"fluid handling" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a common phrase used in technical or industrial contexts to refer to the processes and equipment involved in controlling, moving, and managing liquids or gases. Example: The new industrial facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology for fluid handling, allowing for efficient and precise control of chemical flows.
Automated fluid handling using microfluidic chips presents an attractive alternative, but adds constraints on culturing conditions and sample preparation6.
This report focusses on current approaches to submicroliter fluid handling in high-density multi-well plates.
Microfluidic devices with integrated valves provide precise, programmable fluid handling platforms for high-throughput biological or chemical assays.
Therefore, a PEF system usually consists of a high voltage pulse generator, a treatment chamber and a fluid handling system.
Small volume fluid handling in single and multiphase microfluidics provides a promising strategy for efficient bio-chemical assays, low-cost point-of-care diagnostics and new approaches to scientific discoveries.
Increasingly the demands of modern fluid handling systems are for low costs with increased reliability and longevity along with no loss of fluid containment.
OpenTrons Labworks, a startup, aims to build a fluid-handling robot starting at $2,000.
By this finding, bearing designers can completely understand these instability phenomena existing in fluid-handling machines.
Manual valves serve three major functions in fluid-handling systems: stopping and starting flow, controlling flow rate, and diverting flow.
Colfax Corp has bought Baric Group, the UK supplier of highly engineered fluid-handling systems for lubrication applications in the oil & gas, petrochemical and power generation markets.
"Fluid-handling is at the top of the list for me, because it's so generic, and it's just about the most important thing in automation," he says.
