Which risk increases when hydraulic actuator control valves experience dithering?

💡 Explanation

Cavitation risk increases due to rapid pressure changes from valve dithering; because the liquid's vapor pressure is reached, microbubbles form and collapse violently in the orifices. Therefore, erosion accelerates rather than other failure modes at higher frequencies.

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