Which outcome can occur when Reynolds number greatly increases affecting hydraulic fracturing fluids?

💡 Explanation

Increased Reynolds number amplifies turbulence, leading to chaotic flow because the inertial forces dominate with less predictable pathways for fracturing fluids; therefore, fracturing propagation becomes chaotic rather than other flow responses that depend on consistent fluid behavior.

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