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Single-Phase Preventer and Rotor Resistance Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

The function of a single-phase preventer is to:

a)

Increase starting torque

b)

Protect the motor against single phasing

c)

Reduce voltage fluctuations

d)

Increase efficiency

2.

Single phasing occurs when:

a)

Motor runs on two phases instead of three

b)

Overvoltage happens

c)

Overload occurs

d)

Motor runs at low speed

3.

A single-phase preventer circuit generally uses:

a)

Thermal relay

b)

Overcurrent relay

c)

Voltage sensing relay

d)

Timer

4.

Single phasing in a 3-phase motor causes:

a)

Motor to run normally

b)

Motor to draw more current in the remaining phases

c)

Motor to stop immediately

d)

Motor to run at higher speed

5.

A single-phase preventer is connected in:

a)

Motor auxiliary circuit

b)

Power circuit

c)

Rotor circuit

d)

Exciter circuit

6.

The main purpose of interlocking in a single-phase preventer circuit is:

a)

To allow jogging

b)

To prevent restarting under fault condition

c)

To increase motor efficiency

d)

To reduce speed

7.

A single-phase preventer trips the contactor when:

a)

All three phases are healthy

b)

One phase fails or voltage imbalance occurs

c)

Motor reaches rated speed

d)

Motor is overloaded

8.

A rotor resistance starter is used in:

a)

Synchronous motors

b)

Slip ring induction motors

c)

Squirrel cage induction motors

d)

Universal motors

9.

The main purpose of rotor resistance starter is to:

a)

Reduce starting current and increase starting torque

b)

Increase motor speed

c)

Reduce rotor copper losses

d)

Increase efficiency at full load

10.

The external resistance in the rotor circuit is gradually:

a)

Increased during starting

b)

Decreased in steps as motor accelerates

c)

Kept constant

d)

Short-circuited permanently

11.

At normal running condition, the rotor resistance is:

a)

Maximum

b)

Half

c)

Zero (short-circuited)

d)

Constant high value

12.

Rotor resistance starter is not suitable for:

a)

Slip ring induction motor

b)

High starting torque requirement

c)

Frequent starting applications

d)

Squirrel cage induction motor

13.

The resistance connected in rotor circuit during starting helps to:

a)

Reduce starting torque

b)

Improve starting torque

c)

Maintain constant speed

d)

Reduce slip

14.

The control circuit of rotor resistance starter includes:

a)

Contactor and resistances connected in rotor

b)

Transformer only

c)

Single phase preventer

d)

Star-delta switch

15.

Rotor resistance starter provides:

a)

Smooth acceleration

b)

Direct online operation

c)

Speed control under all loads

d)

Regenerative braking