Which failure in a forged turbine blade escalates when exposed to high blade temperature?

💡 Explanation

High temperatures accelerate creep, enabling creep crack propagation because the elevated temperature provides the energy for dislocations to move and cracks to grow. With faster propagation, ultimate fracture occurs more rapidly rather than if solely driven by normal fatigue at lower temperatures; therefore overall blade life decreases.

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