Which risk elevates when hydraulic jacks overload supporting concrete columns during bridge maintenance?

💡 Explanation

Increased creep occurs because hydraulic overload induces sustained stress on the concrete columns, activating the mechanism of time-dependent deformation due to viscous flow of the cement matrix. Therefore, excessive deformation results, rather than changes in chloride, carbonation, or thermal properties.

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