What is the difference between earth and neutral
- 4 Answers
- 7796 Views
- ABB, Tamboli Engineers, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / guna
neutral is acts as a closed path for the electric circuit for continuity. residual current will flows through the neutral wire..
Earth wire transfers the high fault currents to the earth. to save the equipment.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 9 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What do you mean by a current transformer?
when generator short circuit condition, the current how dissipates. or at short circuit voltage not available then current how can flow?
what is load vs Torque curve & why it is used?
what is the effect of connecting three phase supply lines to three phase auto transformer output terminals through a fuse of 10Amp and a circuit breaker (MCB). Is this connection permanently destroy the transformer?
what are the 4 rules to start the motor?
The power supplied to a 33microF capacitor from a 120V, 60Hz source will be
How many types of circuit loads are there in a common electrical circuit?
What current flows in the transformer primary when its secondary is open?
What is a dc motor?
11kv/433v delta/star distribution transformer primary side full load Ht current is 83.33A in , but input side VCB rating 800A.why?
How to do stting of vl250 siemens MCCB
What is the differentional relay...what is the work of this in power Tx. how it is works..
What is force on a conductor in a magnetic field ?
what kelvin's law ?
i need to now what will be the cable size to the following load, transformer to distribution panel distance 110m, load 1000kw, voltage 400v, pf 0.85, permissible voltage drop 2.0%, overhead line, atmospheric temperature 35 degree c.
