Which limitation surfaces due to oil fouling within an evaporator during refrigeration?

💡 Explanation

Reduced heat transfer efficiency occurs because oil fouling introduces thermal resistance. The increased resistance acts via **conduction impedance**, hindering efficient heat exchange, therefore reduces capacity, rather than increasing cooling or affecting flash gas/compressor components directly.

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