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what is the funda of earthing? Explain breifly about
earthing?
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Answer Posted / rajkumar nirmalkar
We provide earthing to restrict the fault current since the
earth is considered to be as zero potential .
We also protect man and machine from the hazardous current
flowing from the equipment in case of any fault.
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