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3005 411 MEN, SELV, PELV Electrical Protection 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What problem does earth leakage not cause?

a)

Reduces the efficiency of the installation due to list energy

b)

Reduces the safety factor and increases the chance of electric shock

c)

Causes nuisance tripping of MCB's

d)

Could cause a fire in flammable situations

2.

What does not constitute basic electrical protection?

a)

Extra low voltage

b)

Protection by insulation

c)

Protection by RCD's

d)

Protection by obstacles

3.

Which of the following does not provide fault protection?

a)

Electrical separation

b)

Class 1 equipment

c)

Automatic disconnection

d)

Fault current limiting

4.

Electromechanical energy is when electrical energy is converted into ___________ energy.

a)

Electrical

b)

Heat

c)

Kinetic

d)

Mechanical

5.

What is the prospective short circuit current of a 2KVA 1 phase transformer with an impedance of 6%

a)

100 Amps

b)

173.9 Amps

c)

144.83 Amps

d)

121.73 Amps

6.

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

a)

True

b)

False

7.

The standard sets out 4 ways to provide fault protection. What is not one of the 4 ways from the list below?

a)

Automatic disconnection

b)

Electrical separation

c)

Class 1 equipment

d)

Fault current limiting

8.

Impedance is the overall opposition to current flow in an AC circuit. What does not form part of the total impedance?

a)

Resistance

b)

Capacitive reactance

c)

Inductive reactance

d)

Resistive reactance

9.

The impedance of a circuit needs to be kept low as possible so that .....

a)

large amounts of voltage will around the fault loop

b)

the touch voltage is as high as possible to trip the protective device

c)

large amounts of current will flow back to earth

d)

large amounts of current will flow around the fault loop

10.

Automatic disconnection of the supply is intended to limit the touch voltage arising between conductive parts during a fault.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

According to the standard protection devices are to be _______ reclosing devices.

a)

automatic

b)

self

c)

non-automatic

d)

compliant

12.

in the language of circuit protection "rated current" is ......

a)

The current that the protective device is rated to carry continuously

b)

The rated current that the divice is rated to carry for up to 4 hours

c)

The maximum fault current that a protective device can safely stop flowing

d)

The maximum current that a device is rated to operate at with out a problem

13.

In the language of circuit protection the "rupturing capacity" of a device is .....

a)

The highest fault current that can flow through a protective device

b)

The maximum voltage that a protective device is designed to operate at

c)

The current that a protective device is rated to carry continuously

d)

The maximum fault current that a protective device can safley stop flowing

14.

In the language of circuit protection the "fusing current" is .....

a)

The minimum current that will blow the fuse

b)

The maximum current that the fuse will carry before blowing

c)

The minimum current the will trip the circuit breaker

d)

The ratio between the fusing current and the rated current of the fuse.

15.

In the language of circuit protection "discrimination" is ......

a)

when only the main circuit protection is affected and not the sub-circuits

b)

when proetction is planned so only part of a supply is shut down

c)

the difference between primary and secondary protection

d)

the hierarchy between MCB's and RCD's

16.

A class R fuse has a "fusing factor of between ....

a)

1.1 - 1.25

b)

1.25 - 1.5

c)

1.5 - 1.75

d)

1.75 - 2.5

17.

A protection device that does interupt a supply current within 4 hours at 1.5 times the rated current is classed as .....

a)

providing close excess current protection

b)

providing course excess current protection

c)

not providing close excess current protection

d)

a semi enclosed rewirable fuse

18.

A "HRC" fuse provides .....

a)

close excess current protection

b)

course excess current protection

c)

close or course excess current protection

d)

close protection for earth leakage faults

19.

the acronym "SERF" stands for ....

a)

single event rewirable fuse

b)

semi- eliptical round fuse

c)

single event round fuse

d)

semi enclosed rewirable fuse

20.

The purpose of a cartridge fuse is to ....

a)

allow easy rewiring of the fuse in the event of failure

b)

provide close excess current protection

c)

contain the copper splatter when the fuse blows

d)

allow easy visual indication of when the fuse has blown