Which pressure spike arises when a hydraulic actuator rapidly decelerates against an accumulator?

💡 Explanation

Fluid compressibility overshoot occurs because the rapid deceleration forces a volume change in the accumulator. This causes the pressure to rise sharply as the fluid compresses in response rather than the controlled release, therefore increasing potential for hydraulic shock.

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