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RSMSSB JE Electrical Engineering SHIFT 1 2020

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Duration 180 mins
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2020 · Unclassified
RSMSSB JE Electrical Engineering SHIFT 1 2020
Relationship between phase current (Iph) and line current (IL) of three phase delta connections is:
A
B
C
D
2
2020 · Unclassified
RSMSSB JE Electrical Engineering SHIFT 1 2020
What is the frequency of the waveform shown below?
A
75 Hz
B
50 Hz
C
100 Hz
D
25 Hz
3
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RSMSSB JE Electrical Engineering SHIFT 1 2020
When three 10-ohm resistors are connected in star across a 400 Volts AC 3-phase supply, each resistor must have a power rating-
A
16000W
B
5290 W
C
5333 W
D
4600 W
4
2020 · Unclassified
RSMSSB JE Electrical Engineering SHIFT 1 2020
In a three-unit insulator rating, voltage across the lowest unit is 17.5 kV and string efficiency is 84 .28%. The total voltage across the string will be equal to-
A
442.5 kV
B
8.825 kV
C
88.25 kV
D
44 .25 kV
5
2020 · Unclassified
RSMSSB JE Electrical Engineering SHIFT 1 2020
Fuse is always connected:
A
any where
B
in series with the circuit to be protected in phase
C
in earth wire
D
in neutral wire
6
2020 · Unclassified
RSMSSB JE Electrical Engineering SHIFT 1 2020
The basic purpose of earthing is:
A
to stop current to flow in circuit
B
to avoid faults
C
to allow current to flow in circuit
D
to protect the operator from electric shock