Which consequence results when water exceeds superheated steam saturation point?

💡 Explanation

Erosion risk rises when liquid droplets form because homogeneous nucleation creates microscopic imperfections fostering droplet growth; this two-phase flow impacts blades due to momentum transfer rather than ideal gas-like behavior, therefore higher erosive wear.

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