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there is a line fault some where on the ove head
distribution line. how will i locate the fault for clearing
it? ofcourse i have to megger the line but what information
makes me clear that the fault is in that section of the
line?
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Answer Posted / abhidewas
its very simple. just go through the section whose relay has tripped the circuit breaker.
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