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3005 410 MEN, SELV, PELV Electrical Protection 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is not one of the 3 main categories of faults that we need to protect for?

a)

Earth Leakage faults

b)

Over current

c)

Under current

d)

short circuits

2.

Current finds a path of very little ________ which leads to high current.

a)

Inductance

b)

Current

c)

Capacitance

d)

Resistance

3.

Over current is defined as ........

a)

Current that is bigger than the rated current of the equipment

b)

Current that exceeds the rating of a standard 10 amp socket oulet

c)

As per As/NZS3000 2007 2.4.3.1 any current exceeding 63 amps

d)

Current that is more than that defined in AS/NZS 3000: 2007 4.2.1 (a)

4.

Earth leakage current is defined as .......

a)

A small amount of voltage that is lost or leaked to earth

b)

A level of current that can be detected by an RCD

c)

The standing leakage current from induction motors

d)

A small amount of current that is lost or leaked to earth

5.

The maximum disconnection time (230/400 supply voltage) in the event of a fault shall not exceed ___ seconds for hand held electrical equipment.

a)

0.3

b)

0.4

c)

0.5

d)

5

6.

What problem does earth leakage current not cause?

a)

Reduces the efficiency of the installation due to lost energy

b)

Reduces the safety factor and increases the chance of an electric shock

c)

Causes nuisance tripping of MCB's

d)

Could cause a fire in flammable situations

7.

Electrical faults can cause more _______ to flow than the system was designed for.

a)

Current

b)

Voltage

c)

Electrons

d)

Resistance

8.

Electromechanical energy is when electrical energy is converted into __________ energy

a)

Electrical

b)

Heat

c)

Kinetic

d)

Mechanical

9.

With electric shocks the effect (damage caused) to the body will depend on the size of _________ and time that it flows

a)

voltage

b)

current

c)

MCB

d)

capacitor

10.

Disconnection times of up to 5 seconds are permitted for circuits not directly supplying portable equipment or hand-held equipment because:

a)

Faults in such circuits are more likely

b)

There is more likelihood of being in contact with equipment during a fault

c)

Equipment is usually not gripped and can be released easily

d)

Touch voltages are expected to exceed the time/touch voltage relationship

11.

An electric shock is when any voltage flows through the body

a)

True

b)

False

12.

The current uses the body as a high resistance path to earth and it flows through the body

a)

True

b)

False

13.

The causes of overvoltage in an elctrical system is not normally affected by what?

a)

switching operations

b)

lightning

c)

resonant phenomena

d)

overloaded circuits

14.

Electrical protection shall be selected, installed and protected such that the equipment will ........

a)

not obstruct escape routes either directly or by the products of combustion

b)

contribute to or propagate a fire

c)

attain a temperature high enough to ignite adjacent material

d)

adversly affect means of egress from a structure

15.

According to AS/NZS 3000 2007 the touch voltage limits for other than hand held equipment are ........

a)

230v AC or 325v ripple free DC

b)

50v AC or 120v ripple free DC

c)

Touch volatge limits do not apply to other than hand held equipment

d)

25v AC or 60v ripple free DC

16.

The maximum disconnect time for subcircuits supplying fixed or stationary equipment is ______ milliseconds

a)

300

b)

400

c)

500

d)

5000

17.

Earth leakage current is normally measured in ..........

a)

V

b)

mA

c)

A

d)

KVA

18.

Double insulated power tools are classed as class 2 equipment

a)

True

b)

False

19.

If the curent in a cable was doubled by what percentage would the heat increase to

a)

400%

b)

200%

c)

100%

d)

25%

20.

what is the prospective short circuit current of a 1KVA single pase transformer with an impedance of 5%

a)

21.73A

b)

86.95A

c)

1763A

d)

5000A