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what is difference between fuse and breaker?

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what is difference between fuse and breaker?..

Answer / mahesh

fuses are burned at the time of overcurrent flows in the
circuit,but breakers are just open(not burn) at the time of
overcurrent flow,

fuses are used in only one time,but breakers are used by
multiple no.of times

Is This Answer Correct ?    27 Yes 1 No

what is difference between fuse and breaker?..

Answer / pavan dharmik

Fuses are the wires which doesn't allow the extra current to
pass through it while doing this it will get burn and u have
to replace it manually for getting the close loop circuit we
can't operate it automatically

circuit breakers are also for providing protection they are
automatically control ON/OFF which breaks the circuit as per
the status or program written likewise in SCADA software
used in power distribution

Is This Answer Correct ?    9 Yes 3 No

what is difference between fuse and breaker?..

Answer / ravikumar ts

Fuses : fuses break the circuit when only short circuit &
over current flow in the circuit.

Breakers : break the circuit when over voltage, under
voltage, earth fault, over current & its very sensitive.

Fuses : most of the fuses used only at low current rating &
not using at LT panels.

Breakers : its used more high current ratings & using at
all LT panels.

Fuses : fuses made up of Bismuth, Cadmium, Silver & chana
clay.

Breakers : made up of totaly mechanical systems & trpping
coil, closing coil small motors etc.

Fuses : its take very small space to connect

breaker : its take more space to connect.

Is This Answer Correct ?    6 Yes 1 No

what is difference between fuse and breaker?..

Answer / pavan dharmik

Fuses are the wires which doesn't allow the extra current to
pass through it while doing this it will get burn and u have
to replace it manually for getting the close loop circuit we
can't operate it automatically

circuit breakers are also for providing protection they are
automatically control ON/OFF which breaks the circuit as per
the status or program written likewise in SCADA software
used in power distribution

Is This Answer Correct ?    4 Yes 1 No

what is difference between fuse and breaker?..

Answer / gsamguna

fuses take more time to
change old from new but
brakr reset then on quickly.
bt it not take time to
restore the system
but fuse is good for short
shircuit purpose more than
braker
fuse save the eqpmnt
perfectly.
fuse and braker all
best ...

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what is difference between fuse and breaker?..

Answer / raj kumar

One more thing,please add this to that answers..
Fuses are more sensitive than breakers while short circuit time.

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 0 No

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