1. Fuse type with knife-blade terminals and high breaking capacity.

1. Protection device that breaks circuit when current exceeds safe levels and can be reset.

Fault caused by current leakage to earth due to insulation failure.

(a)  

1. Magnetization remaining after removing an external magnetic field.

1. Panels that direct power to specific ship systems.

Protection scheme comparing current entering and leaving a zone.

(a)  

Device that monitors parameters and signals breakers.

(a)  

Motor enclosure suitable for explosive environments like chemical plants.

(a)  

Rotor design known for ruggedness and minimal maintenance.

(a)  

Principle allowing conversion of electrical energy to mechanical rotation.

(a)  

The main distribution center for electrical power on a ship.

(a)  

Relationship between North and North magnetic poles.

(a)  

Component that supports smooth rotation in AC motors.

(a)  

Arrangement of protection devices graded by sensitivity.

(a)