Which consequence results when exceeding fluid velocity limits in hydraulic control?

💡 Explanation

Cavitation increases because the fluid's absolute pressure in the control valve drops below its vapor pressure, leading to bubble formation and collapse. Therefore, component erosion accelerates, rather than a linear thermal reduction under stable fluid density alone.

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