Perfectly explained tq for making this video on my request.I searched for it in RU-vid many times but didn't get clarity in this topic.Finally this concept is crystal clear for me.Keep uploading such videos.
Great and comprehensive explanation! Never saw another video after this to understand the concept. As for improvement part which you requested I think the wires in your video were crossing each other making an "X", you had to separate them for clarity when creating a short circuit in the video. I guess long, straight non-crossing wires would make it more easy to see what's happening. Just my suggestion, not criticizing. Thanks!
After watching & skipping so many videos on RU-vid I came here after entire video so patiently ...now complete cycle is fixed in my buddhi(brain)....thq sir plz make such more videos
with acknowledging your hard work in making this video just want to draw your kind attention towards a typographical mistake. the word "definitely" is written wrongly as "defiantly". plz look into that... thank you for edifying again...
Sir, by "dead short", the damage will be done only for the source right? Because all the current will flow into the short circuit path. Correct me if im wrong. My understanding is that partial short may affect some load connected to it but dead short will only cuz problem at the source. Tq
Dear Respected Teacher , a bundle of thanks from your clear instruction regarding the Short Circuits , I am faced with Challenge of Modeling of Synchronous Condenser in ETAP software ,Using ETAP 19.5 and Synchronous Motor as A condenser , could you instruct me for solving that? regards
Greetings from Kentucky. Thank you so much for explaining all these concepts so clearly. I am finally understanding what all this means. I work in occupational safety and health, and I need to train technicians who work on HVAC, pumps, etc., and arc flash and arc blast can be a problem for us. Thanks so much. I am going to watch all your videos.
Truly. I think its very brave what you do here, you explained it quite well and with quite nice graphics. Your terminology and explanation is superb. Its not like this is the 10000th channel acting like knowing something about electricity. Keep up!
Thanks you sir for providing such beneficial videos, this time it took so long to upload one, huh hu?🙏 Sir, i read about HVDC transmission via single conductor and ground as a return path [mostly +ive is grounded to reduce corona] , i want to know why ground possess negligible resistance to DC & how it's done ? If possible for you, make a video 'bout this topic too. Thank You Sir, you are inspiration🙏
Sir... More than perfectly u r explained sir... Sir am very much interested to see 👀 u r videos... Sir pls uploade some more videos...related to what people should know when entering into electrical engineering... And thank you so much to uh sir for giving this much knowledge to us❤🌹🙏
Hi, can you explain in the case: short circuit in the parallel circuit. Why is a partial short have a huge current, which may cause damage (an increase from 10.8A to 108A) but dead short near the source in the parallel circuit, everything is stopped, which means no damage, and the circuit has just stopped working, right? so in this case dead short is better than partial short?
Sir,in practical situation like in transmission line how insulation failure makes the short circuit can u explain in detail sir please..... Also .....in news these days I'm watching squirrel caused short circuit,bird caused short circuit like that can u also explain how exactly they are happening....by animation or something...sir please 🥺🥺 It will be more helpful sir...... please
Good explain sir,Allways current flow choosing a low Resistance path ,why fan and Motor, light etc... are working in our home at time their resistance is not same 🤔
Sir very well explained but I have a question that if resistance is zero in dead short circuit and hence potential difference between two points is also zero,then why current flows.
Wait, less current flows in the wire with more resistance? I thought it all flows through the wire with lower resistance and doesn't flow through the other.
Recently I almost got died due to Electrical Switch Short Circuit. I lost literally everything I had in my Hostel Room. Physically I saved myself but I had almost 6 lakhs loss. On 10 march 2024 I wake up at 6 am I felt very cold so I turned on hot air giving small round heater and slept again for about 3.5 hours. When I wake up on 9:30 am another bed was fully burning from the underneath of the bed where there was switch. When I wake up fire was already getting big and big. Eventually I couldn't do anything and run out of the room and on panic state watch my room burning. All of the people got panic and they couldn't do anything either. Whole room got burnt. Nothing left Nothing. After that fire brigade came and controlled the fire. And Big Coincidence I am exactly 1st Semester student in Bachelor of Electrical Engineering at TU , IOE , Pulchowk Campus, Kathmandu, Nepal. So I am researching how was that big fire accident happened. i concluded these things. - there was a lot of burnable things like books and clothes near the switch due to short circuit fire ignite and it immediately spread out amongthings and started burning massively. - as I mentioned I used electric hot air blowing round heater fan for 3.5 hours due to over use for long time continuously short circuit happened. -i guess the ampere Capacity of the hostel was just 5 A. which couldn't hold the load -about 35 students live in that 3 floor hostel. there was massive electrical overload on that building electrical systems. -the wire, fuse, switch, wiring and entire electrical system was very old, because that house itself was very old. I guess they didn't change switch and wire for one time after the construction. Electrical Systems was aged. - before 2 months when I used that switch to charge my laptop the light of the room was blinking and blinking. I told warden of the hostel about the problem but he just ignored and said me to use another switch. that day heater was used in that damaged switch. As a Electrical Engineering Student I analysed everything of this biggest accident of my life. By all these things going wrong in electrical system of that room got burned due to Electrical Switch short circuit and I am baring heavy mental stress and losses
Give me a break no one never explained it this way?? Please. Current always flows towards the least resistance. Like when your skin and hands are wet and you touch a 120 volts electrical circuit. Your wet skin is ideal for current flow. Volts is defined as electromotive force.
