Which outcome will occur when a hydraulic damper's viscosity decreases due to elevated temperature?

💡 Explanation

Decreased viscosity leads to a lower damping coefficient. Specifically, *fluid shear* reduces resistance; therefore settling time reduces, rather than force increasing, because decreased viscosity allows faster piston movement; the pressure drop decreases, and seals may be unaffected.

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