👉 A mixture fluid, also known as a blend or composite fluid, is a combination of two or more fluids that are physically mixed together to create a new substance with properties distinct from the individual components. These fluids can be liquids, gases, or even solids suspended in a liquid, and their properties—such as viscosity, density, and thermal conductivity—are influenced by the relative proportions of each fluid present. Mixture fluids are widely used in various industrial applications, including lubrication, cooling systems, and chemical processing, where tailored properties are essential for optimal performance.
