Which outcome occurs when a high-voltage transformer's oil insulation degrades?

💡 Explanation

A compromised high-voltage transformer causes increased harmonic resonance due to increased capacitance between windings, because the oil's dielectric properties decline, allowing stronger interference in electric fields. Therefore, harmonic instability increases, rather than better electrical performance, under faulty conditions.

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