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Why secondary of a CT in a power system acts as an open
circuit after core saturation?
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Answer Posted / gajanan
there are 2 possibilities
1.if we keep secondary of ct open, then only primary mmf
will be present in core which saturates the core
2.in fault condition due to high frequencu current core
saturates means permeability of core decreases very much as
good as wood
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