why we use the fuse in only one wire? althrough in ac
current the current flows in both directions.
why the neutral wire can be taken half the magnitude of
phase wire while same current returns from neutral wire?
Answer Posted / umesh 123
Firstly the current flows through the phase wire and returns in neutral.if we connect the fuse in neutral it will burn after sh ckt, but the line lives in load(machine) so it will harmful
2nd- the magnitude of neutral cable is half 3 phase line where the unbalanced load(current) returns through neutral.
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