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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)

DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
Which type of back up protection is widely used for the protection of transmission lines?

Remote backup
Breaker backup
Relay backup
Control backup

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
Reactance relay is used to protect against

Both phase and earth faults
Phase faults only
Earth faults only
Over voltage faults

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
In the protection of transformers, harmonic restraint is used to guard against

Lightning
Magnetizing inrush current
Switching over voltages
Unbalanced protection

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Initial inrush of magnetizing currents have high component of even and odd harmonics.
2nd - 63%
3rd -26.8%
4th- 5.1%
5th- 4.1%
6th- 3.7
7th-2.4

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

Bulk Oil CB
Air break CB
Vacuum CB
Minimum Oil CB

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
Permittivity is expressed in terms of

Weber /m
farad/sq. m.
N/m
Farad/m

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
In carrier current protection, the purpose of the wave trap is for

Trapping high frequency waves entering into generator/transformer unit.
All of these
Tripping fault current
Trapping power frequency waves

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