Which outcome occurs when a transformer connected in parallel experiences circulating current?

💡 Explanation

Excessive circulating current causes resistive heating in windings due to the transformer's impedance mismatch; because of ohmic losses exceeding the design specifications, insulation degrades more quickly, therefore life span significantly reduces rather than enhancing power sharing characteristics.

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