Chapter 4 Bonding Part 1

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Question 1

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This is the establishment of a reference for the electrical power source (AC or DC), electrical equipment or both
Answer
  • Grounding
  • Bonding
  • Electrode System
  • TMGB

Question 2

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All ferrous metal pathways must be bonded at both ends regardless of length when containing a bonding conductor?
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 3

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What is the width of the TMGB
Answer
  • 3.94 inches
  • 3.95 inches
  • 3.93 inches
  • 4 inches

Question 4

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This is the copper conductor that interconnects the TMGB to TGB
Answer
  • TBB
  • GE
  • TEBC
  • ACEG

Question 5

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What is the recommended maximum value for the bonding resistance between any 2 points where bonding exists
Answer
  • 0.1 Ohms
  • 1 Ohm
  • 10 Ohms
  • 0.01 Ohms

Question 6

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This type of protector is used to protect against sneak current
Answer
  • Primary
  • Secondary
  • Data & Fire Alarm
  • Carbon

Question 7

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This type of protector has a reaction time of 3-5ns
Answer
  • Gas
  • Carbon
  • Solid State
  • Primary

Question 8

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The primary responsibility of the ___________ is safeguarding personnel, property and equipment from foreign electrical voltages and current
Answer
  • ITS Installer
  • Qualified Electrican

Question 9

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List 3 distinct, yet interconnected grounding systems (Select all correct)
Answer
  • AC Grounding Electrode System
  • Equipment Grounding System
  • Telecommunications Bonding Infrastructure
  • Supplemental Ground System

Question 10

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These are to be installed on exposed circuits as near as possible to the point at which the exposed cables enter the bulding
Answer
  • Primary Protection
  • Secondary Protection
  • Data & Fire Alarm Protector

Question 11

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Bonding conductors are designed to intentionally carry AC ground fault current or lightning strike current
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 12

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This type of protector has a reaction time of 15ns or more
Answer
  • Gas tubes
  • Solid state
  • Carbon blocks

Question 13

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This is required on every 3rd floor and top floor of a multi-story building that has multiple ER/TRs on the same floor
Answer
  • GE
  • TGB
  • TEBC
  • GEC

Question 14

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This serves as the dedicated extension of the building AC grounding electrode system of the telecommunications infrastructure
Answer
  • TMGB
  • TGB
  • GEC
  • ACEG

Question 15

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This is the grounding connection point for telecommunications systems and equipment in the area served by an ER or TR
Answer
  • GEC
  • TGB
  • TMGB
  • BCT

Question 16

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This is the copper conductor that interconnects the TMGB to TGB
Answer
  • TBB
  • GEC
  • GE
  • ACEG

Question 17

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How far does the conductor need to extend beyond the connector if using a set-screw, pass-through style lug
Answer
  • 1/8"
  • 1/4"
  • 1/2"
  • 3/8"

Question 18

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This type of protector has a reaction time of 10-15 ns
Answer
  • Gas
  • Carbon
  • Solid state
  • Fire & data

Question 19

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What is the maximum amount of exposure between the insulation and the bonding connector
Answer
  • 1/8"
  • 1/2"
  • 1/4"
  • 3/8"

Question 20

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Interbuilding circuits are considered to have lightning exposure unless 1 or more conditions exist (select all correct)
Answer
  • Buildings close together and sufficiently high
  • Cable run is 140ft or less (underground or in conduit)
  • Area having an avg. of 5 or fewer t-storms per year and earth resistivity less than 100 ohms

Question 21

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This type of protector has a reaction time of 1-2 ns
Answer
  • fire & data
  • carbon
  • gas
  • solid state
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