Which outcome occurs when rapid cycling governs small refrigeration pump operation?

💡 Explanation

Repeated on/off cycles cause frequent pressure changes, therefore the reduced time for fluid intake degrades the pump's volumetric efficiency. This degradation occurs because the pump's valves experience inertial lag, rather than maintaining steady pumping performance.

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