Which consequence results when hydraulic fluid velocity exceeds limits?

💡 Explanation

Turbulence causes energy dissipation in hydraulic systems. High velocity causes increased inertial forces and disordered motion leading to turbulent flow because the *Reynolds number* increase exceeds limits; therefore energy converts to heat rather than effective power, rather than controlled laminar behavior.

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