Which consequence results when a refrigeration cycle operates outside design temperatures?

💡 Explanation

Reduced operating temperature inhibits the refrigerant phase change, because of decreased heat transfer across evaporator and condenser. Less efficient phase change therefore leads to reduced overall cooling capacity rather than higher pressure elsewhere.

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