Which consequence results when increased quenching in a jet engine turbine?

💡 Explanation

Increased quenching creates larger temperature gradients, favoring transient cooling at the expense of combustion stability. This reduces the available enthalpy for conversion through the Brayton cycle due inefficient combustion conditions; therefore engine efficiency is reduced, rather than alternatives based only on mechanical failures.

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