Which risk increases when ethylene glycol exceeds its design temperature?

💡 Explanation

Ethylene glycol degradation accelerates with rising temperatures because thermal DECOMPOSITION reactions occur leading to acid formation; therefore, internal corrosion accelerates, rather than maintains integrity, because breakdown will reduce its effectiveness.

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