Which outcome occurs affecting chiller efficiency when superheated refrigerant vapor encounters an oil film deposition on the condenser coils?

💡 Explanation

Reduced heat transfer results because oil fouling introduces thermal resistance. Film condensation hampers the **thermal boundary layer** due to insulating properties of oil, therefore decreasing heat rejection, rather than aiding it. This wastes energy and increases cooling costs.

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