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NCCER Electrical Level 2 Module 9 'Grounding and
Bonding'
1.
NEC Article 250
.: is the primary governing article
for the
proper
use and
installation
of grounding and bounding.
2.
Suppose a loose connection has been exposed bare conductor
and it con- tacts the edge of a metal enclosure. Is this an example
of a short circuit or a
ground fault?: ground fault
3.
A single-phase system has two legs, Leg A and Leg B. If Leg A is
carrying 50A and Leg B is carrying 45A, the current carried by the
neutral is
.: 50A-45A=5A
(Leg A- Leg B)
4. Assuming the use of 75 degrees Celsius copper conductors, a 200A
commer-
cial services would require?: 3/0 service conductors
5. A
ground rod must be installed in a coastal location and can only be
driven halfway before encountering a rock shelf. One alternative is to
.: burry the
rod in a trench at least 30" (750 mm) deep
6.
The EGC for a flexible metal conduit connection to a
motor supplied with a 20A circuit
.: 12 AWG copper
7. When using nonmetallic boxes with type NM cable, the grounding
wire
.:
is
not
required
to
be
connected
to
the
box
8.
When grounding at more than one building, the
GEC at the second building is sized using
.:
NEC Table 250.66
9.
If the voltage
drop between a grounding electrode and an auxiliary potential
electrode is 10V and a current of 10A is passed between an
auxiliary current
electrode and the grounding electrode, the
resistance is .: 1 ohm
10. When completing a three-point test, the potential electrode is
placed at
pf3
pf4
pf5

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NCCER Electrical Level 2 Module 9 'Grounding and

Bonding'

  1. NEC Article 250 .: is the primary governing article for the proper use and installation of grounding and bounding.
  2. Suppose a loose connection has been exposed bare conductor and it con- tacts the edge of a metal enclosure. Is this an example of a short circuit or a ground fault?: ground fault
  3. A single-phase system has two legs, Leg A and Leg B. If Leg A is carrying 50A and Leg B is carrying 45A, the current carried by the neutral is .: 50A-45A=5A (Leg A- Leg B)
  4. Assuming the use of 75 degrees Celsius copper conductors, a 200A commer- cial services would require?: 3/0 service conductors
  5. A ground rod must be installed in a coastal location and can only be driven halfway before encountering a rock shelf. One alternative is to .: burry the rod in a trench at least 30" (750 mm) deep
  6. The EGC for a flexible metal conduit connection to a motor supplied with a 20A circuit .: 12 AWG copper
  7. When using nonmetallic boxes with type NM cable, the grounding wire .: is not required to be connected to the box
  8. When grounding at more than one building, the GEC at the second building is sized using .: NEC Table 250.
  9. If the voltage drop between a grounding electrode and an auxiliary potential electrode is 10V and a current of 10A is passed between an auxiliary current electrode and the grounding electrode, the resistance is .: 1 ohm
  10. When completing a three-point test, the potential electrode is placed at

2 / .: 62% of the current electrode distance

  1. Item B in Figure RQ represents the .: ungrounded conductors (Hot)
  2. Item E in Figure RQ represents the .: grounding electrode conductor
  3. Item C in Figure RQ represents the .: grounded conductor (Neutral)
  4. Item F in Figure RQ represents the .: main bonding jumper
  5. The conducting connection, whether intentional or accidental, between any of the conductors of an electrical system is known as a .: short circuit
  6. Which conductor(S) are grounded on a single-phase, three- wire, 120/240V system?: Neutral
  7. Residential electrical services are grounded by connecting the grounded conductor to a grounding electrode at the .: neutral bus in the main panelboard
  8. A single-phase system has two legs, Leg A and Leg B. If Leg A is carrying 35A and Leg B is carrying 30A, the current carried by the neutral is .: 35A-30A=5A (Leg A - Leg B)
  9. A concrete-encased electrode used for service grounding must be covered with a minimum of .: 2" (50 mm) of concrete
  10. Which of the following is an NEC violation when used as a grounding electrode?: An underground gas line
  11. The maximum distance allowed by the NEC to connect a grounding conduc- tor to a water pipe after the pipe enters the building is .: 10' (3 m)
  12. Which of the following is used to connect a ground rod with a grounding conductor?: A grounding clamp
  13. All of the following are suitable materials for ground rods, except. A. Stainless steel B. galvanized steel

4 / ter-tapped transformer, the neutral conductor would carry amperes.: 0

  1. Systems less than 50V are required to be grounded if the supply voltage to the transformer exceeds to ground.: 150V
  2. Circuits that cannot be grounded include certain circuits for cranes, elec- trolytic cells, secondary circuits on lighting systems, and isolated power sys- tems in .: Healthcare Facilities
  3. Systems are solidly grounded to limit the during normal opera- tion and to prevent excessive voltages due to lightning and line surges.: voltage to ground
  4. Grounding methods include an underground water pipe in direct contact with the earth for no less than .: 10'
  5. The size of the grounding electrode conductor is based on the size of the .: service entrance conductors
  6. The size of the EGC is determined by the .: size of overcurrent device that is protecting the system
  7. A ll receptacles used in residential applications must be of the type.: grounding
  8. Electrical is the key to successful clearing of ground faults.: continuity
  9. The size of the bonding jumper on the supply side is based on the size of the in each raceway.: service entrance conductor
  10. The two main purposes of the neutral in a grounded system are to permit utilization of power at line-to-neutral voltage and .: To provide low impendence return path for flow of fault current to the source and to facilitate the operation of the overcurrent devices in the circuit.

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  1. When a main bonding jumper is required by the NEC, the jumper .: cannot be less than 12.5% of the area of the largest phase conductor.
  2. An acceptable grounding electrode is a(n) .: metal frame of a building which is ettectively grounded
  3. Rod, pipe, and plate electrodes must have a resistance to ground of at least .: 25 ohms or less.
  4. Ultimately, the ground fault is cleared when the .: Over current devices are opened
  5. Which type of system is required to be grounded?: AC Systems over 1K Volts
  6. The minimum length allowed for driven ground rods under normal condi- tions is .: 8'
  7. The minimum diameter of galvanized pipe allowed for a grounding elec- trode is .: 3/4"
  8. Where there is a requirement to add a second grounding electrode, the two electrodes must be spaced at least .: 6' apart
  9. A ground ring consisting of 20' of No.2 bare copper must be buried no less than .: 2.5' below grade
  10. A ground test utilizing an earth ground resistance tester is known as the .: 3 point method
  11. Grounding requirements for AC systems are contained in .: NEC sections 250.20 and 250.
  12. Which of the following describes bounding?: Connecting to establish electrical continuity and conductivity.
  13. Plate electrodes made of copper must be at least .: 0.06" thick
  14. The unintentional electrically conducting connection