Which consequence results when Greek Fire deployment exceeded its design limitations?

💡 Explanation

If Greek Fire propellant capacity beyond safe thermal limits was attempted, catastrophic propellant overheating resulted as positive thermal-runaway feedback began raising local temperature further because external cooling to remove the transferred heat became unable maintain effective cooling, resulting in a meltdown, rather than other optimal conditions.

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