Hi Spid, from ChatGPT:"The term "wet commissioning" doesn't...

Hi Spid, from ChatGPT:

"The term "wet commissioning" doesn't necessarily imply the use of wet materials in the sense of moisture or liquid. Instead, the term "wet" is often used metaphorically in engineering and industrial contexts to signify the actual operation of a system with real, live materials as opposed to dry runs or simulations.In the case of mining or industrial processes, "wet commissioning" means that the equipment and systems are tested and operated using the actual materials they are designed to process. This could include ores, minerals, or any other substance that the facility is intended to handle. The term is a way to emphasize the transition from the theoretical or dry testing phase to the practical, real-world operation of the system.So, in the context of mining, "wet commissioning" is about bringing the system to life with the actual materials it will handle, and it doesn't necessarily imply the presence of liquid or moisture. The term is more about the authenticity and real-world conditions of the commissioning process."