Which risk increases within turbocharged diesel engines pushing toward stoichiometric combustion?

💡 Explanation

Vanadium pentoxide corrosion risk grows with increasing sulfur because these reactions require increased oxygen from near-stoichiometric combustion that a turbocharger facilitates, therefore, leading to accelerated degradation rather than protecting other emissions systems under different oxygen conditions.

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