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trekken van mespatronen

English translation: pulling blade fuses


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Dutch term or phrase:trekken van mespatronen
English translation:pulling blade fuses
Entered by: Frank Hesse
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13:40 Nov 2, 2002
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Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng / electrical
Dutch term or phrase: trekken van mespatronen
bij het trekken van de mespatronen kan het gebeuren dat er contacten blijven kleven in een contactor
Frank Hesse
Thailand
pulling blade fuses
Explanation:
a blade fuse is a cartride fuse whose contacts are flat blades that slip into slots in a fuse holder. There are various types; the fuses most commonly used nowadays in cars are blade fuses with both blades on one edge of the fuse, while industrial blade fuses commonly have the blades at either end of the cartridge.

See the first reference for an excellent discussion of cartridge fuses, including a cross-sectional diagram of an industrial blade fuse.
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Ken Cox
Local time: 10:30
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Mnay thanks, Kenneth.
My apologies for the tardy reply.
rgds
Frank
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5pulling blade fusesKen Cox
4 -1when removing circuit breakers
Dave Greatrix


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when removing circuit breakers


Explanation:
I would not say "when pulling out" or "when disconnecting", unless you have first hand knowledge of the actual component.

[PDF]Kinetix 6000 Line Interface Module
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... 3 and 4 above. Removing Circuit Breakers You will need a flat-blade
screwdriver to remove CB1, CB2, or CB3. To remove LIM circuit ...
www.ab.com/manuals/gmc/2094-IN005A-EN-P-AUG02.pdf - Similar pages

[PDF]SECTION 5- PRE-ENERGIZING CHECKOUT PROCEDURE
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... shipped with the switchboard for additional maintenance information, such as changing
rating columns or adjustable settings and removing circuit breakers. ...
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Dave Greatrix
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disagree  Ken Cox: pulling blade-type cartridge fuses (can provide a more complete answer when Proz is fully functional)
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pulling blade fuses


Explanation:
a blade fuse is a cartride fuse whose contacts are flat blades that slip into slots in a fuse holder. There are various types; the fuses most commonly used nowadays in cars are blade fuses with both blades on one edge of the fuse, while industrial blade fuses commonly have the blades at either end of the cartridge.

See the first reference for an excellent discussion of cartridge fuses, including a cross-sectional diagram of an industrial blade fuse.


    Reference: http://www.et-installateur.nl/vaktechniek/patronen.html
    Reference: http://www.homeglossary.com/c3.htm
Ken Cox
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Mnay thanks, Kenneth.
My apologies for the tardy reply.
rgds
Frank
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