what will happen if phases are not shorted with neutral in
transformer impedance test? and if neutral is not connected
with ground?
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Answer Posted / k.prakashchandra
If not short circuited there will be back emf and hence
impedance can not be measured. Neutral grounding does not
matter for this test
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