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Electrical pressure measured in ________ - Answer- Volts ?????
Water pressure comes from a water pump; electrical pressure comes from _______ -
Answer- Electrical Generator
When there is a ______ there is always the Probability of Electrical shock - Answer-
Difference Potential
Electrical current is actually the flow of ______ jumping from one atom to the next -
Answer- Electrons
The unit for measurement for current flow is _________ and is measured with a
_________ - Answer- Ampere, Ammeter
T or F. The current that leaves the source must make a complete circuit (circle) and
return to the source - Answer- True
It takes as little as _____ through your heart to put it into Fibrillation - Answer- 10 MA
An electrical arc can reach temperatures as high as _______ - Answer- 35,000 F*
It is the ______ of time the current flows, the ______ of current and _______ current
takes through the body that does the damage - Answer- Duration, amount, path
The human body organs have ______ resistance to current flow than the skin - Answer-
Less
Perspiration can lower a person resistance from 100,000 Ohms to as low as _______
Ohms - Answer- 35,000
There can be a _____ between two ends of a broken neutral - Answer- Voltage
T or F. If there is a difference of potential across a workers body current will not flow -
Answer- False
, As per OSHA what minimum level must employees who work in the electrical field be
trained in. - Answer- Trained in or familiar with:
- Safety-related procedures
-Practices
-and other safety requirements
-emergency procedures (such as Pole top and manhole rescue)
List the three reasons to install protective grounds - Answer- 1. to prove isolation
2. to protect against accidental energizing of the line
3. to provide protection from induction
In what way could an isolated line become energized unexpectedly? - Answer- Operator
error, Lightening, and back feed
The properly selected proceed grounds must be able to carry _____ long enough to trip
out the circuit - Answer- Volt Current
Explain the difference between the grounding principle and the bonding principle. -
Answer- Grounding: controlling Current after grounds are applied
Bonding: controlling Voltage after grounds are applied
What principle would provide the lineman the greatest protection and why? - Answer-
Bonding principle. because it is made to not let the worker bridge between ground and
circuit
All lines and equipment must be considered energized unless they are - Answer- -
Tested
-grounded
-de-energized
-Tagged
-Positively identified
T or F. static on a line or circuit has the potential to be lethal - Answer- True
T or F. Induction on a line has the potential to be lethal - Answer- True
What is meant when you say "never become in series with the conductor" - Answer-
Never go phase to phase
Never become part of circuit
What is the purpose of equipotential bonding (grounding) - Answer- Allow worker to be
bonded to ground, giving him the equal potential to ground. ???
Describe the proper procedure and order of protective ground installation - Answer- -
Arrange for isolation certification of the circuit, choose grounding location, determine
proper grounding cable size most effective for ground electrode, establish a bonding