Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
why the the phase transformer's nuetral has been grounded
- 2 Answers
- 5599 Views
- I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / snowwhite10
neutral is grounded so that if there is any imbalance in
currents then the phasor difference of those currents reach
the ground ...means it is used for protection of
devices...in case there is imbalance in the currents then
the devices supplied by the transformer may get burned..
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 1 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What are the properties of a resistor?
Difference between drift current and diffusion current?
What is a compensator?
Draw the single line diagram of the power station?
how to select battery for 15 KVA UPS with formula
Dear sir, In our plant have Station Transformer having capacity,i want to know, why LV side 40 - 40MVA is given? & how we can get 6.3 KV supply from tertiary(i.e. Open delta connection), Vector Group YNyn0 - yn0 +d MVA Rating 80MVA / 40 - 40MVA + 26.7MVA Voltage rating 420 (Tap range +6,to -10)81.25% /11.5KV - 11.5KV +6.3KV
The inventer is a battery, but if lost current at home u will turn on the fan but the is AC and inventer battery is dc . Then how the fan was rotating. What device Or machine in fan converst the Dc power to Ac power
please send me the L&T Emb. sys. placement papers and entire details of pattren
what are the things that can cause a three phase motor to crawl?
what is the function of Moulded case circuit breaker, why it is called Moulded?
Why PS class CT is always preferred for Differential protection?
if 3400kw slipring motor rotor shorting done and motor started on mv drive ,what will be the rotor shoring current
what is the difference between pvc & fiber glass cables
in Contactor opearation Why there is a difference in the values of the operate and release voltage in case AC supply
Please tell me the earthing procedures adopted for the STAR-STAR 3 Phase transformer in india and give a better sugession for earthing
