Which risk increases when exceeding maximum operating temperatures in a Brayton cycle turbine?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding design temperatures increases blade creep because vacancy diffusion and dislocation climb, which are temperature-dependent processes, accelerate. Elevated creep leads to premature failure rather than improved emissions or efficiency as those rely on other components being within spec.

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