Which outcome follows when a fluid exceeds Reynolds Number threshold within a venturi?

💡 Explanation

Increased velocity causes transitional stall, thus turbulent dissipation. Energy dissipation spikes because turbulent intensity rises sharply affecting resistance; therefore drag increase outweighs any laminar potential, rather than the expected reduction, exceeding optimal flow efficiency.

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