Answer Posted / dipak patil
Earthing means to "to make the potential of the
system/device/network to the earth potential ie to zero
potential".
Neutral is the "point or node of the three phase circuit
where Kirchoff's current laws satisfied". Example Y-
connected three phase winding of transformer/generator.
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