what is differant beetween overload current and phase
current?
Answer / Rohitash Kumar Yadav
Overload current is a momentary or continuous current that exceeds the rated current of a circuit, transformer, or device. Phase current, on the other hand, refers to the current flowing through each phase in a three-phase system. Overload current can occur due to faults, short circuits, or heavy loads, while phase current is always present when power is being transmitted.
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