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Comprehensive practice flashcards covering Reliability-Centered Maintenance, Power Quality disturbances, Disaster Recovery procedures, and Case Histories from NFPA 70B 2023 edition.

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What is the Reliability value for a Temperature Transducer listed in Table I.5?

0.9982425720.998242572

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What is the Inherent Availability for a Temperature Transducer according to Annex I?

0.9999999500.999999950

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What is the Operational Availability for a Temperature Transducer?

0.9999990260.999999026

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According to Table I.5, what is the Reliability of a Dry Air Cooled Transformer?

0.9999537430.999953743

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What is the Operational Availability for a Dry Air Cooled Transformer?

0.9999718990.999971899

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What is the Reliability of a Dry Air Cooled Transformer โ‰ค500โ€‰kVA\le 500\,kVA?

0.999775100โˆ—0.999775100^*

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What is the Operational Availability for a Dry Air Cooled Transformer โ‰ค500โ€‰kVA\le 500\,kVA?

0.9999955700.999995570

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For a Dry Air Cooled Transformer >1500โ€‰kVA<3000โ€‰kVA> 1500\,kVA < 3000\,kVA, what is the Reliability?

0.999393210โˆ—0.999393210^*

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What is the Operational Availability for a Dry Air Cooled Transformer >1500โ€‰kVA<3000โ€‰kVA> 1500\,kVA < 3000\,kVA?

0.9997451240.999745124

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What is the Reliability of a Delta Wye, <600V Dry Isolation Transformer?

0.9971665480.997166548

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What is the Inherent Availability for a Delta Wye, <600V Dry Isolation Transformer?

0.9999931130.999993113

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What is the Operational Availability for a Delta Wye, <600V Dry Isolation Transformer?

0.9999895670.999989567

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According to Table I.5, what is the Reliability of a Forced Air Liquid Transformer?

0.9947976690.994797669

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What is the Operational Availability for a Forced Air Liquid Transformer?

0.9989905800.998990580

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What is the Reliability for a Forced Air Liquid Transformer โ‰ค10,000โ€‰kVA\le 10,000\,kVA?

0.9892598910.989259891

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What is the Inherent Availability for a Forced Air Liquid Transformer โ‰ค10,000โ€‰kVA\le 10,000\,kVA?

0.9998367590.999836759

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What is the Operational Availability for a Forced Air Liquid Transformer โ‰ค10,000โ€‰kVA\le 10,000\,kVA?

0.9966018770.996601877

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What is the Reliability of a Liquid Non-Forced Air Transformer?

0.9971131410.997113141

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What is the Operational Availability for a Liquid Non-Forced Air Transformer?

0.9999854120.999985412

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What is the Reliability of a Liquid Non-Forced Air Transformer โ‰ค3000โ€‰kVA\le 3000\,kVA?

0.9988911140.998891114

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What is the Reliability of a Liquid Non-Forced Air Transformer >10,000โ€‰kVAโ‰ค50,000โ€‰kVA> 10,000\,kVA \le 50,000\,kVA?

0.9826247920.982624792

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What is the Reliability of a Rotary UPS?

0.9990782970.999078297

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What is the Operational Availability for a Small Computer Room Floor UPS?

0.9999678700.999967870

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What is the Reliability of a 3-way Valve?

0.9999951920.999995192

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What is the Reliability of a Diverting/Sequencing 3-way Valve?

0.999257278โˆ—0.999257278^*

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What is the Operational Availability for a Ball Valve, N.C.?

0.9999981060.999998106

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What is the Reliability of an N.O. Butterfly Valve?

0.999965510โˆ—0.999965510^*

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What is the Operational Availability of a Check Valve?

0.9999801990.999980199

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What is the Reliability of a Control Valve, N.C.?

0.9999222110.999922211

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What is the Reliability of an Expansion Valve?

0.999742991โˆ—0.999742991^*

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What is the Reliability of an N.O. Gate Valve?

0.9998723370.999872337

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What is the Reliability of an N.C. Globe Valve?

0.999975654โˆ—0.999975654^*

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What is the Operational Availability for an N.O. Globe Valve?

0.9999996120.999999612

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What is the Reliability of an N.O. Plug Valve?

0.9960937040.996093704

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What is the Reliability of a Relief Valve?

0.9986711450.998671145

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What is the Reliability of an Electric Valve Operator?

0.9901593070.990159307

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What is the Reliability of a Hydraulic Valve Operator?

0.9158179480.915817948

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What is the Operational Availability for a Pneumatic Valve Operator?

0.9999975410.999997541

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What is the Reliability of a Static Voltage Regulator?

0.9643776370.964377637

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What is the Inherent Availability for a Water Cooling Coil in a Fan Coil Unit?

0.9999998790.999999879

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Define Inherent Availability as per Annex I.

Considers down time as a result of failure only; no maintenance down time is considered.

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Define Operational Availability as per Annex I.

Considers down time as a result of both maintenance and failure.

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What is the purpose of FMECA in an RCM program?

To determine failure modes effects and conduct criticality analysis of all systems to determine risk priority.

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What factors determine Risk Priority in a FMECA?

The product of the severity level, failure occurrence level, and detection level.

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What does RPN stand for in maintenance analysis?

Risk Priority Number

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Provide the formula for calculating RPN at the component level.

RPN=Oร—Sร—DRPN = O \times S \times D (Occurrence x Severity x Detection)

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According to 1.6.4, what is the primary purpose of preventive maintenance?

To prevent system operational failure rather than every individual component failure.

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In an RCM process, what is the first step defined in Figure 1.6.5?

Define the system and identify levels of indenture.

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What is constructed in step 1.6.5.3 of the RCM process?

