Basic Electrical Installation Work

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Insulator insulator material, usually non-metal, which the electrons are very firmly bound the nucleus and, therefore, will not allow heat or . causes the current the circuit lag behind the applied voltage. Fuse fuse the weakest link the circuit. Hazardous area area which explosive gas–air mixture present called hazard- ous area, and any electrical apparatus equipment within hazardous area must classified flameproof protect the safety workers’. Impedance The total opposition current flow a.c. force may cause stationary object move bring moving body rest. Friction force Friction force the force which resists prevents the movement two surfaces contact. Inspection and testing techniques The testing installation implies the use instruments obtain readings. current inductive circuit.Glossary terms 378 Flexible conduit Flexible conduit manufactured 731-1: 1993 made interlinked metal spirals often covered with PVC sleeving. Instructed person instructed person person adequately advised supervised skilled persons able avoid the dangers which electricity may create. Hazard risk assessment Employers more than five people must document the risks work and the process known hazard risk assessment. Inductive reactance Inductive reactance (XL) the opposition a. Fluorescent lamp fluorescent lamp linear arc tube, internally coated with fluorescent powder, containing low-pressure mercury vapour discharge.c. Heating, magnetic chemical The three effects electric current: When electric current flows a circuit can have one more the following three effects: heating, mag- netic chemical. Under fault conditions will melt when overcurrent flows, protecting the circuit conductors from damage. However, test unlikely identify cracked socket outlet, a chipped loose switch plate, missing conduit-box lid saddle, is also necessary make visual inspection the installation. circuit called impedance and given the symbol Z. Hazard hazard something with the ‘potential’ cause harm, for example, chemicals, electricity working above ground. Force The presence force can only detected its effect body. All existing installations should periodically inspected and tested ensure that they are safe and meet the regulations the IEE (Regulations 610 634). Gravitational force Gravitational force the force acting towards the centre the earth due to the effect gravity. Functional switching Functional switching involves the switching off, varying the sup- ply, electrically operated equipment normal service. Inertial force Inertial force the force required get things moving, change direction or stop