Which consequence occurs when fluid viscosity dominates in pipes?

💡 Explanation

Viscosity dampens inertial forces, promoting laminar flow determined by the Hagen-Poiseuille equation rather than forming turbulent eddies because viscous force dissipates flow irregularities; therefore, laminar flow dominates rather than turbulence under low Reynolds number conditions.

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