Equipment tree (block diagram of operation between indenture levels).

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When system controls and safeguards are unknown, what assumed value is assigned to the Detection Method Level?

11

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What provides indication of failure frequency for equipment specific assessments in 1.6.6.2.1?

Equipment specific PREP database availability numbers.

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Providing redundant components in a system has what effect on the occurrence level for a single point function?

It must be weighted to reflect presumably higher reliability and adjusted as an adjusted redundant component availability level.

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What does the variable AiA_i represent in Equation 1.6.6.2.3?

Initial inherent component availability

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What does the variable nn represent in the adjusted redundant component availability formula?

Number of components available

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According to Table 1.6.6.2.4, an occurrence rank of 1 corresponds to what availability description?

Almost Never

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What is the Occurrence Rank for a component with 0.990.99 availability?

88

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What is the Occurrence Rank for an item with availability of 00, described as 'Almost Certain'?

1010

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What occurrence description is assigned to Rank 4?

Slight

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Severity pertains to and ranks what aspect of failure?

The consequences of system level failure mode effects.

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What is the Ranking for a 'Very Low' effect in the Severity Rankings table?

22

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A Severity Ranking of 9 or 10 is classified under what effect?

Hazard

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What is the comment for a Severity Ranking of 10?

Extremely high disruption to mission

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A 'High' severity effect is assigned which rank?

77

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What is the formula for the Risk Priority Number of a complete system (RPNsRPN_s)?

RPNs=โˆ‘n=1j(RPNc)nRPN_s = \sum_{n=1}^{j} (RPN_c)_n

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According to Table 1.6.6.4.3, what was the calculated RPN for Identifier A-1?

99

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According to Table 1.6.6.4.3, what was the calculated RPN for Identifier B-1?

66

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How are items with extremely low operation risk typically treated in terms of maintenance focus?

They receive low levels of maintenance focus and may be allowed to run to failure.

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What is power quality?

An assessment of voltage, waveform, and frequency of the power system.

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What are nonlinear loads?

Loads where the wave shape of the steady-state current does not follow the wave shape of the applied voltage.

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Give three examples of nonlinear loads from Annex J.

Adjustable speed drives, switch-mode power supplies, and arcing devices (like fluorescent lamps).

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What are harmonics defined as in relation to fundamental frequency?

Multiples of the fundamental frequency.

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On a 60โ€‰Hz60\,Hz power system, what is the frequency of the third harmonic?

180โ€‰Hz180\,Hz

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Provide the formula for Harmonic # (Equation J.2a).

Harmonicย #=Harmonicย frequencyFundamentalย frequency\text{Harmonic \#} = \frac{\text{Harmonic frequency}}{\text{Fundamental frequency}}

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What does THD stand for?

Total Harmonic Distortion

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Provide the THD percentage formula from Equation J.2b.

THD=100ร—โˆ‘Vn2V1%THD = \frac{100 \times \sqrt{\sum V_n^2}}{V_1} \%

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What is line voltage notching?

A form of harmonic distortion that can occur from phase-controlled rectifiers.

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Where are odd triplen harmonics additive?

At the neutral circuit.

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What are triplen harmonics?

Odd harmonics that are multiples of three (3rd, 9th, 15th, etc.).

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At what frequency does resonance occur in a power system?

Where the shunt capacitive reactance is equal to the inductive source reactance.

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What formula (Equation J.2.1) provides a first check for harmonic resonance frequency (hh)?

h=kVAsckVARcaph = \sqrt{\frac{kVA_{sc}}{kVAR_{cap}}}

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In Equation J.2.1, what does kVAsckVA_{sc} represent?

Short-circuit apparent power of source

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Overvoltage conditions often occur when power system resonance approaches which harmonics?

Fifth or seventh harmonic

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What is 'skin effect' in the context of harmonics?

An effect that contributes to increased winding I2RI^2R power losses due to non-uniform current distribution.

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What causes counter torque and pulsating torque in motors during harmonic presence?

Negative-sequence currents from fifth harmonics.

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To minimize problems, generators operating in parallel should have what common characteristic?

The same winding pitch.

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A neutral-to-ground voltage exceeding what value measured at equipment suggests harmonic issues?

2โ€‰V2\,V

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What is TIF?

Telephone Interference Factor

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What is the best solution for harmonic-distorted waveforms causing analog voice communication 'hum'?

Shielding or rerouting analog voice communication lines for wider separation.

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What type of equipment produces harmonics when operating in the saturation region of the magnetic core?

Ferromagnetic equipment (transformers, motors, induction heaters, etc.).

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What standard covers established capability of transformers supplying nonsinusoidal load currents?

ANSI/IEEE C57.110

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What level of neutral-to-ground voltage measured at equipment can indicate triplen harmonics?

In excess of 2โ€‰V2\,V

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Why should measurements for harmonic distortion be taken under different load conditions?

Because harmonic distortion can vary significantly with load.

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What is one recommended solution for addressing harmonic problems related to neutral conductors?

Increased neutral conductor size.

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What is a transient?

A sub-cycle voltage surge or anomaly that can damage electronic equipment components.

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Lightning strikes typically cause transients through what two mechanisms?

Direct strike or induction by nearby strikes.

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What units are used to rate devices intended to limit damage from transients?

Joules (watt-seconds)

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Where are surge arresters typically installed?

Ahead of the service entrance equipment.

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What is the purpose of a surge capacitor?

To slow the transient voltage rise time and reduce electrical stress.

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What voltage range are surge protectors typically used for?

Up to 1000โ€‰Vโ€‰rms1000\,V\,rms or 1200โ€‰Vโ€‰dc1200\,V\,dc

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What does TVSS stand for?

Transient Voltage Surge Suppressor