# Electrical Technology Grade 12 NSC November 2023 QP (Eng)

> Grade 12 Electrical Technology question paper from the NSC November Exam 2023 (English), 19 pages. Read online or download the free PDF.

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- Grade: Grade 12
- Document type: Question paper
- Year: 2023
- Exam period: NSC November Exam
- Curriculum: CAPS
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                                NATIONAL
                           SENIOR CERTIFICATE

                                   GRADE 12

                ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY: POWER SYSTEMS

                                NOVEMBER 2023

MARKS: 200

TIME: 3 hours

        This question paper consists of 17 pages and a 2-page formula sheet.

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INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

1.        This question paper consists of SEVEN questions.

2.        Answer ALL the questions.

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

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

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

6.        You may use a non-programmable calculator.

7.        Calculations must include:

          7.1        Formulae and manipulations where needed.

          7.2        Correct replacement of values

          7.3        Correct answer and relevant units where applicable

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

9.        Write neatly and legibly.

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QUESTION 1: MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS

Various options are provided as possible answers to the following questions. Choose
the answer and write only the letter (A–D) next to the question numbers (1.1 to 1.15) in
the ANSWER BOOK, e.g. 1.16 D.

1.1       The following can be considered as dangerous practices:

          A      The use (or misuse) of power tools
          B      The incorrect use and handling of hand tools
          C      The etching of printed circuit boards
          D      All the above-mentioned                                                        (1)

1.2       … is the reference quantity in a parallel RLC circuit.

          A      Current
          B      Resistance
          C      Reactance
          D      Voltage                                                                        (1)

1.3       The reactance of a … must be equal for a circuit to resonate.

          A      resistor and an inductor
          B      resistor and a capacitor
          C      capacitor and an inductor
          D      transducer and a capacitor                                                     (1)

1.4       The following condition is common to both series and parallel resonance:

          A      The impedance is minimum.
          B      The current is maximum.
          C      The bandwidth is affected by its quality factor.
          D      The Q-factor depends on voltage amplification.                                 (1)

1.5       The voltage generated at power stations in South Africa is stepped up to …
          for transmission over long distances.

          A      22 kV
          B      40 kV
          C      110 kV
          D      220 kV                                                                         (1)

1.6       … establish how much electricity must be generated throughout South Africa.

          A      Municipalities
          B      Substations
          C      Control centres
          D      Intermediate substations                                                       (1)

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1.7       A … indicates whether a load is more inductive or more capacitive.

          A      wattmeter
          B      power factor meter
          C      kilowatt-hour meter
          D      voltmeter                                                                        (1)

1.8       In a three-phase core-type transformer the …

          A      core hides the major part of the windings.
          B      core is enclosed by the windings.
          C      windings are enclosed by the core.
          D      core has 5 limbs.                                                                (1)

1.9       When a load is connected, the primary phase current of a step-down
          transformer is … the secondary phase current.

          A      higher than
          B      equal to
          C      lower than
          D      √ times                                                                          (1)

1.10      When starting an induction motor, the slip … as the motor picks up speed.

          A      is minimum and increases
          B      increases exponentially
          C      is maximum and decreases
          D      remains constant                                                                 (1)

1.11      … are electromagnetically operated switches that provide a safe and
          convenient means of connecting and interrupting circuits.

          A      Key switches
          B      Stop buttons
          C      Start buttons
          D      Contactors                                                                       (1)

1.12      An automatic star-delta motor starter reduces the starting current by …

          A      reducing the voltage across the motor coils to phase voltage.
          B      maintaining the voltage across the motor coils to line voltage.
          C      increasing the voltage across the motor coils to √ times the line
                 voltage.
          D      dividing the line current.                                                       (1)

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1.13      A semiconductor device that uses light to transmit a signal between two
          circuits that are electrically isolated is called a …

          A      switch.
          B      sensor.
          C      opto-coupler.
          D      strain gauge.                                                               (1)

1.14      The … is used to dissipate excessive regenerative energy, with reference to
          VSD.

          A      filter
          B      inverter
          C      converter
          D      braking resistor                                                            (1)

1.15      A system that performs many functions digitally to reduce the amount of
          wiring in a motor starter circuit is called a … system.

