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What is min and max voltage between earth and neutral/phase
if it perfect earthing?
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Answer Posted / sajad sharafudeen
In balanced condition the voltage between neutral and earth
is zero,if perfectly earthed.
There will develop voltage between neutral and earth in
propotianate with unbalanced condition.
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