xformer
Senior Member
- Location
- Dallas, Tx
- Occupation
- Master Electrician
Ohms Law teaches that voltage is equal to Current times Resistance. Since ohms law is an equation, is not the converse true as well?? For example, if I disconnect a ground wire while a ground fault is occurring, doesn't the voltage raise accordingly? If so, cant the voltage between the two ends of the grounding conductor become extremely high based upon the short circuit fault current and the resistance of the grounding conductor??????
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