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EEE MCQ — Power Systems

EEE MCQ — Power Systems | ৫০টি প্রশ্ন ও উত্তর

EEE Power System MCQ

Power Systems বাংলাদেশের বিদ্যুৎ খাতের চাকরিগুলোর (DESCO, BPDB, PGCB, REB) জন্য সবচেয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ বিষয়। BCS-এর EEE subject paper-এও এখান থেকে উল্লেখযোগ্য প্রশ্ন আসে। নিচে ৫০টি নির্বাচিত MCQ দেওয়া হলো।


⚡ Transmission & Distribution

1. The standard frequency of AC power supply in Bangladesh is:
a) 50 Hz b) 60 Hz c) 25 Hz d) 100 Hz
Answer: a


2. High voltage transmission is used to:
a) Increase current b) Reduce transmission losses (I²R losses)
c) Increase power factor d) Reduce insulation cost
Answer: b


3. The national grid transmission voltage in Bangladesh is:
a) 11 kV b) 33 kV c) 132 kV / 230 kV / 400 kV d) 415 V
Answer: c


4. The distribution voltage commonly used in Bangladesh for LT lines is:
a) 400V (3-phase) / 230V (single-phase) b) 11 kV
c) 33 kV d) 132 kV
Answer: a


5. Corona loss in a transmission line is reduced by:
a) Increasing conductor diameter / using bundled conductors b) Reducing voltage
c) Using steel conductors d) Reducing line length
Answer: a


6. The Ferranti effect occurs in a transmission line when:
a) The line is fully loaded b) The line is lightly loaded or on no-load
c) The power factor is unity d) The current is maximum
Answer: b


7. The Ferranti effect causes:
a) Decrease in receiving end voltage b) Increase in receiving end voltage above sending end
c) Voltage to be equal at both ends d) No change in voltage
Answer: b


8. ACSR conductor stands for:
a) Aluminium Conductor Steel Reinforced b) Aluminium Copper Steel Reinforced
c) Alternating Current Steel Resistant d) Advanced Conductor Shielded Reinforced
Answer: a


9. The skin effect in a conductor is:
a) Concentration of current at the centre of the conductor
b) Concentration of AC current on the outer surface of the conductor
c) Uniform distribution of current d) Reduction of resistance at high frequency
Answer: b


10. The surge impedance loading (SIL) of a transmission line is:
a) Load when line resonates b) Load at which line reactive power is balanced
c) Maximum load the line can carry d) Minimum load for stability
Answer: b


🔌 Power Flow & Load

11. Load flow analysis is used to determine:
a) Fault currents b) Voltage profile and power flow in steady-state
c) Transient stability d) Motor starting characteristics
Answer: b


12. Gauss-Seidel method in power systems is used for:
a) Fault analysis b) Load flow (power flow) solution
c) Transient stability analysis d) Economic dispatch
Answer: b


13. The slack (swing) bus in a power flow study specifies:
a) Real and reactive power b) Voltage magnitude and angle (reference bus)
c) Real power and voltage magnitude d) Reactive power and voltage angle
Answer: b


14. A PV bus (generator bus) specifies:
a) Real power and voltage magnitude b) Voltage magnitude and angle
c) Real and reactive power d) Reactive power and voltage magnitude
Answer: a


15. The per-unit system in power systems is used to:
a) Increase accuracy of calculations b) Simplify calculations by normalizing quantities
c) Measure power in smaller units d) Convert AC to DC quantities
Answer: b


⚠️ Faults & Protection

16. The most common type of fault in a power system is:
a) Three-phase fault b) Double line-to-ground fault
c) Single line-to-ground fault d) Line-to-line fault
Answer: c


17. The most severe (highest current) fault in a power system is:
a) Single line-to-ground fault b) Line-to-line fault
c) Double line-to-ground fault d) Three-phase (symmetrical) fault
Answer: d


