TLE Q4:( Flashcards by Charizze Sacopla

Protective piping for electrical wires of cables

Conduit

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Essential instrument used for gauging voltage, current, and resistance in electrical circuits

Multimeter

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Pens with precise, interchangeable nibs used for drawing fine lines and details in technical drawings

Technical pens

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A type of circuit breaker designed to protect electrical circuits from overcurrent by automatically switching off the circuit when it detects excessive current flow

Miniature circuit breaker (MCB)

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It is a sketch illustrating the components of the circuit using standard electric symbols

Schematic diagram

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These tools are used for tightening or loosening nuts on electrical terminals

Nut drivers

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Item utilized for drying and wiping wet hands

Hand towel

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A flat, smooth surface used by drafters for drawing technical illustrations manually, typically mounted on an adjustable stand.

Drawing board

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It happens when all currents have a complete path back to their source.

Closed circuit

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Tool used to trim nails.

Nail clippers

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Symbolism associated with embroidery in the 14th century

Cultural identity and status

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Templates with smooth, curved edges used by drafter and designers to draw freehand curves and arcs in technical drawings and illustrations.

French curves

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Device commonly employed to identify electrical current in wires or devices without direct contact

Voltage tester

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Outer garment primarily shielding the from of the body for protection

Apron

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A unit of volume measurement in the English system, equivalent to approximately 29.6 milliliters, commonly use for measuring liquids

Fluid ounce

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Condition involving a blood clot forming under the nail plate due to nail bed injury

Bruised nail

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Type of pencil point typically utilized in compasses

Conical point

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Appearance or feel of surface quality

Texture

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Pan used for baking various dishes

Glass baking pan

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Items employed for cleaning surfaces, counters, and floors

Spongers

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A type of multimeter that displays measurements digitally, offering precise readings of voltage

Digital multimeter

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Full form of OSHP

Occupational safety and Health practices

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Small abrasive pad utilized for scouring pots and pans

Scouring pad

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Condition resulting from toenails growing into surrounding tissue, often on the big toes

Ingrown nails

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Specialized discipline focusing on creating precise technical drawings and plans

Mechanical Drafting

Mark used to indicate directions or contours

Line

Garment protecting legs against dust, heat, and insect bites

Long pants

It displays the external appearance of each component in the circuit

Pictorial diagram

A type of embroidery needle with a sharp point and a large eye, commonly used for embroidery with thicker threads or yarn

Chenille needle

Ingredient fundamental in creating breads, cakes, pastries, and cookies

Flour

Substance sprayed around the toilet rim before using a toilet brush

Toilet cleaner

Tools featuring flat abrasive sides, used to shape and smooth jagged nails

Nail files / emery boards

Term describing measurements in meters

Metric scale

Mechanical device utilized for cleaning carpets

Carpet sweeper

Tool, often made of metal or sandpaper, used to remove calluses and smooth feet.

Foot file

Color resulting from blending two primary of secondary colors

Intermediate

Term referring to measurements in feet

English system

A protective device containing a metal wire that melts and breaks the circuit when excessive current flows through it, preventing damage to electrical equipment

Fuse

Tool used for measuring both dry and liquid ingredients

Measuring cup

It is a protective tubing use to enclose and guide electrical wires or cables, ensuring physical safeguarding and orderly arrangement

Conduit

It is utilized to securely attach connectors or terminals t the ends of wires

Wire crimper

Hand tool use for turning screws to fasten or loosen them

Screwdriver

Mechanical or electrical device used for sewing fabric together with thread

Sewing machine

These are conductive materials used to transmit electrical power or signals from one point to another

Wires and Cables

Garments worn on the hands to protect against various hazards or injuries

Protective gloves

Versatile cutting tool with a retractable blade, commonly used for various tasks

Utility knife

Tool used for driving nails, breaking objects apart, or striking objects

Hammer

Fastener with a threaded shaft and a slotted or recessed head, used to hold object together

screw

Hand tool with opposing jaws used for gripping, bending, or cutting materials

Pliers

Portable electric light source powered by batteries, commonly used for illumination in dark areas or during power outages

Flashlight

It occurs when the circuit is incomplete due to a gap or opening in the path

Open circuit

It occurs when a path of low resistance is mistakenly connected to a component

Short circuit

These are protective devices engineered to interrupt the flow or electrical current in a circuit when a fault is detected

Fuses

5 steps in recycling

Planning Measuring processing Assembling Evaluating

Kind of joint is commonly used to join two or more conductors inside the junction box

Rat tail or pig tail

Method of wrapping is generally used on small cables because the strands are flexible and all can be wrapped in one operation.

Y-splice

This is used where the tap wire is under heavy tensile stress

Knotted tap

Used where the tap wire is under considerable tensile stress circuit

Plain tap joint

Is used as a temporary tap usually done in construction sites.

Aerial tap

A two tap wire turned simultaneously and is used where the two tap wire is under heavy tensile stress

Duplex cross joint

Tie splice. This is the most widely used splice or joint in interior wiring installation to extend the length of wire from one point to another

Western union short

Same application is done as in plain tap and the only difference is that this tap is a combination of two plain taps placed side by side with eachother

Cross joint

Is used on large solid conductors where it is difficult to wrap the heavy tap wire around the main wire

Wrapped tap or Tee Joint

Indicates some precautionary measures against potential hazardous situation

CAUTION

indicates that a person should observe extra awareness

SAFETY ALERT

means that any activity is not allowed as stated by the symbol

PROHIBITION

Specifies hazardous situation

DANGER

Specifies a potentially hazardous situation

WARNING

Means that a person should make some reading before doing any activity

READ AND UNDERSTAND INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Indicates that a person should wear safety goggle or any related protection for the eyes.

WEAR EYE PROTECTION

Inch - foot

divide length value by 12

Foot - inch

Multiply length value by 12

Foot - cm

Multiply by 30.48

cm - foot

divide by 30.48

inch - m

divide by 39.37m

m - inch

multiply by 39.47

yard - meter

divide by 1.094

meter - yard

multiply by .094