Air break contactor

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1988-02-18

1989-06-27

Goldberg, E. A.

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers

Liquid contact

Time delay

200144R, H01H 944

Patent

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048431940

ABSTRACT:
Access to the arc chutes of a contactor is provided by mounting the arc chutes along with insulating plates on the top surface of a frame which supports the parts of the contactor. A track is formed as a pair of grooves in a top surface of the frame. The arc chutes have projections on each side which fit into the grooves of the track so that the arc chute may stand on the top surface of the frame of the contactor. Insulating plates are mounted in sockets made into the top surface of the frame and provide electrical insulation for the arc chutes.

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