Which outcome occurs when anti-sway control system rapidly closes a hydraulic stabilizer fin's directional valve?

💡 Explanation

When the valve rapidly closes, fluid inertia causes pressure surge because of the sudden flow stoppage reflecting pressure peaks upstream, which weaken the hydraulic lines. Therefore, a surge results, rather than increased friction or flow restriction because the valve obstructs liquid inertia.

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