Answer / saravanan

nubalanced ct flow

Answer / dileep

i want to tell you about neutral flowting .if 3-phases are
balanced then neutral displacement is zero degrees.if fault
occured in any fault neutral will displaced from zero
degrees to those faluty phase thats why neutral will
displace from one phase to anothe phase.

Answer / charles radingoane

the power factor is not constant and phases are not always
balance. neutral point is there to close the loop of
electrical circuit.

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