Stability And Operating Status Analysis Of Drop-out Fuses
As a basic overcurrent protection device, the operation status of the drop out fuse unit has a significant impact on the overall steady-state operation of the power network. High-quality drop out type fuse exhibits significant mechanical and electrical consistency during actual operation, enabling power lines and related facilities to quickly disconnect fault circuits physically when abnormal currents occur.
All parameters of the dropout fuse of transformer must be rigorously verified, including rated voltage, rated current and breaking capacity, to ensure they match the field system conditions. This is directly related to the equipment's performance when faced with overload or short circuit events.
The stability of the support frame, the contact force of the contacts, and the tilt angle of the expulsion drop out fuse device will all affect the movement trajectory and breaking behavior of the fuse at the moment of the fault. In practice, standard installation procedures must be followed to minimize performance fluctuations caused by installation errors.
