With power transformers protected by differential relays, which consequence arises when inter-turn insulation fails within a winding?

💡 Explanation

Increased circulating fault current occurs because circulating current flows through the fault point, causing overheating, therefore increased fault current generates differential current causing unnecessary tripping, rather than magnetizing/inrush or improved regulation.

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