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20151224 Daily Question: 1-3 points for participation, 3-5 points for a correct answer; The insulation coordination for long-term (AC and DC) voltages is primarily based on: ( ) Multiple choice A. Rated voltage ; B. Rated insulation voltage ; C. Actual operating voltage ; D. Actual operating current. The answer is ABC
Reply #22015-12-24
The insulation coordination for long-term (AC and DC) voltages is primarily based on: (ABC)
Reply #32015-12-24
The insulation coordination for long-term (AC and DC) voltages is primarily based on: (A.B.C) Multiple choice A. Rated voltage; B. Rated insulation voltage ; C. Actual operating voltage ; D. Actual operating current.
Reply #42015-12-24
The insulation coordination for long-term (AC and DC) voltages is primarily based on: (A, B) Multiple choice
Reply #52015-12-24
The insulation coordination for long-term (AC and DC) voltages is primarily based on: (BC) Multiple choice A. Rated voltage; B. Rated insulation voltage ; C. Actual operating voltage ; D. Actual operating current.
Reply #62015-12-24
B, C, ———————
Reply #72015-12-24
The insulation coordination for long-term (AC and DC) voltages is primarily based on: (A D) A. Rated voltage; B. Rated insulation voltage ; C. Actual operating voltage ; D. Actual operating current.
Reply #82015-12-24
The insulation coordination for long-term (AC and DC) voltages is primarily based on: (A B C) A. Rated voltage; B. Rated insulation voltage ; C. Actual operating voltage ; D. Actual operating current.
Reply #92015-12-24
May I ask where you found these questions? Thank you so much!

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