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1
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First discovered 2000 yrs ago by Greeks

A

Lodestone (magnetism) natural magnet

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2
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Magnetic fields must oppose each other in these ways to demagnetize

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Be struck hard, heat, reversing magnetic field

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3
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The end of the magnet pointing to north and south are?

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North Pole and South Pole

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4
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What are the attraction and repulsion laws

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Like poles repel, unlike poles attract

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5
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____ __ _____ in a magnet extend out into space from the N pole to the S pole

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Lines of force

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6
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Left hand rule:

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Thumb towards electron flow, fingers point towards magnetic field direction

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7
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If # of loops are wound in same direction to form a coil, ____ _____ will add to make ____ _____ more dense.

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More fields; flux lines

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8
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A _______ _____ is used which has an extra set of contacts to keep current flowing through the relay even after the main switch is released.

A

Holding relay

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9
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3 sections of transistors

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Base, emitter, collector

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10
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Whole circuits, manufactured with all components in place and ready to work are______ ______

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Integrated circuits

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11
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Two kinds of meme pry systems in common use are the ______ ______ ________ and the ____-_____ ______

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Random access memory (temporary stored info); read- only memory (prearranged)

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12
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Potential energy is most nearly associated with:

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Force

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13
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The accomplishment of a force acting through a distance is associated with:

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Work

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14
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Energy available for future use is called:

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Potential

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15
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The term “power” means:

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Rate at which work is done

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16
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Falling water contains:

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Kinetic energy

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17
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The acceleration of a freely falling body due to the force of gravity is :

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32 ft/ second

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18
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A foot lb is a unit of:

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Work

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19
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In 5 sec of fall, a falling body will fall a total of:

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400 ft (d=1/2gt^2)

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20
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The theoretical velocity of a freely falling body is equal to:

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Square root of 2GH

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21
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If the velocity of a stream of water is doubled the weight of a material it can suspend and carry is increased by:

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16 times

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22
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A pump raises 200 cubic ft of water to a height of 50 ft. How much was done to raise this water

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624,000 ft lbs (200 x 62.4) x 50

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23
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If the water in the above question is raised in 5 min. At what rate in horse power is the work done?

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3.75

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24
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Niagara falls is 160 ft high. At the top of the falls each cubic ft of water (62.4 lbs) has how many ft-lbs of potential energy

A

9984

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25
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Increasing the velocity of falling water will:

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Increase available kinetic energy

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26
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Disregarding all other losses, rate of flow of a liquid is the product of:

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Area x velocity

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27
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If the diameter of a pipe is decreased uniformly at its termination and with no change in pressure head, the exit velocity of the liquid is:

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Increased

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28
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With continuous steady flow, the tota head at any point ina. Stream is equal to the total head at any downstream point plus the:

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Loss of head between the two points

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29
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The sudden transformation within a pipe of the kinetic energy of the moving mass is water into pressure energy is the most usually associated with:

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Water hammer

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30
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The damaging effects of water hammer can be controlled by:

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Proper valve control, venting and print

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31
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All of the ______ _______ May be step up and step down windings, or some may be step up and some step down.

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Secondary windings

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32
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Primary windings is ____ __ ___ _____ in the secondary times the number of turns in the secondary winding.

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Equal to the current

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33
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The ____ ______ is a special type of iron core transfer which has one winding which serves as primary and secondary.

A

Auto transfer

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34
Q

I^R losses are called _____ _____.

A

Copper losses

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35
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____ ______ in a transfer core are reduced by dividing the core into many flat sections, or laminations that’s really insulated from each other

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Eddy currents

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36
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The capacitance if a capacitor is determined by what three things

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Surface area of the plates
The distance between plates
Insulating material (dielectric)

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37
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The capacitor voltage is often called a ____ ____ because it acts 180 degrees out of phase with applied voltage

A

Counter voltage

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38
Q

Capacitive reactance is expressed in…

A

Ohms

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39
Q

Component vectors in the same direction can be added…

A

Arithmetically

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40
Q

The closer the current is to being in phase with the applied voltage, the more what?

A

Resistance

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41
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Inductance ____ current

A

Leads

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42
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A vector has _____ and ____

A

Magnitude; direction

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43
Q

In and inductive circuit applied voltage ____ current by 90 degrees

A

Leads

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44
Q

In a capacitive circuit the current ____ applied voltage by 90 degrees

A

Leads

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45
Q

Multiplying apparent power by the cosine of the phase angle between voltage and current

A

True power

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46
Q

Like current in a parallel RL circuit is equal to the ____ ___ of the currents in the resistive and inductive branches.

