LT-4 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the two purposes of any motor starter

A
  1. Safely start and stop motor
  2. Provide running (overload) protection to the motor
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2
Q

Motor starts can (also) provide

A

-reveres operation
-reduce voltage starting
-speed control
-sequence control
-remote control operation
-operator safety

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3
Q

One of the most common controllers for three-phase motos is the

A

Across the line magnetic starter

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4
Q

Magnetic starters have 2 main parts, what are they?

A

Contractor and Overload Relay

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5
Q

The contractor

A

Stops and starts the motor

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6
Q

The overload relay

A

Provides running protection for the motor
And
Protects the circuit from overloads

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7
Q

What are the two types of contactors

A
  1. Clapper type
  2. Vertical lift type
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8
Q

Overload relays consist of what two parts

A

Heater element
And
Normally closed auxiliary contact

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9
Q

The CEC requires each like of a three-phase motor to have OLR protection by

A

Three single-pole OLRs (each with a heat and auxiliary contact)
Or
A single three-pole OLR (with a single auxiliary contact activated by three heaters)

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10
Q

Manufactures of motors provide ____ on the inside of the enclosed door

A

Heater table

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11
Q

A tripped OLR is identified by a

A

-protruding plunger
-a flag
-a coloured disk

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12
Q

If a motor starter has tripped because of an overload you must

A

-determine cause of the overload
-wait for the OLR to cool down
-reset the OLR

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