Which outcome risks hydraulic pump failure if the Reynolds number exceeds a threshold?

💡 Explanation

Increased cavitation damage results, because high Reynolds number indicates turbulent flow; localized pressure drops cause vapor bubbles to form via cavitation which then collapse violently, therefore damaging the pump material, rather than maintaining stable laminar flow.

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