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What is the difference between phase and line voltage?

January 10, 2018 by

DWQA Questions › Category: Switchgear and Protection › What is the difference between phase and line voltage?
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admin Staff asked 1 year ago
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Rupa answered 1 year ago

Line voltage (line-to-line voltage) in a polyphase system is the voltage between two given phases.

On the other hand, Phase voltage is the voltage between the given phase and neutral. Note that neutral is available in star connection but not delta connection.

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Bhaun answered 1 year ago

Line voltage (line-to-line voltage) in a polyphase system is the voltage between two given phases.

On the other hand, Phase voltage is the voltage between the given phase and neutral. Note that neutral is available in star connection but not delta connection.

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Singham answered 1 year ago

Phase Voltage: It is the phasor potential of a phase wire with respect to neutral wire.
Line Voltage: It is phasor potential of a phase wire with respect to another phase wire.

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