Using LINQ to Query Collections : How Best to Use AsQueryable

I am using the Net Driver to manage a data across a number of Collections in a MongoDB database and prefer to LINQ queries.

The general pattern seems to be of the form:

var result = collection.AsQueryable().Where((document) => …).Select((ducument) => …);

My questions are:

  1. Is there a significant overhead in making a collection ‘Queryable’ every time it is interrogated in this way?

  2. Is the ‘Queryable’ representation of a collection ‘synchronized’ with the collection itself over time?

  3. Is the following pattern viable?

public class EntityRepository<TEntity, TKey> … where TKey : ObjectId
{
private IMongoCollection<TEntity>_entityCollection;
private IMongoQueryable<TEntity>_entityQueryableCollection;

public EntityRepository(IMongoCollection<TEntity<TKey>> collection)
{
    _entityCollection = collection;
    _entityQueryableCollection = collection.AsQueryable();
}

public Task<TEntity<TKey>> FindByIdAsync(TKey id)
{
    return _entityQueryableCollection
        .Where((document) => document.Id.Equals(id))
        .Select((document) => document);
}

}

Any assistance appreciated,

Nico