How to Check Your Calculations are Correct When Working Out Neutral Current in a Three Phase System

In this video we're looking at another way of calculating neutral current in a three phase electrical system. This way uses a graph programmed to show the way that neutral current behaves whatever currents are flowing in L1, L2 and L3. Click the link below to access and use the graph as featured in the video.
www.desmos.com/calculator/ifw...
These videos are aimed at learners studying electricity on any course and will help those studying the City and Guilds 2365, 5357 Apprenticeship, 7202 and 8202 courses as well as the EAL Diploma in Electrical Installation.
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[@MimiTai677]

The three phase playlist have helped me . Thank you.

[@no_short_circuit]

Thanks Joe. I've played around with Desmos and it's a clever piece of kit - as they say "a picture's worth a thousand words"

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

It's great isn't it? I love it. 😊

[@isukaninduwara7451]

very good superb

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

Thank you kindly! 😊

[@gbelectricks]

Great video Joe, with a clear and concise explanation🙏🙂

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

Ah, thanks so much, I was worried I'd got a bit rambly and lost with it so that's much appreciated. 😊

[@faaizerk9068]

Bulls eye! Thank You!

[@johnoreilly7052]

Hi Joe thanks for sharing your video with me and I am really appreciate it and I hope to see more of your videos

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

You're welcome and thanks for commenting, stay tuned for more content! 👍

[@moisty254]

If you don't have a neutral, and you run a 3p load slightly out of balance, what happens?

[@slonbeskonechen8310]

Красиво, наглядно, круто!