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• What are the types of short circuit faults?

  Types of Short Circuit Faults. The most common type of short circuit in a three phase system is a single conductor to earth fault (Fig 1. Phase-to-earth). This is when one of the conductors in a circuit comes into contact with an earth. The next most common type of short circuit is a phase to phase or conductor to conductor fault (Fig 2.

• Who is the founder of Escom?

  Escom was founded by Manfred Schmitt of Darmstadt, Germany as the computer division of his music company in 1986. It became a separate company in 1991. In 1993, it became a publicly traded company, and it grew rapidly, controlling 11.2% of the market of German PCs by 1994.

• How do I apply for an Escom Fault Report?

  To apply in person, visit your nearest ESCOM customer service centre. To apply online, visit our Web Portal. Report Electricity faults to your nearest fault reporting center accross the country in Southern, Central and Nothern Regions.

• What is an Escom token?

  A Escom token is a 11 digit number issued upon purchase that will release the specified amount of electricity (in kwh) on your Escom Prepaid Meter. How do Escom Tokens work?

• What are the main faults in Blantyre?

  The main faults and associated zones of deeply fractured bedrock run from the north of the city in a southwesterly direction and are potential aquifers for groundwater. Blantyre City lies in a hilly area; it has varied topography ranging from an elevation of about 780 to 1,612 metres above sea level.