Capstone - Max Demand Flashcards

1
Q

AS/NZS 3000 clause 2.2.2 states which four acceptable methods that are acceptable to determine max demand?

A

1 - Calculation
2 - Assessment
3 - Measurement
4 - Limitation

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2
Q

Which appendix of the AS/NZS 3000 will assist with calculating max demand?

A

Appendix C

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3
Q

Which table is used for calculating single and domestic max demand?

A

Table C1

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4
Q

Which table is used for calculating non-domestic installations?

A

Table C2

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5
Q

Which table is used for calculating final sub-circuits?

A

Table C9

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6
Q

What steps should you take when calculating max demand?

A

1 - Divide into load groups
2 - Distribute across phases
3 - Perform calculations per phase
4 - Total each phase
5 - Check balance

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7
Q

The relationship between operating characteristics of a protective device and a conductor against overload is known as what?

A

Coordination

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8
Q

IB ≤ IN ≤ IZ refers to which type of protective device?

A

Circuit breaker

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9
Q

IB ≤ IN ≤ 0.9 x IZ refers to which type of protective device?

A

HRC fuse

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10
Q

The 0.9 derating factor when using an HRC fuse applies to the CCC of the cable, True or False?

A

False

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11
Q

Which standard is used to calculate current carrying capacity for cable selection?

A

AS/NZS 3008

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12
Q

Which version of the AS/NZS 3008 is used in Australia?

A

1.1

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13
Q

What is the default Ambient Air and Soil temperatures used in Australia?

A

Air - 40C, Soil - 25C

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14
Q

What is the definition of current carrying capacity?

A

Maximum continuous current that a cable may carry without exceeding it’s maximum permissible temperature

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15
Q

What characteristic produces heat in a conductor when it is carrying current?

A

Resistance

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16
Q

Which de-rating tables are used for grouping of cables?

A

T22-26

17
Q

Which de-rating table is used for ambient temperature?

A

T27

18
Q

Which de-rating table is used for depth of cables?

A

T28

19
Q

Which de-rating table is used for resistivity of soil?

A

T29

20
Q

Current carrying capacity must be (greater than, less than) the maximum demand of the circuit.

A

Greater than

21
Q

Tables 3.1-3.4 are used to determine what information?

A

Installation method

22
Q

Tables 16 & 17 are used in relation to which type of cable?

A

Flexible cord that is not fixed wiring

23
Q

Tables 18 & 19 are used in relation to which type of cable?

A

MIMS

24
Q

Tables 20 & 21 are used in relation to which type of cable?

A

Aerial

25
Q

Tables 4-15 are used in relation to which type of cable?

A

Thermoplastic / XLPE

26
Q

What is the standard depth of burial for cable?

A

500mm

27
Q

When multiple de-rating factors apply to determine cable current carrying capacity, you may use only the one which has the highest de-rating to satisfy the standard - True or False?

A

False - all de-rating factors apply by compounding