Which risk escalates when a turbine engine's bypass ratio decreases?

💡 Explanation

Decreasing an engine's bypass ratio shifts more energy through the core; this intensifies the temperature experienced by turbine blades via elevated heat transfer. Therefore thermal stress increases, rather than improvements to combustion or compressor stall, because primary airflow is hotter.

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