Circulation Theory

Circulation Theory explains how fluids, like blood in the body or air in the atmosphere, move and circulate to maintain stability and balance. It involves the continuous flow of these fluids, driven by sources (like the heart pumping blood) and sinks (like oxygen exchange in the lungs). The theory emphasizes how these flows distribute energy, regulate temperature, and sustain life or environmental systems. Essentially, it describes the dynamic process of movement and exchange within a system, ensuring that resources are transported efficiently and that equilibrium is maintained across the entire system.