- What is residual magnetism?
- Magnetism in a solenoid coil
- Magnetism in a natural magnet
- Magnetism remaining after magnetic field is removed
- None of the above
ANS.: C
- Which of the following is / are true about earthing of high voltage installations?
- High voltage installations should not be earthed at the star point of the generator
- Neutral earthing resonance can be used for earthing high voltage installations
- The value of the NER is usually selected to limit current to the full load current value
- NERs can be substituted with earthing arrangements at circuit breakers in high voltage installations to achieve the same effect
ANS.: B,C
- The circuit efficiency of a class A amplifier can be increased by using
- Low DC power input
- Direct coupled load
- Low rating transistor
- Transformer coupled load
ANS.: D
- The negative plate of a nickel cadmium battery after discharge consists of __________
- Nickel hydroxide
- Cadmium hydroxide
- Potassium hydroxide
- Cadmium
ANS.: B
- Which of the following is / are true about regulation concerning shipboard storage batteries?
- Construction should always be so as to prevent emission of spray
- If voltage is above 220 V, insulation stands must be used
- The deck below the cells should be protected with acid resisting or alkaline resisting material
- Battery banks above 2KW should be kept in the battery room
ANS.: A,C,D
- Which of the following are TRUE with regards to Bi-metal strips?
- Bi-metal strips are generally used for temperature sensing
- Bi-metal strips are generally used for power control
- Bi-metal strips are generally used for voltage regulations
- Bi-metal strips are generally used as thermal elements in an over current protection relay
ANS.: A,C,D
- Which of the following system is normally used in high voltage (3.3 KV and above) generation and primary distribution?
- AC single phase two wire insulated
- AC three phase three wire insulated
- DC two wire insulated
- AC three phase three wire, neutral earthed
ANS.: D
- Which of the following protection devices are not provided for motors used in operation of electro hydraulic steering gears?
- Fuses
- Overload alarm
- Overload trip
- Power failure alarm
ANS.: C
- Which of the listed devices may be installed on a large turbo electric alternating current propulsion generator?
- Temperature detector coils inserted in the stator slots for measuring stator temperature
- Electric space heaters to prevent condensation of moisture
- CO2 fire extinguishing system
- I, II and III
- I and II
- II and III
- III only
ANS.: A
- The depletion region in semiconductor diode is due to
- Reverse biasing
- Forward biasing
- Crystal doping
- Migration of mobile charge carriers
ANS.: D
- Which of the following statement is false?
- An insulated distribution system needs two earth faults on two different lines to cause a earth fault current
- An earthed distribution system requires only one earth fault on one line to cause a earth fault current
- An insulated system is more effective in maintaining continuity of supply to electrical equipment
- None of the above
ANS.: D
- Current flow in a semiconductor depends on the phenomenon of
- Drift
- Diffusion
- Recombination
- All of the above
ANS.: D
- The purpose of a cage rotor winding placed on the rotor of a synchronous motor is to
- Provide excitation to the DC field
- Start the machine as induction motor
- Contribute extra torque at synchronous speed
- Prevent the machine from falling out of step
ANS.: B
- Which of the following is / are true of starters used for electric motors?
- Capacitor start can be used only with slip ring motors
- Rheostat starters are based on semiconductor
- Frequency converters can also be used as starters
- The effect of an auto transformer start is similar to that of reactor start
ANS.: C,D
- A LED emits visible light when its ___________
- PN junction is reverse biased
- Depletion region widens
- Holes and electrons recombine
- PN junction becomes hot
ANS.: C
- Which of the following can cause ―Grounds‖ occurring in electrical machinery as a result of insulation failure?
- Deterioration through extended use
- Excessive heat
- Operating in extremely cold conditions
- Extended periods of vibration
- I and II only
- II and IV only
- I, II and III
- I, II, III and IV
ANS.: D
- For faithful amplification, a transistor must
- Input forward biased
- Output reverse biased
- Work in operating point
- All of the above
ANS.: D
- In a system of standby synchronizing lamps fitted in conjunction with a synchronoscope to synchronize an AC Generator
- Lamp #1 is connected between S line of live bus bars and S line of incoming alternator,
- Lamp #2 is connected between R line of live bus bars and T line of incoming alternator,
- Lamp #3 is connected between T line of live bus bars and R line of incoming alternator.
Which of the following is the right trigger for choosing the circuit breaker?
- When lamp #1 is dark and lamp #2 and #3 are equally bright
- When lamp #1 is dark, lamp #2 is low in brightness and lamp #3 is very bright
- When all three lamps are equally bright
- When all three lamps are dark
ANS.: A
- Proper storage battery maintenance would include
- Maintaining a high charging current at all times
- Maintaining connections tight
- Checking weight of batteries from time to time
- All of the above
ANS.: B
- The circuit efficiency of a class A amplifier can be increased by using
- Low dc power input
- Direct coupled load
- Low rating transistor
- Transformer coupled load
ANS.: D
- Maximum reverse voltage that can be applied to the PN Junction without damage is termed as: –
- Reverse bias voltage
- Peak inverse voltage
- Breakdown voltage
- Zener voltage
ANS.: B
- The width of the depletion layer of a PN Junction
- Decreases with light doping
- Increases with heavy doping
- Is independent of supply voltage
- Is increased under reverse bias
ANS.: D
- Power transformers are rated in
- kilowatts
- ampere-turns
- kilowatt-volts
- kilovolt-amperes
ANS.: D
- The purpose of a main switchboard circuit breakers reverse-power trip is to
- prevent main circuit overload
- protect the circuit breaker blowout coil
- prevent alternator motorization
- prevent low voltage trip out
ANS.: C
- The charge of an alkaline battery is determined with a—
- hydrometer
- ammeter
- voltmeter
- hygrometer
ANS.: C
- If the pointer fails to come back to zero when the megger is not in use it means—
- the megger is out of calibration
- this is normal
- the hairsprings are burnt out
- the pointer is stuck
ANS.: B
- The power factor of an induction motor operating at full load is-
- leading
- lagging
- unity
- no change
ANS.: B
- In a 3 phase delta connection, the line current will be the product of phase current and
- 501
- 216
- 414
- 732
ANS.: D
- The principal difference between a 3 phase squirrel cage induction motor and a single phase induction motor is-
- one is a split phase motor using a capacitor, while the other uses an inductor
- one has a revolving field which drags the rotor slightly behind it, while the other runs in step.
- there is no difference
- one needs DC excitation, the other need no excitation
ANS.: A
- Which of the following devices are used for protection of AC propulsion motors and generators?
- jamming relays
- low voltage release
- timing relays
- phase balance relays
ANS.: D
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