What is the purpose of increasing RPM during blade fouling maintenance?

Increasing RPM during blade fouling maintenance serves the purpose of loosening material deposits that have accumulated on the blades. When the rotational speed of the blades is increased, the centrifugal force generated can help to dislodge built-up fouling materials such as dirt, grime, and other residues. This action makes it easier to clean the blades effectively, allowing for better performance and efficiency.

In this context, merely enhancing heat dissipation does not directly relate to the issue of fouling, nor does it address the solid deposits that accumulate. While reversing fouling effects sounds plausible, it is primarily the physical activity of increasing RPM that aids in breaking up and loosening the deposits, rather than reversing fouling completely without subsequent cleaning. Therefore, the most relevant and accurate purpose of increasing RPM is to facilitate the removal of these unwanted materials from the blades.