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Question 1 of 12
Q.01 Why do we need symmetrical components?
To calculate balanced faults
To calculate unbalanced faults
To calculate bolted faults
Question 2 of 12
Q.02 Which conditions should be verified in order to find out whether a set of phasors is symmetrical or not?
Equal magnitude
Equal phase angle
Both
Question 3 of 12
Q.03 Which sequence should be followed by phasors in order to assure symmetry?
ABC
ACB
Question 4 of 12
Q.04 What is the difference between ABC system and ACB system?
Phase sequence
Phasor magnitudes
Phase angles
Question 5 of 12
Q.05 How many symmetrical components are generated from a single set of unbalanced phasors?
1
3
6
Question 6 of 12
Q.06 What is the sequence of symmetrical components when the unbalanced phasors have ACB phase sequence?
Positive= ACB; Negative=ACB; Zero=none
Positive= ACB; Negative=ABC; Zero=none
Positive= ABC; Negative=ACB; Zero=none
Question 7 of 12
Q.07 What would be the resultant when we add all three symmetrical components respectively?
A balanced set of phasors
The original unbalanced set of phasors
A different set of phasors
Question 8 of 12
Q.08 How many symmetrical components are generated from a single set of balanced phasors?
Question 9 of 12
Q.09 Why do we need ‘a’ operator?
To define all phasors in terms of one
It is present in the formula
No particular reason
Question 10 of 12
Q.10 Is the ‘a’ operator sequence specific? (different for ABC and ACB phase sequence?)
Yes, in all cases
Yes, in some cases
No
Question 11 of 12
Q.11 What is the benefit of using ‘a’ operator?
Decreases number of variables
Reduces equation complexity
Question 12 of 12
Q.12 How can we find symmetrical components from System phasors?
Iₛᵧₘₘₑₜᵣᵢ𝒸ₐₗ = A * Iₛᵧₛₜₑₘ
Iₛᵧₘₘₑₜᵣᵢ𝒸ₐₗ= A⁻¹ * Iₛᵧₛₜₑₘ
Iₛᵧₘₘₑₜᵣᵢ𝒸ₐₗ = Iₛᵧₛₜₑₘ / A