Differnce between earthing and nuetral
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Answer / cool
neutral is a common point in star connection that can be any any potential,but when neutral is grounded that is called earthing and it will be always at zero potential.
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Answer / dinesh
Neutral is a star point in a three phase system & earthing
is a low resistance path for current flowing for tha
protection of equipment & human body
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Answer / chirnjit barman
Neutral is a star point in multi phase system or common link between equipment
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