# Electrical Technology Grade 12 NSC November 2020 QP (Eng)

> Grade 12 Electrical Technology question paper from the NSC November Exam 2020 (English), 19 pages. Read online or download the free PDF.

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- Year: 2020
- Exam period: NSC November Exam
- Curriculum: CAPS
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                                  GRAAD 12

                         SENIOR CERTIFICATE/
                     NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE

                                    GRADE 12

                 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY: POWER SYSTEMS

                                 NOVEMBER 2020

MARKS: 200

TIME: 3 hours

           This question paper consists of 15 pages, a 2-page formula sheet
                             and a 2-page answer sheet.

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INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

1.        This question paper consists of SIX questions.

2.        Answer ALL the questions.

3.        Answer QUESTIONS 2.1.1, 2.2.4 and 6.4.2 on the attached ANSWER
          SHEETS.

4.        Write your CENTRE NUMBER and EXAMINATION NUMBER on each
          ANSWER SHEET and hand them in with your ANSWER BOOK, whether you
          have used them or not.

5.        Sketches and diagrams must be large, neat and FULLY LABELLED.

6.        Show ALL calculations and round off answers correctly to TWO decimal
          places.

7.        Number the answers correctly according to the numbering system used in
          this question paper.

8.        You may use a non-programmable calculator.

9.        Calculations must include:

          9.1        Formulae and manipulations where needed

          9.2        Correct replacement of values

          9.3        Correct answers and relevant units where applicable

10.       A formula sheet is attached at the end of this question paper.

11.       Write neatly and legibly.

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QUESTION 1: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

1.1       Define health and safety equipment.                                                        (2)

1.2       Name ONE human right in the workplace.                                                     (1)

1.3       Name TWO incidents that should be reported to inspectors at the workplace.                 (2)

1.4       State THREE types of victimisation by an employer that are forbidden.                      (3)

1.5       Describe how the master switch in a workshop contributes to safety.                        (2)
                                                                                                     [10]

QUESTION 2: RLC CIRCUITS

2.1       Two AC voltages, VR and VX, each have maximum values of VR = 20 V and
          VX = 30 V respectively.

          2.1.1        Draw the phasor diagram (NOT to scale) on the ANSWER SHEET
                       for QUESTION 2.1.1 if VX lags VR by 35°.                                      (2)

          2.1.2        Explain whether the total voltage will be predominantly inductive or
                       predominantly capacitive.                                                     (2)

2.2       The RLC series circuit in FIGURE 2.2 below consists of a resistor of 15 Ω, an
          inductance of 20 mH and a capacitive reactance of 25 Ω. The components
          are all connected in series across a 150 V/60 Hz AC supply. Answer the
          questions that follow.

                               R = 15 Ω          L = 20 mH            XC = 25 Ω

                             VR = 98 V            VL = 49 V               VC

                      IT = 6,5 A

                                                  150V/60Hz

                                    FIGURE 2.2: RLC SERIES CIRCUIT

          Given:

          R       =   15 Ω
          L       =   20 mH
          XC      =   25 Ω
          VT      =   150 V
          f       =   60 Hz
          IT      =   6,5 A

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          2.2.1      Calculate the inductive reactance of the inductor.                           (3)

          2.2.2      Calculate the voltage drop across the capacitor.                             (3)

          2.2.3      Indicate whether the supply voltage is lagging or leading. Motivate
                     your answer.                                                                 (2)

          2.2.4      Draw the phasor diagram of the circuit on the ANSWER SHEET for
                     QUESTION 2.2.4.                                                              (5)

2.3       Refer to FIGURE 2.3 below and answer the questions that follow.

                             IC

                                                             IR           VT

                             IL

                                  FIGURE 2.3: PHASOR DIAGRAM

          2.3.1      Identify the phasor diagram in FIGURE 2.3.                                   (2)

          2.3.2      State why the supply voltage is used as the reference in the phasor
                     diagram.                                                                     (1)

          2.3.3      Explain the relationship between the total current and the
                     impedance in a parallel resonant circuit.                                    (2)

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2.4       Refer to FIGURE 2.4 below and answer the questions that follow.

                          R = 20 Ω               L = 300 mH         C = 150 µF

                                                     VS
                                 FIGURE 2.4: RLC SERIES CIRCUIT

          Given:

          R    = 20 Ω
          L    = 300 mH
          C    = 150 µF

          2.4.1      Calculate the resonant frequency.                                              (3)

          2.4.2      Calculate the quality factor of the circuit.                                   (3)

          2.4.3      Determine the impedance of the circuit at resonance. Motivate your
                     answer.                                                                        (2)

          2.4.4      Calculate the value of the capacitance required for the circuit in
                     FIGURE 2.4 to resonate at 2 kHz.                                               (3)

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2.5       FIGURE 2.5 below shows the Q-factor characteristic curve of an RLC circuit,
          NOT to scale. Q1, Q2 and Q3 indicate how a change in the L/C ratio affects the
          Q-factor of a resonant circuit. Answer the questions that follow.

