This document contains 40 multiple choice questions related to electrical engineering topics like transformers, energy meters, wiring, fuses, and earthing. The questions cover concepts such as transformer configurations and their voltage/current relationships, wattmeter readings, transformer components and principles, energy meter types, fuse elements and ratings, and factors that influence earth soil resistance.
This document contains 40 multiple choice questions related to electrical engineering topics like transformers, energy meters, wiring, fuses, and earthing. The questions cover concepts such as transformer configurations and their voltage/current relationships, wattmeter readings, transformer components and principles, energy meter types, fuse elements and ratings, and factors that influence earth soil resistance.
This document contains 40 multiple choice questions related to electrical engineering topics like transformers, energy meters, wiring, fuses, and earthing. The questions cover concepts such as transformer configurations and their voltage/current relationships, wattmeter readings, transformer components and principles, energy meter types, fuse elements and ratings, and factors that influence earth soil resistance.
This document contains 40 multiple choice questions related to electrical engineering topics like transformers, energy meters, wiring, fuses, and earthing. The questions cover concepts such as transformer configurations and their voltage/current relationships, wattmeter readings, transformer components and principles, energy meter types, fuse elements and ratings, and factors that influence earth soil resistance.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS:
1. IN STAR CONNECTION LINE CURRENT IS EQUAL TO……………………
A. 0.58*PHASE CURRENT B. PHASE CURRENT C. BOTH A&B D. NONE OF THESE
2. IN STAR CONNECTION LINE VOLTAGE T IS EQUAL TO……………………
E. 0.58*PHASE VOLTAGE F. SQUARE ROOT OF THREE*PHASE VOLTAGE G. BOTH A&B H. NONE OF THESE
3. IN DELTA CONNECTION LINE CURRENT IS EQUAL TO……………………
I. 0.58*PHASE CURRENT J. SQUARE ROOT OF THREE*PHASE CURRENT K. BOTH A&B L. NONE OF THESE
4. IN DELTA CONNECTION LINE VOLTAGE T IS EQUAL TO……………………
M. 0.58*PHASE VOLTAGE N. PHASE VOLTAGE O. BOTH A&B P. NONE OF THESE
5. IF THE ANGLE Ø=75 WHAT WILL BE THE 1ST WATTMETER
READING……………… A.√3/2*EL*IL B. 1/√2 EL*IL C.EL*IL D. NONE OF THESE 6. IF THE ANGLE Ø=75 WHAT WILL BE THE 2ND WATTMETER READING……………… A.√3/2*EL*IL B. 1/√2 EL*IL C.-0.2588*EL*IL D. NONE OF THESE 7. IN TWO WATTMETER METHOD W1= 3000W & W2= -1000W WHAT IS IS THE POWER INPUT……….? A.2000W B.3000W C.4000W D.5000W 8. WHAT IS THE POWER FACTOR WHEN KVA=20 & KW= 16? A.0.6 B. 0.7 C.0.8 D. 0.9 9. Transformer is a................device a.static b.rotating c.both a&b d. none of these 10. 20.Transformer will transfers the the electrical power from one circuit to other circuit with or without change in the voltage and without change in the.................. a.power b.frequency c.both a&b d.none of the above 11.If the transformer is used to increase the voltage,then it is called as........ a.step-up transformer b.step-down transformer c.one to one transformer d.none of the above 12.If the transformer is used to decrease the voltage,then it is called as........ a.step-up transformer b.step-down transformer c.one to one transformer d.none of the above 13. Transformer will work on the principle of.......... a.flemings rule b.kirchoff's laws c.mutual induction d. none of the above 14. winding surrounds the core in----------------type transformer. a. shell type b.core type c. current d. none of these 15.core surrounds the winding in----------------type transformer. a. shell type b.core type c. current d. none of these 16. Cylindrical type of windings are used in-------------------transformer a. shell type b.core type c. current d. none of these 17. For handling low and medium voltage --------------------type transformers are used. a. shell type b.core type c. current d. none of these 18. EMF induced in the transformer primary winding E1=………………….. a. 4.44*f*Øm*N1 b. 4.44*f*Øm*N2 c. 4.44*f*Øm d. none of these
18. EMF induced in the transformer secondary winding E2=…………………..
a. 4.44*f*Øm*N1 b. 4.44*f*Øm*N2 c. 4.44*f*Øm d. none of these CIE-III
19.The Efficiency of a transformer is maximum when
a.Iron loss is more than copper loss b. Iron loss is less than copper loss c. Iron loss is equal to copper loss d. none of these 20.In a dynamometer type wattmeter, the current coil is divided into -------------------parts a. one part b. two parts c. three parts d. four parts 21. the dynamometer type wattmeter is used to measure………………. a. only DC power b. only AC power c. both DC and AC Power d. both Active and Reactive power 22. the fixed coils in a dynamometer wattmeter are air cored to avoid a. eddy current loss b. hysteresis loss c. copper loss d. none of these 23. A resistance R is connected in series with moving in the wattmeter to a. provide uniform scale b. to limit current through it c. to calibrate wattmeter d. to increase the range. 24. The induction type single-phase watt-hour meters uses
A. Control spring B. Pointer C. Brake magnet and spindle D. All of these 25. Which of the following meters are not used on D.C. circuits A.Mercury motor meters B.Commutator motor meters C.Induction meters D.None of the above
26.The braking torque of induction type single-phase energy meter is:-
1. Directly proportional to the voltage
2. Directly proportional to the Speed 3. Inversely proportional to the flux 4. Inversely proportional to the capacitance
27.The one “unit” of energy measured in AC circuit is equivalent to
a) One watt-hour b) One kilowatt-hour c) One watt d) One kilowatt e) One joule 28.____________ switch is important in 3 way control of lamp a) single pole b) intermediate c) multipole d) none of these
29. A fuse is a ___________
a) current limiting device b) protective device c) voltage limiting device d) none of these
30.The material used for fuse wire should be of____________
a) low resistivity and high melting point b) high resistivity and high melting point c) high resistivity and low melting point d) low resistivity and low melting point 31. The fuse is always connected in____________ of the circuit
a) series b) parallel c) neutral d) none of these
32. The part of the fuse which melts when high current flows through it is called the fuse_____________ a) body b) element c) factor d) none of these 33. The minimum value of the current at which the fuse melts is called___________________ a) fusing factor b) rated current c) fusing current d) none of these 34. The ratio of the minimum fusing current and current rating of the fuse is called______________ a) fusing factor b) rated current c) fusing current d) none of these 35. The fuse material must have low_________ a) Conductivity b) melting point c) permittivity d) none of these 36. A good earthing provides ________ resistance in earthing path a) low b) high c) medium d) none of these 37. The earth wire should be _____________ a) good conductor of elecricity b) mechanically strong c) both a and b d) mechanically strong but bad conductor of electricity 38. Moisture content in the soil______________ the earth soil resistance a) Increases b) decreases c) does not affect d) none of these 39. Factor on which soil resistance depends a) depth of electrode b) moisture c) Nacl d) all the above 40. In energy meter_________ effect is used a)Thermal b) Induction c) Breaking d) magnetic
