Which risk increases when the working fluid purity decreases in ORC turbine systems that process phase transitions?

💡 Explanation

Cavitation risk increases because heterogeneous nucleation occurs more readily on impurities in the fluid, thereby causing vapor bubbles to form and collapse violently near the turbine blades. Nucleation causes cavitation, rather than, deactivation processes for example which involves poisoning.

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