In a vapor compression refrigeration system, the sub-cooling of refrig – McqOptions

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1.	In a vapor compression refrigeration system, the sub-cooling of refrigerant in the condenser results in:
A.	Decrease in COP of the system
B.	Decrease in the size of the condenser
C.	Increase in the size of the evaporator
D.	Increase in the size of the compressor
Answer» D. Increase in the size of the compressor

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