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In Reply to: RE: Pulse Factor Derating (Fuse Illustration) posted by Jonesy on February 8, 2020 at 07:56:55:
Arc across can happen on high voltage fuses like in the tens of kilovolts and higher, but not on any fuse you will find at home.
In fact high voltage fuses have all kinds of technologies to suppress the arc when they blow. Inert gasses and even explosive charges that literately blow the fuse apart.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Pulse Factor Derating (Fuse Illustration) - gusser 09:37:11 02/08/20 (5)
- "but not on any fuse you will find at home" - 1973shovel 05:10:34 02/09/20 (2)
- RE: "but not on any fuse you will find at home" - gusser 17:16:25 02/10/20 (1)
- "at least 5000 volts, probably closer to 10kv" - 1973shovel 04:40:03 02/11/20 (0)
- RE: Pulse Factor Derating (Fuse Illustration) - Uncle Mike 13:51:33 02/08/20 (1)
- RE: Pulse Factor Derating (Fuse Illustration) - Duster 23:21:28 02/08/20 (0)
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