Which failure risk increases when a utility’s load changes rapidly?

💡 Explanation

Cascading failure in circuit breakers is more likely under high dI/dt because inrush current protection schemes may fail when power demand fluctuates rapidly; therefore one breaker trips, overloading others, rather than distributed changes in power flow alone causing other operational issues.

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