why in three phase 440 circuit in all phase current is
almost equal L1-35 A,L2-34 A ,L3-31 A but in nutral when i
check with clamp meter it shows 25 A?
Answer Posted / amit
In balance condition neutral current is zero. Flux in all
three phases are in addative nature.
flux in R + flux in Y + flux in B = 0(zero)
but in your case it is different because of differnt
currnet in phases, which will affect and cause a unbalance
condition, will produce a flux in neutral and current
flowing through neutral. But in your case it is 25A which
is to much unbalance condition.
Take once again reading.
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