Which mechanical failure results from exceeding gas turbine exhaust temperature limits?

💡 Explanation

High exhaust gas temperatures cause turbine blade creep because the blades experience extreme centrifugal stress; therefore, creep deformation of the blades accelerates, rather than stall/clogging due to bearing lubrication or fuel issues.

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