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Why the Potential transformer Primary in connected to Earth?

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Why the Potential transformer Primary in connected to Earth?..

Answer / koodalingam

To protect the primary winding of the potential
transformer.If you not earthed the system,the unbalance
voltage will appear between neutral and earth.This voltage
can damage winding.

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Why the Potential transformer Primary in connected to Earth?..

Answer / vinod

in EHV single phase PT are using, primary one end need to
earth for taking stable 3 phase secondary from three single
phase PT

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