C-10 Trade 3 Flashcards
An example of inductive dielectric heating is a(n):
a. furnace
b. oven
c. microwave
d. heater
c. microwave
One million watts equal one:
a. kilowatt
b. milliwatt
c. nanowatt
d. megawatt
d. megawatt
Cal/OSHA requires guardrails for scaffolds over _____ in height.
a. 5’
b. 7-½’
c. 17’
d. 36’
b. 7-½’
The device used to measure large values of alternating current is a:
a. voltage transformer
b. wattmeter
c. current transformer
d. voltmeter
c. current transformer
For how much of the normal ampacity must branch circuit conductors supplying continuous loads be sized?
a. 80%
b. 100%
c. 125%
d. 150%
c. 125%
A 50 kVA transformer supplies 480 V and 40 A. What is its kW rating?
a. 19 kW
b. 40 kW
c. 68 kW
d. 77 kW
a. 19 kW
The allowable voltage drop of a branch circuit connected to a heater is:
a. 3%
b. 5%
c. 10%
d. 15%
a. 3%
A 75 kVA, three-phase transformer has 480 V, what is its amperage?
a. 90 amps
b. 60 amps
c. 30 amps
d. 25 amps
a. 90 amps
<em>75,000 / 480 = 156.25</em>
<em>156.25 / 1.73 = 90.31 amps</em>
The total resistance of three 12-ohm resistors wired in parallel is:
a. 4 ohms
b. 12 ohms
c. 25 ohms
d. 36 ohms
a. 4 ohms
<em>A parallel circuit is a circuit in which the resistors are arranged with their heads connected together, and their tails connected together. The current in a parallel circuit breaks up, with some flowing along each parallel branch and re-combining when the branches meet again. The voltage across each resistor in parallel is the same.</em>
<em>The total resistance of a set of resistors in parallel is found by adding up the reciprocals of the resistance values, and then taking the reciprocal of the total:</em>
<em>equivalent resistance of resistors in parallel: 1 / R = 1 / R1 + 1 / R2 + 1 / R3 +…</em>
Bending conduit is best done with a:
a. field hickey
b. fixture hickey
c. finial
d. pipe wrench
a. field hickey
For an electric appliance with a 17.5 A load, the overcurrent device must not exceed:
a. 15 amps
b. 20 amps
c. 25 amps
d. 30 amps
c. 25 amps
<em>17.5 * 125%=21.875 (25A next standard size larger)</em>
The general lighting load in dwellings is based upon ______ per square foot.
a. 3 watts
b. 5 watts
c. 10 watts
d. 15 watts
a. 3 watts
Where may you use nonmetallic-sheathed cable?
a. inside floors and walls
b. buried in cinder fill
c. direct burial
d. air conditioning duct
a. inside floors and walls
The demand factor of a fixed electric space heater is 65%. A central air-conditioning unit in the house has a demand factor of 100%. The air-conditioner also acts as a heat pump. What percent should be added to the heating circuit (i.e., space heater)?
a. 35%
b. 65%
c. 80%
d. 100%
d. 100%
What type of insulation is needed underground?
a. THW
b. XHHN
c. THN
d. THHN
a. THW
The current of a high-voltage supply line is best measured with a:
a. voltage transformer
b. clamp-on ammeter
c. current transformer
d. transformer insulated in mineral oil
b. clamp-on ammeter
In the figure, “X” refers to a(n):
a. fusible line
b. grounding rod
c. grounding electrode
d. equipment ground

c. grounding electrode
If an electrical contractor finds a conflict in the plans who should he/she contact?
a. owner
b. architect
c. engineer
d. prime contractor
d. prime contractor
The smallest size grounding conductor permitted for service entrance is:
a. No. 6 copper
b. No. 8 copper
c. No. 10 copper
d. No. 12 copper
b. No. 8 copper
After a major accident, Cal/OSHA must investigate within:
a. 3 days
b. 5 days
c. 7 days
d. 10 days
a. 3 days
Portable hand tools at a jobsite require:
a. a DOSH permit
b. a Cal/OSHA permit
c. an EPA permit
d. a GFI
d. a GFI
In a warehouse with a paint spray area with a lot of over spray, where should you install the sub-panel?
a. inside, next to the paint area
b. inside, near the center of the load to be supplied
c. outside, next to the service supply
d. outside, near the center of the load to be supplied
d. outside, near the center of the load to be supplied
The cable that has an internal bonding strip of copper or aluminum in contact with armor for its entire length is:
a. MI
b. AC
c. NMC
d. RMC
b. AC
With what should you treat a burn at a jobsite?
a. loose bandage and antiseptic
b. tight bandage and antiseptic
c. tight bandage only
d. loose bandage only
d. loose bandage only
(A) Above Roofs. Overhead service conductors must maintain a minimum clearance of 8 ft above the surface of a roof for a minimum distance of 3 ft in all directions from the edge of the roof. Exception No. 2: Where the voltage does not exceed 300V between conductors, overhead conductor clearances from the roof can be reduced from 8 ft to 3 ft, if the slope of the roof exceeds 4 in. in 12 in. Exception No. 3: If the voltage between conductors does not exceed 300V, the conductor clearance over the roof overhang can be reduced from 8 ft to 1.5 ft, if no more than 6 ft of overhead conductors pass over no more than 4 ft of roof overhang, and the conductors terminate at a through-the-roof raceway or approved support. Figure 230-10 230-24Ax3.cdr Exception No. 4: The 3 ft vertical clearance that extends from the roof does not apply when the point of attachment is on the side of the building below the roof. (B) Clearances. Overhead conductor spans for system not over 600V must maintain the following clearances: Figure 230-11 230-24B.cdr (1) 10 ft at the electric service entrance to buildings, at the lowest point of the drip loop of the building electric entrance, above finished grade, sidewalks, or platform or projection from which they might be accessible to pedestrians, where the voltage is not in excess of 150V to ground.
(2) 12 ft above residential property and driveways, and those commercial areas not subject to truck traffic, where the voltage does not exceed 300V to ground.
(3) 15 ft above those areas listed in the 12 ft classification, where the voltage exceeds 300V to ground.
(4) 18 ft over public streets, alleys, roads, parking areas subject to truck traffic, driveways on other than residential property, and other areas traversed by vehicles such as cultivated, grazing, forest, and orchard. Department of Transportation (DOT) type right of ways in rural areas are many times used by slow-moving and tall farming machinery to avoid impeding traffic flow.
conductors of size 1/0 AWG and larger, comprising each
phase, polarity, neutral, or grounded circuit conductor shall
be permitted to be connected in parallel (electrically joined
at both ends).