Which risk increases when a chiller's coolant undergoes cavitation?

💡 Explanation

Cavitation forms vapor bubbles that collapse violently. Latent heat requirements are higher than sensible heat rather than thermal transfer, reducing efficiency because energy dissipates upon condensation; therefore, decreased heat transfer results rather than resistance which is caused by fouling.

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