Question 18 A turbulent boundary layer stays attached in a more adverse pressure gradient than the equivalent laminar boundary layer because? O The turbulent boundary layer has greater momentum near the surface. O Separation causes the onset of turbulence. O The pressure is almost constant through the boundary layer. O Turbulence is brought about earlier by adverse pressure gradients. O The turbulent boundary layer has less momentum near the surface. O Laminar flows can only exist in favourable pressure gradients

Question 18 A turbulent boundary layer stays attached in a more adverse pressure gradient than the equivalent laminar boundary layer because? O The turbulent boundary layer has greater momentum near the surface. O Separation causes the onset of turbulence. O The pressure is almost constant through the boundary layer. O Turbulence is brought about earlier by adverse pressure gradients. O The turbulent boundary layer has less momentum near the surface. O Laminar flows can only exist in favourable pressure gradients

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