Which outcome occurs more readily when reactive power compensation fails on a long three-phase power transmission line?

💡 Explanation

Voltage collapse risk increases near the load because excessive reactive power demand causes the transmission line's voltage profile to droop via increased current, impacting the line's impedance; therefore voltage support is lost rather than conductor cooling, core saturation, or reduced Ferranti charging.

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