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Grounding System

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of grounding it is if the earth ground is connected to the

neutral points of current carrying conductor of a transformer or other

machines?

a)

Earth grounding

b)

Equipment grounding

c)

Ground fault

d)

System grounding

2.

What type of grounding it is if the earth ground is connected to non-conducted materials such as conduit, cable tray?

a)

Earth grounding

b)

Equipment grounding

c)

Ground fault

d)

System grounding

3.

What Is a Good Ground Resistance Value?

a)

Zero ohm

b)

Less than 5 ohm

c)

5 ohms

d)

More than 5 ohms

4.

What is the minimum depth of a ground rod according to the NEC?

a)

4 Feet

b)

6 Feet

c)

8 Feet

d)

10 Feet

5.

How do we call the connection of ground wire to the ground rod?

a)

Bonding

b)

Grounding

c)

Soldering

d)

Welding

6.

How do we call the electrical system’s connection to the ground itself?

a)

Bonding

b)

Grounding

c)

Soldering

d)

Welding

7.

What type of grounding is for the purpose of controlling the voltage to earth, or ground, within predictable limits?

a)

Earth grounding

b)

Equipment grounding

c)

Ground fault

d)

System grounding

8.

What method of grounding is used to measure the resistance-to-ground of existing grounding systems?

a)

Oscilating Voltage

b)

Fall of Potential

c)

Clamp On

d)

Ground Resistance Monitoring

9.

What method of grounding is for measuring the resistance-to-ground of a grounding system or electrode?

a)

Oscilating Voltage

b)

Fall of Potential

c)

Clamp On

d)

Ground Resistance Monitoring

10.

It is induced into the grounding system at a point where it will be forced into the soil and return through the utility neutral.

a)

Oscilating Voltage

b)

Fall of Potential

c)

Clamp On

d)

Ground Resistance Monitoring

11.

The process of automated timed and/or continuous resistance-to ground measurement.

a)

Oscilating Voltage

b)

Fall of Potential

c)

Clamp On

d)

Ground Resistance Monitoring

12.

On equipment with single ground the ground can be considered satisfactory if the voltage drop is in line with item 1 above and at least __________ flow to the ground conductor under test into the grid.

a)

150 A

b)

200 A

c)

250 A

d)

300 A

13.

On equipment with multigrounds, a ground can be considered satisfactory if the voltage drop is in line with item 1 above and at least __________ flow to the ground conductor under test into the grid.

a)

150 A

b)

200 A

c)

250 A

d)

300 A

14.

To test transformer neutral or reference point pass_________ through the transformer neutral at a point above grade but below any bonding connections or clamps on the tank.

a)

150 A

b)

200 A

c)

250 A

d)

300 A

15.

This is the advantages of proper grounding EXCEPT ONE:

a)

Eliminates shock hazard

b)

Protects equipment from voltage

c)

Prevents electrical fires

d)

High resistance is provided in order to trip or short circuit a breaker

In the event of an electrical fault