How would you supply a single house hold load from a 3-phase supply coming out

How would you supply a single house hold load from a 3-phase
supply coming out of a sub-station?

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How would you supply a single house hold load from a 3-phase supply coming out of a sub-station?..

Answer / anand pandu

THERE WILL BE ONE NUTRAL WHEN SUPPLY COME OUT FROM
SUBSTATION THEN WE USE ONE PHASE AND NUTRAL FOR SINGLE
PHASE .

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How would you supply a single house hold load from a 3-phase supply coming out of a sub-station?..

Answer / shaikh

we can add a neutral line with 3 phase supply (4 wire
system), then supply either single or three phase.

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How would you supply a single house hold load from a 3-phase supply coming out of a sub-station?..

Answer / kj

A neutral will be required.

A single phase and neutral can be used leaving the other 2
phases unused.Or the single phase loads be connected
between each of the separate phases and the common neutral.
The single phase loads can be balanced across the 3 phases
in this way.

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How would you supply a single house hold load from a 3-phase supply coming out of a sub-station?..

Answer / sathi

BKCHONAR

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