What is the diffirence between Earth and Neutral
and What is the required normal voltage between earth and
neutral
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Answer / jasmeet
A little more clarification in Prahlads answer:
While 'earth' is the universal ground, 'neutral' is the
local ground of a circuit or a loop.
Secondly, 'neutral' completes the circuit whereas 'earth'
is not meant for this.
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Answer / prahalad prajapat
through earth current goes to earth, but through neutralv
current goes to neutral point of supplier. voltage diff. is
zero
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / h.shastri
jasmeet is true but in case of sensitivity like PLC
application, this diffetrence MUST be less then 0.3V
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 6 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / jasmeet
The voltage difference should be idealy zero but
practically it depends upon application. Normally it should
not be more than 5 Volts.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 1 No |
Re: What is the diffirence between Earth and Neutral and
What is the required normal voltage between earth and
neutral
Answer
# 1 through earth current goes to earth, but through
neutralv
current goes to neutral point of supplier. voltage diff. is
zero
Is This Answer Correct ? 4 Yes 0 No
0 Prahalad Prajapat
Re: What is the diffirence between Earth and Neutral and
What is the required normal voltage between earth and
neutral
Answer
# A little more clarification in Prahlads answer:
While 'earth' is the universal ground, 'neutral' is the
local ground of a circuit or a loop.
Secondly, 'neutral' completes the circuit whereas 'earth'
is not meant for this.
# The voltage difference should be idealy zero but
practically it depends upon application. Normally it should
not be more than 5 Volts.
A little more clarification in Prahlads answer:
While 'earth' is the universal ground, 'neutral' is the
local ground of a circuit or a loop.
Secondly, 'neutral' completes the circuit whereas 'earth'
is not meant for this.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / nitesh sharma
Means group of neutral is ground but not group of ground is
neutral
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 4 No |
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