👉 The rm fluid, often referred to as a rheological fluid or non-Newtonian fluid, is a type of fluid whose viscosity changes in response to applied shear stress or strain rate. Unlike Newtonian fluids, which have a constant viscosity regardless of the force applied, rheological fluids exhibit varying viscosities. This behavior is common in many industrial and biological applications, such as paints, polymers, and blood. The rm fluid's unique property allows it to flow more easily under high shear conditions (like when stirred or pumped) and become thicker or more viscous when subjected to lower shear conditions (such as when at rest). This adaptability makes rm fluids useful in processes requiring controlled flow properties, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency.
