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Unit-5 Part-2

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why the core is laminated in the universal motor?

a)

Reducing torque and speed

b)

Reducing energy loss

c)

Increase speed

d)

Running smoothly

2.

What separates each of the commutator copper segment in universal motor?

a)

mica

b)

spring

c)

bearing

d)

end rings

3.

How to know the brush grade current carrying capacity

a)

Talk the operator

b)

Check the brush damager

c)

Manufacture manual

d)

Nameplate

4.

In universal motor What part is attached either to the brush holder this pushes the curved brush face?

a)

Brush holder

b)

Commuter

c)

Spring

d)

Cap threads

5.

branch circuit conductors supplying a single motor at full-load (continuous duty) shall have__________________

a)

100% of the motor full-load current rating

b)

50% of the motor full-load current rating

c)

125% of the motor full-load current

d)

100% of the motor no full load current

6.

The current carrying capacity (ampacity) if a branch circuit conductors supplying a single motor shall be _________-

a)

100% or less of the motor full-load current

b)

100 % or not less of the motor full-load current

c)

125% or not less of the motor full-load current

d)

125% or not less of the motor full-load current

7.

NEC article 430-32 © states that any motor of 1Hp or less than started automatically from high starting current by

a)

A circuit breaker

b)

A fuse

c)

An overload device

d)

A protective relay

8.

On a capacitor –Start motor remember that the capacitor must be

a)

Ensure all mobbing parts are stationary

b)

Power supply circuit is de-energized

c)

Lockout and hold tags are followed

d)

Discharged before removing any connections

9.

The test device used to measure the running current of a motor is called

a)

Digital ammeter

b)

Tachometer

c)

Clamp-on meter

d)

AVO meter

10.

The device used to measure the speed of the motor is known as

a)

Clamp-on meter

b)

Tachometer

c)

Proximity tester

d)

Generator

11.

What protects and holds the bearing on a squirrel-cage motor?

a)

rotor assembly

b)

bearing

c)

end shield

d)

end rings

12.

When installing motors what will be used to adjust and align the motor?

a)

a)

flat plates

b)

shims

c)

spring washer

d)

bolts and nuts

13.

When you connect, the motor prior to energizing you must?


a)

Turn the rotor by hand checking the rotor turn freely

b)

Operate the motor to the power supply.

c)

Attaché the rotor shaft to the machine

d)

Turn on the power supply

14.

The main possible cause the capacitor–start motor fails to start is

a)

Circuit breaker tripped

b)

Broken fan blade

c)

Unbalanced rotor

d)

Loose part

15.

The main possible cause the capacitor – start the motor the motor run noisily is

a)

Low voltage

b)

Excessive load

c)

Incorrect capacitor value

d)

Bearings requires lubrication

16.

What possible cause the capacitor–start the motor runs slower than normal?

a)

Low voltage

b)

Winding short circuit

c)

Circuit breaker tripped

d)

Loose part

17.

What possible cause the capacitor – start the motor the circuit breather trips when motor energized?

a)

Low voltage

b)

Winding short circuit or grounded

c)

Incorrect capacitor value

d)

Bearings requires lubrication

18.

When replacing the capacitor of a capacitor – start motor, the replacement capacitor must have the same

a)

Voltage rating or higher than the original capacitor

b)

Capacitance or higher than the original capacitor

c)

Frequency or higher than the original capacitor

d)

Manufacturer

19.

When replacing the capacitor of a capacitor–start motor, the replacement capacitor must have the same

a)

Voltage rating only

b)

Capacitance as original capacitor

c)

Frequency or higher than the original capacitor

d)

Manufacturer

20.

When replacing the capacitor of a capacitor – start motor, the replacement capacitor must have the same

a.

a)

Voltage rating or lower original capacitor

b)

Capacitance or higher than the original capacitor

c)

Frequency as the original capacitor

d)

Manufacturer

21.

If a universal motor fails to start, the possible cause could be

a.

a)

Loose bolts and screws of motor parts

b)

Brushes in poor contact with the commutator

c)

Worn and noisy bearings

d)

The motor is under load

22.

What happens to a universal motor if it has worn bearings?

a)

Motor will fail to start

b)

Motor will run noisily

c)

Circuit breaker will trip

d)

All of these

23.

When a universal motor runs with a noisy sound, the possible cause will be


a)

Bearing are worn need lubrication

b)

A fuse has blown when the motor has started

c)

An open occurred in the failed winding

d)

The motor is under load

24.

Why is the jog start test performed on motors?

a)

to check the motor will not trip

b)

to check its direction of rotation

c)

to check the motor will not overheat

d)

to check the motor run without noise

25.

Poor commutation causes

a)

Burning and wear of brushes

b)

Motor will fail to start

c)

Motor will run noisily

d)

Circuit breaker will trip

26.

What do you do to correct streaking of the commutator?

a)

Recondition the commutator by specially trained personnel

b)

Clean the commuter and replace the brushes

c)

By washing and reaming

d)

Use of copper drag to transfer grooving

27.

What do you call the DC commutator fault if the commutator cause of low brush pressure causing high resistance are called?

a)

Sparking

b)

Streaking

c)

Threading

d)

Grooving

28.

What do you call the DC commutator fault if the commutator. cause heavy wear on the commutator is called

a)

Sparking

b)

Streaking

c)

Threading

d)

Grooving

29.

1. What do you call the DC commutator fault if the commutator causes fine lines cut into the surface of the commutator, this problem is called

a)

Sparking

b)

Streaking

c)

Threading

d)

Grooving

30.

What do you call the DC commutator fault if the commutator surface has burned spot?

a)

heavy slot-bar marking

b)

capper drag

c)

pitch bar marking

d)

threading

31.

The DC commutator motor fault that usually forms at the trailing edge of the segment bars and can cause flash-over/arcing

a)

copper drag

b)

pitch-bar marking

c)

heavy slot-bar marking

d)

loose commutator segment

32.

What do you call the DC commutator fault if the commutator, bar is etched (removed) rather?

a)

Pitch-bar marking

b)

Heavy slot-bar marking

c)

Copper drag

d)

Streaking

33.

A test used to check the segments are all at the same height is called

a)

Loose commutator segment

b)

High mica test

c)

Commutator run out test

d)

Brush rigging

34.

When the brushes start to make contact with the mica, this problem is called


a)

Loose commutator segments

b)

High mica

c)

Commutator run out

d)

Brush rigging

35.

How do you repair and chips or cracks in insulation?

a)

by shaping and forming

b)

applying a small amount grease

c)

by removing sleeves and spacers

d)

coat with electrical varnish

36.

How do you remove carbon dust build-up inside a motor?

a)

applying a small amount grease

b)

using vacuum cleaner

c)

by removing the sleeves and spacers

d)

coating with electrical varnish

37.

Before fitting new brushes you must shape them to fit the commutator curvature is called


a)

Brush rigging

b)

Marking

c)

Arcing

d)

Seating

38.

Why seating brushes?

a)

excessive arcing

b)

minimize arcing

c)

grounding

d)

short circuit

39.

When maintaining a DC motor, how do you find the correct grade of brush to install


a)

Check the brush website

b)

Look in the NEMA hand book

c)

Look in the manufacturer’s manual

d)

Look in the NEC book

40.

When replacing brushes, if one burse damage you must

a)

Replace only the damage one

b)

Brushes can’t be replaced

c)

Replace the whole set of brushes with holder

d)

None of these

41.

Why must remove any rough edges on the brush holders?

a)

To fit the commutator curvature

b)

To have a nice shape

c)

To have excessive wear

d)

To slide easily into the holder