Which outcome occurs when injectors in a diesel generator operate below the fuel's cloud point?

💡 Explanation

Fuel waxing occurs, because paraffin precipitates out of solution and the gelling mechanism clogs the fuel filters and injectors. Therefore, fuel delivery is greatly reduced, rather than an improvement of lubricity or corrosion resistance being exhibited at sub-optimal fuel temperatures.

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