Which outcome occurs when fast-switching solenoid valve actuation causes hydraulic resonance?

💡 Explanation

Rapid actuation leads to hydraulic resonance, triggering cavitation because pressure disturbances amplify rather than dampen in the confined hydraulic lines driving cyclical stress well above material limits. Therefore, fatigue accelerates, but other issues take longer because they are governed by secondary effects.

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