Which outcome occurs when particulate contaminants bypass piston ring sealing?

💡 Explanation

Increased cylinder wall friction occurs through abrasive wear because particles embed into the piston and cylinder surfaces, grinding them via three-body abrasion. Therefore, friction increases, rather than smoother operation, if particles weren't embedded within it.

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