Which limitation commonly arises when exceeding a turbocharger's surge line?

💡 Explanation

Surge occurs because back-pressure forces air back through the compressor. This exceeds the compressor's ability to maintain stable airflow, a phenomenon called compressor stall. Therefore airflow reverses through the turbocharger rather than providing boost, creating noise and potentially damaging the compressor wheel.

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