Which outcome raises boiler pressure when rapidly introducing cold feedwater?

💡 Explanation

Steam collapse results because rapid condensation lowers volume, triggering a pressure drop. This initiates increased boiling to regain equilibrium via Le Chatelier's principle; the pressure then exceeds regulation, therefore steam collapse raises pressure, rather than radiative transfer issues or scale formation within expected feedwater acidity levels.

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