Which risk increases when injection speed is too high in polymer extrusion?

💡 Explanation

Melt fracture creates surface defects on extruded polymers because increased speed exceeds the resin's critical shear rate, causing turbulent flow. Therefore, surface irregularities increase rather than uniform flow because of elastic turbulence effects.

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