Which risk increases significantly when coolant flow's Reynolds number exceeds channel limits inside a high-power disk laser?

💡 Explanation

A high Reynolds number indicates inertial forces dominate viscous forces; therefore, transition turbulence is the reason, introducing large pressure fluctuations and potential mixing problems in the cooling. Avoiding turbulent flow lowers this risk; rather than better laminar flow.

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