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S6-1 Competition Practice

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 4hrs 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How can the direction of a capacitor start single phase motor be reversed?

a)

Reverse the connection to the capacitor

b)

Reverse the connection to the start winding

c)

Reverse the polarity of the supply

d)

Reverse the connection of the start and run windings

2.

When are single phase series universal motors used?

a)

When high starting torque is required

b)

When starting on no-load is required

c)

When constant speeds are required

d)

When low speed drives are required

3.

When is the stator winding of a three phase squirrel-cage induction motor connected in star?

a)

when in full load

b)

when running at rated speed

c)

when on light load

d)

when starting the motor

4.

What is the percentage slip of a motor at full load speed where the nameplate details are: f= 50Hz, poles = 4, full load speed = 1440 rpm?

a)

s = 3%

b)

s = 4%

c)

s = 5%

d)

s = 6%

5.

What is the shape of the laminations used in the magnetic circuit of a single phase shell-type transformer?

a)

LL

b)

TT

c)

LE

d)

EI

6.

What type of transformer is used for interconnecting high voltage transmission systems operating at different voltage levels?

a)

Current transformer

b)

wound transformer

c)

Voltage transformer

d)

Autotransformer

7.

What conditions must be satisfied before connecting two transformers in parallel to share a common load?

a)

Same inductance, same kVA rating

b)

Same polarity, same phase sequence

c)

Same polarity resistance, same current ratio

d)

Same number of polarity turns, same voltage regulation

8.

What is the relationship between the VA rating of a transformer and the internal percentage impedance Z?

a)

VA ∝1/ Z

b)

VA ∝Z

c)

VA ∝2Z

d)

VA ∝ Z/2

9.

What two power losses occur in a transformer when operating on no-load?

a)

Mechanical losses, core losses

b)

Frictional losses, heat losses

c)

Rotational losses, copper losses

d)

Copper losses, core losses

10.

What is the ideal electrical angle of separation of the start and run windings to create a rotating magnetic field in a split phase induction motor?

a)

30

b)

60

c)

90

d)

120

11.

At what speed three-phase cylindrical two-pole synchronous alternator rotates when connected to a 50 Hz infinite busbar system?

a)

1000 rpm

b)

1500 rpm

c)

3000 rpm

d)

6000 rpm

12.

What is the first action to be taken when a thermal overload trips an induction motor?

a)

Short circuit the thermal trip.

b)

Disconnect the thermal trip.

c)

Replace the thermal trip.

d)

Reset the thermal trip.

13.

What is the purpose of the Buchholz relay used with large distribution transformers?

a)

To record operating times.

b)

To check voltage levels

c)

To monitor gas levels

d)

To check current flow.

14.

What is the secondary current for a single-phase transformer which has a primary current of 50 A and a turns ratio of 2:1?

a)

25 A

b)

50 A

c)

100 A

d)

200 a

15.

What is the essential property of the oil used in transformer tanks to facilitate cooling?

a)

High viscosity.

b)

Low hydrogen content

c)

High carbon content

d)

Low viscosity

16.

____________ is a static electrical device that changes AC voltage level from one circuit to another without changing the frequency

a)

transformer

b)

motor

c)

generator

d)

resistor

17.

Losses due to reversal of magnetization in the transformer core are:

a)

mechanical losses

b)

hysteresis losses

c)

eddy current losses

d)

copper losses

19.

Losses due to ohmic resistance of the transformer windings are:

a)

Eddy current losses

b)

Mechanical losses

c)

hysteresis losses

d)

copper losses

19.

Losses due to ohmic resistance of the transformer windings are:

a)

Eddy current losses

b)

Mechanical losses

c)

hysteresis losses

d)

copper losses

20.

At what speed will a three-phase cylindrical six-pole synchronous alternator rotate when connected to a 60 Hz infinite busbar system?

a)

1000 rpm

b)

1200 rpm

c)

1500 rpm

d)

2000 rpm

21.

The purpose that the transformer core is made up of laminations is to _____________ the flux leakage and _____________ the iron losses

a)

reduce ; increase

b)

increase ; reduce

c)

increase ; increase

d)

reduce ; reduce

22.

