Which process initiates turbulence when Reynolds number increases excessively?

💡 Explanation

As the Reynolds number surpasses a critical threshold, the amplification of initial flow disturbances becomes more intense because inertia begins to dominate viscous forces initiating turbulence; therefore, disturbances grow, rather than stabilizing or diminishing the existing flow disturbances.

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