Which outcome occurs when bypass valve hysteresis increases?

💡 Explanation

Increased valve hysteresis deadband induces sustained oscillations, because the valve's delayed response contributes to limit cycle oscillations with excess actuation; therefore pressure cycles persist rather than a stable pressure setting because the effect becomes self-reinforcing in the bypass.

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