Why the Transformer Nuetral is grounded?
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Answer Posted / bhaganna kolkur
When fault occurs in anyone of the phase then the fault current is increases 3 to 4 times more than the normal current so it will reduces voltage at secondry side.thise will affect the system (costly equipment) so to avoid thise neutral connection is done
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