Power Quality 4 Flashcards

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Which of the following tools isNOTone of the common tools available for monitoring and maintaining power quality?

Select one:

a. Ammeter
b. Permanently-installed systems
c. Portable monitors
d. Trade journals

A

a. Ammeter

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What is sometimes the best preparation a person can make to ensure a successful power quality activity?

Select one:

a. Reading the user’s guide for the equipment to be monitored
b. Verify that the power has been removed from the source before connecting the equipment
c. Verify that the equipment has been calibrated
d. All of the above

A

a. Reading the user’s guide for the equipment to be monitored

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What is perhaps the best Power Quality scenario?

Select one:

a. Finding a potential problem before it shuts the system down
b. The damage to equipment is minimal
c. The equipment needed for the analysis is easily accessible
d. The problem corrects itself

A

a. Finding a potential problem before it shuts the system down

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It is usually wise to have the?tool doing the monitoring until the source of the problem can be narrowed down.

Select one:

a. least expensive
b. most expensive
c. most versatile
d. smallest

A

c. most versatile

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The digital multimeter (DMM) is useful for detecting?unbalances (or imbalances).

Select one:

a. current
b. frequency
c. harmonic
d. voltage

A

d. voltage

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A 3% voltage imbalance between phases may result in the need to de-rate electric motors by?.

Select one:

a. 10%
b. 15%
c. 20%
d. 25%

A

a. 10%

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Both voltage unbalance and harmonics are generally considered as?power quality problems.

Select one:

a. constant-state
b. steady-state
c. variable-state
d. none of the above

A

b. steady-state

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Portable monitors use the?approach to troubleshoot problems.

Select one:

a. comparative
b. proactive
c. reactive
d. shotgun

A

c. reactive

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The ability to set a monitoring device to?automatically when a power quality event occurs allows one to analyze the causes of the problem.

Select one:

a. disconnect power
b. immobilize the circuit
c. reset
d. trigger

A

d. trigger

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Portable PQ monitors can provide graphical displays of waveforms and trending information for?parameters.

Select one:

a. up to 25
b. up to 50
c. up to 75
d. hundreds of

A

d. hundreds of

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Permanently-installed power quality monitoring systems are typically?and provide the advantage of showing trends.

Select one:

a. analog
b. digitally encrypted
c. very large
d. web-based

A

d. web-based

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Most power quality analyzers have accompanying?that runs on a PC, which provides event data viewing capability.

Select one:

a. analysis software
b. application software
c. troubleshooting software
d. all of the above

A

b. application software

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The?is one of the most popular tools for PQ monitoring because it does not require contact with energized circuits.

Select one:

a. ammeter
b. digital multimeter
c. infrared imager
d. permanently installed PQ monitoring system

A

c. infrared imager

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A(n)?is used to measure temperature at different points in a system, looking for evidence of overheating.

Select one:

a. digital multimeter
b. infrared imager
c. portable PQ monitoring system
d. permanently installed PQ monitoring system

A

b. infrared imager

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What effect can a heating and cooling (expansion and contraction) cycle have on equipment?

Select one:

a. It can melt the conductors over time.
b. It loosens the mechanical connections of conductors.
c. Heating and cooling can permanently damage the equipment.
d. There is no effect from heating and cooling.

A

b. It loosens the mechanical connections of conductors.

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Which of the following are examples of useful documentation for someone performing a power quality analysis?

I. User guides for meters and monitors
II. Maintenance manuals for equipment
III. Electrical equipment maintenance publications
IV. Trade journals
V. Standards

Select one:

a. I. and II. only
b. I., II., and III. only
c. I., II., III., and V. only
d. I., II., III., IV., and V.

A

d. I., II., III., IV., and V.