Answer Posted / shaik dawood
I Thing this type of floating neutral system used in
aeropline,Further Neutral of the Flight wire will be
connect with flight body. Because There is no return path
to this current.It means the Return path current will be
neutralized with air atmosphere.(Dear Friends If its wrong
plz clarify dawood_ee@yahoo.co.in)
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