Which risk increases when a fire suppression system using a water mist generator exceeds specific parameters established by the Bernoulli equation?

💡 Explanation

Ineffective thermal energy transfer occurs when the water mist generator exceeds the velocity predicted using Bernoulli's equation because increased velocity leads to droplet coalescence, therefore decreasing surface area for heat absorption, rather than the mist extinguishing fire.

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