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    The document defines and explains the working principles of MCBs, fuses, overload relays, contactors, relays, and timers. It asks the reader to label the three components of a trip curve: instantaneous, time delay, and long-time delay. It also asks the reader to determine when three circuit breakers will trip based on their ratings from a figure. Further, it asks the reader to describe a 25A CB with 10kA SCC and compare fuses and CBs. Finally, it directs the reader to solve three questions by referring to a textbook uploaded on Moodle.

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    The document defines and explains the working principles of MCBs, fuses, overload relays, contactors, relays, and timers. It asks the reader to label the three components of a trip curve: instantaneous, time delay, and long-time delay. It also asks the reader to determine when three circuit breakers will trip based on their ratings from a figure. Further, it asks the reader to describe a 25A CB with 10kA SCC and compare fuses and CBs. Finally, it directs the reader to solve three questions by referring to a textbook uploaded on Moodle.

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    The document defines and explains the working principles of MCBs, fuses, overload relays, contactors, relays, and timers. It asks the reader to label the three components of a trip curve: instantaneous, time delay, and long-time delay. It also asks the reader to determine when three circuit breakers will trip based on their ratings from a figure. Further, it asks the reader to describe a 25A CB with 10kA SCC and compare fuses and CBs. Finally, it directs the reader to solve three questions by referring to a textbook uploaded on Moodle.

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    The document defines and explains the working principles of MCBs, fuses, overload relays, contactors, relays, and timers. It asks the reader to label the three components of a trip curve: instantaneous, time delay, and long-time delay. It also asks the reader to determine when three circuit breakers will trip based on their ratings from a figure. Further, it asks the reader to describe a 25A CB with 10kA SCC and compare fuses and CBs. Finally, it directs the reader to solve three questions by referring to a textbook uploaded on Moodle.

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    1.

    Define and explain the working principle of the following components:


    1. MCB.
    2. Fuse
    3. Overload relay
    4. Contactor
    5. Relay
    6. Timer

    2. What are the three major components of the trip Curve? Label these components on the trip
    curve shown below (where applicable).

    3. According to the figure shown below,


    1. When the type D circuit breaker will trip at 6X the rated current?
    2. When the type B circuit breaker will trip at 3X the rated current?
    3. When the type C circuit breaker will trip at 2X the rated current?
    4. Describe a 25A CB with SCC of 10 kA
    5. What is the difference between fuse and CB?

    6. Solve the following question: Refer to the text book uploaded at Moodle

    7. Solve the following question: Refer to the text book uploaded at Moodle

    8. Solve the following question: Refer to the text book uploaded at Moodle

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