I think the attachment file help you

This is limit with Reynolds numbers in order to satisfy laminar conditions

Oras Khudhayer Obayes Voskoboinick Andrey

Not at all

See this:

http://www.tsfp-conference.org/proceedings/2011/9d4p.pdf

The major factor encouraging flow becomes turbulent is Reynolds number, so better to bring about the same condition for turbulent flow to relaminerize, i.e. prevail the laminar flow Reynolds number.

If I remember pressure gradient gas strong effect to relaminarisation and this effect oposite for commpressible and incompressible flow. Also look for stability theory and the neutral stability curve.

Academic resources on turbulent flows are provided on the project references:

SINGLE PHASE AND MULTIPHASE TURBULENT FLOWS (SMTF) IN NATURE AND ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS | Jamel Chahed | 3 publications | Research Project (researchgate.net)