Why a person shoud work with one hand when working with an electrical circuit?

Q: When does current flow in a circuit? What makes current flow in a circuit?

A: Current is the flow of electrons in an circuits per seconds. Now for electrons to flow the cir uit…

Q: what industry does cleaning equipment for electronic devices belong?

A: Scrubbers are used to remove stains from areas with hard floors. They're perfect for large…

Q: During electric interruption, what is being lose? Is it the voltage source, electric current or…

A: Electric interruption                  In Computer systems and other electronic devices that…

Q: Electrical Engineering If a piece of new equipment that will be installed in a building has a…

A: A device to function properly, it must be connected to its rated supply. If a device is connected to…

Q: Short answer. Explain meter loading and why it is important to consider.

A: Meter Loading  Meter loading is generally seen in electrical devices used to measure the voltage and…

Q: Q22. (a). Mention any four items must be available in the maintenance manual. (b). Draw the diagram…

A: For maintaining the system for its best performance or long life there is need of the proper method…

Q: How can I be safe with electricity?

A: Always use gloves while working with electrical equipment and gloves must be insulated. While…

Q: What should a multimeter NOT DO when testing sophisticated equipment such as medical equipment?

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Q: To test a voltage, should the circuit be energized?

A: To ensure the safety of the personnel carrying out the electrical repairing work, the circuit or…

Q: How fuse and circuit breaker is different?

A: Fuse is the electrical device which is made by the porcelain, glass or the plastic  material which…

Q: 7. What is the effect of potentiometer when short-circuited?

A: A potentiometer is a variable resistor and in this the resistance is manually assorted to control…

Q: Why is electrical safety very important at home and at the school or workplace?

A: The flow of electrons within a conductor produces electric current. The flow of electric current is…

Q: As per NEC, how a qualified electrician is defined?

A: In Article 100 of NEC, definition of "Qualified Electrician"  mentioned. As per NEC " One who has…

Q: True or false : A typical electrician hard hat is made from conductive plastic?

A: In this question we need to check the given statement is true or false

Q: Briefly write the method of work of UPS?

A: UPS :  Uninterruptible Power Supply . IT MEANS WHENEVER THERE IS A POWER SOURCES SHUT OFF THEN WE…

Q: What happen if you followed the basic electrical rules?

A: If we followed the basic electrical rules following circumstances would not happen: - Contact with…

Q: Explain safe work practice requirements for Non-Electrical Workers?

A: Electricity is a form of energy which arises due to flow of electrical power or charge. It is a…

Q: Explain the procedure to handle the "cast resign

A: In these units, coils are enveloped in resign by process of moulding. The transformer coils are…

Q: What is a short circuit and how does it cause a fire?

A: What is a short circuit and how does it cause a fire?Short circuit:

Q: What screw size is use to secure a lighting outlet ?

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Q: hich type of resistivity tool can be used in a well which has been drilled with oil ist all factors…

A: As per Bartleby guidelines I can not give answer of more than three subparts of the question.

Q: 5. Define protective device coordination. Why it is important in electrical power systems?

A: coordination describes the design of an electrical system in which the upstream protective devices…

Q: Explain Coordination between fuses and over current protective devices.

A: Overcurrent is current that excels the ampere rating of conductors, devices, or equipment under the…

Q: a) High Voltages are preferred for Transmission of Electricity. Why?

A: As per the guidelines, we supposed to answer one question at a time so please ask other questions…

Q: How is an ammeter connected into a circuit

A: An ammeter is an apparatus which is used to compute current in the circuit. An ammeter has a fixed…

Q: Describe a situation where you would need to use a combination single-pole/three-way switch.

A: In the installation of Dimmer switches we generally use the combination of single pole and three way…

Q: Can someone help in proposing a new or revised electrical gadget or device for safety purposes

A: Electrical device for safety purposes: Fuse: A fuse is an electrical safety device that has the…

Q: A switch is also an electrical conductor that serves as a mechanism to conveniently "open or close"…

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Q: High Voltages are preferred for Transmission of Electricity. Why?

A: The explanation is as follows.

Q: In what ways can the act of measurement cause a disturbance in the system being measured?

A: There are many reason to get disturbance in the instrument. It may be observation error, aging…

Q: Compare Circuit Breakers and Fuses

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Q: What would be wrong about measuring the resistance of a light bulb while it is being powered by a…

A: Ohmmeter measuring the resistance of any electrical elements. Ohmmeter always contain a small power…

Q: Suppose you fall from a bridge and manage to grab onto a high-voltage power line, halting your fall.…

A: Yes, I would be safe in that position because- On the power line voltage will be same at all…

Q: What are different types of the power associated in the electrical circuit?

A: In the electrical circuit, there are three kinds of power associated with the circuit that is real…

Q: Explain the one situation that can lead to electrical shock.

A: 1.When an AC single phase 230V current carrying insulated wire is wound to a iron rod(for general…

Q: difference betwwen fuse and circuit breaker ?

A: Fuse : A fuse can be defined as an electrical safety device which protects an electrical circuit…

Q: What is the value of the current and the impact of the severity of the electric shock tha a person…

A: It is given that: 1. A person is indirectly touching a 220 V conductor. 2. An electric current is…

Q: Determine the power provided by the 20-volt source in the circuit below. Indicate if the 20-volt…

A: The given circuit is:

Q: Why is it important to follow the rule. Do not wear loose clothing or ties near electrical…

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Q: What is a VOLTAGE DROP?

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Q: How Electric Vehicles work?

A: Electric Vehicle is one of the upcoming technology in the 19th century. This technology became…

Q: Why a short circuit is considered to be a complete circuit even there is no load connected on it?

A: The explanation is as follows.

Q: What is an Electrical Plan?

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Q: The relationship between electrical resistance and power loss in electrical circuits?

A: For this problem let us consider a simple circuit- shown below.

Q: finding the voltage and current?

A: Calculate the equivalent voltage source and resistance,…