A generator is a power supply with two output terminals. One end is connected to ground. It also depends on whether the other generator electrode is also grounded. If it is not grounded, there will be no current loop and. no current will be generated;
If both ends of the generator voltage output are grounded, it is a short circuit. The short circuit current is extremely large and the protection circuit will work to cut off the current. , otherwise the generator will burn out.
A generator uses an external force to do work (such as hydroelectricity, wind power), generates an electric field, and drives the charge to move in one direction in a closed circuit to form an electric current, again and again. , the electrons circulate in a closed circuit, so the electrons will not be exhausted.
If the neutral wire of a generator or a transformer (electric field) is not grounded, then there will be no closed circuit if a person touches the live wire,
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The generator generates electricity, the neutral line is 220 volts to ground, switches to mains power and returns to normal
Yes, that's the theory.
The generator's neutral point is not grounded, meaning the generator has no electrical relationship to ground. The live wire (the tension onthe three wires output by the generator) has no potential difference with. the ground, so when a person stands on the ground and touches a live wire, since there is no voltage between the two points, there will be no electric shock.
However, land-based electrical systems are all three-phase, four-wire systems with a grounded neutral point, and the neutral line of each substation is also connected to ground. This determines that there is voltage between the live wire and ground. If a person stands on the ground and touches the live wire, it is equivalent to applying a value of phase voltage (220 V for a 400 V system), and they will get an electric shock.
What are the basic knowledge of three-phase alternating current?
The generator neutral line to ground 220 volts was switched to mains power and returned to normal.
1. Connect the neutral wire of the generatorto the earth wire.
2. Connect the generator's 220 volt mains supply to the generator's 220 volt mains supply.
3. Connect the 220 volt ground wire from the generator to the mains power to the ground wire.
4. Then connect the ground wire from the generator's 220 volts converted to utility power to the neutral line of the generator, and connect the generator load to the generator's 220 volts converted to utility power to return. to normal.
Three-phase alternating current The basic knowledge is:
1. Three-phase alternating current is generally generated. by a three-phase generator. There are three sets of windings U1-U2, V1-V2 and W1-W2 on the generator stator. Each set of windings is called a phase. Each phase winding has the same number of turns and the same structure and is arranged symmetrically. into the wire slot inside the stator core.
2. The three-phase AC motor armature has three sets of coils, and their connections are star connection and delta connection. There are two types of connection methods, generally star connection method is used. In the star connection method, when the three-phase alternator feeds externally, the ends of the three sets of coils are connected together and a line is drawn from the connection point. This line is called the zero line, also called. the neutral line. Then remove a wire from the other end of the bobbin winding. These three wires are called phase wires or live wires. This connection method is called star connection. This method of transmitting external power from the generator constitutes a three-phase, four-wire system.
3. Three-phase alternating current has the advantages of convenient and economical power transmission,and three-phase power supply is more volatile than single-phase power supply. This is why it has been widely used. A three-phase AC circuit generally refers to the simultaneous presence in the circuit of three sinusoidal AC electromotive forces with the same maximum value, the same frequency and a phase difference of 120° relative to each other. The part of the circuit made up of each electromotive force is called the "phase."
4. Star connection: The star connection of a three-phase motor is to connect one end of each phase supply or load to one point, and their other ends are used as lead wires, respectively. electricity phase lines. For a star connection, the midpoint can be drawn as the neutral line to form a three-phase, four-wire system. It can also be left out to form a three-phase, three-wire system. Of course, whether or not there is a neutral wire, youWe can add a ground wire to become a three-phase five-wire system or a three-phase four-wire system.
5. In power supply, four wires are drawn: the wire drawn from midpoint O is called the neutral line, and in residential power supply it is called the neutral line; the first ends of the three coils are called line A, line B, line C, collectively called phase line or live line. In a star connection, if the midpoint is connected to ground, the neutral wire is also called the ground wire, also called the duplicate ground.