Which risk increases when the inertial acceleration limit breaks 'equivalence' in elevator design?

💡 Explanation

Breaking equivalence means that acceleration can no longer masquerade as gravity; therefore, the passenger potentially experiences excessive perceived load during rapid acceleration and emergency braking events, rather than controlled lift. The lift cables are rated to well specified factors despite the acceleration forces.

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