Which outcome occurs when hydraulic fluid viscosity exceeds design limits?

💡 Explanation

Increased viscosity causes higher hydraulic resistance and pressure drops during **fluid friction**, particularly in tight clearances of vane pumps. This causes localized vacuum because the fluid cannot refill spaces quickly, therefore leading to destructive cavitation damage rather than optimal lubrication profiles.

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