Which outcome results when a refrigeration system loses containment and charge?

💡 Explanation

The system suffers reduced cooling capability because the Joule-Thomson effect necessitates a phase change; therefore superheated return vapor is likelier, rather than oil logging, overcurrent, or ice formation dominating so promptly after charge loss.

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