SINGLE PHASE AND THREE PHASE IN ELECTRICITY
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- Q1What is a significant advantage of three-phase power systems over single-phase systems?Higher power efficiency and consistent deliveryLower installation costSimpler wiringLess complex circuitry30s
- Q2In a three-phase system, what is the angle difference between each phase?120 degrees60 degrees180 degrees90 degrees30s
- Q3Which of the following devices typically uses a three-phase power supply?Battery chargersIndustrial motorsHousehold refrigeratorsTelevision sets30s
- Q4What is the main disadvantage of single-phase power compared to three-phase power?Higher voltage requirementsLimited power capacityMore complex circuit designIncreased installation time30s
- Q5What is the primary reason for using a three-phase transformer instead of a single-phase transformer in industrial applications?To minimize heat generationTo simplify the designTo reduce the amount of copper requiredTo increase voltage levels30s
- Q6What is the phase sequence in a three-phase system?The frequency of the supplyThe resistance of the circuitThe total length of the wires usedThe order in which the phases reach their peak voltage30s
- Q7What is typically used to convert single-phase power to three-phase power?Phase converterTransformerRectifierInverter30s
- Q8In terms of voltage, how do single-phase and three-phase systems typically differ?Both systems deliver the same voltageSingle-phase systems can deliver more voltageSingle-phase systems are safer voltage-wiseThree-phase systems can deliver higher voltages efficiently30s
- Q9What is the effect of adding more loads to a single-phase system compared to a three-phase system?Increased voltage drop and potential overloadImproved power factorMore efficient power distributionReduced resistance30s
- Q10What kind of load distribution is preferable in a three-phase system?Variable load distributionUnbalanced load distributionBalanced load distributionConstant load distribution30s
- Q11What type of load is typically connected in a three-phase system for balanced operation?Delta-connected loadStar-connected loadResistive loadSingle-phase load30s
- Q12What is the main reason that three-phase systems are preferred for industrial applications?Easier maintenanceHigher efficiency and power densitySimpler circuitryLower installation costs30s
- Q13What is the formula for calculating the total power in a balanced three-phase system?P = √3 × V × I × cos(φ)P = V^2 / RP = V × IP = I^2 × R30s
- Q14In a three-phase system, how is the line voltage related to the phase voltage in a star (Y) configuration?V_line = V_phase × 3V_line = V_phaseV_line = V_phase / √3V_line = √3 × V_phase30s
- Q15What is the primary purpose of a three-phase transformer?To provide surge protectionTo step up or step down voltage levelsTo convert AC to DCTo filter electrical noise30s