why does the magnetic balance tests at transformers?
how to provide earthing in flight?
Answer / k.prakashchandra
The question is not clear.Magnetic balance test is carried
out for detection of shorted turns and extensive core
problems such as shorted laminations or core bolt insulation
breakdown.In air crafts the metal body is used for grounding
and earthing is not possible
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