Description : When the electrolyte level of a lead-acid storage battery has decreased due to normal evaporation, the level should be reestablished by adding _____________. A. distilled water only B. sulfuric acid ... of sulfuric acid and distilled water D. a strong solution of sulfuric acid and distilled water
Last Answer : Answer: A
Description : When mixing electrolyte for a lead-acid storage battery, you should pour the ___________. A. distilled water into the acid in a zinc-plated container B. distilled water into the acid in a glass ... into the distilled water in a zinc-plated container D. acid into distilled water in a glass container
Last Answer : Answer: D
Description : The electrolyte in a lead-acid storage battery consists of distilled water and _____________. A. hydrogen chloride B. calcium chloride C. sulfuric acid D. muriatic acid
Last Answer : Answer: C
Description : The electrolyte used in a nickel-cadmium battery is distilled water and ______________. A. diluted sulfuric acid B. potassium hydroxide C. lead sulfate D. zinc oxide
Last Answer : Answer: B
Description : Which of the listed ranges represents specific gravity corrected for temperature for the electrolyte of a fully charged portable lead-acid battery? A. 1.100 to 1.150 B. 1.180 to 1.200 C. 1.280 to 1.300 D. 1.750 to 2.000
Description : Which of the processes listed occurs during the charging of a lead-acid storage battery? A. Negative plates change to lead peroxide. B. Positive plates change to lead peroxide. C. Both plates change to lead peroxide. D. Both plates change to lead sulfate.
Description : Which of the problems listed will occur if a lead-acid battery is allowed to remain in a discharged condition for a long period of time? A. The battery may be unable to accept a full charge ... . C. The concentrated sulfuric acid will attack the lead peroxide plates. D. The separators will harden.
Description : Which of the listed battery charging circuits is used to maintain a wet-cell, lead-acid, storage battery in a fully charged state during long periods of disuse? A. Normal charging circuit B. Quick charging circuit C. Trickle charging circuit D. High ampere charging circuit
Description : The proper way to mix the electrolyte for a battery is to add _____________. A. acid to alkaline water B. acid to distilled water C. alkaline water to acid D. distilled water to acid
Last Answer : Battery capacity decreases and plate can be damaged.
Description : Which of the substances listed should be applied to battery terminals to help prevent corrosion? A. Zinc chromate B. Naval jelly C. Lead peroxide D. Petroleum jelly
Description : When a nickel-cadium battery begins gassing while connected to the battery charging circuit, you should _____________. A. do nothing as this is a normal condition when charging B. add distilled water ... to each cell to increase the specific gravity of the electrolyte D. decrease the charging rate
Description : When charging a nickel-cadmium battery, ____________. A. the charging rate should be lessened when gassing commences B. overcharging should be avoided C. the specific gravity of the electrolyte will be ... by the state of charge D. add distilled water just prior to charging to insure proper mixing
Description : In lead acid accumulators, the container is filled with distilled water and concentrated sulphuric acid in the ratio of a. 1 : 2 b. 2 : 1 c. 3 : 1 d. 1 : 3
Last Answer : c. 3 : 1
Description : What happens when? a) A cleaned iron plate or iron nail is kept in 10g of copper sulphate solution. b) A pinch of mercuric oxide is kept in a test tube. c)A small crystal of silver nitrate is dissolved in distilled water and a drop of ammonium hydroxide & a pinch of glucose powder are added.
Last Answer : a) A cleaned iron plate or iron nail is kept in 10g of copper sulphate solution. After a few hours a coating of copper is seen on iron nail/plate. It is based on displacement reaction. ... on the inner walls of the test tube. Aldehyde group in glucose reduced silver nitrate to metallic silver.
Description : To repair a small electrical motor that has been submerged in saltwater, you should _____________. A. wash it with fresh water and apply an external source of heat B. renew the windings ... electrical parts with a carbon tetrachloride cleaning solvent and then blow dry the motor with compressed air
Description : If a small electric motor has been submerged in saltwater for a short period of time, you should _____________. A. send it ashore for rewinding B. rinse it with warm freshwater and bake it dry ... and bake with internal heat D. clean it with carbon tetrachloride and blow it out with compressed air
Description : From the standpoint of safety, you should never allow salt water to enter a leadacid storage battery or come in contact with sulfuric acid because ______________. A. the resulting gas is ... peroxide D. combining salt water with lead-acid creates an invisible gas resulting in severe corrosion
Description : If the illustrated device is fully discharged, what will be the result? EL-0061 A. The battery will be short circuited because the mud space will be filled with lead sulfate B. The electrolyte ... minimum sulfuric acid. D. The plates will be maximum lead oxide and sponge lead minimum lead sulfate.
Description : When mixing electrolyte for a lead-acid storage battery, ______________. A. stirring should always be avoided B. a lead container should always be used C. always pour the water into the acid D. always pour the acid into the water
Description : If a D.C. motor hums, but does not run when energized, which of the listed conditions could exist? A. Incorrect lead connections B. Incorrect brush setting C. A dirty commutator D. All of the above are correct.
Description : Which of the listed pairs of materials make the best insulators? A. dry air and a vacuum B. tin and lead C. doped silicon and germanium D. paper and oil
Description : In troubleshooting a circuit in a console, you find that a resistor may be faulty. Which of the precautions listed must be observed when using an ohmmeter to carry out this test? A. Correct polarity ... D. The resistor's circuit must be de-energized and at least one end of the component isolated.
