230.95(B) Clarification

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230.95(B) Fuses. If a switch and fuse combination is used, the fuses
employed shall be capable of interrupting any current higher
than the interrupting capacity of the switch during a time that
the ground-fault protective system will not cause the switch to open.

I assume the above rule applies to a fused disconnect switch? Does this meant
the fuses will melt/blow but switch is still closed under a fault??? I am confused...

 

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It applies to the GFPE arrangement on WYE services over 150 volts to ground and over 1000 amps. This section is not for a typical disconnect switch.