Power/ Magnetism Flashcards

1
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What are the components in a HRC FUSE LINK

A

Quartz powder, fuse wire, casing

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2
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Key parts in a Cartridge fuse?

A

End caps, Fuse wire, Transparent casing

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3
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What’s the Power Triangle initials?

A
PIV 
                       /      \
                    /           \
                 /       P       \
              / ——— ——\
            /        I         V     \
          ————————
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4
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What is the unit of electrical power?

A

Watts

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5
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How many watts make one horsepower?

A

746

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6
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Complete the following;
When an HRC fuse blows, the _____ powder ______ and fills the gap between the two ends of the fuse ______. Quartz is an _____ , so now no ______ is possible.

A

When an HRC fuse blows, the quartz powder melts and fills the gap between the two ends of the fuse wire. Quartz is an insulator, so now no arc is possible.

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7
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Why is all electrical equipment earthed to the hull of the ship?

A

For safety to prevent a possible lethal electrical shock.

The ships hull has zero earth potential

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8
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What three things can cause an earth fault in a circuit?

A

Dampness, Brittle or hard insulation caused by heat or age, accidental damage.

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9
Q

What is the electrical potential of the sea?

A

0 volts

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10
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Name two types of fuses?

A

Cartridge fuse and High rupturing capacity fuse. (HRC)

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11
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What is the name of the naturally magnetic iron ore

A

Magnetite

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12
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There are lines of force that pass through the space surrounding a magnet, what are these lines called?

A

Lines of magnetic Flux

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13
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What direction do the lines of magnetic flux travel?

A

They leave the magnet at the North Pole and re-enter at the South Pole

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14
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Name 2 types of commonly used permanent magnets.

A

Bar and horseshoe

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15
Q

What happens if 2 like poles are brought close together?

A

There will be a force of repulsion, pushing them apart.

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16
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What happens if 2 un-like poles are brought together?

A

There will be a force of attraction, pulling them together.

17
Q

List 3 materials that, mixed with steel, will produced stronger magnets

A

Nickel, aluminium, cobalt.

18
Q

What is produced around a conductor when a current is passed through it?

A

Lines of magnetic flux

19
Q

Permanent magnet and electro- magnet are two ways of producing a magnet. Name one more.

A

Stroking a permanent magnet along a magnetic material.

20
Q

Select all the requirements needed for magnetism to produce a voltage by induction.

A

An electrical conductor, a magnetic field, relative movement.