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Create a high-quality photorealistic 3D infographic diagram showing exactly three different mechanisms of abrasive wear and crushing under load, arranged side-by-side in three clear vertical sections. No text, no numbers, no labels, no captions. Use the uploaded image as a visual reference for the requested engineering infographic and preserve its clean, instructional presentation while producing a polished, coherent composition. Pure solid white background, bright studio lighting, clean industrial engineering presentation. The metallic parts are solid, thick blocks made of heavy industrial steel with realistic cast-metal texture and subtle metallic reflections. The image consists of exactly three distinct columns, each containing a pair of metal blocks: one upper block and one lower block, with a narrow gap between them. Keep all three pairs consistently scaled and clearly separated by generous white space. Align the blocks cleanly and consistently across the columns. Render every arrow as a crisp, simple, solid black vector arrow with a clear arrowhead. LEFT SECTION — coarse, large fraction: Two heavy rectangular steel blocks positioned one above the other. A single very large, sharp-edged, jagged rock fragment is caught and clamped between the blocks. The fragment is visibly fractured with only minor cracks from being heavily crushed, while remaining a single large piece. Place a clean black vector arrow on the upper block pointing straight DOWN to indicate high compressive force. Place a clean black vector arrow on the lower block pointing horizontally to the RIGHT to indicate lateral shearing movement. MIDDLE SECTION — medium fraction: Two identical heavy steel blocks positioned one above the other. Exactly three medium-sized, rounded hard stone particles are trapped in the narrow gap between the blocks and visibly squeezed. Place a clean black vector arrow on the upper block pointing straight DOWN, and a clean black vector arrow on the lower block pointing horizontally to the RIGHT. RIGHT SECTION — fine fraction: Two identical heavy steel blocks positioned one above the other with a very tight, minimal clearance. Fill the gap with a dense, continuous-looking layer of fine, tiny abrasive sand grains and micro-particles, acting like a thin grinding layer. Make the grains individually detailed but much smaller than the medium particles. Place a clean black vector arrow on the upper block pointing straight DOWN, and a clean black vector arrow on the lower block pointing horizontally to the RIGHT. Ensure all blocks are perfectly aligned within each pair, arrows are sharp, uniform, black, and unambiguous, and the particle size difference is immediately clear: one large jagged rock on the left, exactly three medium rounded stones in the middle, and a dense layer of fine grains on the right. Preserve a balanced side-by-side layout on a pure white background, with crisp geometry, realistic material detail, and no extra elements.