👉 Failure fluid, also known as a failure liquid or failure medium, is a substance used in experimental setups to simulate the conditions under which a system might fail. It's typically a liquid that can be easily manipulated, such as water or oil, and is introduced into a system to observe how it behaves when the system encounters a failure point. This fluid is crucial for studying material weaknesses, stress points, and potential catastrophic failures in engineering and materials science. By observing how the failure fluid interacts with different components, researchers can gain insights into improving system reliability and safety.
