Which outcome occurs when thermal runaway induces pre-ignition in stratified fuel injection?

💡 Explanation

Increased unburned hydrocarbons result because thermal runaway causes premature combustion during fuel injection, bypassing controlled ignition. Therefore, unburned fuel increases, rather than experiencing more effective late-cycle combustion that would reduce emissions like NOx.

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