👉 Pushing fluid, also known as a reactive or active fluid, is a type of fluid that can change its properties in response to external stimuli, such as pressure, temperature, or electric fields. Unlike passive fluids, which maintain a constant composition and behavior, pushing fluids can actively alter their viscosity, density, or other characteristics to achieve specific functions. This adaptability makes them particularly useful in applications like adaptive dampers, smart coatings, and advanced hydraulic systems where dynamic control is essential. The fluid's ability to "push" or exert force on its surroundings, often through chemical reactions or physical transformations, allows it to perform tasks that require precise and responsive adjustments.
