International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 452
d K are the termi- .nals, d d \s 2i contact that is forcedup against F, F when the breakeris set. The current then takes thepath A-B-F-dd-F-K. When thebreaker trips, the contact piece d dflies down and the tendency is for anarc to form between F, F; the mag-netic field blows the arc upwards,… … Fig. 25.
Electrical engineering
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