For a Potential Transformer(PT), the primary neutral
terminal must be grounded before energization. Why....?
What will be heppend if we energize the PT without grounded
the primary neutral point? Why..........?
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Answer Posted / cnsubudhi
the fault current if any will be grounded.
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