Which risk increases when a hydraulic actuator lacks proportional control during high-speed extension?

💡 Explanation

A lack of proportional control in a hydraulic actuator can lead to pressure transients amplified throughout the system via hydraulic resonance, because the sudden valve closure induces amplified pressure-wave oscillation. Therefore, pipe fracture is a risk, rather than mere precision loss under ideal control.

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