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working principle of MCB​

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Answered by amit555880
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Answered by neelotpal136
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MCB-Miniature Circuit Breaker

MCB is an electromechanical device which guards an electrical circuit from an over current, that may effect from short circuit, overload or imperfect design. This is a better option to a Fuse since it doesn’t require alternate once an overload is identified. An MCB can be simply rearranged and thus gives a better operational protection and greater handiness without incurring huge operating cost. The operating principle of MCB is simple.

An MCB function by interrupting the stability of electrical flow through the circuit once an error is detected. In simple conditions this circuit breaker is a switch which routinely turns off when the current flows through it and passes the maximum acceptable limit. Generally, these are designed to guard against over current and overheating.

MCB is substituting the rewirable switch-fuse units for low power domestic and industrial applications in a very quick manner. In wiring system, the MCB is a blend of all three functions such as protection of short circuit, overload and switching. Protection of overload by using a bimetallic strip & short circuit protection by used solenoid.

Characteristics of MCB:

The characteristics of an MCB mainly include the following,

1.

Rated current is not more than 100 amperes

2.

Normally, trip characteristics are not adjustable

3.

Thermal/thermal magnetic operation

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