Which consequence occurs when exceeding Brayton cycle temperature limits in a jet engine?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding design temperatures accelerates blade creep; because the increased thermal stress drives dislocation climb in the nickel superalloy via vacancy diffusion, therefore the turbine blades deform faster, rather than improved margin or reduced NOx levels under normal operation.

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