Which risk increases when exceeding a jet engine's EGT redline?

💡 Explanation

Excessive temperature accelerates turbine blade creep because it enhances the rate of plastic deformation at high homologous temperatures, which is a function of diffusion. Therefore, high temperature produces rapid degradation, increasing the likelihood of failure, rather than surging or cavitation, which don't directly arise from over-temperature.

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