Answer Posted / josyula
To keep the neutral steady in unbalanced loads. Else neutral will shift in unbalanced loads and with neutral shifting phase to neutral voltages will vary in all three phases.
To avoid that situation we will ground the neutral of DG and distribution trafos. This is called as System earthing.
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