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A series of questions and answers covering load calculations and branch feeder circuits in electrical engineering, aligning with the national electrical code (nec). it's valuable for students learning about electrical systems, providing practical application of nec standards and calculations for various scenarios, including motor loads, lighting, and voltage drop. The questions test understanding of ampacity, overcurrent protection, and load calculations, essential for electrical system design and troubleshooting.
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According to the NEC®, the ampacity of branch circuit conductors must be derated when there are more than how many current-carrying conductors in a raceway?
3
Air conditioning overcurrent protective devices can never exceed what percentage of the motor-rated load current or the branch circuit selection current (whichever is greater)?
225%
Conductors must be derated when installed in conduit
on or above rooftops
Continuous loads are calculated at what percentage of the maximum current rating of the overcurrent device?
80%
For a given load and length, the branch circuit voltage drop should not exceed
3%
For resistance welders, the rating for the overcurrent protection device should not exceed what percentage of the primary current rating of the welder?
300%
Show window lighting is calculated at 200VA per linear foot plus
125%
The allowable ampacity for eleven No. 12 THHN copper conductors in a cable must be adjusted by
50%
The load for 10' of multi-outlet assembly used to supply several loads simultaneously is
1,800VA
The maximum size dual-element fuse for a 40hp, 3Ø, 460V motor with a Design Letter D is
100A
What is the demand load for one household range with a nameplate rating of 11.75kW, 240V, 1Ø?
8kW
What is the motor full-load current for a motor with a nameplate rating of 50hp, 460V, 3Ø?
65A
What is the required circuit ampacity of a noncontinuous, single-phase load of 8.5kW at 277V?
30.69A
What is the required circuit ampacity for a noncontinuous, three-phase load of 6kW at 208V?
16.65A
What is the total ampacity for a 120V branch circuit consisting of four duplex receptacles rated noncontinuous duty and six duplex receptacles rated continuous duty?
17.25A
What is the total load required by the NEC® for two appliance branch circuits plus a laundry branch circuit?
4,500VA
What is the voltage drop for a 120V, single-phase, two-wire branch circuit, 100' long, using copper conductors of 6,530 circular mils with a noncontinuous load of 13A? 5.14V
5.14V
What size copper conductor would be required for a 240V, 1Ø circuit supplying a noncontinuous load of 27.5A at a distance of 145', and a maximum voltage drop of 3%?
No. 10
When connected to 15A or 20A multi-outlet general-purpose branch circuits, which of the following shall not exceed 50% of the branch circuit ampere rating?
Fastened-in-place utilization equipment