Which risk increases when a jet engine turbine exceeds operational stall speed?

💡 Explanation

Compressor surge increases because stall speed exceeds the design limits for maintaining stable airflow. This flow disturbance causes turbulent backflow, rather than efficient compression, therefore disrupting normal operations, causing potential engine damage.

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