Which outcome occurs when harmonic currents overload reactor circuits in a three-phase distribution system?

💡 Explanation

Increased neutral line current is typically the outcome because harmonic currents introduce imbalances, elevating current in the neutral line via harmonic summation. Therefore, the neutral line overloads, rather than reduced core saturation or changing the effects on frequency.

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