Which behavior explains reduced flow rates in pipelines?

💡 Explanation

The decreased flow occurs because viscous forces lead to **boundary layer** thickening, thereby reducing the effective cross-sectional area available. Therefore, this causes flow reduction rather than reductions from negligible roughness; increased pressure enhances flows.

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