Which outcome occurs when rapid current variations exceed switchgear breaker's ratings?

💡 Explanation

Massive overcurrents drive *thermal ionization*, because exceeding the switchgear breaker rating triggers an unrestrained increase in temperature and ionization within the contact gap, therefore allowing highly conductive plasma arc escalation to occur, rather than controlled voltage suppression.

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