👉 The Nc Fluid, or Non-Newtonian Fluid, is a term used to describe a class of fluids that do not follow Newton's law of viscosity, which states that the shear stress of a fluid is directly proportional to its shear rate. Unlike Newtonian fluids like water or air, Nc Fluids exhibit complex behaviors where their viscosity changes in response to applied stress or shear rate. This means that some Nc Fluids become less viscous (more fluid-like) when stressed, like ketchup or cornstarch in water, while others become more viscous (thicker) under the same conditions. This unique property makes Nc Fluids crucial in various industrial applications, from food processing to biomedical engineering, where controlling fluid flow and behavior is essential.
