Which consequence results when ground impedance is high in substation delta-wye transformer systems?

💡 Explanation

High ground impedance limits fault current, because of Ohm's law; consequently, the neutral-to-ground voltage rises rather than remaining near zero during unbalanced loads, therefore protection equipment may malfunction. A lower impedance offers a path for better fault current flow,

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