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variety of wire or foil
fusible elements were in use to
protect telegraph cables and
lighting installations as
early as 1864. A
fuse was
patented by Thomas...
- Look up fusion,
fusible, fusional, or
synthesis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Fusion, or synthesis, is the
process of
combining two or more distinct...
- A
fusible plug is a
threaded cylinder of metal,
usually bronze, br**** or gunmetal, with a
tapered hole
drilled completely through its length. This hole...
- Look up
fuse in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fuse or
FUSE may
refer to:
Fuse (electrical), a
device used in
electrical systems to
protect against excessive...
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electrical systems as a
fuse. A
mechanical fusible link is a
device consisting of two
strips of
metal soldered together with a
fusible alloy that is designed...
- Look up
fusibility in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
fusibility of a
material refers to the ease at
which the
material can be
fused together, or...
- A
fusor is a
device that uses an
electric field to heat ions to a
temperature at
which they
undergo nuclear fusion. The
machine induces a
potential difference...
- Look up
fuser in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fuser may
refer to:
fuser (Unix), a Unix
command which lists processes currently using given files,...
- A
fusible alloy is a
metal alloy capable of
being easily fused, i.e.
easily meltable, at
relatively low temperatures.
Fusible alloys are commonly, but...
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supplies fuses with a built-in lamp that
lights when the
fusible link has melted. This
expedites identification of the
blown fuse.
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