what is difference between neutral and earth
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Answer / debarshi nag
Neutral is used for providing closed path as current can
flow only if closed path exists. Whereas earth is used for
diverting the large or short circuit current . Hope my ans
is correct.
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Answer / shahad
neutral is any point where current flow is zero and earth is
used to divert short curcuiit current
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Answer / vinod
Neutral is the Star point (joining of one end of each phase)
of Y connection and for a balenced three phase system.
Neutral voltage w.r.t ground is zero.But the system will
not be perfectly baleced always, for keeping the star point
in zero potential for a un balenced system neutral is
connecting with earth for avoiding neutral fluctation
during fault
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Answer / zack
neutral is taken from transformer and earth is taken from ground
Is This Answer Correct ? | 5 Yes | 7 No |
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