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How come that some outlet or socket which were damaged due to short circuiting electric current can still be used later on?
I would never intentionally use a device that had been damaged by a short circuit if there was physical damage to the device such as melted metal or insulation, pitting or general oxidation of the contacts.
Which device provides short circuit protection?
A fuse protects a circuit from short circuiting. Also a breaker is used for this same purpose with the additional advantage of protecting the circuit from overloads also.
What happens if the nucleus of the cell is damaged?
the cell would die
What is the recommended stickout for short circuiting metal transfer?
The recommended stickout for short circuiting metal transfer in GMAW is typically around 1/4 to 1/2 inch (6-13 mm). This range helps ensure optimal welding parameters and bead appearance by controlling the distance between the contact tip and the workpiece. Adjusting the stickout within this range can help achieve better welding performance and quality.
What happens to damaged cell organelles?
They are digested.
How come that some outlet or socket which were damaged due to short circuiting electric current can still be used later on?
I would never intentionally use a device that had been damaged by a short circuit if there was physical damage to the device such as melted metal or insulation, pitting or general oxidation of the contacts.
Which cell will be damaged durng short circut?
The conducting path is the cell that will be damaged during a short circuit. The reason for this that the conducting path will have a very low resistance and will allow for a large current to flow through the cell and damage it.
What could happen if the coating on a power cord is damaged?
If the rubber coating on a power cord is damaged then you may get an electric shock which may take your life. More over if the power cord is made of many uninsulated wire they it may cause short-circuiting.
What could happen if rubber coating on a power cord is damaged?
If the rubber coating on a power cord is damaged then you may get an electric shock which may take your life. More over if the power cord is made of many uninsulated wire they it may cause short-circuiting.
Why vertical polarization cause short circuiting in receiver?
Why vertical polarization not working in receiver
Will a battery explode when short circuiting the battery?
Yes it could over heat and explode. Don't do it.
What could happen if the rubber coating on a power cord is damaged?
If the rubber coating on a power cord is damaged then you may get an electric shock which may take your life. More over if the power cord is made of many uninsulated wire they it may cause short-circuiting.
What is ment by the term short circuit?
Short circuiting means providing a low resistive path, diverting maximum current away from where it was intended to go.
Why must damaged eletrical epuitpment and cables be kept away from water?
Water is a good conductor of electricity. If damaged electrical equipment or cables come into contact with water, it increases the risk of electric shock or short circuiting, which can lead to fires or other dangerous situations. Keeping them away from water reduces the risk of accidents and ensures electrical safety.
Which device provides short circuit protection?
A fuse protects a circuit from short circuiting. Also a breaker is used for this same purpose with the additional advantage of protecting the circuit from overloads also.
Are vitamins bad for epilepsy?
Epilepsy is a short circuiting of parts of the brain. There is no know connection between vitamin intake and grand mal seizures.
What can cause the 2000 Toyota Sienna power door locks fuse to keep blowing?
It could be short-circuiting or intermittent short-circuiting of wires to the power door motor.09/22/10--- take it to a body shop, have them reprogram the power door computer for $75 Toyota gave me BS about needing to replace everything for over $1000.