Universal Motors are so named because:

a)

they can run AC

b)

they can run DC

c)

they can run both AC and DC

d)

they can be used universally

23.

Universal Motor is basically:

a)

A combined shunt and series DC motor

b)

A combined shunt and series DC motor

c)

A parallel DC motor

d)

A series DC motor

24.

Star-delta starter is used in the motors, which are designed to run on:

a)

delta or star

b)

star

c)

delta

d)

singe-phase induction motor

25.

In a star-delta starter, When the stator winding is star connected, voltage over each phase in motor will be reduced by a factor of _______________ of that would be for delta connected winding.


Note:


sqrt = square root

a)

1/3

b)

2/3

c)

1/ sqrt (3)

d)

2/ sqrt (3)

26.

In a star-delta starter, The starting torque as the connection is star will be ___________ times that it will be for delta connected winding.

a)

2/3

b)

1/ sqrt (3)

c)

2 / sqrt (3)

d)

1/3

27.

In Buchholz relay, in case of minor faults:

a)

The float at the bottom of the chamber moves upwards.

b)

The float at the bottom of the chamber remains unaffected because the gases produced will not be sufficient to operate it

c)

The float at the bottom of the chamber moves downwards.

d)

The float at the bottom of the chamber moves upwards and downwards alternately.

28.

Which of the following transformer ratios is true?

a)

Np/Ns = Vs/Vp = Is/Ip

b)

Np/Ns = Vp/Vs = Ip/Is

c)

Np/Ns = Vp/Vs = Is/Ip

d)

Np/Ns = Vs/Vp = Ip/Is

29.

What is the secondary current for a single-phase transformer which has a primary current of 90 A and a turns ratio of 5:3?


Hint:


Np/Ns = Is/Ip

a)

60 A

b)

80 A

c)

120 A

d)

150 A

30.

With increase in temperature the resistivity of oil:

a)

increases rapidly

b)

increases slowly

c)

decreases rapidly

d)

does not get affected

31.

Split phase motors have _________ starting torque and ________ power factor.

a)

high ; poor

b)

high ; high

c)

poor ; poor

d)

poor ; high

32.

In the coordination of conductor and overcurrent protection device, which of the following is true?

a)

Ib ≤ In ≤ Iz

b)

In ≤ Iz ≤ In

c)

I2 ≤ Ib ≤ Iz

d)

Iz ≤ Ib ≥ In

33.

According to SBC 401, the PEN conductor shall have the color of _____________.

a)

Blue

b)

Green and Yellow

c)

Black

d)

Brown

34.

According to SBC 401, the conductor for Phase 2 of three-phase a.c. circuit shall have the color of _____________.

a)

Blue

b)

Red

c)

Black

d)

Brown

35.

Inside the bathroom, which area or object is Zone 0?

a)

The door

b)

The bathtub

c)

The mirror

d)

The ceiling

36.

What degree of protection is necessary for the installation of electrical equipment in Zone 0 of a swimming pool?

a)

IPX2

b)

IPX4

c)

IPX6

d)

IPX8

37.

What is the maximum residual operating current of an RCD protecting socket-outlets installed in Zone 3 of bathtub and shower basins?

a)

300 mA

b)

30 mA

c)

30 A

d)

300 A

38.

What is the maximum operating temperature of a PVC insulation according to SBC401?

a)

60°C

b)

70°C

c)

80°C

d)

90°C

39.

What does RCD mean

a)

Resistive and Capacitive Device

b)

Residual Capacitance Device

c)

Resistive Current Device

d)

Residual Current Device

40.

The earthing system applicable for Caravans electrical installation is ______________

a)

TT

b)

TN-C

c)

IT

d)

TN-S

41.

What is minimum size of PE conductor to be used in caravan electrical installation?

a)

1.5 mm square

b)

4.0 mm square

c)

1.0 mm square

d)

10 mm square

42.

Which protective measure provides protection against indirect contact? (unit 18)

a)

obstacles

b)

placing out of reach

c)

insulation of live parts

d)

automatic disconnection of supply

43.

