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Electricidad 9

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A diesel driven emergency generator is prevented from being paralleled with the ship's service generators by __________.

a)

an electrical interlock system

b)

an automatic paralleling trip switch

c)

the synchronizing oscilloscope

d)

the reverse current relay

2.

As load is added to a DC shunt motor, the motor will __________.

a)

speed up

b)

maintain the same speed

c)

slow down slightly

d)

stop

3.

The purpose of having low voltage protection for an electric motor circuit is to __________.

a)

prevent severe arcing or sparking

b)

protect against reversal of power in the main circuit

c)

prevent excessive current from developing as it is attempting to deliver its required horsepower

d)

prevent the motor from overspeeding

4.

Proper maintenance of a D.C. motor's commutator includes __________.

a)

side-cutting the copper segments and undercutting the mica

b)

coating the copper surface with light machine oil for the first four hours of operation

c)

baking the armature in an oven at 350°C for 8 hours annually

d)

all of the above

5.

Which of the following is a characteristic of fractional  horsepower repulsion start motors?

a)

They start with a rotating stator field.

b)

The short circuiting ring is removed from the commutator while starting.

c)

The brushes are removed from the commutator while starting.

d)

They have a low starting torque.

6.

When troubleshooting a lead-acid storage battery, a weak or dead cell is best detected by __________.

a)

comparing the specific gravity of the electrolyte in each cell

b)

taking an open circuit voltage test of individual cells

c)

visually inspecting the electrolyte levels of each cell

d)

taking each cell's temperature with a calibrated mercury thermometer

7.

What is the approximate discharge voltage produced by one wet cell of a nickel-cadmium battery?

a)

1.25 volts

b)

1.5 volts

c)

2.2 volts

d)

6.0 volts

8.

Which of the devices listed is indicated by the electronic  symbol lettered as "A", shown in the illustration?

a)

Thyristor

b)

Diode

c)

Capacitor

d)

Transistor

9.

Electrical power loss due to hysteresis is a result of __________.

a)

arcing at the brushes

b)

pulsating terminal current

c)

heat generated by magnetic polarity reversals

d)

excessive field current

10.

If a small electric motor is immersed in salt water it should be __________.

 I.  washed in fresh water and thoroughly dried
 II. initially started with reduced voltage

a)

I only

b)

II only

c)

both I and II

d)

neither I or II

11.

Wet armature windings in a D.C. motor may lead to  __________.

a)

reduced voltage

b)

reduced current

c)

increased resistance

d)

overheating

12.

A low voltage source is applied to the collector rings of a salient-pole alternator to test for shorted coils. As the voltage drop across each coil is recorded, a coil with a short circuit will be indicated by a __________.

a)

high voltage reading, while the other coil readings will have an equal or lower value

b)

low or zero voltage reading, while the other coils will have higher readings

c)

fluctuating voltmeter reading, while the other coil readings are steady

d)

steady voltmeter reading, while the other coil readings are fluctuating

13.

AC and DC generators are similar in that they __________.

a)

both initially generate alternating voltages

b)

both rectify the voltage before delivery

c)

both operate at 60 cycles

d)

both supply three-phase power

14.

AC generator circuits are protected against malfunctions due to prime mover power loss by the use of __________.

a)

main bus disconnect links

b)

a separate battery backup

c)

reverse current relays

d)

reverse power relays

15.

A megger is being used to test the insulation of an AC generator.  The resistance value of a dry, clean winding will __________.

a)

continue to rise as test potential is maintained, becoming  fairly steady as the dielectric-absorption effect of insulation stabilizes

b)

remain constant as the temperature of the windings increases

c)

continue to drop as test potential is maintained, becoming  fairly steady after 5-7 minutes

d)

stabilize after approximately 2-4 minutes of fluctuation

16.

Which of the following represents the accepted method of cleaning dust and foreign particles from electrical equipment while limiting damage to electric components?

a)

Carefully using a soft copper bristle brush.

b)

Blowing a high velocity stream of compressed air rapidly across the components.

c)

Using a vacuum cleaner to remove debris from the components.

d)

Using carbon tetrachloride as a cleaning solvent to clean the components.

