Which mechanism reduces the evaporator efficiency when a refrigeration unit's refrigerant charge leaks?

💡 Explanation

Partial refrigerant loss causes premature superheated vapor formation due to a reduced liquid fraction, which decreases the evaporator's capacity for latent heat removal, because less liquid is available for phase change. Therefore, efficiency diminishes; rather than enhanced subcooling at the expansion valve.

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