          A      soft-wired
          B      hard-wired
          C      thick-wired
          D      compact-wired                                                               (1)
                                                                                             [15]

QUESTION 2: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

2.1       Name TWO incidents arising out of activities of people at the workplace that
          must be reported to the health and safety inspector.                               (2)

2.2       Define the term danger with reference to the Occupational Health and Safety
          Act, 1993 (Act 85 of 1993).                                                        (2)

2.3       Explain why the location of the emergency master switch is important for
          safety in and around the workshop.                                                 (2)

2.4       State TWO effects a third-degree burn has on a person's body.                      (2)

2.5       Name TWO first-aid steps to take after a person has been shocked by an
          electric current.                                                                  (2)
                                                                                             [10]

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QUESTION 3: RLC CIRCUITS
3.1       State the relationship between inductive reactance and frequency.                              (1)
3.2       Refer to FIGURE 3.2 below and state the phase relationship between the
          current and voltage waveforms.

                       +V               V
                                                     I

                       0
                                  90º       180º         270º      360º                t

                       -V
                       FIGURE 3.2: CURRENT AND VOLTAGE WAVEFORMS                                         (1)
3.3       FIGURE 3.3 below shows an RLC series circuit which consists of a resistor
          with a resistance of 6 Ω, an inductor with an inductance of 0,02 H and a
          capacitor with a capacitance of 80 µF, which are all connected across an
          alternating supply of 100 V/100 Hz.

                                                    L = 0,02 H
                                                                          C = 80 µF
                              R=6Ω

                   VR = 63,42 V                    VL = 132,86 V            VC = 210,24 V

               IT = 10,57 A

                                                   VT = 100 V/100 Hz
                                     FIGURE 3.3: RLC SERIES CIRCUIT
          Given:
          R        =    6Ω
          L        =    0,02 H
          C        =    80 µF
          VR       =    63,42 V
          VC       =    210,24 V
          VL       =    132,86 V
          VT       =    100 V
          IT       =    10,57 A
          f        =    100 Hz

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          3.3.1       State whether the supply current is leading or lagging the supply
                      voltage. Motivate your answer.                                                 (2)

          3.3.2       Redraw and complete the phasor diagram of the circuit diagram in
                      FIGURE 3.3 below in the ANSWER BOOK.

                                 VL = 132,86 V

                                                        IT = 10,57 A
                                                                       VR = 63,42 V

                                 VC = 210,24 V

                                            FIGURE 3.3.2: PHASOR DIAGRAM                             (4)

          3.3.3       Prove that the resultant of VR, VL and VC equals the supply voltage.           (3)

          3.3.4       Calculate the frequency at which the circuit will resonate.                    (3)

3.4       Refer to FIGURE 3.4 below and answer the questions that follow.

                                        3A              R

                                                        C
                                        5A

                                                        L

                                        5A

                                       IT

                                                   VT
                                  FIGURE 3.4: CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
          3.4.1       Calculate the total current of the circuit.                                    (3)

          3.4.2       Calculate the phase angle.                                                     (3)
          3.4.3       Draw a fully labelled phasor diagram for the circuit in FIGURE 3.4
                      above in the ANSWER BOOK.                                                      (4)

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3.5       A series circuit consists of a resistor with a resistance of 30 ohms, an inductor
          with an inductance of 10 mH and a capacitor with a capacitive reactance of
          300 ohms. This combination is connected across an alternating supply of
          30 V and resonates at a frequency of 4,77 kHz.

