what is difference between short ckt and overload?
Answer Posted / sk. rafi ahmed
short ckt is a faulty condition of an electrical ckt where the live conductor gets connected with the neutral conductor or two live conductor of different phases gets connected.
a system is said to b overloaded when a user trys to extract a power more than the rated capacity of the system.
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