Which consequence results when exceeding a pump’s design limits?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding pump design limits increases fluid velocity unevenly; this promotes energy dissipation via turbulence because Reynolds number crosses a critical threshold. Therefore, the turbulence increases, rather than laminar flow, under extreme regimes; cavitation is also more likely.

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