Which mechanism causes backpressure in a refrigeration cycle operating near a compressor's surge limit?

💡 Explanation

Operating near the surge limit can cause excessive head pressure; Vapor compression increases rapidly because the inefficient operation generates excess heat, therefore leading to back-pressure, rather than improved performance from subcooling.

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