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Cable and Electrical Safety Quiz

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

The acronym XLPE refers to a

a)

Plain lead covered earth cable

b)

Mineral insulated cable

c)

Cross linked polyethylene insulated cable

d)

Point on a cable plan where a cable is laid on top of another cable

2.

What type of gas is used in a gas filled cable?

a)

Carbon Dioxide

b)

Oxygen

c)

Helium

d)

Nitrogen

3.

The purpose of screening 3-phase high voltage cables is to

a)

Stop electrolytic action

b)

Control tangential stresses

c)

Provide good earth continuity

d)

Give extra mechanical protection

4.

On a cable plan the letters ABSD may appear. This would refer to

a)

Aerial bundled steel distributer

b)

Air blast system disengager

c)

Air break switch disconnector

d)

Aerial balanced safety distancer

5.

When handling cold pour resins the mandatory PPE would be

a)

Overalls and eye protection

b)

Disposable gloves and breathing apparatus

c)

Breathing apparatus and overall

d)

Eye protection and disposable gloves

6.

By cable spiking what potential risk is being controlled or minimised

a)

moisture

b)

flashover

c)

Results in deterioration

d)

puncture

7.

The full form of PILCSWA in Underground cables refers to

a)

Plastic insulated lead covered steel wire armoured cable

b)

Plastic insulated laminated copper steel wire armoured cable

c)

Paper insulated lead covered steel wire armoured cable

d)

Paper insulated lead conductor steel wire armoured cable

8.

One method of testing for moisture in oil is by

a)

Hygroscopic crystals

b)

Litmus paper

c)

A crackle test

d)

Gas produced by a fault

9.

What type of connection is adopted to carry 400 kv HV lines

a)

Star connection with neutral

b)

Delta connection

c)

Star connection without neutral

10.

The essential requirement of an earth electrode system is that it must

a)

Carry fault current indefinitely

b)

Carry a low resistance to atmospheric corrosion

c)

Have a low voltage gradient at the surface of the ground

d)

Have a low electrical resistance

11.

What is the purpose of using a Buchholz relay especially in substations

a)

Ensure electric shock is prevented as far as is practicable

b)

Ensure the correct phase sequences are followed all along the system

c)

Ensure it can be transported over long distances

d)

Ensure it trips the transformer considering the gases produced as a fault.

12.

The purpose of multi-break construction for HV circuit breakers is to

a)

Divide the total interrupting duty between several breaks

b)

Divide the open-circuit current between several breaks

c)

Obtain a greatly increased speed of contact separation

d)

Allow the circuit to be interrupted in a sequence of successive breaks

13.

On-load tap changers incorporate some impedance to prevent

a)

Short-circuiting the tapping sections

b)

Open circuiting the tapping sections

c)

Excessive voltage rise during operations

d)

Excessive voltage drop during operation

14.

In accordance with the Electrical safety, Quality and continuity regulations it is not essential to earth all metal work associated with

a)

Outdoor substations

b)

Indoor substations

c)

UG cables

d)

Overhead lines

15.

What is the basic idea about a fault thrower switch?

a)

Introduces a phase to earth fault for remote tripping of circuit breakers

b)

Automatically moves the fault to another area of the system

c)

Automatically sends a message to the on duty service engineer

d)

Ensures the fault is thrown into status of non-emergency operation

16.

The cooling fans of OFAF transformer are switched in and out according to the temperature of the

a)

Air surrounding the transformer

b)

Transformer tank wall

c)

Transformer windings

d)

Oil at the bottom of the tank

17.

The purpose of Buchholz relay is to protect

a)

Acid in the oil due to a fault

b)

Leakage currents

c)

Moisture in the oil

d)

Gas produced by a fault

18.

Cadmium copper addition to the copper conductor in over would lead to the property of the conductor to become

a)

Lighter

b)

A better conductor

c)

Stronger

d)

Less subject to corrosion

19.

Which one of the following would be most likely to cause irreparable damage to a porcelain insulator?

a)

Flashover

b)

Surface

c)

Tracking

d)

Puncture