why the the phase transformer's nuetral has been grounded
Answer Posted / s c budhiraja
The neutral is grounded for:
1.To give a refrence voltage point with respect to earth
voltage ( Zero volt)
2.To facilitate operation of earth fault relay & other
relays like negetive sequence relay etc.
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