Which outcome occurs when rapid load shedding overwhelms breaker capacity?

💡 Explanation

Breaker OVERLOAD from rapid load shedding leads to cascading faults because CURRENT INTERRUPTION generates transient overvoltages exceeding breaker ratings triggering additional breaker failures therefore, cascading breaker failures occur rather than grid stabilization due to protection system compromise.

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