17.

Materials that retain a large part of their magnetization, after the magnetizing force is removed, are said to have __________.

a)

low hysteresis loss

b)

high flux density

c)

high permanence

d)

high ductility

18.

The air gap provided in an induction motor should be checked  periodically with a feeler gage to detect  __________.

a)

any decrease in motor magnetizing current

b)

an increase in hysteresis loss

c)

increase in apparent power factor

d)

any increase in rotor bearing wear

19.

To best determine the state of charge of a wet cell nickel-cadmium battery, you should __________.

a)

measure the output amperage

b)

measure the voltage while under a load

c)

test the electrolyte specific gravity

d)

use a ohm meter on the highest scale

20.

Brushes in a generator must be positioned in the neutral plane to avoid sparking between the brushes and the __________.

a)

yoke

b)

armature windings

c)

field pole windings

d)

commutator

21.

When a nickel-cadmium battery begins gassing while connected to the battery charging circuit, you should __________.

a)

do nothing as this is a normal condition when charging

b)

add distilled water to each cell to increase the specific gravity of the electrolyte

c)

add potassium hydroxide to each cell to reduce the specific gravity of the electrolyte

d)

increase the charging rate

22.

What would be the terminal voltage and amp-hour capacity at terminals A and B if each battery was rated at 50 amp-hours and 12 volts?

a)

12 volts and 50 amp-hours

b)

12 volts and 150 amp-hours

c)

24 volts and 50 amp-hours

d)

24 volts and 150 amp-hours

23.

An advantage of DC motors over AC motors is that they __________.

a)

are less expensive

b)

require less maintenance

c)

offer infinite speed variation

d)

all of the above

24.

Power conversion for use in AC propulsion drive motors can be accomplished by __________.

a)

cyclo-converters

b)

pulse width modulated inverters

c)

load commutated inverters

d)

All of the above

25.

A cyclo-converter (CCV) is a static power converter that __________.

a)

provides adjustable frequency to power an ac propulsion drive motor

b)

converts ac power to dc power in a dc propulsion drive system

c)

converts dc power to ac power in an ac propulsion motor

d)

provides constant frequency output power to an ac propulsion drive motor

26.

Which of the listed conditions is an advantage of a PN diode over a vacuum diode?

a)

Smaller size.

b)

No warm up time.

c)

More reliable.

d)

All of the above.

27.

The propulsion motor most often utilized in an ac drive system operating in the moderate to high power range is the ________.

a)

squirrel cage induction type

b)

synchronous type with wound field

c)

wound rotor induction type

d)

split phase induction type

28.

Which of the following statement is FALSE concerning Azipod propulsion systems?

a)

The pod assembly swivels on a vertical axis.

b)

The system allows full turns at high speed.

c)

The system eliminates the need for a separate rudder.

d)

The system requires the use of a controllable pitch propeller.

29.

As shown in the illustration, the electrical symbol is used to indicate which of the listed types of motors?

a)

Shunt motor.

b)

Series motor.

c)

Compound motor.

d)

Tri-field motor.

30.

To determine the state of charge of a wet cell nickel-cadmium battery, you should __________.

a)

check the electrolyte with a hydrometer

b)

use the constant specific gravity method

c)

check no load voltage

d)

check voltage under nominal load

31.

When replacing a fuse with one of a higher rating than the original, which of the following is true?

a)

It endangers the apparatus it is supposed to protect.

b)

It reduces the possibility of short circuits.

c)

It increases the efficiency of the equipment by allowing more current to be used.

d)

It creates a larger voltage drop in the circuit being protected.

32.

Which of the listed electrical devices is represented by the symbol shown in the illustration?

a)

Fixed resistance resistor

b)

Coil with magnetic core

c)

DC motor or generator shunt field

d)

Transformer

33.

The timer element of a reverse power relay will activate when __________.

a)

the power flow is the same as the tripping direction

b)

the power flow is the opposite to the tripping direction

c)

the movement of the disk is damped by a permanent magnet

d)

the load difference between generators is more than 10 percent.

34.

