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Electrotechnology practice

Jeffery Hampson

Chapter 10

Electrical installations—arrangement, control and protection - all with Video Answers

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Section 1

Safety principles

Problem 1

Where are prescriptive requirements located that all electrical installations must comply with?

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Problem 2

List three design objectives that the design of an electrical installation should meet.

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Problem 3

What is the purpose of compliant protection arrangements?

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Problem 4

Name four safety principles.

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Problem 5

What are two ways by which persons and livestock can receive an electric shock?

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Problem 6

Provide the electrical meaning for the term 'isolation'.

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Problem 7

Why is a one-way lighting switch not regarded as an isolating switch?

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Problem 8

When are two parts deemed to be simultaneously accessible?

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Problem 9

State the value of the conventional touch voltage limit.

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Problem 10

Why is it essential that the earth path for a fault current be of low impedance?

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Problem 11

What is another name for a low-resistance fault that causes a fault current to flow?

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Problem 12

Describe one possible fire cause which is of electrical origin.

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Problem 13

When has correct functioning of an installation been achieved?

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