Which effect decreases energy output when a Carnot engine's isentropic compression exceeds design limits?

💡 Explanation

Increased compression raises working fluid temperature, therefore increasing internal pressure and consequently frictional losses due to mechanical stresses, because the process deviates from ideal isentropic behavior, rather than just reservoir temperature differences causing inefficiency.

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