Which risk increases greatly when sizing an accumulator for a hydraulic surge-suppression system?

💡 Explanation

Overshoot becomes problematic because undersized accumulators engage in greater oscillation following a surge event due to insufficient damping through fluid compressibility stabilizing control; therefore, increased, continued systemic instability follows rather than mitigated forces, steady equilibrium or elastomer compromise.

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