A

Vector sum

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47
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A ________ Shows the magnitude and direction of the current or voltage at every incident of time

A

Waveform

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48
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The effective value is also called the ____ ____ ______ or rms value

A

Route mean square

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49
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The ____ Consumed in any circuit depends on the voltage and current in the circuit

A

Power

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50
Q

The two reasons for an increase in resistance are

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When an ac current flows in a conductor

It causes voltages to be set up inside of the conductor

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51
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The magnitude of the ____ at any instant is directly proportional to the magnitude of the _____ at that instant and is inversely proportional to the value of resistance

A

Current; voltage

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52
Q

The magnitude of the induced emf is directly proportional to the _____ of the magnetic Field, the link of the conductor, and the speed at which the conductor moves through the magnetic field

A

Strength

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53
Q

The relationship between the induced EMF and the applied voltage that causes the current flow is such that the two voltages are always

A

180 degrees out of phase

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54
Q

Since the action of the induced emf is to oppose the applied voltage it is often called the ____ or ______ ___

A

Back; counter emf (cemf)

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55
Q

One factor that effects self induction is the ______ _____ of the conductor

A

Physical shape

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56
Q

Unit of inductance is

A

Henry

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57
Q

If an AC circuit has only resistance the voltage and current in the circuit are

A

In phase

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58
Q

What are the four functions of the gear system

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Transmit positive force
change direction
change speed
increase and decrease Force

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59
Q

Electromagnetic circuit breaker uses the principle of ____ to open a circuit When too much current flows

A

Magnetism

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60
Q

When a compound is broken down into a small form

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Molecule

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61
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A material substance made of like chemicals that unite chemically

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Element

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62
Q

Material substance made of unlike chemicals that unite chemically

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Compound

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63
Q

Which of the four elements listed is the lightest per unit of volume

A

Calcium

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64
Q

Which of the four elements listed is the lightest per atomic weight

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Carbon

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65
Q

Water is a

A

Compound

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66
Q

When two or more atoms combine chemically the particle this formed is a

A

Molecule

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67
Q

A compound is formed when the atoms of two or more elements become

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Chemically bonded

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68
Q

Our air (atmosphere) is composed by volume of

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21% oxygen and 79% nitrogen

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69
Q

Atmospheric pressure at sea level is normally considered to be approximately

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14.7 psi

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70
Q

When molecules are tightly bound they are in a

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Solid state

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71
Q

Liquids offer a high resistance to any force tending to change their

A

Volume

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72
Q

A pound is a unit of

A

Force

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73
Q

A temp reading of 59 degrees F is equal to

C= 5/9(F-32)
F= 9/5 C+32
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15 degrees C

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74
Q

A temp reading of 85 degrees C is equal to

C= 5/9(F-32)
F= 9/5 C+32
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185 degrees F

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75
Q

Density is a ratio between mass and?

A

Volume

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76
Q

When the temp of a substance increases or the pressure is reduced the substance does what

A

Expands and becomes less dense

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77
Q

If an objects weight is 210 lbs and volume is 3.5 cu ft what is the density

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60 ft^3

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78
Q

Water has a density of 62.4 lbs/ft^3. the volume of 1000 lbs of water is

A

16ft^3

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79
Q

What can be used to find the weight of objects which cannot be weighed on scales

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Specific gravity

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80
Q

A piece of concrete weighs 400 lbs in air and 350lbs in water what is the specific gravity

Weight in air/ weight in air -weight in water

A

8

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81
Q

Specific weight most nearly means

A

Density

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82
Q

Atmospheric pressure is _____ at sea level

A

Greater

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83
Q

The term viscosity most nearly means?

A

Resistance to physical change

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84
Q

What is the pressure on the bottom of a discharge line at 200ft?

A

12,480lbs/ft^2

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85
Q

The pressure upward at any given point in a liquid is ____ the downward pressure at that point

A

The same as

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86
Q

A slanting penstock 2000ft king conveys water from a reservoir to a turbine 800ft below the level of the reservoir the pressure at the turbine would be?

800x62.4

A

49,920lbs/ft^2

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87
Q

What is the force on the bottom of a tank 6ftx8ftx12ft filled to a depth of 3ft with water

A

8985.6lbs

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88
Q

How to get Gauge pressure to absolute pressure @sea level conditions

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Add 14.7

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89
Q

The pressure against a large piston in a confined space is

A

Proportional to the area on a small piston

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90
Q

Fluid pressure might be expressed properly by?

