Which outcome occurs when pressure surges exceed an excavator’s hydraulic actuator limits?

💡 Explanation

Actuator seal failure occurs due to pressure spikes exceeding component design. The mechanism is pressure intensification; because increased pressure forces past dynamic seals, causing degradation; therefore, seal failure increases, rather than hydraulic fluid changes or force/noise maintaining constant values.

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