Description : You are performing an out-of-circuit test of the semi-conductor shown in the illustration. Using an ohmmeter on 'low power' position and with leads properly installed, which of the listed results would you expect the ... lead on 'B' and black lead on 'A'; and a low reading with the leads reversed.
Description : You are performing an out-of-circuit test of the semi-conductor shown in the illustration. Using an ohmmeter on 'low power' position and with leads properly installed, which of the listed results would indicate a good ... lead on 'A' and red lead on 'C'; and a high reading with the leads reversed.
Description : You are performing an out-of-circuit test on the semi-conductor shown in the illustration. Using an ohmmeter on 'low power' setting and with leads properly inserted, which of the listed results would indicate a good ... lead on 'A' and red lead on 'C'; and a high reading with the leads reversed.
Description : A dead storage battery can be revived by A. Adding distilled water B. Adding so-called battery restorer C. A dose of H2SO4 D. None of the above
Last Answer : D. None of the above
Description : To prevent local action in battery, only …………is used in electrolytes A. Pump water B. Distilled water C. Tap water D. Both A and C
Last Answer : B. Distilled water
Description : Which of the following statements of Coast Guard Regulations (46 CFR) concerning battery installations is correct? A. Sign, permanently secured to the battery trays, indicating that 'naked lights or smoking is ... on the bottom. D. Power and lighting batteries must be of the lead-acid type only.
Description : A twelve volt lead-acid battery is constructed of _________. A. one cell B. three cells C. six cells D. twelve cells
Description : A lead-acid battery can deliver 20 amperes continuously for 10 hours with an ampere-hour rating of ____________. A. 20 B. 40 C. 200 D. 400
Description : Which of the following represents the corrected specific gravity of a lead acid battery, with a temperature of 90°F, and a hydrometer reading of 1160? A. 1150 B. 1156 C. 1160 D. 1164
Description : Which of the following conditions indicates that a lead-acid battery is being charged too rapidly? A. Sparks occurring at the positive terminal. B. Unusually high electrolyte specific gravity. C. Low plate potentials being developed. D. Excessively high temperatures and gassing rates.
Description : Violent gassing developed by a lead-acid battery during charging indicates that the ____________. A. plate separators are grounded B. cell voltages are excessive C. specific gravity in insufficient D. charging rate is excessive
Description : If violent gassing occurs when a lead-acid storage battery is first placed on charge, the _____________. A. battery must be given an emergency charge B. charging rate is too low C. charging rate is too high D. specific gravity of the electrolyte solution is too low
Description : Which of the following problems is indicated if a lead-acid battery begins to gas violently when it is first placed on charge? A. Insufficient compartment ventilation is being provided. B. A short ... undergoing its normal charging rate. D. An excessive charging rate is being applied to the battery.
Description : A lead-acid battery cell sustaining a short circuit _______. A. will be indicated by lime accumulation on the terminal posts B. will have unusually high cell voltage C. will become excessively heated while being charged D. cannot be completely discharged under load
Description : The plates of a NiCad storage battery are made of ________. A. potassium hydroxide with a small amount of sulfuric acid B. lead and lead peroxide C. silver oxide and lead sulfate D. combinations of nickel powder and nickel & cadmium salts
Description : When troubleshooting a lead-acid storage battery, a weak or dead cell is best detected by _________________. A. measuring and comparing all cells' specific gravity B. taking an open circuit ... electrolyte levels of each cell D. taking each cell's temperature with a calibrated mercury thermometer
Description : Under which of the following conditions will a lead-acid battery be given a 'test discharge'? A. To determine its capacity. B. Whenever a cell cannot be brought within 10 points of full charge ... cells is found to have less than normal voltage after an equalizing charge. D. All of the above.
Description : The charge of a lead-acid battery is checked with a _____________. A. manometer B. hydrometer C. viscosimeter D. ohmmeter
Description : When a lead-acid battery begins gassing freely while receiving a normal charge, the charging current should _____________. A. be increased B. remain unchanged C. be decreased D. shut off
Description : When correcting specific gravity readings of a lead-acid battery for existing temperature conditions, you should ______________. A. add 10 points for each 4° above 80°F B. subtract 10 points for each 4° above 80°F C. add 4 points for each 10° above 80°F D. add 4 points for each 10° below 80°F
Description : During discharge of a lead-acid storage battery, which of the following actions occurs? A. The acid becomes stronger. B. Both plates change chemically to ammonium chloride. C. The acid becomes weaker. D. Hydrogen gas is liberated.
Description : The specific gravity of the electrolyte solution in a lead acid battery _____________. A. is not effected during charging B. remains the same during discharge C. would read close to 1.830 when discharged D. gives an indication of the state of charge of the battery
Description : Which of the following activities occurs during the charging process of a lead-acid storage battery? A. The specific gravity of the acid increases. B. Both plates change chemically to lead sulfate. C. The specific gravity of the acid decreases. D. Hydrogen gas is absorbed.
Description : The specific gravity of the electrolyte in a lead-acid battery is measured by a _____________. A. gould plate B. titration pipette C. hydrometer D. litmus paper test
Description : The charge of a lead-acid battery is checked with a/an ____________. A. manometer B. hydrometer C. voltmeter D. ohmmeter
Description : When a lead-acid battery begins gassing freely while receiving a normal charge, the charging current should be _____________. A. increased B. shut off C. decreased D. unchanged
Description : Violent gassing from a lead-acid battery while it is being charged, indicates that the _____________. A. plate separators are grounded B. battery compartment ventilation is inadequate C. electrolyte specific gravity is too low D. charging rate is too high