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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2016-3-3 08:20. Reward for participation: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. For dedicated line users, where there is protection on the user’s incoming side, in the event of an internal accident that causes the substation’s outgoing switch to trip, it should be referred to as ( ). A. User-related accidents B. Accidents caused by users affecting the system C. Line outage accidents The answer is: A. User-related accidents
For dedicated line users, where there is protection on the user’s incoming side, if an internal accident causes the substation’s outgoing switch to trip, it should be referred to as (A). A. User-induced accidents B. Accidents caused by users affecting the system C. Line outage accidents
For dedicated line users, where there is protection on the user’s incoming side, if an internal accident causes the substation’s outgoing switch to trip, it should be referred to as (A). A. User-induced accidents B. Accidents caused by users affecting the system C. Line outage accidents
For dedicated line users, where protection is available on the user’s incoming side, a situation in which an internal accident causes the substation’s outgoing switch to trip should be referred to as (A). A. User-induced accident B. User-induced system accident C. Line outage accident