Which risk increases for a cryocooler employing helium-4 when internal pressure exceeds lambda point?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the lambda point during He-4 phase transitions disrupts superfluidity because the Kapitza resistance increases significantly causing reduced heat transfer rather than changes to vibration, electrical properties or overall temperature increases; therefore, efficiency goes down.

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