21. Regarding HRC fuses which statement is not correct?
- They do not deteriorate with time
- They have inverse time current characteristics
- Operation of the fuse is very reliable
- It is not required to be replaced after each operation.
22. Fusing factor of a fuse is defined as the ratio of
- Maximum fusing current to the prospective current
- Maximum fusing current to the cutoff current
- Minimum fusing current to the rated carrying current
- Maximum fusing current to the rated carrying current
23. The rating of fuse wire is always expressed in
- Ampere-hours
- kWh
- Amperes
- None of the above
24. According to fuse law, the current carrying capacity varies as
- diameter
- (diameter)1.5
- (diameter)0.5
- None of these
25. Fuse material must have
- High melting point and high specific resistance
- Low melting point and high specific resistance
- Low melting point and low specific resistance
- High melting and low specific resistance
26. A fuse is provided in an electric circuit for
- Safeguarding the installation against heavy current
- Reducing the current flowing the circuit
- Reducing the power consumption
- All options are correct
27. How should a fuse be installed in a circuit to insure proper operation?
- Parallel to the load
- Series with the load
- In any way possible
- At the ground point
28. Which among these fuse is very fast in operation?
- Semiconductor fuses
- High rupturing capacity fuse
- Cartridge type
- Kit kat type
29. A good fuse wire must have
- High melting point
- High ohmic losses
- High conductivity
- High deterioration
30. Fusing current is the
- Maximum current at which the fuse element will get heated
- Rated current of a fuse
- The minimum current at which the fuse element will get heated
- The maximum current at which the fuse element will melt
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