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(of a substance) maintaining its volume or density even under external forces
- Water is considered incompressible under normal conditions, making it essential for hydraulic systems.
- In fluid dynamics, the study of incompressible flows focuses on fluids that do not significantly change their density under normal operating conditions.
- The engineer selected an incompressible sealant to ensure a tight and durable joint, unaffected by pressure or temperature variations.
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