Which outcome occurs when a three-phase induction motor operates with a single open phase winding?

💡 Explanation

When one phase is open, uneven magnetic fields are generated therefore causing the motor to produce significantly reduced torque and experience increased current in the remaining phases, leading to rapid overheating. Resulting it being reduced torque and overheating rather than other outcomes that rely on balanced or closed circuits.

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