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Lbs/in^2

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91
Q

The forces that are req’d to move fluid through a siphon are:

A

Friction head and static head

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92
Q

If you need to measure with accuracy greater than hundredth of in. You use a?

A

Vermiar caliper

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93
Q

What tool can measure inside and outside diameters if a pipe

A

Slide caliper

94
Q

If a micrometer is graduated in inches how far does spindle move in one revolution

A

1/40 in.

95
Q

Which head is used on combo square for measuring any size angles

A

Protractor

96
Q

Wrenches made of ________ steel are lightweight

A

Chrome-vandium

97
Q

Distance across flate on a volt head usually equal diameter times what

A

1 1/2

98
Q

The type of socket handle that provides most leverage for breaking loose very tight nuts

A

Hinges drive lug

99
Q

Best wrench for removing a “frozen” nut from bolt

A

Strike-face box

100
Q

Whole tip of a _____ screwdriver fits into screwdriver

A

Phillips

101
Q

Strap wrench is best for _____

A

Turning polished metal or plastic pipes

102
Q

If you let the back of hook jaw if pipe Wrench touch the pipe the gripping action will be

A

Reduced

103
Q

When tracking a pipe you should make how many turns

A

1

104
Q

What tool is used to cut threads on inside of pipe fitting

A

Tap

105
Q

One of the most important rules of two maintenance is to

A

Replace anyone worn parts

106
Q

A typical plumbing system supplies water any pressure of

A

25,60

107
Q

PVC pipes are used to drain waste and vent piping because they do not corrode and

A

Cut and join

108
Q

You should plug the overflow opening in the sink before you use a

A

Force-cup plunger

109
Q

A trap spoon is for

A

Guiding an auger

110
Q

When installing pipe in a very narrow space such as between a sink and will use a

A

Basin wrench

111
Q

What source should you primarily follow for specifications on electrical work

A

National electric code

112
Q

What do you use for pulling electrical wire through conduit

A

Fish tape

113
Q

Diagonal piers have?

A

Cutting jaws an angle to the handles

114
Q

If you need to start a screw in a hard to reach area use a

A

Split tip

115
Q

Use a neon circuit tester for

A

Testing for grounded electrical outlets

116
Q

A ripsaw usually has ___ points/in.

A

4;8

117
Q

A block plane is best for

A

Cutting the end grain of wood

118
Q

Which part of an auger bit chips the wood

A

Lips

119
Q

A forstner bit is especially useful for drilling a hole with?

A

With a flat bottom

120
Q

Plumb is the ______ of a surface

A

Vertical trueness

121
Q

Portland cement needs____ to harden

A

Moisture

122
Q

A mixture of lime ,Portland cement and a few other things make what

A

Mortar

123
Q

Hollowing the mortar bed with laying brick does what

A

Produces a firm bond with the brick

124
Q

A ball float is a ____ tool

A

Smoothing

125
Q

Glazing tools are used for cutting and installing what

A

Glass window panes

126
Q

Gauge number tells you the size and what

A

Thickness

127
Q

Three types of punches you can use to cut holes in sheet metal are the

A

Hollow, lever, solid

128
Q

The color of the grips on a pair of aviation ships indicate the

A

Shape it will cut

129
Q

Which level steak shown is bevel hedge square stake

A

B

130
Q

In soldering the alloy that joins two pieces of metal has a melting point

A

Lower then

131
Q

A vise tool is used for

A

Holding

132
Q

A “cut” of a file is the

A

Shape;set

133
Q

When filing in which direction should you press downward

A

On the forward stroke

134
Q

The thread diameter of a top should be measured with a

A

Screw thread micrometer

135
Q

What thread class do most belt screws instead of regular quality have

A

Class two

136
Q

Manila rope is made from long fibers of

A

Hemp

137
Q

How can you prevent the end of the fiber rope from unraveling

A

With it with a cord

138
Q

You cannot tie a knot in a rope made of what

A

Wire

139
Q

Stainless steel ropes are well-suited to marine and indicate applications because of its?

A

Resistance to corrosion

140
Q

Pullers that apply an impact rather than a steady force are called ______ pullers

A

Slide hammer

141
Q

Capacitance is the electrical property which opposes any change in the?

