Which phenomenon limits hydraulic actuator speed during cold operation?

💡 Explanation

Increased fluid viscosity slows actuator speed because viscous drag rises exponentially as temperature decreases. This increases the fluid's resistance to flow through the hydraulic system's narrow passages, therefore actuator motion slows considerably rather than other temperature-related effects.

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