what is meant by bus bar and outgoing/incoming breaker in
an electrical/electronic circuit
Answer Posted / chandru_williams
bus bars are current carrying device which enables the user
to tap various points from a single point source.This
beccomes difficult in the case of cables.Incoming breakers
are devices ( VCB,ACB etc....) which makes or breaks the
entire circuit in a panel. Out going breakers are those
breakers which breaks or makes the feeder circuits from the
main circuit.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 14 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
The loads are connected with phase and ground then why current flow as the loads ?
What is the criteria that generally follow by distribution licenses to fix contact demand of their industrial customers?
what is the stear deltaprinceple?
Determine a suitable number of slors and conductors per slot for the starter 1 winding of a 3 phase, 3300 V. SO Hz 300 rpm alternator. The diameter is 2.3 m
what is the k var ratting of 1250kva
For R-L or R-C ckt,time constant formula is L/R and RC respectively and its unit is in sec.Pls tell me the derivation
how can you calculate fault level ?
When distance between two pulleys is not fixed, the tension of belt is adjusted by a) driver shaft b) driven shaft c) adjustment screw d) belt
Both generator parallel condition shared load equally but one genrator taking ampere more than the other what are all the causes to make like this
If I want to buy a new Xformer for my plant what are the main parameter will I need to check?
What is the physical significance of phase.. i.e. what is exactly the meaning in layman's language.. 1 phase, 3 phase etc ???
As i want some model question paper in basic computer science and history please send me immediately sir
Please, if 1kw is equal to 1.25kva; how then do I know how many kva in 7.5kw?
why effective resistance should be more than static resistance in transmission line?
when measure the core loss of three phase distribution transformer or three phase reactor loss, one phase shown negative watt loss. why??