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This section includes 147 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Electrical Engineering knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
51. |
Maxwell’s inductance capacitance bridge is used for measurement of inductance o |
A. | low Q coils |
B. | medium Q coils |
C. | high Q coils |
D. | low and medium Q coils |
Answer» B. medium Q coils | |
52. |
Frequency can be measured by using |
A. | Maxwell’s Bridge |
B. | Schering Bridge |
C. | Heaviside Campbell bridge |
D. | Wein’s bridge |
Answer» E. | |
53. |
The following is the range of power consumption in PMMC instrument |
A. | 0.25W to 2W |
B. | 0.25mW to 2mW |
C. | 25μW to 200μW |
D. | 2W to 3W |
Answer» D. 2W to 3W | |
54. |
The transfer function of an integral compensator is given by |
A. | 1/s |
B. | 1/s2 |
C. | k/s |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» D. None of the above | |
55. |
The following law is synonymous to the occurrence of diamagnetism |
A. | Gauss’s law |
B. | Lenz’s law |
C. | Maxwell’s law |
D. | Kirchoff’s law |
Answer» C. Maxwell’s law | |
56. |
The ratio of charge stand by two metallic spheres raised to the same potential is 6. The ratio of the surfaces areas of the spheres is |
A. | 6 |
B. | 1/6 |
C. | 1/√6 |
D. | 36 |
Answer» B. 1/6 | |
57. |
If V=a+jb and I=c+jd, then power is given by |
A. | ac+ad |
B. | ac+bd |
C. | bc-ad |
D. | bc+ad |
Answer» C. bc-ad | |
58. |
Two heaters of rating 1KW, 250V are connected in series across 250V supply, the power taken by the heaters will be |
A. | 2 KW |
B. | ¼ KW |
C. | ½ KW |
D. | 1 KW |
Answer» D. 1 KW | |
59. |
The capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor increases with |
A. | larger plate area and shorter distance between plates |
B. | smaller plate area and shorter distance between plates |
C. | smaller plate area and higher applied voltage |
D. | larger plate area, larger distance between plates and higher applied voltages |
Answer» B. smaller plate area and shorter distance between plates | |
60. |
The power consumed by an electrical device is 1000W at 250V. What is the resistance in the device? |
A. | 60 ohm |
B. | 250000 ohm |
C. | 4 ohm |
D. | 62.5 ohm |
Answer» E. | |
61. |
In a series parallel circuit, any two resistances in the same current path must be in |
A. | series with each other |
B. | parallel with each other |
C. | series with the voltage source.’ |
D. | parallel with the voltage source |
Answer» B. parallel with each other | |
62. |
Maximum demand on the power system is |
A. | Sum of the maximum demands of all its consumers |
B. | Greatest average load in a specified time. |
C. | Peak value of load in a specified time |
D. | All of the above. |
Answer» C. Peak value of load in a specified time | |
63. |
What is the result of the product of diversity factor and maximum demand? |
A. | Average demand |
B. | Sum of consumers maximum demand |
C. | Installed capacity |
D. | Generated power |
Answer» C. Installed capacity | |
64. |
A large diversity factor of the load in a power system |
A. | Reduces the installation cost. |
B. | Increases the installation cost. |
C. | Does not affect the installation cost |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Increases the installation cost. | |
65. |
Diversity factor is helpful in computing which of the following factors? |
A. | Plant capacity |
B. | Average load |
C. | Units generated (kWh) |
D. | Peak demand |
Answer» B. Average load | |
66. |
What is operating value of diversity factor? |
A. | Greater than unity |
B. | Less than unity |
C. | Always more than unity |
D. | Normally more than unity |
Answer» B. Less than unity | |
67. |
What is the diversity factor? |
A. | A ratio of kWh generated to the product of plant capacity and the number of hours for which the plant is in operation. |
B. | The ratio of sum of individual maximum demands to the maximum demand on power stations. |
C. | The ratio of actual energy produced to the maximum possible energy. |
D. | The ratio of maximum demand on the power station to the connected load. |
