Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
Q

In judging equipment, considerations such as the following shall be evaluated;

A

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2
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Conductors normally used to carry current shall be of ____ unless otherwise provided.

A

Copper or aluminum

Article 110.5

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3
Q

Where the conductor material is not specified, the sizes given in this code shall apply to ____ conductors.

A

Copper

Article 110.5

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4
Q

Conductor sizes are expressed in ____ or ____.

A

American Wire Gage (AWG) or circular mils

Article 110.6

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5
Q

Only wiring methods recognized as ____ are included in the Code.

A

Suitable

Article 110.8

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6
Q

Electrical equipment shall be installed in ____ manner.

A

a neat and workmanlike

Article 110.12

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7
Q

Unused openings shall be ____ to afford protection substantially equivalent to the wall of the equipment.

A

closed

Article 110.12 (A)

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8
Q

Internal parts of electrical equipment including busbars, wiring terminals, insulators, and other surfaces shall not be ____.

A

damaged or contaminated by paint, plaster, cleaners, abrasives, or corrosive residues

Article 110.12 (B)

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9
Q

Devices such as pressure terminals or pressure splicing connectors and soldering lugs shall be identified for ____.

A

the material of the conductor

Article 110.14

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10
Q

Electrical equipment such as switchboards, switchgear, panelboards, industrial control panels, meter socket enclosures, and motor control centers are required to warn of arc flash hazards except for where?

A

In dwelling units

Article 110.16

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11
Q

A permanent arc flash hazard label must contain what?

A
  1. Nominal system voltage
  2. Available fault current at the service overcurrent protective devices
  3. The clearing time of service overcurrent protective devices.
  4. The date the label was applied.
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12
Q

Circuits for lighting and power shall not be connected to any system that contains trolley wires with ____.

A

a ground return

Article 110.19

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13
Q

Unused current transformers associated with potentially energized circuits shall be ____.

A

short circuited

Article 110.23

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14
Q

What is the required depth of working space for a 277/480v switchgear that routinely receives maintenance on both front and back ends where live parts are exposed?

A

4’

Table 110.26 (A) (1)

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15
Q

What is the required depth of working space for a 120/208v wall mounted panelboard where all connections and renewable/adjustable parts are accessible from the front?

A

30”

Article 110.26 (A) (1) (a)

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16
Q

Smaller working spaces shall be permitted where all exposed live parts operate at no greater than ____, ____, or ____.

A

30v rms, 42v peak, or 60v DC

Article 110.26 (A) (1) (b)

17
Q

The width of the working space in front of electrical equipment shall be ____ or ____, whichever is greater.

A

the width of the equipment or 30”

Article 110.26 (A) (2)

18
Q

The height of the working space in front of electrical equipment shall be ____ or ____, whichever is greater.

A

the height of the equipment or 6 1/2’

Article 110.26 (A) (3)

19
Q

Where equipment is installed above a lay in ceiling, there shall be an accessible opening no smaller than ____. In a crawl space the accessible opening shall be no smaller than ____.

A

22” x 22” 22” x 30”

Article 110.26 (A) (4) (a)

20
Q

For equipment rated 1200A or more and over 6’ wide, there shall be an entrance to and egress from the working space not less then 24” wide and 6 1/2’ tall at ____.

A

at each end of the working space

Article 110.26 (C) (2)

21
Q

Personnel doors located less than ____ from the nearest edge an 800A rated equipments work space shall open in the direction of ____.

A

25’ egress

Article 110.26 (C) (3)

22
Q

A space dedicated to the electrical installation of equipment shall be provided equal to ____.

A

The width and depth of the equipment, and extending 6’ above the equipment

Article 110.26 (E) (1) (a)

23
Q

To guard against accidental contact of live parts, equipment may be elevated above the floor or other working surface at a minimum of; ____ for 50v to 300v between ungrounded conductors, ____ for 301v to 600v between ungrounded conductors, and ____ for 601v to 1000v between ungrounded conductors.

A

8’ 8’ 6” 8’ 7”

Article 110.27 (A) (4)

24
Q

Use table 110.28 to select ____ for use in specific locations other than hazardous (classified) locations.

A

enclosures

Table 110.28

25
Q

Table 110.31 gives you minimun distances between a ____ for outdoor electrical installations over 1000v nominal.

A

fence and live parts

Table 110.31

26
Q

Electrical controls for the ventilation system of a tunnel that is 1000v nominal shall be arranged so that ____

A

the airflow can be reversed

Article 110.57

27
Q

A manhole cover for a 1000v nominal electrical system that weighs over ____ shall be considered locked as required by 110.34 (C).

A

100 lbs

Article 110.73

28
Q

In a manhole, a clear work space not less than ____ shall be provided where cables are located on both sides.

A

3’

Article 110.72

29
Q

A round manhole cover shall not be less than ____ in diameter.

A

26”

Article 110.75 (A)