Which outcome occurs when pneumatic actuator supply line contains excessive moisture?

💡 Explanation

When excessive moisture is present in the air supply, internal corrosion occurs because water reacts with the actuator's internal components, leading to premature wear and seal degradation Therefore corrosion and reduced lifespan results, rather than increased force, reduced response time or decreased energy consumption, which require different operating inefficiencies.

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