Which outcome occurs when cooling is lost in internal turbine blades?

💡 Explanation

The loss of cooling causes a rapid decrease in creep rupture life of the blades because thermal stresses increase, activating creep deformation. Therefore, failure risk climbs, rather than stalls in the aircraft or combustion problems occurring without blade overheating present.

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