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NCCER Electrical 2 Module 7

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following provides a curved surface for the cable to follow as it passes from the tray?

a)

Swivel plate

b)

Splice plate

c)

Barrier plate

d)

Dropout plate

2.

A cable hanger elbow is used to ___.

a)

Support piping

b)

Divide a section of cable tray

c)

Suspend cables in long vertical runs

d)

Make vertical offsets

3.

The most desirable method of exiting cable from a cable tray is ___.

a)

Simply piping

b)

From the end of the tray using a dropout plate

c)

From the end of the tray without a dropout plate

d)

Between rungs between without a dropout plate

4.

What kind of mounting is often used in tunnels and other underground installations?

a)

Direct rod mounting

b)

Wall mounting

c)

Trapeze mounting

d)

Center-hung mounting

5.

The method of supporting cable trays using threaded rods and hanger clamps is known as ___.

a)

Wall mounting

b)

Pipe rack mounting

c)

Direct rod suspension

d)

Center rail support

6.

Which of the following occurs when the load applied causes the fibers on the tension side of the rung to stretch and permanently deform

a)

Top-edge failure

b)

Longitudinal failure

c)

Transverse failure

d)

Side-rail failure

7.

The expected weight of an installed cable tray system is 200 pounds. Each support must be capable of carrying ___.

a)

200lbs

b)

250lbs

c)

300lbs

d)

350lbs

8.

All multi conductor cables operating at or above 1,000v must be separated by a solid divider from cables operating under 1,000v, Except for ___.

a)

Type UF

b)

Type USE

c)

Type MC

d)

Type NM

9.

Cable tray in a corrosive location is most often constructed of _____.

a)

Nonmetallic material

b)

Steel

c)

Aluminum

d)

Copper

10.

Symbols used to show cable tray systems on working drawings are explained in the ___.

a)

Detail drawings

b)

Isometric

c)

NEC

d)

Legend

11.

Which of the following is an NEC requirement for grounding and bonding cable tray installation?

a)

Cable trays may not be as an equipment grounding conductor.

b)

Nonmetallic cable trays must be bonded with flexible bonding jumpers.

c)

Aluminum trays may not be used as equipment grounding conductors.

d)

Cable tray sections and fittings must be bonded.

12.

Conductors size 4/0 and larger in cable tray must be _____.

a)

Installed in multiple layers

b)

Tightly bundled

c)

Spaced one cable diameter apart

d)

Installed in single layer

13.

Given a cable tray that is available in standard width of 6,12,18,24 and 36 what is the minimum width of a 3-inch-deep cable tray used for the following cables they are all 4/0 or larger; two 1.75-inch cables and four 2.5-inch diameter cables?

a)

12 inches

b)

18 inches

c)

24 inches

d)

36 inches

14.

Which of the following statements is True regarding cable splices regarding cable trays?

a)

Splices must be insulated using NEC approved methods.

b)

Splices must be insulated where they are inaccessible.

c)

Splices are never permitted in cable tray.

d)

Splices should be left unsecured to allow for expansion and contraction.

15.

Which of the following is True requiring ampacity adjustments of conductors in cable tray?

a)

Only an uncovered tray requires ampacity adjustments.

b)

Conductors in cable tray use the same ampacity tables as other conductors.

c)

Conductors in a triangular configuration are exempt from free airspace requirements.

d)

Systems carrying 2,000V and above are not subject to derating per the NEC

16.

A 15-degree change in cable tray elevation is most

likely to require the use of _____.

a)

horizontal adjustment splice plates

b)

vertical adjustment splice places

c)

an elbow

d)

a riser

17.

Light-duty applications such as telephone system

wiring is most likely to be run in _____.

a)

monorail cable tray

b)

pipe rack cable tray

c)

wall-mounted cable tray

d)

trapeze-mounted cable tray

18.

The expected weight of an installed cable tray

system (including cable) is 400 lbs. Each support

must be able to carry _____.

a)

300 lbs

b)

400 lbs

c)

500 lbs

d)

800 lbs

19.

When inspecting a long expanse of cable tray, you

discover that the tray is buckling. This is a type of

_____.

a)

transverse failure

b)

rung failure

c)

side rail failure

d)

splice failure

20.

Cable tray must be bonded in accordance with

_____.

a)

NEC Section 250.96

b)

NEC Section 300.96

c)

NEC Section 300.21

d)

NEC Section 392.60

21.

A cable tray contains eight 4/0 cables, and each

cable is 1.5" in diameter. The minimum width of the

cable tray is _____.

a)

6"

b)

8"

c)

10"

d)

12"

22.

Which of the following is least likely to result in

ampacity derating of conductors in cable tray?

a)

Number of cables

b)

Tight cable configuration

c)

Covered tray

d)

Open tray