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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)

DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
The circuit breaker generally used in railway traction is

Vacuum CB
Bulk Oil CB
Minimum Oil CB
Air break CB

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
What type of insulator is used if the direction of the transmission line is to be changed?

Shakle type
Strain type
Suspebsion type
Pin type

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
At time t= 0+ , with zero initial condition, which of the following acts as a short circuit?

Voltage source
Conductor
Capacitor
Resistor

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
If the percentage reactance of the system upto the point of fault is 20% and the base kVA is 10,000 the short ciruit kVA is

60 MVA
50 MVA
20 MVA
10 MVA

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Short circuit kVA = Base kVA/%X

DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
If the excitation of a synchronous generator fails, it acts as a

Synchronous generator
Induction generator
Synchronous motor
Induction motor

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if excitation of synchronous generator fails, operate as induction motor

DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
The bus bar zone faults are generally

Phase to phase faults
Single line to ground faults
Three phase short ciruits
Double line to ground faults

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