Which outcome results when exceeding the quench diameter limit in fuel injection systems?

💡 Explanation

In small engine combustors, exceeding the quench diameter limit results in increased particulate matter concentration because incomplete combustion takes place in the narrow unburned crevices, relying on diffusion flames. Therefore soot increases rather than efficient, complete combustion.

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