Which problem in hydraulic systems arises when dynamic viscosity prevents accurate equation scaling?

💡 Explanation

Deviations emerge because viscosity causes the fluid's boundary layer to thicken, violating assumptions of the Bernoulli Equation which presumes strictly irrotational flow as an assumption; therefore modelling predictions are limited, rather than cavitation or resonance effects which occur due fluid pressure variations.

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