Which consequence results when exceeding max current limits of a three-phase transformer's circuit?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding current limits leads to overheating and *dielectric breakdown*, because excessive current generates joule heating within the circuit insulation causing rapid degradation. Therefore, arcing can occur, rather than hysteresis increases or harmonic resonance, these occurring at designed voltage loads.

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