Answer / k.prakashchandra

The neutral current is the vector sum of phase currents and
for a balanced load ,it is zero.

plz tell me,ht and lt panel terminals in substations explain beiefly

0 Answers   APCPDCL,

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how flow current in 220 kv line to line

0 Answers   NLC,

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HOW WE WILL CONNECT THE PHASE CTS AND NEUTRAL CTS TO REF RELY

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Which element has power dissipated in it when the source is removed ?

2 Answers   SSC,

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High voltage test procedure of in swgr board. why should measure millivolt drop on testing time?

0 Answers   NTPC,

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What is drain current of static relay?

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why in three phase 440 circuit in all phase current is almost equal L1-35 A,L2-34 A ,L3-31 A but in nutral when i check with clamp meter it shows 25 A?

4 Answers   OPS,

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To prove the capacity of a 10MVA transforemr with 6.5% impedance by a short circuit test how much power is needed to inject an impedance voltage if we have to arrive for its rated current?

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please tell me the all the spcications of the 100MW 11KV HYDEL POWER PLANT SPECICATIONS

2 Answers   Bhel,

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what's the meaning of the negative going half cycle in the circuit containing a bulb and a switch in series with a input ac source. i mean what happens in the -ve cycle. the dir. of current changes or any other thing. if dir. changes then why we use fuse in only phase wire.

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why we use REF and Differential Protection in one transformers?my doubt is both protections are operated in internal fault only.why we want to use 2 protections?please clarify.

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I am getting above 60 V as open delta voltage against single phase unit ICT at tertiary delta formed and ICT getting trippped on NDR. ICT tested and found in order. PTs provided on tertiary are tested and in order. what may be the reason?

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