Which risk increases significantly when dissolved gas content in hydraulic fluid falls below the cavitation limit?

💡 Explanation

Orifice erosion risks are heightened, because decreased dissolved gas enhances cavitation intensity from intensified *vapor implosion*, thus stressing surfaces far more than stable fluids; therefore erosion accelerates, rather than only gentle oxidation with gases.

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