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Intro to Substation

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does SCADA stands for:

a)

Supervision Center and Data Association

b)

Supervisory Control and Digital Association

c)

Supervision Control and Digital Acquisition

d)

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition

2.

In a basic SCADA system, which component is the interface between Field Devices and Control Center:

a)

FIELD DEVICE

b)

CONTROLLER

c)

HMI

d)

None of the above

3.

What does RTU stands for:

a)

Remote Terminal Unit

b)

Relay Terminal Unit

c)

Remote Termination Unit

d)

Relay Termination Unit

4.

In a basic SCADA system, which component provides operators real-time view of the remote devices:

a)

FIELD DEVICE

b)

CONTROLLER

c)

HMI

d)

None of the above

5.

Identify SCADA Component item number 5 in the below diagram:

a)

UPS

b)

Remote Terminal Unit

c)

Control Center

6.

Identify SCADA Component item number 6 in the below diagram:

a)

Digital Output Module

b)

Analog Module

c)

Digital Input Module

7.

This bus configuration consists of two main buses, both normally energized. Ele

ctrically connected between the buses are two breakers, and between these two

breakers is a termination.

a)

Ring Bus

b)

Single Bus

c)

Breaker and a Half

d)

Double Breaker – Double Bus

8.

This bus configuration consists of two main buses, both normally energized. Electrically connected between the buses are three circuit breakers, and between each two breakers is a termination (middle breaker is shared by the two terminations).

a)

Ring Bus

b)

Single Bus

c)

Breaker and a Half

d)

Double Breaker – Double Bus

9.

What type of bus configuration does the diagram show?

a)

Ring Bus

b)

Single Bus

c)

Breaker and a Half

d)

Double Breaker – Double Bus

10.

The following are advantages of double breaker – double bus, which one is NOT?

a)

Isolation of either main bus for maintenance without disrupting service

b)

Isolation of any circuit breaker for maintenance without disrupting service

c)

Two circuit breakers are required for each circuit

d)

No interruption of service to any circuits from bus fault

11.

The following are the advantages of single bus, which one is NOT?

a)

Easily expandable

b)

Simple in concept and operation

c)

Relatively simple for the application of protective relaying

d)

Failure of a circuit breaker or a bus fault causes loss of the entire substation

12.

What type of bus configuration does the diagram below show?

a)

Ring Bus

b)

Single Bus

c)

Breaker and a Half

d)

Double Breaker –Double Bus

13.

What component of substation is the arrow pointing to in figure 1?

a)

115 kV Power Circuit Breaker

b)

96 kV Surge Arrester

c)

115 kV Disconnect Switch

d)

115 kV Potential Transformer

14.

In equipment number 61MAK4, 6 stands for

a)

Substation designation

b)

Bay breaker

c)

Position type

d)

System Voltage

15.

In a breaker-and-a-half configuration, the circuit breaker connected to bus 1 shall be given the suffix number ____.

a)

2

b)

24

c)

8

d)

4

16.

In a breaker-and-a-half configuration, the circuit breaker connected to bus 2 shall be given the suffix number ____.

a)

2

b)

24

c)

8

d)

4

17.

A relay that functions when the circuit admittance, impedance, or reactance increases or decreases beyond predetermined limits.

a)

Instantaneous Overcurrent Relay

b)

Distance Relay

c)

Overvoltage Relay

d)

Directional Power Relay

18.

A device that is used to close and interrupt an AC power circuit under normal conditions or to interrupt this circuit under fault or emergency conditions.

a)

AC Circuit Breaker

b)

Differential Protective Relay

c)

Reclosing Relay

d)

Distance Relay

19.

If there's a fault (F1) at Line 2 (L2), B8 and B9 will be tripped by Main Protection. If B9 fails, which breaker/s should be tripped by Local Back Up Protection?

a)

B8 & B7

b)

B8

c)

B6 & B3

d)

B6

20.

What does GIS stands for?

a)

Geographic Isolation System

b)

Gas Insulated Switchgear

c)

Gas Insulated System

d)

Graphic Input System

21.

A device that is operated or restrained by a signal transmitted or received via any communications media used for relaying

a)

Carrier or Pilot-Wire Relay

b)

Lockout Relay

c)

Pressure Switch

d)

Undervoltage Relay

22.

Regions of power system that can be protected adequately with fault recognition and removal resulting in isolation of a minimum amount of equipment

a)

Protective Relaying

b)

Zone of Protection

c)

Primary Protection

d)

Back-Up Protection

23.

True or False: Zones of protection must overlap to prevent any system element

from being unprotected.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

24.

What is the protection requirement for Sub-transmission Line with less than 4km distance?

a)

Main 1: 87L

Main 2: 87L

b)

Main 1: 21

Main 2: 67

c)

Main 1: 87L

Main 2: 21

d)

Main 1: 21

Main 2: 21

25.

Which of the following is NOT a part of Protection and Controls Design Drawings?

a)

Single Line Diagram

b)

Technical Data Sheet

c)

Transformer Accessory Wiring Diagram

d)

Control and Protection Room Panel Arrangement

26.

Rank the following zone of protections from 1-5 based:

1. Transformer Protection

2. Generator Protection

3. Feeder Protection

4. Sub-Transmission Line Protection

5. Bus Protection

a)

12345

b)

52431

c)

54321

d)

34251