Which risk increases when a synchronous reluctance motor trips its dedicated circuit breaker?

💡 Explanation

A three-phase power imbalance is more likely because the motor's reactive power demand ceases abruptly upon the `breaker tripping`, which can cause phase voltage asymmetries. Therefore imbalance increases, rather than causing immediate large-scale grid instability directly, given protections and network redundancy.

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