👉 The "ended fluid" refers to a term used in the context of certain scientific or engineering processes, particularly in fluid dynamics and thermodynamics, to describe a state where the fluid has reached a stable equilibrium after a transient phase. This typically occurs when external forces or conditions, such as pressure or temperature changes, have been applied and then removed, allowing the fluid to settle into a steady state. During this phase, properties like velocity, pressure, and density stabilize, and the fluid's behavior can be predicted more reliably. This concept is crucial in understanding and modeling various natural phenomena, from atmospheric dynamics to the flow of liquids in pipes.
