B1U2 Special Tools And Test Equipment Flashcards
1
Q
- What kinds of measurements of objects can you make using the slide caliper?
A
- Inside and outside measurements.
2
Q
- What are three types of torque wrenches?
A
- Bending beam, dial indicator, and preset ratchet types.
3
Q
- How do you take a reading using a contact handheld tachometer?
A
- Carefully place the tachometer adapter snugly against the rotating surface and observe the reading.
4
Q
- What is the key to reliable soldering?
A
Cleanliness.
5
Q
- When soldering, what should you do when the surfaces of the connection reach a temperature sufficient to melt solder?
A
Apply a proper amount of solder directly to the connection.
6
Q
- How can you make an effective wick to remove solder?
A
By stripping the braided shield from a piece of coaxial cable or by removing the insulation from a piece of multi-strand wire.
7
Q
- When measuring voltage, how do you set the probes on a powered circuit?
A
In parallel with the source.
8
Q
- When measuring amperage, how do you set the probes on a powered circuit?
A
In series with the circuit.
9
Q
- What is the sequence for testing current in an AC or DC circuit?
A
Turn off the circuit to be tested, place the meter in series, turn power on, take reading, power off, and then disconnect probes.
10
Q
- When testing for continuity, what do you have to ensure before testing the component?
A
The component is isolated and the power to the circuit is turned off.
11
Q
- What meter can be used to check the current value of a circuit without any circuit interruption?
A
Clamp-on ammeter.
12
Q
- What must you do before connecting a megohmmeter?
A
Set the selector to the proper setting and connect the test leads to the meter.
13
Q
- What is the first thing you must do when identifying phase rotation?
A
Shut off and lock out power source.
14
Q
- What tool is often used to test the overall condition of a battery?
A
Battery load tester.
15
Q
- Where are the leads of an earth resistance tester installed to test a ground?
A
A minimum distance of 64 ft. from the probe stake.