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NATIONAL ELECTRICAL JATC APPRENTICE LINEMAN TEST GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
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medium cable - Correct Answers - cable rated at up to 35,000 volts. 133 % insulation level - Correct Answers - must have adequate assurance that the faulted section will be cleared within 1 hour. employee - Correct Answers - has legal rights and is entitled to protection for safety on the job. fall arrest system - Correct Answers - must be worn when preparing to install a termination from an aerial bucket. insulating tape - Correct Answers - is a highly conformable, self-fusing ethylene propylene rubber (EPR) tape that may have a 'snakeskin' liner that is easily removed as the tape is applied. annular conductor - Correct Answers - is generally used for sizes above 1,000 MCM to help combat the 'skin effect' problem. poor workmanship - Correct Answers - is a common cause due to strands of material left in joint. tape splice - Correct Answers - requires that the cable insulation ends are penciled in addition to the normal cable cutbacks. insulation shield - Correct Answers - must be carefully removed to leave a smooth, square leading edge to minimize electrical stresses. low-voltage secondary cables - Correct Answers - generally consist of conductor strands, insulations, and sometimes an outer jacket. poorly grounded cables - Correct Answers - are vulnerable to outages and to being damaged by surges. Rural Utility Service (RUS) - Correct Answers - introduced regulations stating that a jacketed cable must be grounded a minimum of 4 ground(s) per mile to reduce shield voltages to 25 volts or less.
multiple grounds - Correct Answers - will induce currents in the metallic shield, which reduces the cable's overall ampacity. termination procedures - Correct Answers - for low-voltage secondary cables are far more complex than high-voltage primary cables. external ground - Correct Answers - should be provided that is connected to the cable shield at the base of the termination; it should be installed even if it is not used. Corona - Correct Answers - is another name for a partial discharge. splice jacket - Correct Answers - provides mechanical protection and moisture sealing. Insulation - Correct Answers - covers the entire splice insulation. splice kits - Correct Answers - are easier and faster to install but are sensitive to the proper kit selection, cable preparation dimensions, and unique installation steps. bushing well - Correct Answers - is an apparatus bushing component that forms a cavity to accept an accessory. 200 - ampere elbows - Correct Answers - are sized to fit up to 4/0 AWG copper or 250 kcmil aluminum conductor. 600 - ampere connecting component - Correct Answers - made of copper instead of aluminum is rated at 900 A. IEEE 386 - Correct Answers - states that elbows are available in 2 general categories. 600 - ampere elbows - Correct Answers - are designed to operate as a dead break only. bonding - Correct Answers - neutralizes shielding currents and reduces fault currents. bonding - Correct Answers - The advantage of bonding is that it neutralizes shielding currents and reduces fault currents. soldering - Correct Answers - The traditional method of connecting a cable accessory's metallic ground to a cable's metallic shield. grounding locations - Correct Answers - Two grounding locations can reduce fault currents by dividing the current between them. spring clamp - Correct Answers - The live action of the spring clamp performs poorly when fault currents and other surges occur.
poor workmanship - Correct Answers - When installing an underground system, poor workmanship is the main cause of future cable failure. C-clamp type tool - Correct Answers - The C-clamp type tool grounds the line when it is in contact with the concentric and when the point is turned and driven into the conductor. system inspection - Correct Answers - During a piece-by-piece system inspection, look for equipment that may be loose or damaged. inspection hazards - Correct Answers - During an inspection, look for burn marks, smoke discoloration, damaged or loose equipment, or animals, people, traffic, vehicles that can also cause outages. fan placement - Correct Answers - The fan used for delivering air into a permit-required space should be at least 10 feet away from the opening. oxygen content - Correct Answers - Oxygen content within a permit-required confined space must be between 19.5% and 23.5%. stress relief material (SRM) - Correct Answers - Stress relief material (SRM) is also referred to as jacketing or semi-conductive insulation.