Which outcome results when exceeding the Reynolds number in aircraft hydraulic lines?

💡 Explanation

Fluid changes to turbulent flow because exceeding the Reynolds number increases inertial forces relative to viscous forces. Therefore, turbulent flow results rather than laminar because inertia dominates at higher velocities.

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