what is mean by NTPC?,why didn't electric shock in train?
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since the conductor lines are seperated by insulators,
current doesn't flow through train. so that we doesn't feel
electric shock.
for easy understanding answer this question:
some iron street light poles are available and it carry
current. could you tell me why it doesn't shock when we
touch it.
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because line wire are not directly connected to the steel
pole .it is passes over by insulator .
there are many type of insultor
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Answer / gursharanjit singfh dhunna
Secondly all the rail is properly earhed also. so there is
strong connection of the coach with track through wheels.
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Answer / deepankar
Since the connections
are properly insulated.
However if it comes in
contact of line
conductors then also
noone get electric
shock Because of too
long length of rail
network its resistance
will also too high and
leads to flow a very
minor current.
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