👉 Burst fluid, also known as burst pressure, is the maximum pressure a fluid can withstand before it suddenly ruptures or leaks from a container. This critical value is determined by the material's strength and the fluid's properties, such as viscosity and density. In engineering contexts, particularly in pressure vessels, tanks, and pipelines, understanding burst fluid is crucial for ensuring safety and preventing catastrophic failures. It helps in designing robust structures capable of containing high-pressure fluids without compromising integrity.
