Why the wave trap is put in Y phse only in switchyard?why
not in other phases?
Answer Posted / prakash dewangan
Because Y phase is less prone to faults. B phase is prone
to earth fault and R phase is prone to lightning. So Y
phase is more safe for wave trap.
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