Which risk increases when an oxygen process control valve stiction occurs during liquid oxygen (LOX) transfer?

💡 Explanation

A process control valve stiction directly hinders accurate flow metering; therefore, it prevents required fine adjustments, causing rapid pressure build-up. Rather than oscillations or collapse, oxygen's pressure amplifies quickly and dangerously because oxygen flow is uncontrolled upstream of a restriction.

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