electricity second half Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
Q

They automatically open circuit if unsafe current is detected.

A

electric protective devices

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2
Q

Fuses

A

melt

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3
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breakers

A

flip

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4
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GFCIs

A

Isolate the load

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5
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GFCI cuts electricity off __ of a second if a ground fault is detected.

A

1/40th

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6
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GFCI’S should be used on all _____, or have an assured equipment grounding conductor program.

A

120-volt, single phase, 15-20 ampere receptacles

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7
Q

Tripping GFCI’s are designed to trip at____.

A

4-6 milliamps

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8
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GFCI’s are not required on permanent power ________.

A

unless tool used with extension cord

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9
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GFCI’S or ____ are required for all temporary power during construcution.

A

assured equipment grounding conductor program

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10
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If a GFCI detects as imbalance as small as ___ it reacts as fast as ___ of a second.

A
  1. 5 milliamps

2. 1/30th of a second

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11
Q

GFCI is useless if ground prong is____.

A

missing

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12
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GFCI required on generators ____ or greater.

A

5 kW or 5,000 watts

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13
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GFCI can be built in or added as a ____.

A

pig tail

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14
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All cord sets, recptacles and any equipment connected by cord shall be ______.

A

Inspected before each days use

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15
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Must be kept onsite.

A

Written program

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16
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What is covered by assured grounding?

A

electric tools/power tools. Cords, plugs, receptacles not part of the building.

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17
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Assured Grounding test records are kept by_____.

A

color coding, other means, written log.

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18
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electrical equipment must be inspected____.

A

before insulation and to make sure it is suitable for it’s intended use.

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19
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Listed, labeled, or certified equipment must be used _____.

A

Per manufacturer’s instructions

20
Q

All circuit breakers must be_____.

21
Q

Access to live parts 50+ volts must be protected by ___ or ___.

A

restricted areas or physical locations

22
Q

Accessible by only qualified persons. For example a room or a partition, screened area, balcony, platform.

A

restricted areas

23
Q

Elevated 8 feet or more above the floor or working surface.

A

Physical locations

24
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Specific written procedures adopted by the employer.

A

Assured Equipment Grounding Program (AEGP)

25
AEGP must be ___.
kept onsite
26
Who must implement an AGEP?
competent person
27
What is the coverage for Assured grounding?
Equipment connected by plug and cord. all cords, plugs, and receptacles and power tools.
28
Assured grounding test records are kept how?
by color coding, and other means, and by written log
29
Electrical equipment must be.....
1. Inspected bfore insallation | 2. Suitable for the intended use.
30
Listed, labeled, and certified equipment ______.
to be used per manufacturer's instructions
31
All ___ must be labeled.
circuit breakers
32
electrical rooms must be____.
marked
33
must use splicing devices designed for that purpose (wire nuts) or by brazing, welding, or soldering.
splicing conductors
34
manufacturer's information must be legible. What must be provided?
Manufacturer's name, trade mark, voltage, current, and wattage.
35
Must have access and "elbow room". Access must be maintained around all electrical equipment. Work spaces clearances are a minimum of ____ in front of elec. equip.
3 ft squared
36
Controls on equipment must be _____.
lock out/tagged out
37
How do you prevent energizing circuits?
Circuits that are de-engerized must be taggedout/lockedout.
38
What must be done to live wires?
Insulation
39
Use words that have ____ and are marked for ______.
three prongs and that are marked for hard or extra hard usage.
40
Use only cords, connection devices, and fittings equipped with _____.
strain relief
41
removed cords by____.
pulling on plugs
42
A low-resistence path from a tool to the earth to disperse unwanted current.
grounding
43
Energy flows through the ground wire and not you! To the ground protecting you from electrical shock, injury or death.
When a short occurs
44
What is the most frequent osha violation?
Missing ground on extension cord
45
This situation can cause arching and a fire in the area where the overload exists. Even inside a wall.
Overloading circuits
46
They automatically open circuit if unsafe current is detected-they "shut off" electricity.
Electric circuit protective devices.