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1. The document provides 10 multiple choice questions regarding electrical engineering concepts such as transmission lines, transformers, synchronous motors, and load factors. 2. Questions 1-5 address formulas for converting percentage reactance to ohmic values, how reactance changes with voltage, transformer connections, equivalent circuits for synchronous motors, and calculating per unit impedance. 3. Questions 6-10 cover topics like calculating load factor, how cutting a transmission line affects its impedance, velocity factors of cables, standard antenna socket impedances, and the type of feedline to use near grounded metal objects.

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Per Unit Question

1. The document provides 10 multiple choice questions regarding electrical engineering concepts such as transmission lines, transformers, synchronous motors, and load factors. 2. Questions 1-5 address formulas for converting percentage reactance to ohmic values, how reactance changes with voltage, transformer connections, equivalent circuits for synchronous motors, and calculating per unit impedance. 3. Questions 6-10 cover topics like calculating load factor, how cutting a transmission line affects its impedance, velocity factors of cables, standard antenna socket impedances, and the type of feedline to use near grounded metal objects.

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PER UNIT QUESTION:

1. The percentage reactance can be converted into ohmic value with the following formula
(A) X(ohms)=X(%)*100*kV2 /kVA
(B) X(ohms)=X(%)*1000*kV2 /kVA
(C) X(ohms)=X(%)*kV2 /(1000*kVA)
Ans. None of the above
2. A transmission line has a pu reactance of 30 %. If the working voltage is now increased
to 110% of its original voltage ( the MVA rating of the line remaining the same), the pu
reactance of the line will now be
(A) 33%
(B) 36.3%
(C) 24.8%
Ans: (c)
3. A bank of three single-phase transformers is star-star connected and has a % reactance of
10%. The same bank is then converted to satisfy rated star-delta connections. The per
cent reactance of the transformer will now be
(A) 10/ 3
(B) 10

(C) 10 %
Ans: (c)

4. Which among these is the equivalent circuit for the synchronous motor?

(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)

Only a
Only b
Only c
Only d
(E) None of these
Answer is a

5. What will be the per unit impedance of a synchronous motor having a rating of 100 kVA,
13.2 kV and having a reactance of 75 / ph?
(A) 0.043 pu
(B) 0.057 pu
(C) 0.036 pu
(D) 0.298 pu
Answer is A

6. An industrial consumer hall a daily load pattern of 2000 KW , 0.8 lag for 12 Hra and
1000 KW UPF for 1J Hr. The load factor i=____.

(A) 0.5
(B) 0.75
(C) 0.6
(D) 2.0
Answer is C

TRANSMISSION LINE:
7. The characteristic impedance of a 20 metre length of transmission line is 52 ohm. If 10
metres is cut off, the impedance will be:
(A) 13 ohm
(B) 26 ohm
(C) 39 ohm
(D) 52 ohm
Answer is d
8. The velocity factor of a coaxial cable with solid polythene dielectric is about:
(A) 0.66
(B) 0.1
(C) 0.8
(D) 1.0
Answer is A
9. The designed output impedance of the antenna socket of most modern transmitters is
nominally:
(A) 25 ohm
(B) 50 ohm
(C) 75 ohm
(D) 100 ohm
Answer is b

10. If an antenna feedline must pass near grounded metal objects, the following type should
be used:
(A) 75 ohm twinlead
(B) 300 ohm twinlead

(C) 600 ohm open-wire


(D) coaxial cable
Answer is d

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