Which behavior arises when a refrigeration system compressor experiences high superheat?

💡 Explanation

When the refrigerant superheat entering a compressor is excessively high, inefficient compression arises because greater volume is required for a given mass, and overheating risk increases given the elevated input temperature to the motor. Therefore volumetric efficiency decreases and overheating is promoted, rather than the alternatives associated with a normal or low superheat condition.

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