what is diff between Ground/Earth & Neutral?
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Answer / kanand078
NEUTRAL- only for circuit closing..
GROUND- safety protection
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Answer / satish kumar, gr. noida
Ground/Earth - To protect the machine & Humanbody from
surge & leakage of current. and provide the protection
through a earth fault relay to protect the machine &
Humanbody.
Neutral- In 3-phase system if we have connected all the
phase on a point is called neutral. it is provide the
returne path of the circuit.
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Answer / guru
Ground - Named in case of connetcing a equipment or motors
to earthing grid.
Earth - Named a part of earth well and earth grid which
does not directly form a part of equipment
Neutral - It is the Junction point of 3 phases. As such it
doesn't carry any potential and used for closing a current
path
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