WHY LINK NOT A FUSE IN AC CIRCUIT
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Answer / thiyag.g
when there is fault occurence, fuse gets blown off and
needs a replacement .but in case of link ,it gets
disconnected by a seprate exiciting coil,this coil which
gets magnetised due to the flow of fault current
disconnects the link in the AC ckt
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Answer / shyamkr
i think u r trying to ask that why link is usd in place of
fuse in neutral circuit?
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Answer / k.prakashchandra
Link is used for neutral to maintain availability of neutral
for other two phases.
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