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Turbine inlet temperature is usually inferred rather than measured directly because

  • A.The temperature is not related to engine condition
  • B.It changes too rapidly to measure
  • C.The gas there is too hot for a durable probe
  • D.There is no room for a probe

Answer: C

Conditions immediately downstream of the combustor would destroy a thermocouple quickly, so the measurement is taken further downstream and related back by calibration. The limiting temperature still refers to the turbine, since that is what the limit protects.

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