Electricity: electrothermally or thermally actuated switches – Electrothermally actuated switches – Fusible element actuated
Patent
1998-06-15
1999-08-10
Picard, Leo P.
Electricity: electrothermally or thermally actuated switches
Electrothermally actuated switches
Fusible element actuated
337205, 337252, 361835, H01H 85042, H01H 8502, H01H 8522
Patent
active
059365072
ABSTRACT:
A fuse housing assembly having a fuse holder housing for receiving a fuse holder. The fuse housing is mountable to a transformer tank that holds a dielectric liquid. When the fuse holder and fuse are inserted into the fuse housing that is mounted to the transformer tank, the fuse is located under the dielectric oil. The fuse holder assembly includes a vent tube that communicates a gas above the level of the dielectric liquid in the transformer to the interior of the fuse holder housing. When an operator removes the fuse holder to replace an exhausted fuse, a seal formed between the fuse holder and the fuse holder assembly is broken, and pressurized gas within the transformer tank will vent through the vent tube, through the interior of the fuse holder housing, and out an open end of the fuse holder housing to atmosphere, rather than causing the dielectric liquid to flow out of the fuse holder housing.
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Beitz David William
Borck Gordon Thomas
Cooper Industries Inc.
Picard Leo P.
Vortman Anatoly
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