Which risk increases when molten steel injection meets a cold mold?

💡 Explanation

Turbulence may increase because a lower temperature reduces viscosity. The **Reynolds number** increases, changing the dominant flow regime; therefore, it is turbulent rather than remaining purely laminar upon initial injection; temperature affects this phase transition.

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