highfluidpressure
High fluid pressure is the condition in which the pressure of a liquid within a system or environment is high relative to a reference level, often measured in pascals, bars, or pounds per square inch (psi). The term is used across fields from fluid mechanics and engineering to geology and petroleum engineering, and it can refer to fluid pressure in pipelines, hydraulic systems, wells, aquifers, or the pore spaces within rocks.
In geology and geotechnical contexts, pore pressure specifically refers to the pressure of fluids within the
In engineering and industry, high fluid pressure can indicate a design or operational hazard. Oilfield operations,
Measurement and management practices include using gauges, transducers, or downhole sensors to monitor pressure and maintaining