Which outcome arises when a single-phase load is connected unevenly across a three-phase power distribution system?

💡 Explanation

When a single-phase load unbalance occurs, current imbalance causes increased neutral current flow because each phase carries a different current. Therefore increased neutral current results, rather than changed frequency, harmonic distortion reduction, or core saturation, each requiring distinct system faults or configurations.

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