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CD0232. High Voltage, Equipment and testing

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“Seagull CBT — CD0232. High Voltage, Equipment and testing” contains 41 questions across 1 collection.

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Which one of the following best describes the action to take if the polarisation index calculated from insulation readings on a piece of high voltage equipment has risen by 35% in 6 months?

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  • The change should be investigated unless maintenance is known to be responsible for the rise✓ Correct answer
  • Pat yourself on the back for a good job done
  • Take the readings again, there must be a mistake
  • Send an e mail to the company telling them the new insulation meter is better than the old one
Which one of the following best describes the process of drawing up and implementing a switching plan when connecting or disconnecting high voltage electrical equipment?

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  • Anyone can draw up the switching plan but the authorised person must approve it✓ Correct answer
  • The authorised person must draw up the switching plan
  • The authorised person must draw up the switching plan but the chief engineer must approve the plan
  • The competent person must approve the switching plan
Which one of the following best describes why someone on a high voltage ship may want to use a ‘multilock’?

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  • Multilocks are used where more than one person wishes to ensure that a circuit breaker cannot be operated without their permission✓ Correct answer
  • Multilocks are used so all padlocks on circuit breakers can be opened by the same key
  • Multilocks are used where more than one size of circuit breaker is required to be locked using a standard size lock
  • Multilocks have long wires so that more than one switch can be locked off with a single lock
If isolation is not thorough, which of the following is the most dangerous stage in making a piece of high voltage electrical equipment safe to work on, according to this module?

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  • Earthing✓ Correct answer
  • Disconnection
  • Reconnection
  • Deading
With regard to the management of high voltage electrical systems, which one of the following best describes the difference between an ‘Authorised Person’ and a ‘Senior Authorised Person’, as stated in this module?

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  • An Authorised Person may have control over certain parts of the network with overall network control being held by a Senior Authorised Person✓ Correct answer
  • Only a certified Chief Engineer can be a Senior Authorised Person
  • Senior Authorised Persons need to reach the standards set out in STCW for electrical officers and Authorised Persons can be engineers
  • An Authorised Person can become a Senior Authorised Person after 18 months sea service

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