                                                                    L = 10 mH
                                  R = 30 Ω       XC = 300 Ω

                                  VR                    VC                 VL

                       IT = 1 A

                                               30 V/fr = 4,77 kHz

                            FIGURE 3.5: RESONANCE RLC SERIES CIRCUIT

          Given:

          R        =      0Ω
          Xc       =      00 Ω
          L        =     10 mH
          VT       =     30 V
          fr       =     4,77 kHz
          IT       =     1A

          3.5.1          Calculate the Q-factor of the circuit.                                       (3)

          3.5.2          Calculate the bandwidth of the circuit.                                      (3)

          3.5.3          Calculate the voltage drop across the inductor.                              (3)

          3.5.4          Explain why the voltage across the inductor is greater than the
                         value of the supply voltage.                                                 (2)
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QUESTION 4: THREE-PHASE AC GENERATION

4.1       Explain the following terms with reference to three-phase systems:

          4.1.1       Efficiency                                                                  (2)

          4.1.2       Power factor correction                                                     (2)

4.2       Name TWO advantages of power factor correction to the supplier.                         (2)

4.3       Differentiate between power transmission and power distribution.                        (4)

4.4       An alternator delivers power to a three-phase delta-connected load at 400 V.
          The output power is 5 kW with a power factor of 0,85.

          Given:

          VL      =   400 V
          P       =   5 kW
          pf      =   0,85

          Calculate the:

          4.4.1       Line current                                                                (3)

          4.4.2       Apparent power                                                              (3)

          4.4.3       Reactive power                                                              (5)

          4.4.4       Draw a phasor diagram of the supply indicating the correct phase
                      sequence of line voltages and the angle between voltages.                   (5)

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4.5       FIGURE 4.5 below shows the diagram of an analogue wattmeter connected
          to a phase of a three-phase star-connected system. Answer the questions
          that follow.

                                              SCALE

                                                                 W
                                        A1     I COIL    A2
                         A
                                                        VCOIL

                     SUPPLY
                                                        RS
                                                                          LOAD
                         B

                         C
                         D
                              FIGURE 4.5: ANALOGUE WATTMETER

          4.5.1       Name TWO methods used to measure the total power of a three-
                      phase system.                                                             (2)

          4.5.2       Label the terminals at A and B.                                           (2)

          4.5.3       Differentiate between a wattmeter and a kilowatt-hour meter.              (3)

4.6       Explain what a reading of 0,9 on a power factor meter means with reference
          to the following:

          4.6.1       The load                                                                  (1)

          4.6.2       The supply                                                                (1)
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QUESTION 5: THREE-PHASE TRANSFORMERS

5.1       Name TWO parts of the cooling system in three-phase transformers.                     (2)

5.2       Name the type of loss that contributes the most to heat in three-phase
          transformers.                                                                         (1)

5.3       State ONE application of a star-delta transformer in a transmission network.          (1)

5.4       State how eddy current losses are reduced in transformers.                            (1)

5.5       Explain why heat should be dissipated in transformers.                                (2)

5.6       Name the cooling method preferred for very large transformers of several
          hundred MVA (megavolt ampere).                                                        (1)

5.7       State the function of the Buchholz relay in a transformer.                            (1)

5.8       A 100 kVA three-phase delta-star transformer with a transformer ratio of
          48 : 1 delivers power to an industrial load. The primary line voltage is 11 kV
          and the total losses in the transformer are given as 5 kW. The load operates
          at a power factor of 0,9.

          Given:

         S            =    100 kVA
         TR           =    48 : 1
         VL1          =    11 000 V
         Losses       =    5 kW
         pf           =    0,9

          Calculate the:

          5.8.1       Primary line current                                                      (3)

          5.8.2       Secondary phase voltage                                                   (3)

          5.8.3       Active (true) power                                                       (3)

          5.8.4       Draw a diagrammatic representation of the transformer coils.              (7)

          5.8.5       Determine whether it is a step-down or step-up transformer.
                      Motivate your answer.                                                     (2)

5.9       Explain, with a reason, the relationship between voltage and current of a
          step-down transformer.                                                                (3)
                                                                                                [30]

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QUESTION 6: THREE-PHASE MOTORS AND STARTERS

6.1       Name TWO parts of a stator with reference to induction motors                                 (2)

6.2       FIGURE 6.2 below shows the name plate of an induction motor. Answer the
          questions that follow.

                                       S/N                   MO85SA26Z
                                        V                      400 V
                                       IFL                       5A
                                        ƞ                       85%
                                        P                      2,5 kW
                                        ns
                                   n(full load)              1 250 r/min
                                        f                       50 Hz
                                       p                          2
                                      slip
                                       FIGURE 6.2: NAME PLATE

