Analysis of thermal behavior of power system fuse using finite element method

One of the most important protective devices in power system is fuses. It is important to know the thermal behavior of a fuse for an optimized design as well as for a right choice of the fuse rating with the aim to protect the power system. Passing the current from the fuse leads to hot the fuse ele...

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Hauptverfasser:	Farahani, H F, Asadi, M, Kazemi, A
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