A

Applied voltage

142
Q

Inductance is that property which ____ any change in the current flow or in the magnetic field of an electric circuit

A

Opposes

143
Q

The induced voltage that opposes the original emf applied to the circuit is called

A

Counter emf

144
Q

Where the effects of inductance are noted within the same circuit where the original current exists is called

A

Self inductance

145
Q

Hysteresis loss is most nearly associated with _______ repeatedly magnetizing and demagnetizing on AC magnetic core

A

Heat

146
Q

Inductive reactance is present in ________ if a coil forms in a point of the circuit

A

AC circuits

147
Q

Magnetic flux in a magnetic circuit has a relation similar to what expression appearing in ohms law

A

Current

148
Q

The total flux in a circuit divided by the cross sectional area of the circuit path ends is what

A

Magnetic flux

149
Q

The electron theory of magnetism assumes that magnetic action is due to:

A

The electron movement and arrangement of the electron orbits

150
Q

The strength of an electromagnetic field is not affected by the:

A

Type of insulation

151
Q

Permeability is the opposite of:

A

Magnetic reluctance

152
Q

When a magnetic substance has reached the saturation point, it’s magnetic field

A

Cannot be increased

153
Q

The polarity of an electromagnet will depend upon the

A

Direction of current flow through the coil

154
Q

To induce a voltage across a solenoid, there must be

A

A change in the field cutting the coil

155
Q

An induced voltage will not be created when:

A

A solenoid remains stationary within fixed field

156
Q

Capacitance is that electrical property which opposes any change in the:

A

Applied voltage

157
Q

Resistance of the load is ____ ______ than resistance of circuit wiring

A

Much greater

158
Q

Every power source has some :

A

Internal resistance

159
Q

Only way to decrease current and add resistor is by?

A

Increasing voltage source, load, or connecting wires

160
Q

Resistors are usually made of?

A

Carbon

161
Q

Resistors marked with a _____ show the range for variation

A

Tolerance

162
Q

Resistors current rating usually in what rating?

A

Watt

163
Q

Three things that resistors are composed of

A

Small
Rugged
Low cost

164
Q

When all three terminals are connected into a circuit the resistor is called?

A

Potentiometer

165
Q

When only the center terminal and one other terminal are used in a circuit it is a?

A

Rheostat

166
Q

If E goes up I will go?

A

Up

167
Q

If R goes down I will go?

A

Up

168
Q

When calculating current, point out?

A

Knowns and unknowns

169
Q

Power is amount of____ ____ by a kid in some point of time. (Usually 1 sec.)

A

Work done

170
Q

A watt is the power used when?

A

1 amp of current flows through a potential difference of 1 volt.

171
Q

An electrical circuit consists of what three things

A
  1. Power source
  2. Connecting wires or conductors
  3. A device that uses electrical energy of the source to accomplish some purpose(load)
172
Q

All switches perform the same basic function of what?

A

Opening and closing electrical circuits

173
Q

Emf is measured in?

A

Volts

174
Q

Amount of voltage supplied by the source determines?

A

How much current will flow

175
Q

What 2 factors determine how much current flow in a DC circuit

A
  1. Amount of voltage supplied by the power source

2. How well the load and the wires conduct current

176
Q

Conductance is the ease in which metal?

A

Allows current to flow

177
Q

Resistance of any material depends on # of free electrons and?

A

The longer the wire, the more resistance

178
Q

In any circuit, current flows from ?

A

Neg to pos terminal

179
Q

Power consumed in ac circuit is?

A

Ac power

180
Q

Heat or power loss can be reduced by lowering what?

A

Either current carried by transmission or resistance or both

181
Q

If resistance was doubled, _____ ____ would be doubled

A

Power loss

182
Q

If current is doubled, power loss would?

A

Quadruple

183
Q

What is the best way to lower power loss

A

Lower the current

184
Q

The value of the power after the conversion is the same as its?

A

Value before conversion

185
Q

A _____ shows magnitude and direction of the current or voltage at every instant in time

A

Waveform

186
Q

The polarity and magnitude of a dc current or voltage?

A

Never change

187
Q

Frequency is measured in?

A

Hertz

188
Q

If the resistor fails by ______ or ______ it is usually because of the heat generated by the circuit

A

Burning out

Value changes

189
Q

Control bus batteries are used to supply electrical power to:

A

Emergency lighting systems, emergency pumps, operate oil circuit breakers.

190
Q

The dry cell battery is a:

A

Primary cell

191
Q

One essential difference between primary and secondary cells are that?

