👉 A Bit-Fluid is a conceptual model used in fluid dynamics to describe the behavior of fluids, particularly in scenarios involving complex interactions and non-Newtonian properties. Unlike traditional fluid dynamics models that assume fluids behave linearly, Bit-Fluids account for the non-linear and variable viscosity properties of certain fluids, such as slurries, blood, or polymer solutions. In this model, the fluid's viscosity is not constant but changes based on factors like shear rate or stress, allowing for a more accurate representation of real-world fluid behavior. This makes Bit-Fluids particularly useful in engineering applications where precise modeling of fluid flow and deformation is critical, such as in the design of pipelines, mixing processes, or biomedical devices.
