PE Controls Flashcards

1
Q

Black conductor color generally indicates what?

A

Line, load, and control circuits at line voltage

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2
Q

Red conductor color generally indicates what?

A

AC control circuits less than line voltage

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3
Q

Blue conductor color generally indicates what?

A

DC control circuits

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4
Q

Yellow conductor color generally indicates what?

A

Interlock control circuits powered from external power supply

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5
Q

Green conductor color generally indicates what?

A

Equipment ground conductor where insulated or covered

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6
Q

Red color pushbuttons generally indicate what?

A

Emergency stop, Stop, Off

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7
Q

Yellow color pushbuttons generally indicate what?

A

Return, Emergency return, Intervention – suppress abnormal conditions

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8
Q

Green color pushbuttons generally indicate what?

A

Start, On

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9
Q

Per NFPA 79 (Industrial Machinery), power circuit conductors shall not be smaller than what size conductor?

A

14 AWG

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10
Q

Per NFPA 79 (Industrial Machinery), lighting and control circuits on machine and in raceways conductors shall not be smaller than what size conductor?

A

16 AWG

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11
Q

Per NFPA 79 (Industrial Machinery), control circuit conductors shall not be smaller than what size conductor?

A

18 AWG

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12
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Per NFPA 79 (Industrial Machinery), electronic and control conductors in raceways conductors shall not be smaller than what size conductor?

A

24 AWG

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13
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What industry standard covers proper grounding techniques for loading stations where static electricity hazards may occur?

A

NFPA 77

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14
Q

What are the recognized means by which lightning induced voltage surges occur in mains or data/telecommunications cables?

A

Resistive coupling, inductive coupling, capacitive coupling

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15
Q

What industry standard covers proper grounding techniques for lightning protection?

A

NFPA 78

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16
Q

What industry standard covers wire sizing and color codes in industrial machinery?

A

NFPA 79

17
Q

What industry standard covers various environmental enclosure ratings?

A

NEMA 250

18
Q

A 480 volt three phase 50 HP motor draws 65 amps and is 600 feet away. What is the voltage drop, and what size wire should we use for a 5% voltage drop?

A

24volts drop maximum; 33,774cm (area circular mils; cm = ((sqrt(3) * L * I * k) / Vd); #4 AWG; k is specific resistance (k = ((R * cm) / 1000)

19
Q

What is the voltage drop for AWG 18 stranded wire 565 feet one way in coated cable? Wire carries 20 mA of dc current. Note: Coated (wires are jacketed); uncoated (wires are not jacketed).

A

191mV ((Vd = ((2*L) / 1000) * I * R)

20
Q

What is the DC voltage drop formula?

A

Vd = ((2 * L) / 1000) * I * R)

21
Q

What is the AC single phase voltage drop formula?

A

Vd = (((2 * L) / 1000) * I * Ze); (Ze with p.f. = 100 is equal to dc = R)

22
Q

What is the AC three phase voltage drop formula?

A

Vd = (((sqrt(3) * L) / 1000) * I * Ze); (Ze with p.f. = 100 is equal to dc = R); (Note: ((2 * L) / 1000) * I * Ze * Cos30) = (((2 * L) / 1000) * I * Ze * (sqrt(3) / 2)) = (((sqrt(3) * L) / 1000) * I * Ze)