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This is why an electrical wire suddenly starts getting hot.

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230V x30A = 6.9Kw ... But is that always true? Power factor changes the answer.

This is what happens inside a relay.

Why cable burn without tripping the breaker?

If one phase is lost while the motor is running, it enters single-phasing. The motor may keep running but draws excessive current in the remaining phases, causing overheating and possible winding damage. Phase loss → high current → overheating → motor failure

When two phases touch, a phase-to-phase short circuit occurs. A very high fault current flows between the phases, causing a sudden voltage disturbance. Protective devices such as MCBs, MCCBs, or relays should trip quickly to isolate the fault. Two phases touch → high fault

High tension rising? :p

the tube was so hot

Omg 😱 she was feeling electrified 🥶

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That thermal imagery is so eye-opening!
I didn't know wires could overheat like that!