Sub Panels Explained - Why are neutral and ground separated?

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What is the role of the neutral bus bar in an electrical panel?
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Explain the difference between a main panel and a sub panel.
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What happens to the current flow during a ground fault condition?
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How does bonding the neutral and ground at the main disconnect help in fault conditions?
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