Which consequence results when exceeding maximum heat load during rapid cycles?

💡 Explanation

Operating beyond the design limits induces excessive material overheating resulting in enhanced creep, because grain boundary sliding, a thermally-activated mechanism, happens at lower stress. Therefore, increased creep shortens product life rather than the effect being quenching etc.

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