Which consequence results when a deep-sea oil pipeline experiences internal turbulence?

💡 Explanation

Increased frictional pressure drop occurs along the oil pipeline when internal turbulence causes increased mixing and momentum transfer because viscous shear stresses significantly rise, therefore the pressure required to drive the fluid is higher, rather than reduced stability of laminar flow.

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