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QUESTION 5 a) What is the difference between neutral and earth? b) Differentiate between Insulated-Neutral and Earthed-Neutral systems as applied to electrical distribution on board ship.

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Chapter10: Using Wire Tables And Determining Conductor Sizes

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Problem 4PA: Using the above example, determine the wire size needed for the 400-ampere service in accordance...

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