Which consequence results when inductive inrush occurs in transformers?

💡 Explanation

Increased mechanical winding stress occurs because the magnetizing inrush current's large amplitude causes substantial electromagnetic forces, which stress the winding insulation; therefore, mechanical stress on the core is amplified rather than diminished currents because the iron core saturates.

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