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Analysis of high-rupturing-capacity fuselink prearcing phenomena by a finite-difference method

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In this article, a finite difference technique is used to determine the prearcing and steady state behavior of a modern current-limiting fuselink, which is performed by a digital computer.
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Numerical study of the short pre-arcing time in high breaking capacity fuses via an enthalpy formulation

TL;DR: In this article, the phase change of the fuse-element heating coupled with the Laplace equation for the potential and Ohm's law was used to study the short pre-arcing time in high breaking capacity (HBC) fuses.
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Pre-arcing behaviour of open fuse wire

TL;DR: In this article, a theoretical model of the pre-arcing behavior of open fuse wire in air is presented, based on the solution of the heat transfer equation and accounts for axial thermal conduction, radial thermal radiation and free convection as the major heat-loss mechanisms, and Joule heating as a major heat source.
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Modelling of the pre-arcing period in HBC fuses including solid - liquid - vapour phase changes of the fuse element

TL;DR: In this article, the authors presented a model and a numerical method of the fuse element heating including solid-liquid-vapour phase transitions in order to evaluate the pre-arcing time in HBC fuses.
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A.C. short-circuit performance of notched fuse elements

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TL;DR: In this article, the heating of notched fuse elements under a.c. short-circuit conditions has been studied, using finite-difference methods to solve for the transient current and temperature distributions in the element.
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Measurements of time-resolved spectra of fuse arcs using a new experimental arrangement

TL;DR: In this article, a new experimental set-up has been designed to observe spectral studies in fuse arcs and the whole visible spectrum has been registered, from 360 nm to 800 nm, in the exploding part of the arc.
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The high-rupturing-capacity cartridge fuse, with special reference to short-circuit performance

TL;DR: In this paper, a summary of the advantages of the high-rupturing-capacity cartridge fuse and the breaking-capacity requirements for fuses for use in low and medium-voltage circuits, as set forth in British Standard No. 88-1939, are enumerated.
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