Prosessineste

Prosessineste, often translated as process fluid or process liquid, refers to any fluid used within an industrial process. This can include raw materials, intermediate products, finished goods, or auxiliary substances that are circulated or manipulated as part of a manufacturing operation. The specific properties of a prosessineste are critical and are dictated by the requirements of the process it serves. These properties can include viscosity, temperature, pressure, chemical reactivity, purity, and corrosiveness. For instance, in the petrochemical industry, crude oil or refined fuels are prosessineste, while in chemical manufacturing, various solvents, reactants, or catalysts would fall under this category. Water is a common prosessineste used for heating, cooling, cleaning, or as a reaction medium. The selection and management of prosessineste are vital for ensuring process efficiency, product quality, equipment longevity, and operational safety. Contamination, degradation, or improper handling of prosessineste can lead to significant production issues, increased costs, and potential environmental or safety hazards. Therefore, industries invest in robust systems for transporting, storing, monitoring, and treating their process fluids.