The phrase "electric fault" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a malfunction or issue in an electrical system or device.
Example: "The technician was called to investigate an electric fault that caused the power outage in the building."
Alternatives: "electrical failure" or "power fault."
As an initial electric fault occurs, the fault current would result in a strong magnetic force and torque exerted on the power line conductors.
As an electric fault occurs, a strong magnetic force exerted on three-phase overhead power lines may bring them in close proximity or in contact with one another, causing a subsequent fault.
The cause of the fire, which reportedly broke out at 04:00 local time (01 00 GMT), is yet to be established, although police suspect could be an electric fault.
"We then perform a cardiac examination and following that we do an ECG (electrocardiogram), which is an electrical tracing of the heart which looks for electric faults of the heart, and a cardiac ultrasound, which looks at heart muscle problems or problems with the heart valves".
The robustness of the proposed technique is tested by simulation of an IEEE benchmark system in the cases of partial shading and of electric faults.
A fire service spokesman said: "The fire started because of an electrical fault in an electric scooter on the eighth floor.
Fast cut back (FCB) technology of thermal power plant can restore electricity supply quickly after electric grid fault is repaired.
Dangerous serial electric arc faults on low voltage power lines must be detected before fire hazards occur.
Electric arc faults on power lines must be detected in order to turn off the electric power sources before fire events occur.
Following the lead of Tesla, a Californian maker of electric cars, more faults might one day be fixed remotely over the internet by a software upgrade.Indeed, checking on cars remotely has plenty of other possibilities that may reduce (or worsen) stress levels.
Multiphase brushless direct current (BLDC) motors can meet the increasing demand for higher reliability in motor drives applicable in electric vehicles by integrating fault diagnosis to a fault-tolerant (FT) control method.
