Which outcome can overload protection systems trigger in three-phase induction motor circuits during startup?

💡 Explanation

During motor startup, high inrush current occurs because the rotor is initially stationary, presenting low impedance; protective systems misinterpret this transient as an overload, causing nuisance tripping. Therefore, nuisance tripping results, rather than resonance, distortion, or sag, which involve different electrical phenomena.

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