Which risk increases when a submarine operates beyond crush depth?

💡 Explanation

Increased hydrostatic pressure causes hull instabilities which escalate resonance because the resonant frequency descends toward ambient vibration sources. The result damages components; excessive acoustic excitation, rather than electromagnetic disruption affects it, and it isn't diffusive water jets, therefore resonance amplification is the chief risk.

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