                                                                   Q1

            Q1 0,707 Imax

                                                                         Q2

            Q2 0,707 Imax

                                                                               Q3
            Q3 0,707 Imax

                                                25    30     35   40
                                                                  45                 f (kHz)
                       FIGURE 2.5: Q-FACTOR CHARACTERISTIC CURVE

          2.5.1       Identify the curve with the highest selectivity.                              (1)

          2.5.2       Calculate the resonant frequency for characteristic curve Q1.                 (3)

          2.5.3       Calculate the quality factor for Q1.                                          (3)
                                                                                                    [40]

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QUESTION 3: THREE-PHASE AC GENERATION (SPECIFIC)

3.1       Define the following terms:

          3.1.1       Reactive power                                                             (2)

          3.1.2       Efficiency                                                                 (2)

3.2       Calculate the value of the phase voltage in a star-connected three-phase
          system if the line voltage is 380 V.                                                   (3)

3.3       With reference to power factor:

          3.3.1       Explain the effects a low power factor will have on a system.              (4)

          3.3.2       List THREE methods to improve the power factor of a resistive
                      inductive load in an AC system.                                            (3)

3.4       Name the instrument that is used to measure electrical power over a certain
          period of time.                                                                        (1)

3.5       A delta-connected generator delivers power to a star-connected inductive
          load. The phase current of the generator is 30 A and the line voltage is 380 V.
          The power factor is 0,9 lagging.

          Given:

          VL    =       380 V
          IPH   =       30 A
          Cos θ =       0,9

          Calculate the:

          3.5.1       Line current delivered by the generator                                    (3)

          3.5.2       Impedance of each phase                                                    (5)

          3.5.3       Active power generated                                                     (3)

3.6       Two wattmeters indicate 10 kW and 3 kW respectively when they are
          connected to measure the input power to the load. Calculate the total input
          power.

          Given:

          P1      = 10 kW
          P2      = 3 kW                                                                         (3)

3.7       Name ONE application of a wattmeter in three-phase AC systems.                         (1)
                                                                                                 [30]

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QUESTION 4: THREE-PHASE TRANSFORMERS
4.1       Explain the purpose of a step-up transformer.                                          (2)
4.2       List THREE factors that may contribute to excessive heating in a three-phase
          oil-immersed transformer.                                                              (3)
4.3       Name TWO cooling methods used for oil-immersed transformers.                           (2)
4.4       Explain the consequences of transformer cooling failure.                               (2)
4.5       Explain what effect an increase in the load will have on the primary current of
          a transformer.                                                                         (2)
4.6       The primary and secondary windings of a three-phase transformer can be
          connected in different ways to form a single unit. Name TWO ways.                      (2)
4.7       Name TWO electrical protective devices used in three-phase transformers.               (2)
4.8       Illustrate, by means of a labelled diagram, the construction of a core-type
          three-phase transformer. Also show the magnetic couplings.                             (3)
4.9       Name ONE safety measure to consider when working with an energised
          three-phase transformer.                                                               (1)
4.10      Refer to the circuit diagram in FIGURE 4.10 below and answer the questions
          that follow.

                           I I
                            L(1)  = 30 A
                               L(1)=30 A       N1 : N2

            VL(1)=11 kV                                                   VL(3)V=L(3)
                                                                                   380  VV
                                                                                     =380

                                              S=200 kVA            VPh(3) = 219,39 V
           PIN =171,8kW
                                             Cos Ø = 0,85

                            FIGURE 4.10: TRANSFORMER CONNECTION
          Given:
          S        =    200 kVA
          VL(1)    =    11 kV
          VL(3)    =    380 V
          IL(1)    =    30 A
          PIN      =    171,8kW
          Calculate the:
          4.10.1       Efficiency of the transformer if it operates at a power factor of
                       0,85 lagging.                                                             (5)
          4.10.2       Turns ratio                                                               (3)
          4.10.3       Secondary line current of the transformer                                 (3)
                                                                                                 [30]

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QUESTION 5: THREE-PHASE MOTORS AND STARTERS

5.1       State THREE mechanical inspections to be conducted on a three-phase
          motor after installation, but before commissioning.                                        (3)

5.2       State THREE advantages of a squirrel-cage induction motor.                                 (3)

5.3       Study FIGURE 5.3 below and answer the questions that follow.

                  L

                           Stop
                          button                MC1
                                                N/O2
                          N/C

                            O/L1                                O/L 2

                       Start                                  Start
                                               MC1                                    MC 2
                      button                                 button
                                               N/O1                                   N/O1
                        1                                      2

                        MC1                                    MC2
                      Motor                                 Motor
                       1                                     2
                      N

                                    FIGURE 5.3: CONTROL CIRCUIT

          5.3.1       Identify the control circuit in FIGURE 5.3.                                    (1)

          5.3.2       Explain the function of the following components in FIGURE 5.3:

                      (a)     Stop button                                                            (2)

                      (b)     MC1 (N/O1)                                                             (3)

          5.3.3       Describe the starting sequence of the control circuit.                         (6)

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5.4       A three-phase induction motor with 6 pole pairs per phase is connected to
          a 380 V/50 Hz supply and has a slip of 0,05 units.

