Which increased risk arises when a gas turbine control system’s speed governors exhibit excessive integral windup?

💡 Explanation

Compressor surge risk increases because integral windup in the speed governors induces large, late fuel adjustments following load rejection; therefore, the mass flow rapidly decreases with sustained high pressure, inviting surge, rather than gradual fuel reduction to stabilize the pressure ratio.

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