Which inaccuracy arises applying Bernoulli's equation across turbines?

💡 Explanation

Bernoulli's equation assumes inviscid flow, but in real turbines, viscous effects are substantial. The increased interaction between fluid layers causes increased shear stress, therefore energy is dissipated, rather than conserved, as Bernoulli predicts in ideal conditions.

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