In a three-phase electrical power distribution system, what outcome arises upon failure of neutral conductor connectivity?

💡 Explanation

When the neutral connection fails, the neutral point floats because the load is unbalanced, causing unequal voltage distribution among phases. Therefore voltage imbalance results, rather than overheating, blackout, or distortion, which need fault current, overload, or non-linear loads respectively to manifest.

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