noun
- the process of converting a solid material into a fluid-like state by passing a gas or liquid through it at high velocity
Usage: technical term used in engineering and chemistry; commonly used in industrial processes
Examples
- The fluidization of the coal particles allowed for more efficient combustion in the reactor.
- Engineers used fluidization to improve the mixing of the granular material.
- Fluidization is a key technique in petroleum refining and chemical manufacturing.
- The fluidization process reduced the settling time of the solid particles significantly.
- Industrial applications of fluidization include drying, coating, and chemical reactions.