Cooling apparatus for enclosed current limiting fuses

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Electrostatic capacitors – Fixed capacitor

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165185, 165905, 174 151, 174 65G, 337204, 337247, 337361, 337430, H01H 8502, H02B 900

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ABSTRACT:
Cooling rings of resilient thermally conductive material are installed over a current limiting fuse prior to insertion in a canister housing. The cooling rings provide a heat conduction path from the fuse to the canister wall, thereby reducing heat build up within the canister. The cooling rings are provided with recesses to reduce pressure build-up during fuse insertion in a canister.

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