👉 A steady fluid refers to a type of fluid that maintains a constant velocity and pressure over time, typically flowing smoothly and predictably through a given medium or channel without significant turbulence or changes in flow rate. This type of fluid flow is often observed in pipes, rivers, and other enclosed systems where the fluid's movement is continuous and stable, allowing for efficient transport of substances like water, air, or other liquids. The steady state is characterized by a balance between the forces acting on the fluid, such as gravity and friction, ensuring that the flow remains consistent and uniform.
