Which risk increases when a high-voltage transformer experiences prolonged over-excitation?

💡 Explanation

Core heating escalates because prolonged over-excitation elevates the magnetic flux density, driving saturation and increased eddy current losses; therefore localized overheating exceeds design tolerances, rather than merely influencing capacitance or manageable dielectric changes, under typical conditions.

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