Which consequence results when rapid temperature increases in a transformer's oil lead to dissolved combustible gas accumulation exceeding breaker trip thresholds?

💡 Explanation

Internal arcing breaker tripping occurs because dissolved gases trigger the Buchholz relay; this uses the principle of gas pressure differential causing alarm signals and mechanical breaker operation, therefore protecting the transformer rather than eddy current mitigation, oil changes, or saturation increases.

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