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EET-323 Chapter 7 Branch Circuit & Feeder Design (January 25th 2011)
a) Single Receptacle circuit, Receptacle rating must be_greater than or equal to the
BC O.C. device rating.
b) For 2 or more receptacle circuit, BC O.C. rating must be _greater than or equal to
the receptacle rating.
5) GFCI
1) Bathrooms
2) Garages
3) Outdoors
4) Crawl spaces at or below grade level
5) Unfinished Basement
6) Receptacles installed to serve kitchen countertops
7) Within 6 ft of wet bar sinks
8) Rooftops of nonresidential occupancies
16) State in your own words requirement for switched lighting outlets in
attached and detached garages.
Lighting and receptacles may be placed on the same branch circuit.
Dedicated equipment should have its own branch circuit
At least one GFCI receptacle
One switch for lighting at every entrance
24) How many small appliance branch circuits are required to supply
receptacles in the kitchen and dining areas of residences? At Least two
20A branch circuits to supply the receptacle outlets
32) List the steps necessary to develop a cabling diagrams for a given
occupancy.
6.)
Figure 5-3 at 35 C
80 for opening time
95% fuse rating
14.) current limiting is accomplished in a circuit breaker by deionzing
plates. They are quicker. One method is reverse current loop where the
current flows parallel to the conductor in opposite directions causing a
magnetic flux causing a repulsion between the conductors. Another
method is to use an O-shaped magnet to surrounds the reverse current
loop produced by the stationary and moveable breaker contact arms
Chapter 6
23.) 95 AMPS