Which risk increases to substation circuitry when operating near parallel resonance between transformers’ inductive reactance and distribution cables’ capacitance?

💡 Explanation

Cascading voltage amplification will likely happen because parallel resonance creates a high impedance, leading to voltage buildup at the resonance frequency; therefore, voltage amplifies rather than losses decreasing under reactive and harmonic power load deviations.

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