fejlstrømmen
Fejlstrømmen, often translated as fault current, refers to an unintended flow of electric current that bypasses its normal path within an electrical circuit. This deviation is typically caused by a fault, such as insulation breakdown, damaged wiring, or contact with a conductive material that is not part of the intended circuit. The consequences of a fault current can range from minor inconveniences to severe safety hazards, including electric shock, fire, and damage to electrical equipment.
The presence of fault current is a critical concern in electrical safety systems. Protective devices like circuit
Understanding and mitigating fault currents are essential for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of any