Which turbine blade 'flutter' risk increases when exceeding material tensile limits?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding turbine alloy tensile yield strength leads to plastic deformation and reduced stiffness; the aeroelastic resonance frequency dramatically shifts lower because stiffness relates intimately to flutter limits, therefore dangerous resonance-induced fluttering increases, rather than mitigates.

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