The motor capacitor (MC) in this diagram is connected to the tap changer terminal board at positions ____.
a. 1 and G
b. 1 and 4
c. 4 and 5
d. 5 and 6
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 4
c. 4 and 5
The number 1 and 2 terminals of the current transformer shown in this diagram are connected by two wires colored ____.
a. black and red
b. blue and white
c. orange and black
d. white and black
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 4
d. white and black
In this diagram, the wire that connects the number 1 position of the motor capacitor to the tap changer motor is colored ____.
a. black
b. blue
c. red
d. white
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 4
b. blue
In this diagram, all four wires from the control winding to the tap changer terminal board are ____.
a. black
b. green
c. red
d. white
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 4
d. white
In this diagram, the initials PS are used to indicate the ____.
a. panel fuse
b. potential shunt
c. potential sychronizer
d. power switch
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 3
d. power switch
In this diagram, the differential potential transformer has no ground on the secondary side and is connected as a straight delta.
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 3
True or False?
The ratio correction transformers shown in this diagram are indicating ____.
a. 110
b. 115
c. 120
d. 127
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 3
c. 120
The raise limit switch in this diagram is also called the ____.
a. boost stop
b. position indicator
c. ratio changer
d. tap selector
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 3
b. position indicator
In this diagram, the control windings are the secondary coils of a transformer with the ____ winding being the primary coil.
a. differential
b. series
c. shunt
d. toroidal
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 3
c. shunt
This diagram shows three individual transformers connected in a ____ configuration.
a. delta-delta
b. delta-wye
c. wye-delta
d. wye-wye
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 1
a. delta-delta
This diagram has a ground installed on the primary side of the transformers.
True or False?
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 1
False
This schematic diagram shows that the shunt field winding is a part of the ____ circuit.
a. control
b. exciter
c. power
d. stator
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 2
b. excitor
The discharge resistor in this diagram is between F1 and F2 of the synchronous motor.
True or False?
True
In this diagram, the power to the control circuit is supplied by the ____.
a. CT
b. excitor generator
c. reactor
d. shunt field
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 2
a. CT
The acronym RES in this diagram stands for Reactor Synchronous Armature.
True or False?
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 2
False
This diagram shows ____ ground(s) that may be applied to the control circuit.
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 3
b. 2
A schematic diagram is a complex pictorial representation of an electrical circuit.
True or False?
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Introduction,” Paragraph 1, Sentence 1
False
The arrangements of the components and their interconnections on a schematic diagram does not correspond to their physical locations in the finished device or circuit.
True or False?
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Introduction,” Paragraph 2, Sentence 1
True
The differential potential transformer in this diagram must be at ____ in order to produce 120 volts on the secondary side.
a. P1
b. P2
c. P3
d. P4
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 3
a. P1
In this diagram, the three wires connected to the tap changer motor are ____ in color.
a. black, orange, and red
b. blue, red, and black
c. blue, red, and white
d. green, orange, and white
Reference: Schematic Diagrams, “Types of Schematic Diagrams,” Figure 4
c. blue, red, and white