UEE Braking MCQ

Sr.
No MCQ
1. Which of the following is not a example of Mechanical Braking ?
1) Vacuum air break

2) Electro pneumatic braking
3) Disc braking
4) Plugging
2. Plugging action needs............................
1)Increasing speed of motor

2)Reversing the direction of motor
3)Decreasing speed of motor
4)Applying mechanical friction
3. During the braking action in DC series motor,the field connection
must be reversed otherwise there will be....................
1)Short Circuit
2)Open Circuit
3)Double Supply voltage
4)None of the above
4. Which element is used in Dynamic braking to dissipate the generated
power ?
1)Capacitor
2)Resistor
3)Inductor
4)Load
5. Regenerative braking is only possible when train is going down the
gradient exceeding.................
1)0.9%
2)0.3%
3)0.6%
4)1%
6. Which of the following is condition for Induction Generation ?
1)Ns < Nr
2)Ns > Nr
3)Ns = Nr
4)None of the above
7. Which of the following is not advantage of Regenerative Braking ?
1)Less Maintenance Cost

2)Life is more than any other braking system
3)Up gradient motion is possible
4)60% to 80% kinetic energy generated
8. Regenerative braking is possible only when.................
1)Eg > V
2)Eg < V
3)Eg = V
4)None of the above
9. Which of the following motor is not used in paper mills ?
1)DC Shunt Motor

2)DC Series Motor
3)Synchronous Motor
4)Scharge Motor
10. Which of the following statement is not related to ERB ?
1)Stator Pole Changing for Generation of EMF

2)Nr > Ns
3)Eg < V
4)DC series motor requires separate field excitation
1. ……… is defined as the mean of the candle power of source in all directions in
horizontal plane.
I. MHCP
II. MSCP
III. MHSCP
IV. MSBTE
2. ………. is the average of all candle powers in all direction in all planes.
I. MHCP
II. MSCP
III. MHSCP
IV. CRI
3. ………. is defined as the mean of the candle power of source in all directions above or
below the horizontal plane.
I. MHCP
II. MSCP
III. MHSCP
IV. CRI
4. ………. is defined as luminous flux falling per unit area.
I. Lux
II. Lumen
III. Candle power
IV. Reduction power
5. …………. is defined as the ratio of the total luminous flux emitting from the source to
its electrical power input in watts.
I. Lamp efficiency
II. Specific consumption
III. Reduction power
IV. All of the above
6. Absorption factor is always …………
I. More than 1
II. Less than 1
III. Equal to 1
IV. Less than -1
7. ………. is defined as the ratio of luminous flux leaving the surface to the luminous flux
incident on it.
I. Maintenance factor
II. Depreciation factor
III. Reflection factor
IV. Light loss factor
8. Depreciation factor is always ………….
I. More than 1
II. Less than 1
III. 0.999999
IV. Less than -1
9. …………. is the ability of a light source to show surface colours as they should be at
actual.
I. Maintenance factor
II. Illumination
III. Colour rendering
IV. Lux
10. When light falls on surface, it becomes visible, this phenomenon is called as ………..
I. Lux
II. CRI
III. Candle power
IV. Illumination
11. The total energy radiated by a source of light in all directions in unit is called ………..
I. Luminous flux
II. Reflection factor
III. CRI
IV. Depreciation factor
12. CRI below 50 is …….
I. Excellent
II. Good
III. Poor
IV. None of the above
1. The metal surfaces, for electrical resistance welding, must be
…………………
(a) lubricated
(b) cleaned
(c) moistened
(d) rough
2. For arc welding, D.C. is produced by which of the following?

