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The current-carrying capacity of an overcurrent protective device. The fuse or circuit breaker is subjected to a current above its ampere rating; it will open the circuit after a predetermined period of time. ️: Ampere rating Choose the correct statement. A short circuit results from placi...

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Overcurrent Protection Questions and
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The current-carrying capacity of an overcurrent protective device. The fuse or circuit breaker

is subjected to a current above its ampere rating; it will open the circuit after a predetermined

period of time.


✔️: Ampere rating




Choose the correct statement.

A short circuit results from placing too many loads on a circuit.




An overload current can be caused by worn motor bearings.




Sustained overloads will not damage equipment or conductors as long as they do not exceed

125% of normal current.


✔️: An overload current can be caused by worn motor bearings.




An overload is excess current up to 6 times normal. Bad motor bearings can cause the motor

to draw excess current.

, The effective value of an AC sine wave, which is calculated as the square root of the average

of the squares of all the instantaneous values of the voltage throughout one cycle. Alternating

current rms is that value of an alternating current that produces the same heating effect as a

given DC value.


✔️: Root-mean-square (rms)




A component short circuit rating is the _____.




voltage value at which arcing will occur in the component




current value at which the device will trip




current value which, if exceeded, will likely damage the component


✔️: current value which, if exceeded, will likely damage the component




The component short circuit rating is a maximum current rating given to conductors,

switches, circuit breakers, and other components which, if exceeded, will result in component

damage




Between 1 and 6 times the normal current level, caused by temporary surge currents when

motors are started up or transformers are energized.

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