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Answer Posted / kaarthikrt&c
hi to all n Abc, let the system be in balanced
condition,all current path circuits gets closed at
neutral,let us consider a heater coil 1 end is connected to
phase and another to neutral, according to ur view in
neutral current flow is not there, my question is how u get
a closed path for this current? (dont compare with 3 phase
neutral/Transf. or motor)
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