Which outcome occurs when high fluid viscosity impedes lubrication?

💡 Explanation

Increased viscosity raises shear stress under motion, exceeding material yield strength because viscous drag transforms kinetic energy by intermolecular friction; therefore higher drag dominates, rather than creating triboelectric effects under ideal loading without viscosity spikes affecting lubrication.

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