Originally Posted by philb00 I have a 200amp breaker panel and seems one of the breakers (#4) rated 15amp is getting warm and can hear a small slight humm/buzz noise-very slight. The slight buzz and warm (but not hot) can be normal for some breakers when they are operating near the tripping point.This buzz is from a spring-like device inside the breaker that expands when it gets hot until it eventually trips the switch mechanism.15. Originally Posted by ibpooks The slight buzz and warm (but not hot) can be normal for some breakers when they are operating near the tripping point. This buzz is from a spring-like device inside the breaker that expands when it gets hot until it eventually trips the switch mechanism.
Creo Apps. Creo is a scalable suite of interoperable, integrated applications, spanning the entire spectrum of product development. Creo product design apps allow everyone in the enterprise to use the tools that work best for them so that they can contribute fully to the product development process.
Answer Wiki. Well, both the software packages are developed by PTC. Both of them are design and modelling software package used by variety of industries from auto mobile to product development. Major differences is that Creo now superseded the Pro-E or Creo is advanced version of Pro-E. Some of the limitations are now relaxed in Creo and is made user friendly like its other counterparts Solidworks or Inventor. Anyway Creo basic modelling module remains same as Pro-E.