Which effect arises if industrial mixing blades run too fast?

💡 Explanation

Increased speed causes greater *energy dissipation* because higher shear rates overcome viscous resistance, ultimately generating heat from the *viscosity*. The heat comes from mechanical effects, therefore energy dissipation increases rather than other mixing characteristics like quality if energy is lower.

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