why voltage drop will occurs in 3 phase line?
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Answer Posted / deepika tola
Because any line has an impedance, and acc to a simple law
known as ohm's law, voltage drop, V=IR.. so wen ther is
resistance/impedance, any line, whether it be 3-phase, 1-
phase, d.c. or any new invention...... it WILL have a
voltage drop!!
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