An AC generator power panel is fitted with two synchronizing lamps and a synchroscope. When paralleling, if the synchroscope pointer is at the noon position and one synchronizing light is bright while the other remains dark, this indicates that __________.

a)

the incoming generator voltage is too low

b)

the generators are out of phase and one lamp is burned out

c)

the generators are in phase but one lamp is burned out

d)

the generator breaker may be closed

35.

In the illustrated three phase alternator, line voltage is equal to __________.

a)

1.73 times the phase voltage

b)

the phase voltage

c)

the phase voltage divided by 1.73

d)

the line current

36.

Reduced voltage applied to an AC induction motor during the starting period will __________.

a)

result in decreased acceleration time only

b)

lower the starting current and increase accelerating time

c)

cause a greater starting torque

d)

increase the starting current and pump capacity

37.

The force that causes free electrons to flow in a conductor producing electric current is called a/an __________.

a)

resistant force

b)

electromotive force

c)

inductive force

d)

dielectric force

38.

An alternator will fail to produce line voltage as a result of __________.

a)

a closed circuit breaker

b)

oxidized slip rings

c)

improperly staggered brushes

d)

excitation field failure

39.

When correcting specific gravity readings of a lead-acid battery for existing temperature conditions, you should __________.

a)

always fill the battery with acid prior to taking readings

b)

maintain a load on the battery when taking readings

c)

add correction values for battery temperatures above 80°F

d)

subtract correction values for battery temperatures above 80°F

40.

What will be the output frequency of a three-phase, six pole, AC generator operating at 1800 revolutions per minute?

a)

60 hertz

b)

90 hertz

c)

120 hertz

d)

180 hertz

41.

In a compound-wound motor, a portion of the line current flows through the __________.

a)

shunt field coils

b)

series field coils

c)

interpoles

d)

all of the above

42.

The best method used to properly resurface an eccentric commutator on a small DC electric motor is to ________.

a)

turn it down in the ship's lathe

b)

use a fine tooth file

c)

use a hand stone

d)

burnish it with a commutator stone while running

43.

What power is consumed by a heating element using a current of 20 amperes at 120 volts?

a)

20 watts

b)

66.67 watts

c)

720 watts

d)

2400 watts

44.

How many volts are necessary to provide a current of 10 amperes to a motor with an in-line resistance of 11 ohms?

a)

21 volts

b)

110 volts

c)

220 volts

d)

240 volts

45.

When the current flow in a power transmission line is halved, the power loss __________.

a)

is halved

b)

is doubled

c)

is divided by four

d)

remains the same

46.

If the excitation of an alternator operating in parallel is decreased below normal, its __________.

a)

power factor will change in the lagging direction

b)

power factor will change in the leading direction

c)

ampere load will be greatly increased

d)

kilowatt load will be greatly decreased

47.

Which of the following problems will occur if the circuit breaker of the incoming alternator is closed and it is 180° out of phase with the loaded alternator when paralleling?

a)

The rotor of the loaded alternator will hunt.

b)

Severe cross currents will occur which could cause damage.

c)

The rotor of the incoming alternator will stop.

d)

Both alternators will parallel 180° out of phase.

48.

A loss of field excitation to an AC generator while operating in parallel will cause it to __________.

a)

absorb more and more load due to decreased armature reaction

b)

lose its load due to the inherent speed droop built into the governor

c)

smoke and overload due to field flashover as residual field flux changes polarity

d)

lose its load, begin to motorize, trip out on reverse power relay, and possibly overspeed

49.

An alternator switchboard has a synchroscope and synchronizing lamps.  If the synchroscope is broken, which  of the steps listed is the most essential before an alternator can be paralleled with the bus?

a)

The breaker should be closed when one synchronizing lamp is dark and the other is bright.

b)

The breaker should be closed when both synchronizing lamps  are bright.

c)

The frequency meter should be used to determine that the incoming alternator frequency is slightly higher than the bus.

d)

A portable phase sequence indicator must be used to verify  the information from the lamps.

50.

The electrical schematic shown in the illustration represents a/an __________.

a)

across-the-line starter

b)

primary-resistor starter

c)

autotransformer starter

d)

part-winding starter