Which outcome limits the efficiency of vapor-compression refrigeration cycle at high condensing temperatures?

💡 Explanation

At high condensing temperatures, compression ratio increases, which means more work input is requires from the compressor because of thermodynamic inefficiencies, affecting the overall refrigeration cycle efficiency. Higher compressor power consumption results, rather than reduced cooling due to lower heat transfer or mechanical integrity compromising the system.

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