During high-voltage grid switching, which risk increases when vacuum breakers misfire?

💡 Explanation

A misfire prevents the intended sequential interruption of phases; because of this, load imbalances induce greater transient voltages activating cascading protector trips across substations, ultimately causing voltage collapse therefore impacting system stability; rather than localized outcomes focused on flash or sag.

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