Which risk increases when the swash plate angle controller in an axial piston pump dithers excessively?

💡 Explanation

Excessive swash plate dither introduces unnecessary flow variations, causing the `leakage amplification` within the pump. Therefore, the pump's energy efficiency is decreased, because the wasted fluid takes energy and creates heat, rather than contributing to the output; rather than increasing bulk modulus.

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