A1 Lt 15, 17, 18 Flashcards

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1
Q

1 mil is equal to

A

1/1000th of an inch

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2
Q

How do you find CMA

A

the diameter of the wire in mils squared

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2
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MCM and KCM are how many CM

A

1000 CM

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3
Q

What is bigger 1 CM or 1 SM

A

1 SM (square mil)

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4
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What is the factor used to convert CMA to SMA

A

0.7854 or π/4

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5
Q

What is the SM or a conductor with a diameter of 25 mil

A

491 SM

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6
Q

First step when trying to find CMA or SMA

A

Always convert to mils first

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7
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To find the CM of a stranded conductor you must

A

find the CM of one strand and then multiply it by the number of strands

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8
Q

The biggest AWG size is

A

4/0 or 0000 AWG

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9
Q

The larger the AWG # the ______ the resistance

A

greater

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10
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What is the ratio (in CM) between one AWG number

A

1.26

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11
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What happens to the CMA every time the AWG changes by 3 numbers

A

CMA is either doubled or halved

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12
Q

What is the approximate CMA of #10 AWG

A

10000

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13
Q

What is ampacity

A

“Ampacity refers to the rated current carrying capacity of a conductors.”

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14
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allowable ampacity of a conductor varies according to

A

Type of conductor (aluminum or copper)​

Size of conductor ​

Temperature rating of Insulation​

Whether conductor is installed in free air, raceway or cable ​

The surrounding air (ambient) temperature ​

The number of conductors in contact with each other (i.e. in a conduit or cable and where conductors are placed close to others)​

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15
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What is coppers resistivity

16
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What is aluminums resistivity

17
Q

What tables deal with copper conductors ampacity

A

Tables 1 and 2

18
Q

What tables deal with aluminum conductors ampacity

A

Tables 3 and 4

19
Q

What table for the ampacity of flexible cord

20
Q

What table for the ampacity of neutral supported cable

A

tables 36 a and b

21
Q

Line loss is the loss of ____

22
Q

Line drop is the drop of ____