👉 The CS-Fluid, also known as the Continuum Fluid or Incompressible Fluid, is a fundamental concept in fluid dynamics that describes a continuous medium without distinct particle boundaries, where density remains constant and flow is smooth and continuous. This fluid model simplifies the analysis of fluid behavior by treating it as a single, homogeneous substance, making it particularly useful for describing the motion of liquids and gases under various conditions. The CS-Fluid assumption allows for the application of well-established fluid dynamics equations, such as the Navier-Stokes equations, to predict flow patterns, pressure distributions, and other critical characteristics of fluid motion, thereby facilitating the study and design of systems involving fluid flow, from pipelines to atmospheric dynamics.