(a) Motor-generator set
(b) Regulator
(c) Transformer
(d) None of the above
3. Which of the following equipment is generally used for arc

welding?
(a) Single phase alternator
(b) Two phase alternator
(c) Three phase alternator
(d) Transformer
4. Resistance welding cannot be used for

(a) dielectric
(b) ferrous materials
(c) nonferrous metals
(d) any of the above
5. Electric arc welding process produces temperature up to

(a) 1000°C
(b) 1500°C
(c) 3500°C
(d) 5550°C
6. In arc welding, major personal hazards are

(a) flying sparks
(b) weld spatter
(c) harmful infrared and ultra-violet rays from the arc
(d) all of the above
7. In spot welding composition and thickness of the base metal

decides
(a) the amount of squeeze pressure
(b) hold time
(c) the amount of weld current
(d) all of the above
8. For arc welding, current range is usually

(a) 10 to 15 A
(b) 30 to 40 A
(c) 50 to 100 A
(d) 100 to 350 A
9. Spot welding is used for

(a) thin metal sheets
(b) rough and irregular surfaces
(c) costings only
(d) thick sections
10. In D.C. arc welding

(a) electrode is made positive and workpiece negative
(b) electrode is made negative and workpiece positive
(c) both electrodes, as well as workpiece, are made positive
(d) both electrodes, as well as workpiece, are made negative
Electrical drives
SR. NO. MCQ REMARK

1. Which of the following is not the advantage of electric Ans :- B
drives?
A. it require less maintenance

B. it is a self content
C. no stand by losses
D. can be remote controlled
2. In case of group drive which of the following sentence is Ans:- B

correct
1. single large capacity Electric drive is used
2. run number of machines through along a
common shaft
3. overload capacity of group drive is less
A. only 2
B. 1&2
C. 3
D. All 1, 2& 3
3. The drive which is consist of single large job is separated Ans:- C

by number of electric drive is called as
A. group drive
B. individual drive
C. multi-motor drive
D. none of the above
4. Which of the following are/is the applications of individual Ans:- C

electric drive?
A. Textile industry
B. Car manufacturing industry
C. Lathe machine
D. All of the above
5. What is the main purpose of enclosure provided to Ans:- E
machine?
A. To provide protection against the entry of dust and

moisture
B. Because it gives mechanical support
C. For the protection of internal parts of motor
D. To protect the operator against live and moving
parts
E. all of the above
6. Which of the following load condition shows the Ans:- C

continuous operation short time loading?
A.
B.
C.
D.
7. Which of the following is not the type of indirect Ans:- D

transmission drive?
A. Chain drive
B. Gear drive
C. Rope drive
D. Flexible coupling drive
8. What is the condition for load equilization? Ans:-B
A. The characteristics of motor is as load increases

speed always remain constant
B. Driving motor always has to run in one direction
C. It should be frequent starting and stopping
D. All the above
9. Which type electric drive is used in cranes? Ans:-A
A. Multi-motor
B. Group
C. Individual
D. Both A &C
10. Which of the following drive is also called as Line shaft Ans:- B
drive?
A. Individual drive
B. Group drive
C. Multi-motor drive
D. None of the above
11. ___ Duty cycle consist of frequent on load and off-load Ans:-B
period.
A. Short Time duty

B. Intermittent duty
C. the variable load
D. constant Load
12. The basic element of an electric drives are Ans:-B
A. Electric motor and the transmission system

B. Electric motor, the transmission and control system
C. The transmission and control system
D. Electric motor and conversion equipment
13. Noise of motor is produced is due to Ans:- E
A. Vibration
B. Bad foundation
C. Magnetic pulsation
D. Friction
E. All the above
14. Sleeve bearing is not suitable for induction because Ans:-D
A. More air gap should be required to kept in between

