Which mechanism causes vortex shedding when Reynolds number increases?

💡 Explanation

Increased Reynolds number indicates increased inertial forces relative to viscous forces. This promotes turbulence; therefore, increased turbulence induced separation causes alternating vortex shedding patterns rather than streamlined flow, because the Reynolds number increased to a turbulent boundary.

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