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SGED W2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When discussing voltage regulators, what term is used for increasing the voltage level?

a)

boost

b)

buck

c)

taps

d)

voltage increase

2.

Moveable contacts within a regulator that increases or decreases the voltage are?

a)

motors

b)

buck

c)

Taps

d)

shunt winding

3.

utilities are required to supply the customer with voltage levels that remain within specified tolerances typically plus or minus____?

a)

10%

b)

7%

c)

2-4%

d)

5%

4.

On a 120/240 customer voltage, what is the minimum requirement voltage level?

a)

114/194

b)

116/228

c)

114/228

d)

126/252

5.

Voltage regulators are placed _____ of the problem area.

a)

upstream

b)

downstream

6.

Voltage regulators have 3 major components, what are these?

a)

auto transformer windings

b)

tap changing mechanism

c)

control panel

d)

all the above

7.

What is the Golden rule for bypassing a regulator?

a)

check the current position of the voltage regulator.

b)

make sure the contacts of the bypass switch are closed properly.

c)

make sure the regulator is in the neutral position.

d)

check for conservation voltage reduction.

8.

What is it called when a voltage regulator purposely lowers voltage during peak loading, reducing demand on the system?

a)

voltage reduction

b)

Voltage reduction smart grid

c)

position indication

d)

Conservation voltage reduction

9.

This type of load is caused by electrical heating equipment and incandescent lighting.

a)

resistive

b)

inductive

c)

capacitive

d)

no

10.

This type of load is caused by induction motors, electromagnets, fluorescent lighting, and transformers.

a)

resistive

b)

capacitive

c)

inductive

d)

no

11.

This type of load is commonly caused by synchronous motors, capacitors, underground cables, and high-voltage transmission lines.

a)

resistive

b)

capacitive

c)

inductive

d)

no

12.

this picture illustrates?

a)

switched bank

b)

fixed bank

c)

capacitor bank

d)

recloser

13.

These are examples of?

a)

fixed banks

b)

switched banks

c)

capacitor banks

d)

enclosed interrupters

14.

When disconnecting a switched capacitor bank what step follows open the capacitor bank disconnect and clear the topside lead for each cutout?

a)

Wait 5 minutes for the capacitor to discharge using its internal discharge resistor.

b)

Shunt the capacitor terminals by tying them together with a conductor.

c)

Tap a grounding rod to each terminal to ensure capacitors are fully charged.

d)

Wait 5 minutes for the capacitor to discharge using its internal charging resistor.

15.

When transporting and storing capacitor banks which one of the examples below is most correct?

a)

Make sure the capacitors are upright.

b)

Make sure the terminals are shunted to avoid charging by wind or other accidental events.

c)

They are top heavy in nature so they should be properly secured.

d)

all the above