What is the difference between phase and neutral?

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Date Posted: 2013/11/24

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by muhammad arif , Assistant Engineer , Phoenix armour

phase is supply voltage weather neutral is returning path for that supply voltage.

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by Aftab Ahmed , Senior Engineer- Technical Service and Coordination Department , Pakistan Oilfields Ltd (POL)

Phase is the Wire which referred as Supply.

Neutral is the return Path.

Phase is a Must.

Neutal may be removed as in case of Delta Connection

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