Surge arresters - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Lineman Apprentice Distribution 1-1. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. A ______________________ steps down transmission voltage to distribution voltage. a) substation transformer b) pole-top transformer c) regulator d) step-up transformer - Answer- a) substation transformer 1-2. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. In a typical distribution system, electricity at ______________________ voltage is supplied to a customer. a) primary b) nominal c...

Electrical PE Exam Completed with Correct Answers Electrical PE Exam Completed with Correct Answers 1. Inductor impedance equation Z = jwL 2. How can a transformer, motor, or generator be saturated? The voltage/frequency ratio is altered. For example, this happens when excessive voltage is applied to the primary side or the frequency is too low. 3. What are some sources of triplen harmonics? Electronics, CFL lamps, electronics dimmers, etc. 4. What are the effects of triplen harmonic...

Lineman Apprentice Distribution 1-1. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. A ______________________ steps down transmission voltage to distribution voltage. a) substation transformer b) pole-top transformer c) regulator d) step-up transformer - Answer- a) substation transformer 1-2. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. In a typical distribution system, electricity at ______________________ voltage is supplied to a customer. a) primary b) nominal c...

This report describes an investigation into the issues associated with the application of line arresters on the power transmission network rated at 132kV up to 765kV and also the specification of line arresters including how the specification of line arresters differs from the specification of surge arresters used for protecting substation equipment.