101 Basic Series - Module 19 - Post Assessment
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1
The speed that a motor is designed to run at is called _____ speed.
2
hich is NOT a part of a eutectic overload relay?
3
Contactors are used to make and break a circuit to a load.
4
Double break contacts open and close the circuit in two places.
5
The heat surrounding a motor in its given environment is referred to as its _____ temperature.
6
In-rush current doesn't cause much effect to circuit breakers or fuses on a motor circuit.
7
As contacts open and close an electrical arc is created which produces electrical heat.
8
In-rush current is the amount of current drawn when a motor is first starting up. This can be ______ times the normal running current draw.
9
The control circuit directly operates the _____.
10
Which circuit makes remote operation possible in a starter?
11
A heater coil converts excess current into ____ which is used to determine whether the motor is in danger.
12
A starter is a device that controls the use of electrical power, usually to a motor.
13
This starter type connects the incoming power to the motor, in one direction at one speed, and is the most commonly used type.
14
A solid state overload relay measures the amount of current or change in ____ to protect a motor from an overload.
15
fter an overload, the bimetallic strip cools and reshapes itself resetting the contacts.
16
An overload relay provides protection with a current sensing unit in line with the motor, and a mechanism to break the circuit.
17
When the coil of a magnetic contactor is de-energized, the magnetic field is broken and the spring forces the contacts apart breaking the circuit.
18
Ambient-compensated bimetallic elements are used to reduce the effects of environmental heat sensed by the overload relay.
19
It is impossible to put too much load on a motor so that it will never reach its synchronous speed.
20
A magnetic contactor can be operated remotely without human intervention.
 
   



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