Which consequence arises when exceeding the ideal regenerative heat engine's pressure limits?

💡 Explanation

The pressure increase causes increased mechanical stress and therefore increased probability of creep rupture. Creep rupture is a stress-related failure mechanism resulting in component yielding, because exceeding operational pressure parameters rather than radiation, surge, or fouling is the direct failure cause.

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