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WorksheetsBUILDING UTILITIES 2 PRELIM EXAM.
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 26mins
defined as a network of electrical components used to supply (generate), transmit, and consume electric power.
Electric Power Grid
Electric Appliance System
Electric Power System
Electrical System
An electric power system that supplies power to homes and industries for a sizeable region.
Meralco Company
Electric Power System
Power Grid
Electric Grid
a source with a limited supply that we can mine or extract from the earth, and it’ll eventually run out.
Renewable Energy
Sustainable Energy
Green Energy
Non Renewable Energy
a fuel formed by natural processes, such as anaerobic decomposition of buried dead organisms, these fuels are found in the Earth's crust and contain carbon and hydrogen, which can be burned for energy to create electricity.
Oil
Fossil Fuel
Coal
Bio Gas
an act of harnessing the natures power
Sustainable Energy
Green Energy
Renewable Energy
Non Renewable Energy
the natural movement across land or sea, this power become more common now a days an innovation allows to harvest an electricity by using turbines.
Solar Energy
Hydro Energy
Wind Energy
Bio Gas Energy
Is produced from organic material and commonly used trough out the world, chlorophyll present in plants captures the sun energy by converting carbon dioxide from the air and water from the ground into carbohydrates through the process of photosynthesis, when the plants burned tit release a carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, the chemical energy is released as heat and can generate electricity with a steam turbine.
Hydro Electric Energy
Solar Power Energy
Bio Mass Energy
Geothermal Energy
The movement or flow of electricity through a conductor.
Current
Circuit
Generator
Insulator
Overhead or underground power lines that carry electricity through cities and neighborhoods to your home or business.
Distribution Supply
Distribution System
Distribution Lines
Distribution Plant
An electrical safety device consisting of a wire or strip of fusible metal that melts and interrupts the circuit when the current exceeds a preset amperage.
Circuit Breaker
Fuse
Ground
Insulator
An electrical device or devices that use(s) electric power.
Equipment
Appliances
Load
Fuse
The unit of measurement of the electrical resistance of a material.
Power
Ohms
Ampere
Voltage
An electrical facility where transformers lower high transmission voltages to be distributed to customers.
Subsystem
Power Grid
Electrical Lines
Substation
An incandescent lamp having a hot resistance of 66 ohms is put into a socket that is connected to a 115 V supply. What current flows through the lamp?
1.72 amps
1.73 amps
1.74 amps
1.75 amps
A household electric water heater is rated 220 V and 20 amperes. What is the unit's resistance when drawing this amount of current?
10 ohms
11 ohms
12 ohms
13 ohms
a complete conducting path that carries current from a source of electricity to and through some electrical device (load)and back to the source.
Direct Circuit
Series Circuit
Electrical Circuit
Parallel Circuit
made of a single electrical conductor used to carry electricity.
Cable
Electric Lines
Wire
Load
a group or bundle of multiple wires inside a common sheathing.
Stranded Wire
Cables
Conduits
Solid Wire
cables consist of a center conductor, insulation, and shield for use in video or other radio frequency communications circuits.
Fiber Optics Cable
Coaxial Cable
Twisted Pair Cable
Multi Conductor Wure
This material is one that will soften and even melt when exposed to high temperature.
Thermosets
Thermoplastic
Silicone Rubber
Upvc Plastic
used to make or break an electrical circuit. It is used to ‘on’ or ‘off ’ the supply of electricity to an appliance.
Fuse
Circuit Breaker
Switch
Panel Board
An automatically operated electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by excess current from an overload or short circuit.
Fuse
Switch
Panel Board
Circuit Breaker
An octagonal shaped electrical material where the connections or joints of wires are being done.
Utility Box
Junction Box
Panel Box
Conduit Box
A rectangular shaped plastic or metallic (PVC) material in which flush type convenience outlet and switch are attached.
Utility Box
Junction Box
Cable Tray
Panel Box
Metal box with a blank cover that is installed in an accessible place in a run of conduit to facilitate the pulling in of wires or cables
Junction Box
Utility Box
Pull Box
Panel Box
Identify this Electric Symbol:
Aircon Outlet
Convenient outlet
Two way Switch
Dimmer Switch
Identify this Electrical Symbol:
Circuit Breaker
Fuse
Telephone
Panel Board
The National Electric Code provides that:
“200 watts shall be the maximum load for each household lighting outlet.”
True
False
The smallest diameter of a conduit pipe that could accommodate up to 3 pieces No.13 TW conductor wire is 13 mm diameter.
True
False
The National Electrical Code provides that:
“For each single receptacle shall be considered at no less than 200 watts rating.”
True
False
A communication system that transmits sound between distant points. phone system. transmission line, cable, line - a conductor for transmitting electrical or optical signals or electric power.
Intercom System
Public Address system
Cable TV
Telephone System
A two-way communication electronic
device that contains circuitry for the purpose of transmitting and receiving
audio and/or video transmissions.
Telephone System
Intercom System
CCTV System
Public Address System
It is used primarily for security, monitoring and surveillance purposes.
Security System
CCTV System
Audio Visual System
Intercom System
the heart and brain of a collection of communication hardware and software that allows the operator to control each piece in tandem or individually.
CCTV System
Telecom System
CPU System
Audio/Video System
Is an electronic sound amplification and distribution system used to allow a person to address a large public.
Paging System
Public Announcement System
Public Address System
Public Paging System
