Jordingsmotståndare
Jordingsmotståndare, a Swedish term, translates to "grounding resistor" or "earthing resistor" in English. It refers to a resistor connected in series with the neutral point of a three-phase electrical system to the ground. The primary purpose of a jordingsmotståndare is to limit the magnitude of fault currents that occur during certain types of ground faults.
In a grounded electrical system, a jordingsmotståndare plays a crucial role in controlling the flow of current
The value of the jordingsmotståndare is carefully selected based on the system's voltage, design, and the desired
The use of a jordingsmotståndare is a common practice in industrial facilities, power generation plants, and