Which risk increases during high jet engine thrust?

💡 Explanation

Turbine blade fatigue cracking is caused by increased turbulence. As thrust increases, the flow transitions to turbulence, increasing high-cycle fatigue blade stress because resonant frequencies are excited, therefore leading to blade cracks, rather than other failure modes resulting in different flight parameters.

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