Which consequence impairs a transformer when it overheats above its Curie temperature?

💡 Explanation

Above the Curie temperature, spontaneous magnetization vanishes via the phenomenon of magnetic disordering. Because the ferromagnetic core loses its alignment, reducing permeability massively, therefore transformer efficiency plummets, rather than improved dielectric insulation.

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