Which consequence results when reactive power excessively stresses capacitor banks?

💡 Explanation

Excessive reactive power leads to overvoltage; this causes dielectric breakdown because the electric field exceeds the capacitor's limit. This results in degradation or failure, therefore permanent damage occurs, rather than only affecting efficiency or frequency.

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