240V three-phase is a delta setup, with the
neutral half-tapped
between two phases, giving 240V phase-to-phase, 120V phase-to-neutral
on two of the phases, and 208V phase-to-neutral on the third one.
That doesn't sound much like what I think of as neutral - ie, something
that has zero nominal voltage to ground.
There is no such thing as ground!.
If you've generated a 3-phase supply with one of the phased centre-tapped
(as we're describing here) complelete isolated from everything else
(including ground), then you can ground any point of it that you like --
including one of the phases or the centre-tap point. Of course once you've
picked a point to connect to ground, then you can't ground any other point
in the circuit as well.
-tony