Which consequence results when the diverter valve fails in an aircraft's bleed air system affecting the turbine?

💡 Explanation

Engine stall occurs because the diverter valve, through *compressor bleed*, regulates air pressure. Decreased bleed air from the compressor reduces stall margin; therefore stall risk directly rises, rather than only affecting the cabin, anti-ice, or indirectly affecting hydraulics.

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