【Daily Topic】【Electrical Edition 20160814】
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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 Wealth. Quiz: What are the tasks that require using the second type of work order?
(1) Live working and work on the enclosures of live equipment. (2) Work on control panels, low-voltage distribution panels, distribution boxes, and power main lines. (3) Work on the secondary wiring circuit, work that does not require shutting down high-voltage equipment.
(1) Live working and work on the enclosures of live equipment. (2) Work on control panels, low-voltage distribution panels, distribution boxes, and power main lines. (3) Work on the secondary wiring circuit, work that does not require shutting down high-voltage equipment.
(1) Work on control panels, low-voltage distribution panels, distribution boxes, and power main lines. (2) Work on secondary systems and circuits such as lighting does not require shutting down high-voltage equipment or taking safety measures. (3) Non-operating personnel use insulating rods and voltage transformers for phase determination, or clamp ammeters to measure the current in high-voltage circuits. (4) Work on related locations and the enclosures of live equipment at distances greater than those in Table 2-1, as well as work where it is not possible to come into contact with the conductive parts of the live equipment. (5) Work on high-voltage power cables that does not require power interruption.
1. Live working and work on the enclosures of live equipment. 2. Work on control panels, low-voltage distribution panels, distribution boxes, and power main lines. 3. Work on the secondary wiring circuits – work that does not require shutting down the high-voltage equipment.
The tasks that require the use of the second type of work order are:； I. Live working and work on the enclosures of live equipment ； II. Work on control panels, low-voltage distribution panels, distribution boxes, and power main lines ； III. Work on the secondary wiring circuit that does not require shutting down high-voltage equipment ； IV. The excitation circuit of the rotating generator, synchronizer, or camera, or high voltage ； V. Non-duty personnel use insulating rods and voltage transformers for phase determination, or ；
(1) Live working and work on the enclosures of live equipment. (2) Work on control panels, low-voltage distribution panels, distribution boxes, and power main lines. (3) Work on the secondary wiring circuit, work that does not require shutting down high-voltage equipment.
1. Working on live equipment or on the enclosure of live devices. 2. Work on control panels, low-voltage distribution panels, distribution boxes, and power main lines. 3. Work on the secondary circuit that does not require shutting down high-voltage equipment
What types of work require the use of the second type of work order? Answer: (1) Work on control panels, low-voltage distribution panels, distribution boxes, and power main lines. (2) Work on secondary systems and circuits such as lighting does not require shutting down high-voltage equipment or taking safety measures. (3) Non-operating personnel use insulating rods and voltage transformers for phase determination, or clamp ammeters to measure the current in high-voltage circuits. (4) Work on related locations and the enclosures of live equipment at distances greater than those in Table 2-1, as well as work where it is not possible to come into contact with the conductive parts of the live equipment. (5) Work on high-voltage power cables that does not require power interruption.
1) Work on control panels, low-voltage distribution panels, distribution boxes, and power main lines. (2) Work on secondary systems and circuits such as lighting does not require shutting down high-voltage equipment or taking safety measures. (3) Non-operating personnel use insulating rods and voltage transformers for phase determination, or clamp ammeters to measure the current in high-voltage circuits. (4) Work on related locations and the enclosures of live equipment at distances greater than those in Table 2-1, as well as work where it is not possible to come into contact with the conductive parts of the live equipment. (5) Work on high-voltage power cables that does not require power interruption.