Which risk increases when a high-voltage transformer operates under sustained, asymmetric magnetic fields?

💡 Explanation

Sustained asymmetric magnetic fields induce circulating currents in the core, triggering eddy current losses because of electromagnetic induction. Therefore, core overheating increases rapidly rather than reduced insulation breakdown, due to increased temperatures; hysteresis isn't directly relevant here.

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