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George William Partridge

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1927. Extensions to the Deptford Power Station.

George William Partridge (1864-1940), M. Inst. C. E., of the London Electric Supply Corporation

Credited with inventing the oil-immersed circuit breaker, in 1892 [1]


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ [1] Electricity Supply in Great Britain - A Chronology-From the beginnings of the industry to 31 December 1976 by The Electricity Council, second edition, 1977, p.9
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