Which risk is amplified when heat load exceeds design limits in an absorption refrigerator?

💡 Explanation

When heat load exceeds design limits crystallization of the absorbent solution occurs because increased concentration leads to reduced solubility at operating temperatures exceeding saturation levels. Therefore crystallization risk increases, rather than pressure drop, vapor lock, or dilution requiring alternate failure mechanisms or conditions.

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