In a refrigeration system, which mechanism decreases cooling efficiency alongside increased heat from superheated gas?

💡 Explanation

Increased gas superheat raises the vapor compression ratio, therefore leading to less efficient cooling; because the compressor must do more work to compress the refrigerant, therefore lower cooling and increased stress, system-wide, rather than only affecting isolated component performance.

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