Which risk increases when a turbojet engine operates beyond its design Reynolds number?

💡 Explanation

Increased turbulence results because exceeding the Reynolds number transitions flow dynamics from laminar to turbulent, a condition that induces unsteady pressures and vibrations on compressor blades. Therefore blade resonance fatigue elevates quickly, rather than decreased drag from stabilized airflow.

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