Which pressure fluctuation results in hydraulic systems when inadequate bladder accumulator pre-charge exists?

💡 Explanation

System pressure spikes and cavitation occur because undamped pressure waves create vapor bubbles during hydraulic expansion, initiated by low accumulator pre-charge, and amplified under cycling. Therefore, sharp pressure spikes result, rather than stable or dampened hydraulics, or leakage and increased temperatures that suggest alternate failures.

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