fluid movement

Fluid movement refers to how liquids and gases flow from one place to another, driven by differences in pressure, temperature, or gravity. The flow can be smooth and steady, called laminar flow, or chaotic and mixing, known as turbulent flow. Factors like viscosity (thickness), container shape, and obstacles influence how fluids move. Understanding fluid movement is essential in various fields, from designing pipelines and aircraft to predicting weather patterns. Overall, it describes the way fluids transfer energy and mass through different environments under the influence of physical forces.