Marine Electrotechnology. Test 2

Under normal conditions, the electric power for services supplied from the emergency switchboard is supplied from:

A compressed air driven generator.
The main diesel generator or shaft generator.
An emergency battery charger.
Emergency batteries

When a large motor load suddenly is disconnected from the switchboard and the generator is AVR controlled, the voltage will:

Remain approximately constant, due to governor action.
Initially rise, then reset to the set value.
Initially fall, then reset to the set value.
Remain approximately constant, due to AVR action.

Choose the group of electrical power supplies that best fits the identification of 'Mains'

Batteries and No. 1 diesel
No. 1 diesel and No. 2 diesel
Emergency diesel and batteries
Shaft generator and emergency diesel

A motor is protected by a thermal overcurrent relay. After tripping on overload it will not be possible to reset the overcurrent relay because the:

Bimetallic strips need time to cool down
Oil dash-pot has also to be reset.
Starter isolator automatically applies an interlock.
Line contactor spring also has to be reset

A ships 3 - phase a.c. circuit has 440 V and 220 V transformer linked sections. The effect of a single earth fault on a 220 V line will cause the following earth lamp indication:

In 440 V section: Two lamps bright. In 220 V section: Two lamps bright.
In 440 section: All lamps equally bright. In 220 section: All lamps dark.
In 440 V section: All lamps equally bright. In 220 V section: One lamp dim.
In 440 V section: One lamp dim. In 220 V section: One lamp dim.

After main power is restored, a timed sequential restart of motor-driven auxiliaries is necessary to avoid:

Generator overload due to many motors starting at simultaneously
Overloading creating earth faults
Overvoltage due to current surges
Over-frequency due to overspeed of generator

An earth fault exists on the blue line of a 100 A bilge pump circuit. A second earth fault occurs on the yellow line of a 10 A ventilation fan circuit. The likely outcome is that:

An open circuit occurs between earth fault and both motors trip out
Both motors trip out on overload
A short circuit occurs between earth fault and the bilge pump fuse blows
A short circuit occurs between earth faults and the ventilation fan fuse blows

A 3-phase A.C. induction motor is running normally at its rated current of 150 A when a single phasing fault (open circuit) occurs in one line. The likely outcome will be:

Line currents: 150 A,150 A,150 A. Trip condition: fuses blow on short circuit.
Line currents: 75 A, 75 A, 75 A. Trip condition: no trip but speed falls.
Line currents: 0 A, 150 A, 300 A. Trip condition: trip on overload.
Line currents: 0 A, 180 A, 180 A. Trip condition: trip on overload.

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Marine Electrotechnology. Test 2

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