Which limitation arises when applying Bernoulli's equation across an impeller causing internal flow?

💡 Explanation

Increased impeller vorticity causes viscous forces needing additional equations; therefore, deviations occur because viscous effects dissipate kinetic energy, rather than only the ideal pressure decrease predicted by Bernoulli's in inviscid laminar flow.

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