Which risk is amplified when an ICE compression ratio increases?

💡 Explanation

Increasing the compression ratio in an internal combustion engine raises the air temperature during compression; this raises the probability of auto-ignition because it exceeds auto-ignition temperature, therefore causing engine knocking, rather than achieving ideal combustion phasing.

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