👉 A series fluid, also known as a series-connected or head-to-tail fluid system, is a type of fluid circuit where the fluid flows sequentially through multiple pipes or tubes connected in a linear, head-to-tail arrangement. In this configuration, each pipe or tube is connected to the next, with the fluid in one pipe feeding into the next, creating a continuous flow path. This setup is commonly used in various engineering applications, such as plumbing, hydraulic systems, and chemical processing, where maintaining a steady flow of fluid through a series of components is necessary. The pressure and flow rate in each segment are influenced by the characteristics of the fluid, the diameter and length of the pipes, and any fittings or valves present, making precise design and analysis critical to ensure efficient and reliable operation.
