Which outcome occurs when dissolved gas comes out of the solution in a hydraulic system under pressure?

💡 Explanation

When pressure drops/changes rapidly the rapid pressure fluctuation in the hydraulic fluid leads to cavitation because gas bubbles form from formerly solved gas; those gas bubbles implode near the valve. Therefore that leads to valve seat erosion since repeated implosions locally deform surfaces rather than other answers.

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