The occurrence of a fault can cause a) interruption in the power supply to the consumers. b) substantial loss of revenue due to the interruption of service. 1. (d) c) loss of synchronism, extensive damage to equipment and serious hazard to personnel. d) all of the above The zones of protection are a) not in overlapping mode. 2. b) overlap with each other. (b) c) interact with the communication channel. d) none of the above What are the requirements of the protective system? a) Selectivity and sensitivity 3. b) Speed and discrimination (d) c) Stability and reliability d) All of the above How many types of back-up relaying are possible in a protective scheme? a) Relay back-up 4. b) Breaker back-up (d) c) Remote back-up d) All of the above Thermal relays are required to protect the equipment against a) overcurrent protection 5. b) overvoltage protection (c) c) overloading condition d) short-circuit protection The auxiliary relay gets the input from a) CT and PT 6. b) the device to be protected (c) c) protection relay d) none of the above In the thermal relay, the relay characteristics should lie 7. a) above the equipment thermal limit curve. (b) b) below the equipment thermal limit curve. c) exactly matches the equipment thermal limit curve. d) none of the above The least number of faults are generally reported for a) transmission lines 8. b) cables (b) c) switchgears d) transformers In the universal torque equation, the resultant force is a) varying. 9. b) constantly increasing. (c) c) same at every instant. d) dependent on the operating condition. Balanced beam relay is widely used as a) differential relay 10. b) overvoltage relay (a) c) overcurrent relay d) distance relay
