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    Originally posted by Fridgetech
    A reduced SHF will tend to increase LMTD for a given TD by reducing dt i.e. raising leaving temperature.
    Actually, that occured to me as I posted it.

    But wouldn't the (properly applied) TEV's (possible) reserve capacity allow such a scenario (maintaining SH) up to the point that the unit cooler drop in T.D. would become "static" when having exceeded the range of the (expansion device)?

    The system is going to balance. The whole LOT cannot simply drop, unless something is broken. Right?
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