Which outcome occurs when isentropic compression exceeds optimal ratios in a refrigeration cycle using R-134a?

💡 Explanation

Increased superheat occurs because excessively high compression ratios lead to increased work input by the compressor, which translates into higher refrigerant temperatures entering, therefore resulting in less cooling rather than enhanced cooling from alternatives with different states and compression ratios.

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