In secondary transmission i.e., in distribution side,
supply for homes are connected through different phases in
order to balance the 3 phase load.
But in practical we saw nearby house doesn't have power due
to single phasing. But other two phases give supply.
How it's possible? it doesn't make "single phasing"?
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Answer Posted / k.prakashchandra
There are 3 single phase circuits of one phase and neutral
which is multiplied.
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