Which installation condition does not affect the current carrying capacity of a cable? (unit 18)

a)

length of the cable

b)

Type of material of the conductor

c)

number of cables run together

d)

air temperature around the cable

44.

What type of material is Cu-OF?

a)

Conventional copper

b)

Conventional aluminum

c)

High efficiency copper

d)

High conductivity aluminum

45.

Which relationship correctly identifies the requirements for overload protection?

a)

Ib ≤In ≤Iz

b)

Ib ≤Ir ≤Iz

c)

Ib ≤Ix ≤Iz

d)

Ib ≤Ih ≤Iz

46.

What is used to divide electrical supply into subsidiary circuits, providing individual circuit protection?

a)

Contactor.

b)

PV inverter

c)

Distribution Board.

d)

Combined multi-port SPD.

47.

Electric current passing through a human body or through an animal body when it touches one or more accessible parts of an installation or of equipment.


Reference: SBC 401 Definitions

a)

touch current

b)

touch voltage

c)

step current

d)

step voltage

48.

Voltage appearing during an insulation fault, between simultaneously accessible parts.


Reference: SBC 401 Definitions

a)

touch current

b)

touch voltage

c)

step current

d)

step voltage

49.

A nominal voltage not exceeding the relevant voltage limit (50 V a.c. or 75 V d.c.) between conductors or between conductor and earth.

a)

medium voltage

b)

high voltage

c)

extra low current

d)

extra low voltage

50.

A nominal voltage exceeding 50 V a.c. or 75 V d.c., but not exceeding 1000 V a.c. or 1500 V d.c.

a)

medium voltage

b)

low voltage

c)

extra low current

d)

extra low voltage

51.

What protective device provides the function of an residual current device with a circuit breaker, in the same enclosure?

a)

RCD

b)

RCBO

c)

MCB

d)

MCCB

52.

What is the correct switching arrangements for an installation with an alternative supply available if the primary source fails?

a)

the 2 switches should be interlocked so that only 1 switch can be on

b)

the 2 switches should operate independently from each other

c)

both supply switches must be able to open both supplies

d)

both switches must only be operated manually

53.

What is the main effect of annealing copper busbars?


Hint:


Annealing copper makes it softer and less brittle, which allows you to bend it without breaking it.

a)

It improves malleability.

b)

it corrodes more easily.

c)

It improves conductivity

d)

It is resistant to corrosion.

54.

What is a requirement of a switch used for isolation?

a)

The switch must be a semi-conductor device.

b)

It must be designed to prevent unintentional closure.

c)

It must always be positioned next to the equipment it isolates

d)

When the switch is new the leakage current must not exceed 6 mA.

55.

What is the minimum recognized shock current likely to cause muscular contraction?

a)

Approximately 5 mA

b)

Approximately 10 mA

c)

Approximately 20 mA

d)

Approximately 30 mA

56.

What precaution must be taken to prevent the spread of fire when a wiring system passes between floors in multi-storey premises?

a)

Trunking must be made of flame retardant material and provide IP2X protection

b)

Trunking requires an internal fire barrier if the internal csa is less than 710 mm.

c)

Hole around cables must be sealed to prevent any movement of the cables.

d)

Sealing material must provide the same flame retardant properties as the building structure

57.

Which measure provides protection against direct contact?

a)

Electrical separation.

b)

Barriers and enclosures.

c)

Non-conducting location.

d)

Automatic disconnection of supply.

58.

_______________ is the low impedance path to earth of fault current.

a)

Fault current loop

b)

Earth Fault loop impedance

c)

Earthing Loop

d)

Leakage current loop to earth

59.

If the voltage drop across the conductor is 6.7%. Which of the following is true?

a)

The conductor is good to be used

b)

The conductor is not long enough

c)

The conductor size (CSA) must be increased

d)

The conductor size (CSA) must be decreased

60.

In the Earthing System, PEN stands for ________________,

a)

Planet Earth Nations

b)

Proposed earth and neutral

c)

Protective earth neutral

d)

Protect the Earth’s Nature