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In addition to short circuits and sustained overloads, in what other situation are fuses likely to blow?

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In addition to short circuits and sustained overloads, in what other situation are fuses likely to blow?

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• Causes of excess heat in electrical connections other than too much current through the circuit • The effect of contact resistance (good vs poor mechanical connection) on heating and fuse operation • How mechanical condition of fuse clips/holders can change circuit resistance over time

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• Think about what would happen if the fuse is not held tightly in its holder – how would that affect resistance and heat at the contact point? • Which option would realistically make the fuse less likely to blow, and which would make it more likely by creating a hot spot? • Consider which choice describes a condition that can develop in service due to vibration, corrosion, or wear and would lead to intermittent or poor contact.

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• Identify which choices would increase local resistance and heating at the fuse connection. • Eliminate any choice that would normally make conductors run cooler, not hotter. • Focus on the option that describes a mechanical problem at the fuse holder that can cause arcing or hot spots even when current is normal.

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In addition to short circuits and sustained overloads, in what other situation are fuses likely to blow?

low fuse holder clip to fuse contact resistance

low ambient temperatures

oversized fuses in terms of amp rating

loose fuse holder clips

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Question 1 / 205eccefa4bacbc34ba4d482f1

Question 1 of 205eccefa4bacbc34ba4d482f1

In addition to short circuits and sustained overloads, in what other situation are fuses likely to blow?

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In addition to short circuits and sustained overloads, in what other situation are fuses likely to blow?

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