Which consequence occurs when sustained low-level earth faults circulate neutral-ground bonding circuits in industrial power distribution systems?

💡 Explanation

Elevated touch potential occurs because circulating currents through the `ground impedance` create voltage gradients near equipment. Therefore, unsafe voltages appear during faults, rather than balanced currents due to properly cleared faults or improved power factor from capacitor banks.

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