Which outcome occurs when dissolved gas content in hydraulic fluid exceeds its saturation point within a control valve?

💡 Explanation

When dissolved gas exceeds saturation, gas bubbles form locally due to pressure drop past the restrictions, which then implode as pressure recovers, causing cavitation erosion. Therefore erosion occurs downstream, rather than increased modulus, reduced speed, or stiction which arise from distinct mechanisms relating to the hydraulic fluid.

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