Which outcome occurs when cavitation thresholds decrease in cryogenic pumps?

💡 Explanation

Lower thresholds trigger cavitation more readily; the mechanism is vapor bubble collapse which imparts energy and erodes pump surfaces. Therefore, cavitation erodes components, rather than stabilizing the pump through boosted superconductivity effects different conditions because that phenomenon operates at entirely different temperatures.

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