Electricity: electrothermally or thermally actuated switches – Electrothermally actuated switches – Fusible element actuated
Patent
1989-11-15
1990-11-20
Broome, H.
Electricity: electrothermally or thermally actuated switches
Electrothermally actuated switches
Fusible element actuated
337158, 337248, H01H 85143, H01H 8504
Patent
active
049721704
ABSTRACT:
The high speed fuse employs stamped end bell and terminals rather than forged or machined parts. A slot for the terminal is punched through the end bell. The terminal is inserted into the slot in the end bell and staked in position. This insures a strong tight fit without requiring welding or soldering. One end of each terminal has coined ridges to facilitate automatic welding of the fuse link to the terminals. Round balls are used to seal the fill holes for the arc quenching material. Metal pins secure the end bells within the fuse housing but are not electrically connected to the terminals because of the insulative end bells.
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Ehlmann Arlie H.
Levko Fred
Mollet Ronald E.
Broome H.
Conley Ned L.
Cooper Industries Inc.
Rose David A.
Verplancken Donald J.
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