Motors Flashcards

1
Q

A line diagram shows the control devices in their___________ without regard to their_____________.

A
  1. Logical sequence
  2. Physical location
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2
Q

Wiring & line diagrams displays all contacts in their _________ without any __________ applied.

A
  1. De-energized state
  2. External forces
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3
Q

Three sectors of a control circuit.

A
  1. Stop
  2. Start
  3. Run
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4
Q

Manual motor starters must provide ______ protection unless exempted by code

A

O/L

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5
Q

True or False: Manuel control circuits typically provide no or low voltage protection.

A

True

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6
Q

Devices and control circuits some times fail. Electricians must ___________ sources of power to prevent injuries

A

Lock out

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7
Q

True or false: 2 wire control typically provides high voltage protection.

A

False: no or low voltage

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8
Q

When a magnetic motor starter protector is used with pilot devices, a greater degree of ________ may be achieved.

A

Control

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9
Q

Push-buttons contacts may be ______ & _______.

A

N.O & N.C

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10
Q

Pole contacts of a motor starter are intended to carry the ______ of the motor.

A

FLA

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11
Q

The N.O auxiliary contact is called 5 contacts, Name them.

A
  1. Holding
  2. Maintaining
  3. Run
  4. Sealing
  5. Memory
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12
Q

Button interlocking that change state simultaneously. What is this act called?

A

Double acting

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13
Q

Mechanical interlocking for F/R contactors, physically prevents both _________ from moving to the ________ simultaneously.

A
  1. Contactor armatures
  2. Closed position
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14
Q

When a motor starter protector employs a disconnecting means as well as a short circuit protection, it is given the name ____________.

A

Combination starter

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15
Q

A change in direction of a 3 phase motor may be accomplished by interchanging the connections of__________ leads.

A

Any 2

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16
Q

A single phase condition will cause a motor to _____ and _______ when in operation.

A
  1. Hum
  2. Labour
17
Q

Additional start buttons must be connected in what?

18
Q

A relay is a small _____________ device

A

Electromagnetic

19
Q

What type of pressure switch is generally used to sense small changes in low pressure systems?

A

Diaphragm switch

20
Q

What type of float switches have a differential setting?

A

Rod- operated
Chain operated

21
Q

What are 2 basic classifications of timers?

A
  1. On delay
  2. Off delay
22
Q

What are 3 advantages of a piezoresistive sensor?

A
  1. Small
  2. Reliability
  3. Accurate
23
Q

What are flow switches used for?

A

To detect movement of air/ liquid and is constructed from a snap action micro switch

24
Q

Flow switches generally contain a _________ & _________ micro switch. They are also used to control ______________.

A
  1. Single pole
  2. Double throw
  3. Low current loads
25
In a flow sensor, what detects the amount of liquid and air in pipes/ ducts?
Transducer
26
Electromagnetic flow sensors operate on what?
1. Principle of Faradays Law Faraday law: when a conductor moves through a magnetic field a voltage is induced into the conductor
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Orifice plate flow sensors operate by inserting a ________ with an orifice of known size into the flow path
Plate
28
When a moving liquid strikes an object, a swirling current, called a vortex is created. This is known as?
Vortex flow sensors
29
A _________ Operates on the principle that air or gas flowing across a surface causes heat transfer. They’re are also commonly known to sense smaller amounts of air/gas.
Airflow switch
30
A __________ can measure flow rate by thermal energy dissipation. Typically have 2 positive coefficients & sense flow of air, water, & oil.
Calorimetric flow sensor
31
A __________ is used to detect when an object is present or absent. Activated by motion of machine/ object. Contain a type of bumper arm.
Limit switches
32
Limit switches are used as _________ to control ______, ________ .
1. Pilot devices 2. Relays 3. Motor starters
33
What are the 2 micro switches?
1. Subminiature micro switch 2. Micro limit switch
34
Restricts air flow through an orifice to rubber bellows or diaphragm. This is know as?
Pneumatic timer
35
Low and no voltage protection aides in protecting an operator from motor driven machinery starting __________ upon restoration of full systems voltage
Unexpectedly
36
Low and no voltage protection cannot _______ the safety of an operator
Ensure
37
Magnetic starters tend to have what type of wiring control?
3 wire control