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Can anyone tell me what will happen if AC & DC supply get
mixed???
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Answer Posted / vijay kumar surla
The AC voltage is the voltage between the phase and
the neutral. If the neutral is mixed with DC then you can
observe a shift in the AC voltage with the specified dc
line voltage as reference axis. But if the phase is mixed with the DC line then there will short ckt. And the fault current flow through the DC and AC lines.
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