Which risk increases when hydraulic actuator demand exceeds the local pump's flow capacity?

💡 Explanation

Increased demand can lead to localized pressure drops below the fluid's vapor pressure; therefore, cavitation occurs within the pump due to the implosion of vapor bubbles, rather than affecting remote vibration sensors because pump efficiency is directly impacted.

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