Which risk escalates when a high-bypass turbofan engine's bleed air system excessively cycles?

💡 Explanation

Repeated cycling of the bleed air system initiates flow instabilities, triggering stall. Boundary layer separation increases, leading to compressor stall propagation because the surge margin erodes; therefore recovery diminishes rather than sustaining steady operation, which also prevents flameout.

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