How much is neutral current whenoad are perfectly balanced in 3 phase system?

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In a three-phase system, when the loads are perfectly balanced, the neutral cur...
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muhammad arif
05-November-2013

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Leonardo Banzali

by Leonardo Banzali , Electrical Maintenance-trainer , Sadara Chemical Company

Practically almost zero or negligible current can be measured in the neutral line in balanced 3-phase load system.

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Syed Adnan Haider Gillani

by Syed Adnan Haider Gillani , SENIOR SITE ENGINEER , AL SARH JV INTERNATIONAL

no current becuse not use netural in three phase mototr supply

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by Muhammad Usman , Assistant Manager Operations , Lahore Electric Supply Company

In perfectly balanced 3 Phase system no current will flow in neutral.

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