          Given:

          p   =      6
          f   =      50 Hz
          s   =      0,05 units
          V   =      380 V

          Calculate the:

          5.4.1       Synchronous speed                                                    (3)

          5.4.2       Rotor speed                                                          (3)

5.5       An 18 kW three-phase motor is connected in delta to a 380 V/50 Hz supply.
          The power factor is 0,8.

          Given:
.
          VL          =    380 V
          f           =    50 Hz
          P           =    18 kW
          Cos θ       =    0,8

          Calculate the:

          5.5.1       Line current drawn from the supply                                   (3)

          5.5.2       Apparent power of the motor                                          (3)
.                                                                                          [30]

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QUESTION 6: PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS (PLCs)

6.1       Describe the following terms with reference to PLCs:

          6.1.1       Hardware                                                              (2)

          6.1.2       Software                                                              (3)

          6.1.3       Opto-coupler                                                          (3)

6.2       List THREE important hardware components of a PLC.                                (3)

6.3       State THREE safety precautions to be considered when connecting a PLC to
          the supply.                                                                       (3)

6.4       FIGURE 6.4 below shows a ladder logic circuit. Answer the questions that
          follow.

                                 A        B                 Q

                                 A        B

                               FIGURE 6.4: LADDER LOGIC CIRCUIT

          6.4.1       Draw the logic gate symbol of the ladder logic circuit in
                      FIGURE 6.4.                                                           (2)

          6.4.2       Complete the truth table in FIGURE 6.4.2 below by writing ONLY
                      the state of the output on the ANSWER SHEET for
                      QUESTION 6.4.2.

                             INPUT A            INPUT B          OUTPUT Q
                                0                   0               (a)
                                0                   1               (b)
                                1                   0               (c)
                                1                   1               (d)
                                       FIGURE 6.4.2: TRUTH TABLE                            (4)

6.5       State ONE application of an inductive proximity sensor.                           (1)

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6.6       FIGURE 6.6 below shows a PLC logic program with a time delay of
          15 seconds. Answer the questions that follow.

                                        I1                      TD

                                 Push Button                   15
                                                                15sec
                                                                   sec

                                       TD                        Q

                                                               Output

                         I1

                         Q
                                             15 sec

                     FIGURE 6.6: PLC LOGIC PROGRAM WITH DELAY TIMER
          6.6.1      State whether the logic program represents an ON-delay timer
                     contact or an OFF-delay timer contact.                                     (1)
          6.6.2      Describe the sequential operation of the logic program when the
                     push button (I1) is pressed.                                               (5)
6.7       The circuit in FIGURE 6.7 below is programmed with a fault, as shown
          between points A and B. Explain the effect that the fault will have on the
          operation of the circuit.

                       STOP                      START               MC
                                                           A

                                                           B
                                                      MC
                               FIGURE 6.7: LADDER LOGIC CIRCUIT                                 (1)

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6.8       Refer to the control circuit in FIGURE 6.8 below and answer the questions that
          follow.

                  L

                          O/L

                         Stop
                        button

                       Start
                      button                 MC/NO1
                                                              MC/NC
                                                                               MC/NO2

                                                                    Lamp           Lamp
                          MC                                                      (Green)
                                                                    (Red)

                  N
                                    FIGURE 6.8: CONTROL CIRCUIT

          6.8.1        State the conditions of the red lamp and the green lamp before the
                       start button is pressed.                                                   (2)

          6.8.2        Explain the function of MC in the circuit.                                 (2)

          6.8.3        Draw a ladder logic diagram that will execute the same function as
                       the control circuit in FIGURE 6.8.                                         (9)

6.9       Explain the principle of operation of the variable speed drive (VSD).                   (5)

6.10      Name the TWO types of synchronous AC motors used with VSDs.                             (2)

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6.11      Refer to the VSD output voltage pulses in FIGURE 6.11 below, and answer
          the questions that follow.

