Why CT Secondary Should not Keep Open | Real example | CT Blast | CT Short CT Open Condition |

[@badgujarminesh6776]

Excellent...very much clearly explained..thank you

[@ElectricalFriendly]

Thank you very much 💐

[@sambitbehera9317]

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[@ElectricalFriendly]

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[@ElectricalFriendly]

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[@niazbadar]

Nicely explained .

[@ElectricalFriendly]

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[@Technicalcobra]

06:25 If any CT ratio is 1000/5, and if we provide primary loop turn 3, than how much current flow from secondary.

[@ElectricalFriendly]

Please watch my CT series , you can calculate by yourself :)

[@Technicalcobra]

@@ElectricalFriendly I'm also watched....... pls reply my confusion is very simple.

[@ElectricalFriendly]

@@Technicalcobra 1000/5 and turns 3 in primary means your CT will become 333/5 technically, means in primary if you inject 333 A, in secondary you will get 5 A.

[@Technicalcobra]

@@ElectricalFriendly still 1000 amp flowing in primary conductor than secondary is 15 A....
(If neglect the saturation)

[@ElectricalFriendly]

No, CT will be 333/5 , means 333 primary at same time 5 A sec( when 3 turns on primary )

[@brajendrarajput3430]

Where we find rs

[@ElectricalFriendly]

Rs is secondary resistance. So You can check by multimeter between 1S1 -1S2 or 1S1-1S3 and likewise with other cores.

[@dodiyasanjay7777]

CT terminal box me CT ratio change video

[@ElectricalFriendly]

ok sure

[@dodiyasanjay7777]

@@ElectricalFriendly thank you sir

[@shyamkumarragula3330]

Nice explanation

[@ElectricalFriendly]

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