Within a chiller system, which outcome occurs when refrigerant overcharge surpasses thermal expansion valve (TXV) capacity?

💡 Explanation

Compressor slugging results because excessive refrigerant floods that returning suction line via the TXV, causing liquid backflow instead of vapor; therefore, slugging happens, rather than optimal performance needing expansion, if expansion capacity limit reached.

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