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generally tertiary wndng is delta .if one point of this delta is earthed(through a CT) then it is not a earth fault. thansformer will operate normally. now if a second point(or any point on the delta winding) is earthed (earth fault) then the fault current will be sensed by the said ct.and Transf will tripped. Avradeep Das. email id: avra.wbsetcl@gmail.com
One end only. Single point grounding is a rule of thumb. The reason for this is when you run cables together, including a shield or ground cable, the cables with power flowing in them will induce a voltage on the other cables. If two grounds are placed on a shield or ground cable, unwanted current will flow in a loop through the cable.
find your electric Meter and you've found the point of entry, or depending on where the electric meter is in the building, you can trace the cable back from the meter to the point of entry.
Another AnswerA motor represents a balanced three-phase load and, therefore, there is no neutral current, so there is no requirement for a neutral connection. Regulations prevent an earth being used as return, so the star point shouldn't be earthed either.
If the neutral point is not earthed than the zero sequence current will not have any return path.It will be an open circuit for the zero sequence circuit.
Centre point earthed
generally tertiary wndng is delta .if one point of this delta is earthed(through a CT) then it is not a earth fault. thansformer will operate normally. now if a second point(or any point on the delta winding) is earthed (earth fault) then the fault current will be sensed by the said ct.and Transf will tripped. Avradeep Das. email id: avra.wbsetcl@gmail.com
One end only. Single point grounding is a rule of thumb. The reason for this is when you run cables together, including a shield or ground cable, the cables with power flowing in them will induce a voltage on the other cables. If two grounds are placed on a shield or ground cable, unwanted current will flow in a loop through the cable.
The term, 'star point', refers to the common point of connection for the three windings of a star-connected (wye-connected) transformer connection. The star point is usually earthed (grounded) and provides the neutral point of the connection.
Attaching a cable from point to point. Such as connecting a cable from the Cable t.v. outlet in the wall to the back of your t.v. Not wireless.
Adjuster should be under the vehicle at the junction of the 3 cables Set parking brake to "3" clicks and tighten cable - vehicle should hold at this point
The star or neutral point is earthed at the supply transformer to prevent the system building up a static electric charge in dry weather.
If I am correct. Indium is typically used in phone screens. computer screens and to make low melting point alloys Hope that helps
Coaxial cable is the best/lowest cost way to move a RF signal from point A to point B.
Yes. "You want to use the jack that connects directly to the point where the TV cable comes into you home with no splitters between this jack and the entrance point. Later, if your cable modem connection is constantly going down, you might consider that you've chosen the wrong jack for the connection because an inline splitter can degrade the connection. The cable company that installed the jacks should be able to tell you which jack is best to use for the cable modem." Source: CompTIA A+ Guide to Managing & Maintaining Your PC, Sixth Edition, Jean Andrews, P. 934
VTP is Vertical Trading Point
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