Which risk increases when designing a gas pipeline with excessively high flow rates?

💡 Explanation

At high flow rates, transition to turbulence is more likely; because increased gas velocity reduces the fluid's stability, therefore higher flow risks flow-induced vibration, rather than damping or more efficient momentum transfer.

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