Which effect happens in a municipal water pipe when fluid velocity surpasses limitations assumed during Bernoulli's equation derivation?

💡 Explanation

Increased turbulence and frictional losses occur when velocity exceeds limits; invalidating Bernoulli's equation applications because viscous forces become significant, influencing energy dissipation through increased eddy formation (Turbulent Flow) rather than predicting pressure changes accurately.

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