LIght and Illumination
1. The illumination level at A class stations should be
- 20 lux
- 30 lux
- 40 lux
- 50 lux
2. The illumination level at B class stations should be
- 20 lux
- 30 lux
- 40 lux
- 50 lux
3. The illumination level at C class stations should be
- 20 lux
- 30 lux
- 40 lux
- 50 lux
4. Recommended no. of light points in type I (DR) quarter is
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
5. Recommended no. of light points in type II quarter is
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
6. Recommended no. of light points in type III quarter is
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
7. Recommended no. of light points in type IV quarter is
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 11
8. Recommended no. of light points in type IV spl. quarter is
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
9. Recommended no. of fan points in type I quarter is
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
10. Recommended no. of fan points in type II quarter is
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
11. Recommended no. of fan points in type III quarter is
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
12. Recommended no. of fan points in type IV quarter is
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
13. Recommended no. of fan points in type IV spl. quarter is
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
14. Recommended connected load for type I (DR) quarter is
- 1.36 kW
- 3.48 kW
- 4.17 kW
- 6.85 kW
15. Recommended connected load for type II quarter is
- 1.36 kW
- 3.48 kW
- 4.17 kW
- 6.85 kW
16. Recommended connected load for type III quarter is
- 1.36 kW
- 3.48 kW
- 4.17 kW
- 6.85 kW
17. Recommended connected load for type IV quarter is
- 1.36 kW
- 3.48 kW
- 4.17 kW
- 6.85 kW
18. Recommended connected load for type IV spl. quarter is
- 4.17 kW
- 6.85 kW
- 8.6 kW
- 11.85 kW
19. Recommended connected load for type V quarter is
- 4.17 kW
- 6.85 kW
- 8.6 kW
- 11.85 kW
20. Luminous efficiency of a fluorescent tube is
- 10 lumens/ watt
- 20 lumens/ watt
- 40 lumens/ watt
- 60 lumens/ watt
21. Candela is the unit of which of the following?
- wavelength
- luminous intensity
- luminous flux
- frequency
22. Colour of light depends upon
- frequency
- wave length
- both (a) and (b)
- speed of light
23. Illumination of one lumen per sq. metre is called ………
- lumen metre
- lux
- foot candle
- candela
24. The unit of luminous flux is …………
- watt/ m2
- lumen
- lumen/ m2
- watt
25. Filament lamps operate normally at a power factor of
- 0.5 lagging
- 0.8 lagging
- unity
- 0.8 leading
26. What percentage of the input energy is radiated by filament lamps?
- 2 to 5 percent
- 10 to 15 percent
- 25 to 30 percent
- 40 to 50 percent
27. The filament of a GLS lamp is made of
- tungsten
- copper
- carbon
- aluminium
28. Which of the following lamps is the cheapest for the same wattage?
- Fluorescent tube
- mercury vapour lamp
- GLS lamp
- sodium vapour lamp
29. Which of the following is not the standard rating of GLS lamps?
- 100 W
- 75 W
- 40 W
- 15 W
30. The colour of sodium vapour discharge lamp is
- red
- pink
- yellow
- bluish green
31. A reflector is provided to
- protect the lamp
- provide better illumination
- avoid glare
- do all of the above
32. The purpose of coating the fluorescent tube from inside with white power is
- to improve its life
- to improve the appearance
- to change the colour of light emitted to white
- to increase the light radiations due to secondary emissions
33. In the fluorescent tube circuit the function of choke is primarily to
- reduce the flicker
- minimize the starting surge
- initiate the arc and stabilize it
- reduce the starting current
34. The function of capacitor across the supply to the fluorescent tube is primarily to
- stabilize the arc
- reduce the starting current
- improve the supply power factor
- reduce the noise
35. Most affected parameter of a filament lamp due to voltage change is
- wattage
- life
- luminous efficiency
- light output
36. In electric discharge lamps for stabilizing the arc
- a reactive choke is connected in series with the supply
- a condenser is connected in series to the supply
- a condenser is connected in parallel to the supply
- None
37. For precision work the illumination level required is of the order of
- 500 – 1000 lumens/m²
- 200 – 400 lumens/m²
- 50 – 100 lumens/ m²
- 10 – 25 lumens/ m²
38. For normal reading the illumination level required is around
- 20 – 40 lumens/ m²
- 60 – 100 lumens/ m²
- 200 – 300 lumens/ m²
- 400 – 500 lumens/ m²
39. In electric discharge lamps light is produced by
- cathode ray emission
- ionization in a gas or vapour
- heating effect of current
- magnetic effect of current
40. A substance which change its electrical resistance when illuminated by light is called…..
- photoelectric
- photovoltaic
- photoconductive
- none of the above
41. In case of … power factor is the highest.
- GLS lamps
- mercury arc lamps
- tube lights
- sodium vapour lamps
42. A mercury vapour lamp gives … light.
- white
- pink
- yellow
- greenish blue
43. Sometimes the wheels f rotating machinery, under the influence of fluorescent lamps appear to be stationary. This is due to the
- low power factor
- stroboscopic effect
- fluctuations
- luminescence effect
44. The flicker effect of fluorescent lamps is more pronounced at
- lower frequencies
- higher frequencies
- lower voltages
- higher voltages
45. Which gas can be filled in GLS lamp?
- oxygen
- carbon di-oxide
- xenon
- any inert gas
46. The gas filled in vacuum filament lamps is
- nitrogen
- argon
- air
- none
47. The vapour discharge tube used for domestic lighting has
- no filament
- one filament
- two filament
- three filament
48. Stroboscopic effect due to use of discharge lamps in workshops results in moving machinery appearing
- stationary
- stationary running slow
- stationary running in reverse direction
- all of the above
49. Glare is reduced by
- using diffusers
- increasing the height of the lamp
- using reflectors to cut-off the light at certain angle
- all of the above
50. Which of the following is present inside the fluorescent tube?
- argon and neon
- argon and CO2
- mercury vapour
- helium and oxygen
51. When an electric bulb is broken it produces bang; this is due to
- vacuum inside the bulb
- pressure of air in the bulb
- pressure inside is equal to that outside
- None
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