practical exam theory
#241
Re: practical exam theory
Hi Gazza,
I had my IELTS a couple of months ago and to be honest it's nothing to worry about, English was never my favourite subject and I found it resonably easy. As long as you do the obvious paragraphs and punchuation you will be fine.
As for the practical I have mine Saturday so il let you know as much as I can after.
Good luck!
I had my IELTS a couple of months ago and to be honest it's nothing to worry about, English was never my favourite subject and I found it resonably easy. As long as you do the obvious paragraphs and punchuation you will be fine.
As for the practical I have mine Saturday so il let you know as much as I can after.
Good luck!
As for the practical - there is lots of information in the forum on what you can expect - if you can't see any obvious threads, there is a search function in the tool bar above
#242
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Re: practical exam theory
Cheers Hynsey
That would be great if you could let me know what it is all about I have read up on a lot and the DOL stuff is no problem as I work on the industrial side of things anyway.
Still getting used to this site were things are
Were are you doing the skills test
Cheers
That would be great if you could let me know what it is all about I have read up on a lot and the DOL stuff is no problem as I work on the industrial side of things anyway.
Still getting used to this site were things are
Were are you doing the skills test
Cheers
#243
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Re: practical exam theory
Hi Gazza,
I had my IELTS a couple of months ago and to be honest it's nothing to worry about, English was never my favourite subject and I found it resonably easy. As long as you do the obvious paragraphs and punchuation you will be fine.
As for the practical I have mine Saturday so il let you know as much as I can after.
Good luck!
I had my IELTS a couple of months ago and to be honest it's nothing to worry about, English was never my favourite subject and I found it resonably easy. As long as you do the obvious paragraphs and punchuation you will be fine.
As for the practical I have mine Saturday so il let you know as much as I can after.
Good luck!
Cheers Gazza 77
#244
Re: practical exam theory
Did you get sent a copy of safe disconnect / reconnect with the skills assessment paperwork?
#246
Re: practical exam theory
Hope that helps
#247
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Re: practical exam theory
Hello
Please, does Anybody know the maximum value allowable for the earth continuity resistance of an appliance frame to its earth facility in ohms
I have also researched and found Minimal insulation value to be 0.5M ohms
I think the answers are
0.05 ohms
and 0.5M ohms
is this correct ?
exam this Saturday
Thanks Dune .
Please, does Anybody know the maximum value allowable for the earth continuity resistance of an appliance frame to its earth facility in ohms
I have also researched and found Minimal insulation value to be 0.5M ohms
I think the answers are
0.05 ohms
and 0.5M ohms
is this correct ?
exam this Saturday
Thanks Dune .
#248
Re: practical exam theory
Hello
Please, does Anybody know the maximum value allowable for the earth continuity resistance of an appliance frame to its earth facility in ohms
I have also researched and found Minimal insulation value to be 0.5M ohms
I think the answers are
0.05 ohms
and 0.5M ohms
is this correct ?
exam this Saturday
Thanks Dune .
Please, does Anybody know the maximum value allowable for the earth continuity resistance of an appliance frame to its earth facility in ohms
I have also researched and found Minimal insulation value to be 0.5M ohms
I think the answers are
0.05 ohms
and 0.5M ohms
is this correct ?
exam this Saturday
Thanks Dune .
Insulation resistance is 0.5Meg in UK and 1 Meg in Australia I think
#249
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Re: practical exam theory
Thanks .I was sure about minimal insulation value
the photo I took further up this thread was of actual paper I did about a month ago .
they asked the question and wanted a figure .what I thought they wanted was ZS ? This is obviously relevant to the CB protecting the circuit .
but If I remember the circuit was a 16 Amp 60898 B type protecting the circuit being used ???
Thanks Dune .
#250
Re: practical exam theory
Hello
Thanks .I was sure about minimal insulation value
the photo I took further up this thread was of actual paper I did about a month ago .
they asked the question and wanted a figure .what I thought they wanted was ZS ? This is obviously relevant to the CB protecting the circuit .
but If I remember the circuit was a 16 Amp 60898 B type protecting the circuit being used ???
Thanks Dune .
Thanks .I was sure about minimal insulation value
the photo I took further up this thread was of actual paper I did about a month ago .
they asked the question and wanted a figure .what I thought they wanted was ZS ? This is obviously relevant to the CB protecting the circuit .
but If I remember the circuit was a 16 Amp 60898 B type protecting the circuit being used ???
Thanks Dune .
Edit - sorry - just re-read your original question, Resistance of appliance frame to it's own earth point so is only a part of Re - and I can't find a set figure even with the regs book infront of me. Have you got a copy of UK regs?
Last edited by old.sparkles; Oct 14th 2013 at 5:11 am.
#251
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Re: practical exam theory
Yes I hope you can read this photo of the exam paper
Dune.
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Hello again
It is from earth terminal of tubular heater to frame of equipment / tubular heater
It is from earth terminal of tubular heater to frame of equipment / tubular heater