the stator and rotor
B. Maintenance cost is more
C. It does not produce noise
D. Both A& B
15. A certain motor has to perform the following duty cycle Ans:-A
(i) 100 kW for 10 min
(ii) 50 kW for 8 min
(iii) No load for 10 min
(iv) 150 kW for 5 min
The above duty cycle is repeated continuously. Assuming
heating is proportional to square of the current, Calculate
the suitable size of a motor fitting the above requirement
in HP.
A. 114.11 HP
B. 83.93 HP
C. 66.667 HP
D. 263 HP
16. A constant speed motor has the following duty cycle: Ans:- B
1. Load rising linearly from 200 kw to 500 kw in 4
minutes.
2. Uniform load of 400 kw for 2 minutes.
3. Regenerative power returned to supply reducing
linearly from 400 kw to zero in 3 minutes.
4. Remains idle for 4 minutes.
Determine power rating of motor, assuming losses to be
proportional to (power)2
A. 277.35 HP
B. 277.35 Kw
C. 263.193 kw
D. 180 HP
MCQ ON ELEVATORS
1. What is the maximum load capacity of elevator is

considered…?
A. 34 kg/sq. ft
B. 45 kg/sq. ft
C. 68 kg/sq. ft
D. 57 kg/sq. ft
2. Average weight of passenger is assumed in Elevator is….?

A. 48 kg/person
B. 75 kg/person
C. 69 kg/person
D. 68 kg/person
3. The place where electrical machine of elevator is installed is

known as...?
A. Power House
B. Pent House
C. Rho House
D. Elevator car House
4. What is the unit of speed in case of elevator?

A. Nm/sq
B. feet/ min
C. km/hr
D. m/min
5. What is the function of car safety switch?

A. It avoids over travel
B. It controls the speed
C. It protects the car
D. It operates the car
6. What is the function of Phase reversal protective relay used in
elevators?
A. For a ON-OFF purpose
B. For protection against over current fault
C. It as good as single-phase preventer, it protects motor to
run on single phasing
D. It avoids motor to run in reverse direction
7. Bombay lift act…

A. 1934
B. 1938
C. 1943
D. 1939
8. Which of the following motors is used for elevators?

A. Induction motor
B. Synchronous motor
C. Capacitor start single phase motor
D. Any of the above
9. What is the Speed of Elevator in Residential Buildings?

A. 100 to 200 feet/ min
B. 200 to 400 feet/ min
C. 100 to 150 feet/ min
D. 400 to 850 feet/ min
10. What is the function of Over travel switch….?

A. It avoids over travel
B. It controls the speed
C. It controls the speed
D. In case of emergency this switch is operated

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1. Which of the following is not a example of Mechanical Braking ?

1) Vacuum air break

1)Increasing speed of motor

6. Which of the following is condition for Induction Generation ?

1)Less Maintenance Cost

9. Which of the following motor is not used in paper mills ?

1)DC Shunt Motor

1)Stator Pole Changing for Generation of EMF

2. For arc welding, D.C. is produced by which of the following?

3. Which of the following equipment is generally used for arc

4. Resistance welding cannot be used for

5. Electric arc welding process produces temperature up to

6. In arc welding, major personal hazards are

7. In spot welding composition and thickness of the base metal

8. For arc welding, current range is usually

9. Spot welding is used for

10. In D.C. arc welding

SR. NO. MCQ REMARK

A. it require less maintenance

2. In case of group drive which of the following sentence is Ans:- B

3. The drive which is consist of single large job is separated Ans:- C

4. Which of the following are/is the applications of individual Ans:- C

A. To provide protection against the entry of dust and

6. Which of the following load condition shows the Ans:- C

7. Which of the following is not the type of indirect Ans:- D

8. What is the condition for load equilization? Ans:-B

A. The characteristics of motor is as load increases

A. Short Time duty

12. The basic element of an electric drives are Ans:-B

A. Electric motor and the transmission system

13. Noise of motor is produced is due to Ans:- E

A. More air gap should be required to kept in between

1. What is the maximum load capacity of elevator is

2. Average weight of passenger is assumed in Elevator is….?

3. The place where electrical machine of elevator is installed is

4. What is the unit of speed in case of elevator?

5. What is the function of car safety switch?

7. Bombay lift act…

8. Which of the following motors is used for elevators?

9. What is the Speed of Elevator in Residential Buildings?

10. What is the function of Over travel switch….?

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