Which risk increases when exceeding Carnot cycle high fluid pressure?

💡 Explanation

High pressure increases stress, therefore microfractures propagate initiating the mechanism creep. Damage accumulates because exceeding pressure limitations causes regenerator material failure rather than failures in other components occurring at lower pressures.

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