"fluid transmission" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in the context of mechanics and engineering, specifically in reference to the system in a vehicle that transfers power from the engine to the wheels. Example: "The car's smooth ride can be attributed to its advanced fluid transmission, which efficiently distributes power to all four wheels."
Various lubricants are employed as hydraulic fluids in fluid transmission devices.
A new method of measuring fluid transmission in multiple directions is also introduced.
Experimental results are presented which demonstrate the anisotropic fluid transmission properties of typical wound dressing structures.
Patent # 7,284,374 "Actuation System with Fluid Transmission for Interaction Control and High Force Haptics" Stephen Buerger and Neville Hogan.
This work presents an optimisation framework for the routing and equipment design of main pipelines to be used for fluid transmission.
Fibre orientation in such structures is believed to have a major influence on anisotropic fluid transmission and can be manipulated (as required) to engineer desirable fluid transport properties.
Although the main transmission route is direct contact with blood or other infected body fluids, transmission by droplets and aerosols cannot be ruled out and has been demonstrated in animal models (4 ).
Drilling fluid pulse transmission method is the main method of wireless information transmission in the drilling guidance parameter transmission.
Waste-lubricant oils includes crankcase (engine) oil, brake fluid, automatic transmission fluid, power steering fluid, liquid and semi-solid gear, chain, and ball bearing lubricants, and hydraulic fluid.
Check all 9 fluids in your car regularly: including the oil, filters and fluids, brake, transmission, power steering, coolant and windshield washer fluid.
These routes include direct contact with infected animal tissues, blood, or other body fluids; inhalation of aerosolized infected fluids; and transmission through bites of infected mosquito vectors (1 – 3 ).