                                           PULSE TRAIN
                                               1

                              A

                                             B

                                                       PULSE TRAIN
                                                           2
                                  FIGURE 6.11: TRAIN OF PULSES

          6.11.1      Describe the duration of the switching time at area A and area B
                      with reference to pulse width modulation in FIGURE 6.11.                  (2)

          6.11.2      State the effects the width of the pulses has on the average output
                      voltage in FIGURE 6.11 A.                                                 (2)

6.12      State THREE precautions that must be considered when working with
          a VSD.                                                                                (3)

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6.13      Refer to FIGURE 6.13 below and answer the questions that follow.

                Phase AC
          Three-phase
          Three       AC
                                                                     Switch is
                                                                      closed
                                VSD                   “A”
              Supply
              Supply

                                  Motor
                                                                     B
                                                                    “B”

             FIGURE 6.13: REGENERATIVE-BRAKING MOTOR CONTROL CIRCUIT

          Identify component:

          6.13.1            A                                                             (1)

          6.13.2            B                                                             (1)

6.14      Explain what will happen to the energy generated by the motor in
          FIGURE 6.13 when the load moves down.                                           (3)
                                                                                          [60]

                                                                             TOTAL:       200

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                                                FORMULA SHEET
RLC CIRCUITS                                                   THREE-PHASE AC GENERATION
P  V  I  cos θ                                              STAR
XL  2 fL                                                      VL = 3 VPH
          1                                                     VPH = IPH × ZPH
XC 
        2 fC                                                   IL = IPH
         1
fr 
   2 LC                                                       DELTA
     f                                                         VL = VPH
BW  r
     Q                                                          VPH = IPH × ZPH
SERIES                                                          IL = 3 IPH
VR  I R
VL  I XL                                                      POWER
VC  I XC                                                       S (Papp)         3  VL  IL
       VT                                                       Q (Pr )        3  VL  IL  Sin θ
IT                 OR           IT  IR  IC  IL
       Z                                                        P     3  VL  IL Cos θ
                                                                            P
Z  R 2  X L  X C                                           Cos θ 
                             2

                                                                            S
VT  VR  VL  VC                             VT  I Z
                2                2
                                       OR                      EFFICIENCY
            R                                  VR                    output power
Cos θ               OR              Cos θ                     η                 100%
            Z                                  VT                     input power
       XL X C VL VC 1 L
Q               
       Z   Z   VT VT R C                                       TWO-WATTMETER METHOD
PARALLEL
                                                                PT  P1  P2
VT  VR  VL  VC
       VT                                                                  P - P 
IR                                                             tan θ  3  1 2 
       R                                                                    P1  P2 
    VT
IC 
    XC                                                         THREE-WATTMETER METHOD
    V
IL  T                                                          PT  P1  P2  P3
    XL

IT  IR  IL  IC 
            2            2

       VT
Z
       IT
       I
Cos θ  R
       IT
       XL X C IL IC 1 L
Q            
       Z   Z  IT IT R C

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THREE-PHASE TRANSFORMERS                    THREE-PHASE MOTORS AND
                                            STARTERS
STAR                                        STAR
VL = 3 VPH and IL = IPH                      VL = 3 VPH and IL = IPH

DELTA                                       DELTA
IL = 3 IPH and VL = VPH                     IL =      3 IPH and VL = VPH
POWER                                       POWER
S (Papp)          3  VL  IL              S (Papp)        3  VL  IL
Q (Pr )          3  VL  IL  Sin θ       Q (Pr )        3  VL  IL  Sin θ
P       3  VL  IL Cos θ                  P      3  VL  IL Cos θ
             P                                          P
Cos θ                                      Cos θ 
             S                                          S

Vph(p)       Np        Iph(s)               EFFICIENCY
                                             output power
Vph(s)       Ns        Iph(p)               η               100%
                                                input power

   Transformer ratio (TR)                       60 × f
                                            ns =
     Np                                            p
TR                                                  n nr
     Ns                                     % slip = s     ×100
                                                       ns
                                                            n  nr
                                            Per Unit Slip  s
                                                              ns
                                            Slip  ns  nr

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CENTRE NUMBER:

EXAMINATION NUMBER:

ANSWER SHEET

QUESTION 2: RLC CIRCUITS

2.1.1

                                       VR = 20 V

                                                      Transfer mark to
                                                        answer book

                                                                MOD
                                                                             (2)
                                       FIGURE 2.1.1

2.2.4

                                                      Transfer mark to
                                                        answer book

                                                                MOD
                                                                             (5)
                                       FIGURE 2.2.4

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CENTRE NUMBER:

EXAMINATION NUMBER:

ANSWER SHEET

QUESTION 6: PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS (PLCs)

6.4.2                  INPUT A                  INPUT B            OUTPUT Q
                          0                         0         (a) =
                          0                         1         (b) =
                          1                         0         (c) =
                          1                         1         (d) =
                                       FIGURE 6.4.2: TRUTH TABLE                            (4)

                                                                         Transfer mark to
                                                                           answer book

                                                                                   MOD

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