why is a fuse wire always fitted in a porcelain casing?
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During short circuit the current increase more than the maximum limit.
As a result, the fuse metal vaporizes and the circuit is snapped.
A fuse wire is fitted in a porcelain casing because it ensures safety of the appliances and vaporization may cause fire, hence it is placed in the porcelain casing.
As a result, the fuse metal vaporizes and the circuit is snapped.
A fuse wire is fitted in a porcelain casing because it ensures safety of the appliances and vaporization may cause fire, hence it is placed in the porcelain casing.
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The fuse wire is placed in a procelain casing do that there is no direct connection between the two terminals.Porcelain is very good insulator.
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