👉 Pushed fluid, also known as forced flow or pressurized fluid, refers to a type of fluid movement where external forces, typically pressure differences or mechanical pumps, drive the fluid through a system rather than relying solely on natural forces like gravity or viscosity. This method is commonly used in various engineering applications, such as hydraulic systems, where pressurized fluid is directed through pipes to exert force on components, enabling tasks like lifting heavy loads, controlling machinery, or generating power. Unlike free flow, where fluid moves due to its own inertia and natural properties, pushed fluid is actively guided by external means, making it highly efficient and controllable for precise applications.
