File:Split-phase system under line-to-case fault without neutral-to-case bonding and with equipment bonding.png
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English: Split-phase (single-phase three-wire) system, under a line-to-case fault at a load, without neutral-to-case bonding and with equipment bonding. There’s no system (neutral) grounding nor equipment grounding anywhere in the system, since there’s no connection to the earth ground.
Because the neutral is not bonded to the case, no fault current can flow back to the source. So all casings (normally-noncurrent-carrying conductive/metallic parts and wires) become and stay energized, which is a hazard to people. |
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| current | 02:53, 17 December 2023 | | 1,125 × 1,726 (659 KB) | Alej27 | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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