Which outcome occurs when adaptive reclosing is disabled on a three-phase power distribution system's circuit breakers?

💡 Explanation

Disabling adaptive reclosing causes prolonged system instability because automatic restoration fails after a temporary fault, rather than using 'dead time' before re-energizing. Therefore, the system remains offline longer, rather than quickly recovering, which happens when reclosing is functional.

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