Which risk increases when a turbine blade's crystal lattice contains inclusions of foreign atoms?

💡 Explanation

Increased creep occurs because the impurities disrupt the lattice structure, enhancing diffusion. This accelerates Coble creep at grain boundaries, therefore the blade deforms more rapidly at operational temperatures, rather than improving fatigue resistance or conductivity.

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