An increase in pressure from the inlet to outlet port of an operating circulator is the "evidence" that ____ has been added to the fluid.

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An increase in pressure from the inlet to outlet port indicates that head energy has been added to the fluid. This is a typical phenomenon in pumps and circulators, where mechanical energy is converted into pressure energy, resulting in an increase in fluid pressure from the inlet to the outlet. More volume or the addition of antifreeze would not necessarily result in an increase in pressure, and thermal dynamics is a broad term that does not specifically relate to this situation.

An Increase in Pressure from the Inlet to Outlet Port