Which risk increases when fluid acceleration exceeds constraints from Bernoulli's regions?

💡 Explanation

Cavitation risk increases because exceeding acceleration in Bernoulli's equation instigates local pressure drops causing the *vaporization* mechanism by induced cavities to form. Therefore cavitation rather than slower convection becomes dominant from the accelerated flow.

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