Which failure occurs more readily when piston quench height increases?

💡 Explanation

Detonation risk climbs as quench height grows because increased unburned gases compress creating hot spots triggering auto-ignition, a positive feedback mechanism; therefore detonation is more likely, rather than increased lubrication failure at normal piston rings clearances.

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