          6.2.1       Motivate why this nameplate belongs to a three-phase motor.                       (1)

          6.2.2       Identify the efficiency of the motor.                                             (1)

          6.2.3       Calculate the synchronous speed of the motor.                                     (3)

          6.2.4       Calculate the slip in r/min.                                                      (3)

6.3       Explain how power in a three-phase induction motor is transferred from the
          stator to the rotor.                                                                          (4)

6.4       FIGURE 6.4 below shows the speed vs torque curve of an induction motor.
          Answer the questions that follow.

                       Torque
                        (Nm)     Locked
                                  rotor/                              A
                       200%      Starting         Pull-up
                                 torque           torque

                       100%

                                             Speed (r/min)
                                                                           B   No-load
                                                                                speed

                              FIGURE 6.4: SPEED VS TORQUE CURVE

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          6.4.1       Write down the labels for A and B in the ANSWER BOOK.                     (2)

          6.4.2       State how the speed and torque of the motor in FIGURE 6.4 are
                      affected when increasing the load beyond the full-load value.             (2)

          6.4.3       State when the motor represented in FIGURE 6.4 will stall.                (1)

6.5       FIGURE 6.5 below shows the control circuit of a forward-reverse motor
          starter. Answer the questions that follow.

                              L

                               OL
                               N/C

                              STOP

                             START                     START
                              FWD          MC1          REV        MC2
                                           N/O                     N/O

                         A    MC2                  B    MC1
                              N/C                       N/C
                          MC1                      MC2
                          FWD                      REV

                              N
                     FIGURE 6.5: FORWARD-REVERSE CONTROL CIRCUIT

          6.5.1       State the purpose of contacts A and B.                                    (1)

          6.5.2       Explain the function of MC2N/O.                                           (2)

          6.5.3       Explain how the operation of the circuit will be affected if MC1N/O
                      becomes faulty and permanently closed.                                    (3)

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6.6       A 5 kW three-phase delta-connected motor is connected to a 400 V/50 Hz
          supply. When operating at full load, the motor draws 8,59 A from the supply.

          Given:

          P        =    5 kW
          VL       =    400 V
          IL       =    8,59 A

          Calculate the following:

          6.6.1        The phase current of the motor                                         (3)

          6.6.2        The power factor of the motor                                          (4)

          6.6.3        The output power if the motor is 90% efficient                         (3)
                                                                                              [35]

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QUESTION 7: PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS (PLCs)

7.1       Explain the advantages of PLC systems with regard to the following:

          7.1.1       Space                                                                        (2)

          7.1.2       Flexibility                                                                  (2)

7.2       FIGURE 7.2 below shows the ladder logic of a logic gate. Answer the
          questions that follow.

                                                                     

                                       FIGURE 7.2: LADDER LOGIC

          7.2.1       Name the logic gate represented in FIGURE 7.2 above.                         (1)

          7.2.2       Draw the equivalent logic gate symbol of FIGURE 7.2 above.                   (3)

          7.2.3       FIGURE 7.2.3 below shows two input states of the circuit in
                      FIGURE 7.2. Complete the truth table in FIGURE 7.2.3 by writing
                      down only the state of the output in the ANSWER BOOK.

                                         A                B        OUTPUT
                                         0                0          (W)
                                         0                1           (X)
                                             FIGURE 7.2.3: TRUTH TABLE                             (2)

7.3       Refer to inputs on a PLC and answer the questions that follow.

          7.3.1       Name the type of proximity sensor that utilises an electrostatic field
                      (e-field) to sense proximity.                                                (1)

          7.3.2       Explain the purpose of a light sensor in an automated garage door
                      system.                                                                      (2)

          7.3.3       Explain how a temperature sensor is used to prevent a mining drill
                      from breaking.                                                               (3)

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7.4       Refer to the outputs on a PLC and answer the questions that follow.

