Which outcome commonly results when high flowrates trigger a sudden expansion in ductwork?

💡 Explanation

Increased static pressure downstream happens because the sudden expansion causes flow separation, triggering turbulent generation due to the conservation of momentum which is then converted to static pressure via momentum exchange, therefore pressure increases rather than laminar behavior under stable conditions.

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