Which heat transfer impairment results when desuperheating in a refrigeration cycle falters?

💡 Explanation

Increased condensing coolant requirement occurs because desuperheating lowers compressed refrigerant temperatures before entering the condenser; thereby greater total heat rejection loads the cooling system, rather than adequately pre-cooling the hot gas internally because optimal heat extraction falters.

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