Which outcome is amplified when pipeline throughput increases?

💡 Explanation

Increased throughput raises fluid velocity, potentially triggering turbulence; the transition amplifies drag because momentum transfer increases non-linearly during turbulent interactions. Therefore drag increases, rather than laminar streamlines resisting flow, under high flow conditions.

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