GETCO Exam Paper (22-07-2015) Shunt capacitors in a substation delivers lagging VAR consumes lagging VAR deliver active power consume active power delivers lagging VAR consumes lagging VAR deliver active power consume active power ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
GETCO Exam Paper (22-07-2015) The PU impedance of a 1089 MVA, 33 kV generator is 1, the ohmic value of its impedance is: 10 1 0.5 100 10 1 0.5 100 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
GETCO Exam Paper (22-07-2015) Two watt meter method for 3 phase circuit is preferred over other methods because it can be used for balanced or unbalanced load PF of the load can also be estimated it can be used for star or delta connected load all are correct it can be used for balanced or unbalanced load PF of the load can also be estimated it can be used for star or delta connected load all are correct ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
GETCO Exam Paper (22-07-2015) Which of the following is not function of substation batteries? emergency lighting circuits provide supply to the excitation system operating protective relay systems operating automatic control circuits emergency lighting circuits provide supply to the excitation system operating protective relay systems operating automatic control circuits ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
GETCO Exam Paper (22-07-2015) The constraints that are to be met with while solving UC problem are all are correct Spinning reserve Minimum down time Minimum up time all are correct Spinning reserve Minimum down time Minimum up time ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
GETCO Exam Paper (22-07-2015) The rating of given on the name plate of a transformer indicates the: Apparent power which it can supply True power whichh it draws from the supply mains Apparent power which it draws from the supply mains True power which it can supply Apparent power which it can supply True power whichh it draws from the supply mains Apparent power which it draws from the supply mains True power which it can supply ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP The rating of given on the name plate of a transformer indicates the:Apparent power which it can supply S=V( supplied voltage)*I (load current)active power = v* i*cosφreactive power = v* i*sinφ