what happens if DC earthing and AC earthings are shorted?
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Answer Posted / praveen kumar gupta
Nothing happen if earthing is firm otherwise AC and DC will
mix and give unwanted wave shape and it will be harmfull if
that wave shape is significant for the system .
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