Which risk increases when high-speed electrohydraulic actuators experience temperature gradients?

💡 Explanation

Internal seal failure and leakage risk increases because temperature gradients lead to differential thermal expansion creating stress on the seals causing increased friction and therefore failure; rather than any direct effect on magnetic fields or static discharge.

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