Which risk increases when a hydraulic bladder accumulator overcharges?

💡 Explanation

Excessive pressure causes *cyclic stress concentration* at bladder fold points, because the elastomer exceeds its fatigue limit with each cycle; therefore, rupture is more likely rather than silting or thermal issues, which are associated with contamination and volumetric expansion, not necessarily overcharging.

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