High-voltage fuse behaviour with varistor commutation

Wolny, Alicja; Stokes, A.D.; Kacprzak, B.

doi:10.1049/ip-gtd:19949777

IEE Proc., Gener. Transm. Distrib.

1994

DOI: 10.1049/ip-gtd:19949777

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High-voltage fuse behaviour with varistor commutation

Alicja Wolny

A.D. Stokes

B. Kacprzak³

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About a New Type of Fuse Based on the Controllable Fusing Effect

Pleşca¹

2009

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Fuses are among the best known of electrical devices and there are an extremely large number in use throughout the world. Beside of the advantageous features, the nowadays fuses have certain drawbacks. Therefore, a new type of fuse based on controllable fusing concept is proposed and a study as regards the total clearing time is done. The new concept has been validated through many experimental tests at different current values. The new type of fuse based on controllable fusing concept can be integrated within an overcurrent protection system especially to protect power semiconductors where the Joule integral criterion is better satisfied

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About a New Type of Fuse Based on the Controllable Fusing Effect

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