Which risk increases when ultrasonic atomization fuel injectors get contaminated?

💡 Explanation

Unstable combustion follows injector contamination via fouling, because ultrasonic atomization depends on precise, high-frequency oscillations affected by impurities. This disrupts consistent fuel-air mixing, therefore combustion fluctuates, rather than consistent operation under stable injection.

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