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Ferrule for high voltage fuse and method of fabricating thereof

CA 1098940 A · Owner: S & C Electric Company · Inventors: Loris, Raymond W.; Scherer, Henry W.

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A high voltage dropout type expulsion fuse has a lower trunnion assembly mounted on one end and a fuse release assembly mounted on the other end thereof. To assure the proper positional relationship between the trunnion assembly and the fuse release assembly, the fuse housing has a locating boss at one end adapted to engage and position the trunnion assembly and a positioning slot formed in the other end adapted to engage and position the fuse release assembly. The locating slot and boss must be properly positioned with respect to one another to assure the proper positional relationship of the trunnion assembly and the fuse release assembly. The lower locating boss is integrally formed on …

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  • Granted April 7, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 7, 1998.
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FiledJune 8, 1977
GrantedApril 7, 1981
Term endedApril 7, 1998
Patent numberCA 1098940 A
Classification (IPC)H01H85/20 +1 more

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1978198119841987199019931996Application filedJune 8, 1977Patent grantedApril 7, 1981Term endedApril 7, 1998

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