Applied Electricity a Text book of Electrical Engineering for Second Year Stude
Applied Electricity a Text book of Electrical Engineering for Second Year Stude
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" This is an application of the heating effect. There are thus " 3 ampere fuses " which blow at a greater current than 3 amps ; and fuses are made up to 500 amperes after this manner. Fuse blocks, or cut-outs, should be of inflam- mable material, and the fuses themselves should be arranged so that there shall be no chance of their not breaking the circuit completely when they blow. The usual length of a fuse is about 3 inches, in order to assist in this complete break. Hard metal fuses are pref...erable to those of soft metal. Electro-magnetic cut-outs are used as "main fuses" on large current supplies, the heating fuse being objectionable and dangerous for obvious reasons when it has to be made for large currents.
Regulations for Insulation Resistance of an In- stallation. When an electric installation is completed it is necessary that an insulation test of the entire system shall be taken. This is insisted upon by the electric supply company and by the insurance company interested.
The insulation resistance of an installation is often denned as the megohms per lamp but it must be understood that the total insulation resistance will be the megohms per lamp divided by the number of lamps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This is an application of the heating effect. There are thus " 3 ampere fuses " which blow at a greater current than 3 amps ; and fuses are made up to 500 amperes after this manner. Fuse blocks, or cut-outs, should be of inflam- mable material, and the fuses themselves should be arranged so that there shall be no chance of their not breaking the circuit completely when they blow. The usual length of a fuse is about 3 inches, in order to assist in this complete break. Hard metal fuses are pref...erable to those of soft metal. Electro-magnetic cut-outs are used as "main fuses" on large current supplies, the heating fuse being objectionable and dangerous for obvious reasons when it has to be made for large currents.
Regulations for Insulation Resistance of an In- stallation. When an electric installation is completed it is necessary that an insulation test of the entire system shall be taken. This is insisted upon by the electric supply company and by the insurance company interested.
The insulation resistance of an installation is often denned as the megohms per lamp but it must be understood that the total insulation resistance will be the megohms per lamp divided by the number of lamps.
What to read after Applied Electricity a Text book of Electrical Engineering for Second Year Stude?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Paley Yorke to read onlineMoreLess
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