A

A secondary cell can be recharged

192
Q

The plates of a lead acid battery are made of?

A

Lead and lead peroxide

193
Q

A battery is receiving a normal charge. It begins to gas freely. The charging current should be?

A

Decreased

194
Q

The # of neg plates in a lead acid cell is?

A

One greater than the # of pos plates

195
Q

The ______ ______ of a battery refers to the charging rate in amps when the current just balances the current req’d by the external losses of the battery

A

Floating charge

196
Q

A battery is on charge. An increase in the rate of ______ means, cell voltages are approaching 2.07v specific gravity of electrolyte is approaching 1.210, charging should be lowered.

A

Gassing

197
Q

Which of the following best defines a cycle?

A

Two alternations

198
Q

How many times larger is the maximum voltage value than the effective voltage value?

A

1.414

199
Q

An AC voltmeter indicates that the effective voltage between two conductors in a cable is 440 volts. How many times during each cycle is the insulation subjected to maximum voltage stress?

A

2

200
Q

The magnitude of a vector is denoted by the?

A

Length of line, drawn to scale

201
Q

Direction of a simple vector is indicated by?

A

An arrow at one end

202
Q

In the mathematical development of the wines of angles greater than 180 degrees correspond with those in the top half of the circle except that?

A

They have a minus sign and must be plotted below the base line

203
Q

The effective value of an ac voltage or current of sine wave form is defined in terms of the equivalent dc?

A

Heating effect

204
Q

Root means squared value is known as the?

A

Effective value

205
Q

Most ac voltmeters and ammeters are calibrated in?

A

Rms values

206
Q

Position rotation of a vector is?

A

Counterclockwise

207
Q

The maximum value of a single sine wave of ac voltage is 141.4 volts. What is the effective value?

A

99.97 volts

208
Q

When frequency is increased in a ac inductive circuit, the current flow will?

A

Decrease because of greater inductive voltage

209
Q

The unit of measurement for reactive power is the?

A

Volt-amp-reactive (VAR)

210
Q

The prime factors that determine inductive reactance are?

A

Inductance and frequency

211
Q

What are the prime factors affecting capacitive reactance?

A

Frequency and capacitance

212
Q

What is the opposition to current flow in an ac circuit created by resistance and reactances.

A

Impedance

213
Q

In capacitive reactance, C represents capacitance in?

A

Farads

214
Q

The phase angle between current and voltage in a circuit containing both resistance and inductive reactance is?

A

Greater than 0 but less than 90 degrees

215
Q

What is the phase relationship between current and voltage in a pure capacitive circuit?

A

Voltage lags current by 90 degrees

216
Q

Voltage and current are considered to be out of phase with each other in a pure inductive circuit by what amount?

A

Current lags voltage by 90 degrees

217
Q

A device ____ which is the spring released coil, when energized, releases the charged ACB ______ spring to close the ACB

A

SRC; closing

218
Q

There are disconnect couplers on either side of the ACB showing this to be a ____ ___ type of ACB

A

Rack out

219
Q

Doubling the length of a conductor doubled its resistance and doubling its ___________ ____ reduces its resistance by one half.

A

Cross sectional area

220
Q

Wherever the direction of current flow is mentioned, it shall be taken to mean the flow of current from a _____ point to a _____ point

A

Negative; positive

221
Q

Capacitance is the electrical property which opposes any change in _____ and Inductance is the property that opposes any change in _____

A

Voltage; current

222
Q

Capacitive reactance is the _______ offered by a capacitance to the flow of ______ ______ through a capacitor.

A

Opposition; alternating current

223
Q

The charging current since it leads the voltage tends to make the _____ _____ of the system leading

A

Power factor

224
Q

The effective values of voltage and of current are equal to the maximum values multiplied by?

A

0.707

225
Q

A vector quantity may be represented by a directed ____ _____

A

Like segment

226
Q

The positive direction of rotation is?

A

Counterclockwise

227
Q

Power factor may also be described as the____ __ ___ _____ to apparent power

A

Ratio of true power

228
Q

Secondary cells are those in which the chemical change can be ______ to restore the cell charge

A

Reversed

229
Q

The active pets of the lead storage cell are the negative plate containing _____ ____ and the positive plate containing _____ _______

A

Sponge lead; lead peroxide

230
Q

In cathodic protection the positive lead from the dc source is grounded near the pipe system to form an _____ and the negative lead is tied to the pipe line.

A

Anode