Answer» C. The ratio of actual energy produced to the maximum possible energy. | |
68. |
In a power station, the cost of generation of power reduces most effectively when _______________. |
A. | Diversity factor alone increases. |
B. | Both diversity factor and load factor increases |
C. | Only load factor increases. |
D. | Both diversity factor and load factor decreases. |
Answer» C. Only load factor increases. | |
69. |
A thermal generating station has a installed capacity of 15 MW and supplies a daily load of 10 Mw for 12 hours and 5 MW for remaining 12 hours. The plant capacity factor for this station is _______. |
A. | 1 |
B. | 0.75 |
C. | 0.67 |
D. | 0.5 |
Answer» E. | |
70. |
Capacity factor will be very low when the power plant _________________. |
A. | is operated as base load plant. |
B. | is operated for supplying base load as well as the peak loads |
C. | is operated in emergency only. |
D. | is under maintainance. |
Answer» D. is under maintainance. | |
71. |
What is the plant capacity factor? |
A. | A ratio of kWh generated to the product of plant capacity and the number of hours for which the plant is in operation. |
B. | The ratio of sum of individual maximum demands to the maximum demand on power stations |
C. | The ratio of actual energy produced to the maximum possible energy. |
D. | The ratio of maximum demand on the power station to the connected load. |
Answer» D. The ratio of maximum demand on the power station to the connected load. | |
72. |
An industrial consumer has a load pattern of 2000 kW 0.8 lag for 12 hours and 1000 kW unity power factor for 12 hours. What is the load factor? |
A. | 0.5 |
B. | 0.55 |
C. | . 0.6 |
D. | 0.75 |
Answer» E. | |
73. |
The load factor plays a key role in determining which among the following? |
A. | Plant capacity |
B. | Overall cost per unit generated |
C. | Overall demand |
D. | Both (a) and (c) |
Answer» C. Overall demand | |
74. |
What is the load factor of a power plant? |
A. | Greater than unity |
B. | Less than unity |
C. | Always more than unity |
D. | Normally more than unity |
Answer» C. Always more than unity | |
75. |
What is a load factor? |
A. | The ratio of average to maximum demand |
B. | The ratio of maximum demand to average load |
C. | The product of maximum demand and average load. |
D. | The ratio of average load to the plant capacity. |
Answer» B. The ratio of maximum demand to average load | |
76. |
What does the chronological load curve indicate? |
A. | Variation in demand factor during 24 hours. |
B. | Variation of demand from instant to instant during 24 hour. |
C. | The total energy consumed upto different times of the day. |
D. | The total number of hours for which a particular load lasts during the day. |
Answer» C. The total energy consumed upto different times of the day. | |
77. |
Maximum and Minimum loads on the load duration curve is represented on which respective side? |
A. | Left and Right |
B. | Right and Left. |
C. | Randomly. |
D. | None of these. |
Answer» B. Right and Left. | |
78. |
What is the shape of the load duration curve? |
A. | Rectangular shape |
B. | Triangular shape |
C. | Parabolic shape |
D. | Free hand sketch |
Answer» D. Free hand sketch | |
79. |
What does a load duration curve represent? |
A. | The variation of load during different hours of the day |
B. | Average load |
C. | The number of hours for which a particular lasts during the day |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» D. None of the above | |
80. |
The mass curve is plotted from which of the following curve? |
A. | Chronological curve |
B. | Energy load curve |
C. | Load duration curve |
D. | None of these |
Answer» D. None of these | |
81. |
What does a mass curve represent? |
A. | Average load |
B. | The total energy consumed by the load upto a particular time in a day |
C. | The number of hours for which a particular lasts during the day |
D. | The variation of load during different hours of the day |
Answer» C. The number of hours for which a particular lasts during the day | |
82. |
If the daily load curve is divided by 24, what does this curve represent? |
A. | Average load for the day |