          7.4.1       State the function of a timer in PLC systems.                                (2)

          7.4.2       Explain why contactors are used on the output of a PLC when
                      controlling high-current three-phase loads.                                  (2)

7.5       Refer to FIGURE 7.5 below and answer the questions that follow.

                        L

                                     O/L

                            Stop
                           button

                             Start               MC/    MC/           MC/
                            button               NO1    NC            NO2

                                                         Lamp          Lamp
                                MC                       (Red)        (Green)

                       N

                                     FIGURE 7.5: CONTROL CIRCUIT

          7.5.1       Draw the PLC ladder logic diagram that will execute the same
                      function in a PLC system.                                                    (9)

          7.5.2       State the conditions of the red and green lamps after the start
                      button is pressed and released.                                              (2)

          7.5.3       Describe the function of the MC contactor that is connected in
                      series with the start pushbutton.                                            (2)

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7.6       FIGURE 7.6 below shows the basic block diagram of a variable speed drive.
          Answer the questions that follow.

                                           Variable Speed Drive              D
                                       A            B             C

           Three-phase                                 +
              supply                                                       Motor

                              FIGURE 7.6: VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE

          7.6.1        Name the process that takes place at C to generate the output
                       at D.                                                                (1)

          7.6.2        State TWO precautions that must be considered in the application
                       of a variable speed drive (VSD).                                     (2)

          7.6.3        Explain the principle of operation of the VSD.                       (4)
                                                                                            [40]

                                                                                 TOTAL:     200

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                                                                    FORMULA SHEET

RLC CIRCUITS                                                                       THREE-PHASE AC GENERATION
               Cos                                                                 STAR
 L       2 fL                                                                       L       √               H

                                                                                        H           H       H
 C
         2 fC                                                                      L            H
                                                       f       f2
    fr                               OR           fr                               DELTA
          2 √LC                                            2
          fr
                                     OR                    f2 f                     L               H

SERIES                                                                                  H           H       H

 R        R                                                                        L        √           H

 L             L                                                                   POWER

 C                C                                                                 ( app )              √        L L

           T
                                                                                       ( r)         √           L L   in
T                               OR                T    R       C     L
                                                                                            √           L L Cos

         √R2              ( L     C)
                                         2                                         Cos

                                              2
 T
          √ R2                 ( L-      C)            OR            T
                                                                                   EFFICIENCY
                   R                                                     R                          T
Cos                                          OR                Cos                                              00
                                                                         T

          L                C         L        C                L
                                                           √
         R                R       T           T        R       C                   TWO-WATTMETER METHOD

PARALLEL
                                                                                    T                       2
 T            R            C     L
                                                                                                                      2
              T                                                                    tan              √ (                   )
R                                                                                                                     2
          R
              T
C                                                                                  THREE-WATTMETER METHOD
              C
          T
L                                                                                   T                       2
          L

T        √ 2R             (L    C)
                                     2

          T
          T
                      R
Cos
                      T
         R                R
          L                C

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THREE-PHASE TRANSFORMERS                              THREE-PHASE MOTORS AND STARTERS
STAR                                                  STAR
 L √    H                                              L √    H
L         H                                           L         H

DELTA                                                 DELTA
 L            H                                        L            H

L        √        H                                   L     √           H

POWER                                                 POWER
 ( app )           √            L L                    ( app )           √       L L

    ( r)      √               L L       in                ( r)      √          L L   in

         √        L L Cos                                   √           L L Cos

Cos                                                         √           L L Cos

     H                          H2
                                                      Cos
     H2               2             H

Turns ratio TR                                        EFFICIENCY
                                             2

                          T
                                                                        losses
                                                 00                                    00
              T       losses
                                                                    T
                                                                               00

                                                      SPEED
                                                             60 f
                                                      ns
                                                               p
                                                                              ns nr
                                                       er unit slip
                                                                                ns
                                                                        ns   nr
                                                            lip                    00
                                                                          ns
                                                      nr  ns (   slip)
                                                       lip ns nr

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