Which risk significantly increases when temperature-sensitive proportional valve actuators in a robotic arm exceed thermal limits?

💡 Explanation

Positional drift arises because thermal expansion within the actuator body alters valve spool position affecting fluid flow, thus *thermal deformation* causes control deviations, therefore accuracy declines, rather than improved sealing or decreased viscosity under controlled temperature exertion.

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