B. | Connected load |
C. | Maximum demand |
D. | Demand factor |
Answer» B. Connected load | |
83. |
Load curve of a generation is always |
A. | Positive slope |
B. | Zero slope |
C. | Negative slope |
D. | Combination of (a), (b) and (c) |
Answer» E. | |
84. |
What does the highest point on the daily load curve represent? |
A. | Peak load |
B. | Maximum demand |
C. | Both (a) & (d) |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. Both (a) & (d) | |
85. |
What does the area under the load curve represent? |
A. | System voltage |
B. | Current |
C. | Energy consumed |
D. | Maximum demand |
Answer» D. Maximum demand | |
86. |
What is a load curve? |
A. | A plot of load vs current. |
B. | A plot of load vs time. |
C. | A plot of load vs duration of time |
D. | Total number of units generated vs time. |
Answer» C. A plot of load vs duration of time | |
87. |
In geo thermal power plants waste water is |
A. | Discharged back to earth. |
B. | Discharged into the sea. |
C. | Recirculated after cooling in cooling towers. |
D. | Evaporated in ponds |
Answer» B. Discharged into the sea. | |
88. |
Presence of non – condensable gasses in a geo – pressured water causes |
A. | Pollution problem |
B. | Corrosion problem |
C. | Flow problem |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» E. | |
89. |
Pugga valley in Ladakh is suitable for which among the following power generation? |
A. | Solar |
B. | Geo thermal |
C. | Wind |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. Wind | |
90. |
The potential of developing tidal power in India is in |
A. | Kutch |
B. | Ran |
C. | San joe |
D. | Severn |
Answer» B. Ran | |
91. |
In a circuit breaker the contact space is ionised by what? |
A. | Field emission from the contact surface |
B. | Thermal emission from the contact surface. |
C. | Thermal ionisation of gas |
D. | All of above |
Answer» D. All of above | |
92. |
In a circuit breaker, ionisation is facilitated by_________________. |
A. | Increase in field strength. |
B. | Increase in mean free length. |
C. | High temperature of the surrounding medium. |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» E. | |
93. |
Which of the following should have low value for the contacts and their material? |
A. | Thermal capacity. |
B. | Contact resistance. |
C. | Thermal conductivity |
D. | None of above. |
Answer» C. Thermal conductivity | |
94. |
The heat produced at the contact point owing to flow of electric current is least affected by_____________________. |
A. | Temperature of the surrounding medium. |
B. | Contact resistance. |
C. | Magnitude of electric current flowing. |
D. | Duration of flow of current. |
Answer» B. Contact resistance. | |
95. |
The resistance of an electric arc can be increased by |
A. | Increasing the concentration of ionised particles. |
B. | Reducing the arc length. |
C. | Splitting the arc. |
D. | Increasing the arc cross section. |
Answer» D. Increasing the arc cross section. | |
96. |
By using low resistance method for arc extension what is the value of arc resistance? |
A. | Arc resistance is zero |
B. | Arc resistance is high |
C. | Arc resistance is low |
D. | Arc resistance is very high |
Answer» D. Arc resistance is very high | |
97. |
What happens in the arc extinction using high resistance method? |
A. | Arc resistance is decreased with time |
B. | Arc resistance is increased with time |
C. | No change it remains same. |
D. | Arc resistance is kept zero |
Answer» C. No change it remains same. | |
98. |
What is the arc voltage in a circuit breaker? |
A. | In phase with the arc current. |
B. | Lagging the arc current by 90° |
C. | . Leading the arc current by 90° |
D. | Lagging the arcing current by 180° |
Answer» B. Lagging the arc current by 90° | |
99. |
Arcing voltage will be the least in case of |
A. | Carbon |
B. | Copper |
C. | Silver |
D. | Tungsten |
Answer» D. Tungsten | |
100. |
How is the initiation of electric arc at the instant of contact separation caused? |
A. | Thermionic emission of electrons. |
B. | Field emission of electrons. |
C. | Both (a) and (b) |
D. | None of these. |
Answer» D. None of these. | |