Which risk increases when an active heave compensation system overcorrects?

💡 Explanation

Actuator saturation results because the controller output exceeds its maximum range, preventing the actuator from reaching the desired position; therefore, control is lost, rather than cavitation or accumulator rupture which require different failure modes of hydraulic accumulators due to external forces.

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