👉 The CI Fluid (Continuum Fluid) is a theoretical model in computational fluid dynamics that represents fluids as a continuous medium rather than discrete particles. It simplifies the complex behavior of fluids by treating them as a single, homogeneous substance with continuous properties like density and viscosity. This approach allows for more efficient simulations by reducing the computational complexity associated with tracking individual particles or molecules, making it particularly useful for large-scale and high-resolution fluid flow problems. CI Fluid models incorporate various physical phenomena, such as turbulence and multiphase interactions, using advanced mathematical formulations to accurately capture fluid dynamics in diverse applications ranging from aerospace engineering to environmental science.
