Which outcome occurs when significant dissolved air enters the pumping circuit of a hydraulic elevator?

💡 Explanation

Cavitation occurs because the dissolved air lowers the fluid's vapor pressure; therefore, the pump creates vapor bubbles that collapse violently, damaging the impeller and reducing efficiency, rather than increasing viscosity or improving lubrication given low air concentration.

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