Interruption of a three-phase rectifier can only be accomplished by:
A. Connecting the current interrupter across the rectifier's fine taps
B. Interrupting the AC voltage as it comes out of the rectifier's transformer
C. Interrupting the DC output of the rectifier
D. Connecting the current interrupter in parallel with the rectifier's shunt

Question

Interruption of a three-phase rectifier can only be accomplished by: 
A. Connecting the current interrupter across the rectifier's fine taps 
B. Interrupting the AC voltage as it comes out of the rectifier's transformer 
C. Interrupting the DC output of the rectifier 
D. Connecting the current interrupter in parallel with the rectifier's shunt

GinnyAnswer · Answer

The interruption of a three-phase rectifier is best accomplished by interrupting the AC voltage coming out of the rectifier's transformer. This method ensures that electrical energy flow is halted before it reaches the rectifier. Other interruption methods may not be effective or safe. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07

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