Which risk is amplified when a bladder accumulator in a hydraulic surge suppression system experiences rapid depressurization?

💡 Explanation

The water hammer is amplified because rapid depressurization causes sudden flow changes, thus pressure wave amplification is enabled by fluid inertia rather than gradual dampening. Therefore, intensification occurs; rather than the dampened oscillation.

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