Which outcome occurs when a positive displacement pump runs with closed discharge valve in a hydraulic system?

💡 Explanation

When a positive displacement pump operates against a closed valve, pressure increases rapidly because the pump continues to displace fluid without an outlet, exceeding the system's pressure limits. Therefore, casing rupture typically results rather than decreased temperatures, increased motor efficiency, or cavitation, which depend on fluid flow, load changes or phase transition dynamics.

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