what is difference b/w earth and ground?
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Answer / pawan rana
Earthing done for Protection of Internal Electrical Ckt.from unwanted current.And Grounding means body Earthing of any Equipment or Machine..that current could not flow through the body of machine.which may cause harmfull for human who operating the machine.
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Answer / sri
earthing is done for protection purpose.Grounding is for completion or working a N/W
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Answer / vitthal
grounding is done in electrical system like nutral grouting i.e for equpments protection & alternater body is earthed for human protection & doesen't says body grounding.
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Answer / engr.shoaib noonari
the main difference b/w the earth and ground is that earth is
done at off load devices while the ground is done at live
devices.
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Answer / shakti prasad mohanty
EARTH CAN BE USED AS NEUTRAL BUT THE NEUTRAL CAN'T BE USED AS EARTH.......
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