WHY IS THE EARTH FAULT CURRENT ALWAYS LESS THAN THE NORMAL
CURRENT??
- 7 Answers
- 15424 Views
- Reliance, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / abhishek badh...
Earth fault current is depand upon zero sequence impedence.
impedence is more than e f c is less compared to line
current.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 3 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
HOW MANY TYPES OF FUSE?
how to compare with Relay settings for HT< panels, RMU panel, and PSS CSS transformer?? 1) Load amps, 2)Tripping time, 3) CT ratio, 4)Cable size 5) Transformer KVA rating 6) transformer full load amps
what is submersible pump?what is different between motor and sub motor?
From past few months I am getting lagging pf even though sufficient capacitors used in circuit. Where is the problem pls answer
How 3 phase invertor works?
Define de-sensitivity?
What is difference between Sample test and Routine test in safety standard?
specify the inbuilt protections in DG
what is the diff. between x'mer , isolation x'mer & ultra-isolation x'mer ?????????????
The power supplied to a 33microF capacitor from a 120V, 60Hz source will be
explain working principle of earth leakage relay
hi guys please tell me the procedure for mesuring the coil resistance of 3ph induction motor?
what is a pilot wiring and whys that called a pilot wiers
What is the control action?
Electronic circuit
