Which operational risk increases within bypass control valves when fluid viscosity rapidly decreases?

💡 Explanation

Valve seat cavitation increases due to vapor bubble formation from the reduced static pressures and turbulent fluid flow, because decreased liquid viscosity lowers the threshold for vaporisation; therefore, material erosion rises, rather than expansion/impedance/response deviations which are less immediate concerns.

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