Which mechanical consequence results when exceeding a valve's flow capacity?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding a valve's flow capacity leads to a sudden pressure drop, causing vapor bubbles because the cavitation mechanism; therefore these bubbles collapse violently. This creates intense localized pressure waves rather than laminar flow or less heat transfer.

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