Which operational risk escalates when fuel undergoes thermal decomposition within turbocharger oil?

💡 Explanation

Fuel decomposition generates varnish due to thermal breakdown, therefore *oil coking* occurs at elevated temperatures of turbocharger bearings because these deposits restrict oil flow, rather than enhancing turbine efficiency.

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