Which outcome occurs when a residential heat pump's metering valve admits excessive refrigerant?

💡 Explanation

Liquid slugging severely threatens the compressor, because liquid refrigerant is incompressible; therefore compressor pumps liquid rather than vapor, causing mechanical stress and potential damage rather than optimized heat transfer or minor efficiency losses associated scenarios.

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