The phrase "a fluid device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a device that operates using fluid dynamics or involves the movement of fluids in its function.
Example: "The engineer designed a fluid device that efficiently regulates the flow of water in the irrigation system."
Alternatives: "a liquid apparatus" or "a hydraulic device".
In a disgusting-sounding experiment that you probably shouldn't try at home, an international team of researchers have used urea, one of the main components of urine, and a "vortex fluid device" to uncook a hen's egg.
In Mr. Price's directorial hands, it turns out to be a remarkably fluid device, the scenes proceeding with grace, on a mostly empty stage, with a spare collection of props that include, most notably, a piano.
This was then put into a vortex fluid device, where the tangled proteins were spun and gently pulled apart until they refolded into their proper structure.
The process involves adding a urea substance that reliquefies the egg white and then placing the mixture into a vortex fluid device, which applies mechanical stress that coaxes the protein into refolding correctly.
The brace uses the combination disc springs to provide self-centering capability and the structural design of a magnetorheological (MR) fluid device to realize variable damping energy dissipation.
Replacing the torque converter, a fluid coupling device used in conventional automatics, with two automated clutches can potentially improve mileage.
An ejector is a fluid pumping device that uses the energy of a high pressure motive fluid to raise the pressure of a secondary lower-pressure fluid.
TBI was induced using a fluid percussion device at magnitudes of 1.2 1.4 atm (mild injury), 2.0 2.2 atm (moderate injury), and 3.2 3.5 atm (severe injury).
A theoretical model of liquid plug dynamics powered by vapor explosion in a capillary duct has been proposed in order to provide guidance for designing a fluid propulsion device.
This extra infusion tube was directly connected to the CPPF system that comprises a bag of irrigation solution (NaCl 0,9%) connected to infusion line that runs through a volumetric pump (Infusomat® Space by B. Braun, Melsungen, Germany) and through a fluid heating device (Enflow® fluid warmer by GE Healthcare, Hoevelaken, The Netherlands).
