Which outcome reduces hydraulic pump efficiency under high power?

💡 Explanation

Increased cavitation creates vapor bubbles imploding in the fluid because high power demand induces turbulence near the pump inlet. The turbulent pressure drop accelerates cavitation erosion, therefore pumps' efficiency declines significantly rather than simply losing volumetric pressure due to expansion.

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