Which consequence results when flash boiling occurs in a refrigeration evaporator?

💡 Explanation

Flash boiling prematurely vaporizes refrigerant by the pressure drop rather than absorbing heat; two-phase flow degradation leads to lower heat transfer and therefore reduces the evaporator's cooling capacity, rather than higher, with stable superheat unattainable.

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