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Dynamos and motors; a text book for colleges and technical schools (1911)

Franklin, William S. (William Suddards), 1863-1930, Esty, William, 1868-1928 · New York The Macmillan company · leaf 420

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a con-siderable amount of heat is required to raise the temperature ofthe wire or link to the fusing point. This is especially true oflarge fuse links. Furthermore, the amount of current requiredto fuse a link varies greatly with the mode of mounting. Thus,a fuse link lying flat against the walls… … receptacle has a greater current-carrying capacity than it wouldhave if mounted in a closed receptacle. The electromagnetic circuitbreaker is a switch, single-pole,or double-pole, or triple pole,w^hich is arranged to open auto-matically when the current is inexcess of a certain value. Theclosing of…

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