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IDA201 CH9 Electric Motor Components Quiz - Mr. Graham

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of starting relay operates using back electromotive force (EMF)?

a)

Current relay

b)

Solid-state relay

c)

Potential relay

d)

Hot-wire relay

2.

Current relays are generally used on:

a)

Large motors

b)

Small hermetic motors

c)

PSC motors

d)

Three-phase motors

3.

The coil of a potential relay is located between which terminals?

a)

1 and 2

b)

2 and 5

c)

1 and 4

d)

2 and 3

4.

A positive temperature coefficient (PTC) device has resistance that:

a)

Decreases as temperature increases

b)

Increases as temperature increases

c)

Remains constant

d)

Drops to zero

5.

Sleeve bearings are used in hermetic compressors because:

a)

They are more efficient

b)

They are quieter

c)

No danger of sparks

d)

They last longer

6.

Ball bearings are lubricated by:

a)

Oil wick

b)

Grease fittings

c)

Hand‑packed grease

d)

All of the above

7.

Direct drive requires:

a)

Same RPM as motor

b)

Different RPM

c)

Gear reduction

d)

V‑belt

8.

V‑belt sizes include:

a)

A‑section

b)

B‑section

c)

FHP

d)

All of the above

9.

Current relay contacts close when:

a)

Motor reaches full speed

b)

High current during start‑up

c)

Motor stops

d)

Voltage drops

10.

Potential relay contacts open when motor reaches:

a)

50% speed

b)

75–80% speed

c)

100% speed

d)

Start‑up

11.

PTC devices are commonly used on:

a)

Large motors

b)

Small split-phase compressors

c)

Three-phase motors

d)

DC motors

12.

Hard-start kits contain:

a)

Potential relay only

b)

Starting capacitor only

c)

Both potential relay and capacitor

d)

PTC device

13.

Current relay coil resistance should be:

a)

High

b)

Low (0–1 ohm)

c)

Infinite

d)

Variable

14.

Potential relay coil resistance is usually:

a)

0–1 ohm

b)

10–100 ohms

c)

1,000–10,000 ohms

d)

Infinite

15.

When changing V-belts, technicians should:

a)

Check size

b)

Align properly

c)

Tension correctly

d)

All of the above