if you short the any 2phase(R,Y,B),why fuse get blown?
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Answer / senindra123
when two phases shorts it means short circuit. so high
current wil flow through fuse. so its get blown.
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Answer / shakir
when we short two phases the resistance between them is 0 and
current goes to infinity (I=V/R). such an infinite current
when pass through a fuse,the fuse gets blown.
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Answer / vasudeva rao
two pase gets shorted means (L-L fault) in this fault phase
currents are very high
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Answer / bmw6633@gmail.com
because it double the voltage which leeds high resistence
then the fuse should blowen of.
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Answer / bmw6633@gmail.com
because it double the voltage which leeds high resistence
then the fuse should blowen of.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 12 No |
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