Which risk increases in cryogenic pumps during sudden warm-up?

💡 Explanation

Significant temperature gradients during rapid warm-up cause localized boiling of any remaining cryogenic fluid; this rapid phase transition results in vapor lock induced cavitation because decreased liquid density rapidly drops the Net Positive Suction Head available; therefore material erodes, rather than other electrical or mechanical risks being primary.

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