Which consequence results when exceeding engine's isentropic efficiency limit?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding isentropic efficiency causes elevated exhaust gas temperature increase because more energy is lost to irreversibilities. Therefore, exhaust temps rise; rather than increased mechanical stress or cycle improvement under high efficiency operating combustion regimes.

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