Which risk substantially elevates as an isochoric heating cycle continues indefinitely?

💡 Explanation

Continual heating without volume change elevates pressure, specifically leading to rising peak pressure development via the ideal gas law; because pressure increases with temperature in the isochoric process, therefore, the pressure risk elevates rather than being affected by efficiency or viscosity.

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