18. Symmetrical components method was developed by:
a) Charles Steinmetz b) C.L. Fortescue c) Oliver Heaviside d) Nikola Tesla
Answer: b


19. Positive, negative, and zero sequence components are used to analyze:
a) Balanced three-phase faults only b) Unbalanced faults in power systems
c) Load flow studies d) Economic dispatch
Answer: b


20. An overcurrent relay operates when:
a) Voltage exceeds a set value b) Current exceeds a predetermined value
c) Power factor drops below 0.5 d) Frequency deviates from nominal
Answer: b


21. A differential protection scheme is most commonly used for:
a) Transmission lines b) Transformers and generators
c) Capacitor banks d) Busbars only
Answer: b


22. Distance (impedance) relay is used primarily for protection of:
a) Generators b) Transformers c) Transmission lines d) Motors
Answer: c


23. A Buchholz relay is used to protect:
a) Generators b) Oil-immersed transformers c) Transmission lines d) Busbars
Answer: b


24. The function of a circuit breaker is to:
a) Measure current b) Interrupt fault current and isolate faulty section
c) Regulate voltage d) Improve power factor
Answer: b


25. SF6 (sulphur hexafluoride) is used in circuit breakers because:
a) It is cheap and abundant b) It has excellent arc-quenching and insulating properties
c) It is lighter than air d) It is non-toxic
Answer: b


26. A fuse protects a circuit by:
a) Tripping a relay b) Melting and breaking the circuit during overcurrent
c) Absorbing excess voltage d) Reducing current automatically
Answer: b


27. An earth fault relay (64) is used to detect:
a) Overcurrent b) Ground (earth) faults c) Overvoltage d) Under-frequency
Answer: b


28. The impedance of a current transformer (CT) secondary should be:
a) Very high (open circuit) b) Very low (short circuit)
c) Equal to primary impedance d) 50 Ohms
Answer: b (CT secondary should never be open-circuited)


🔋 Reactive Power & Power Factor

29. Power factor correction in a power system is done using:
a) Inductors b) Capacitor banks or synchronous condensers
c) Resistors d) Transformers
Answer: b


30. A lagging power factor is caused by:
a) Capacitive loads b) Resistive loads
c) Inductive loads (motors, transformers) d) Lighting loads
Answer: c


31. A leading power factor is caused by:
a) Inductive loads b) Capacitive loads c) Resistive loads d) Non-linear loads
Answer: b


32. Reactive power compensation reduces:
a) Active power consumption b) Line current and I²R losses
c) System frequency d) Transformer rating
Answer: b


33. STATCOM stands for:
a) Static Compensation Module b) Static Synchronous Compensator
c) Standard Current Compensation d) Static Current Module
Answer: b


🌱 Renewable Energy & Modern Power Systems

34. HVDC transmission is preferred over HVAC for:
a) Short-distance transmission b) Very long-distance transmission and submarine cables
c) Low voltage distribution d) Industrial loads only
Answer: b


35. The capacity factor of a solar PV plant is approximately:
a) 90–95% b) 70–80% c) 15–25% d) 50–60%
Answer: c


36. A smart grid differs from a traditional grid mainly by:
a) Higher voltage levels b) Two-way communication and automated control
c) Using only renewable energy d) Operating without transformers
Answer: b


37. The installed power generation capacity of Bangladesh (approx. 2024) is:
a) 5,000 MW b) 10,000 MW c) Over 25,000 MW (installed) d) 50,000 MW
Answer: c


38. The Rural Electrification Board (REB) in Bangladesh supplies electricity through:
a) Direct connections from PGCB b) Palli Bidyut Samity (PBS) cooperatives
c) DESCO substations d) Private utilities
Answer: b


🔁 Stability & Economics

39. Steady-state stability limit is the maximum power that can be transferred without:
a) Overheating b) Loss of synchronism under gradual load change
c) Voltage collapse d) Frequency deviation
Answer: b


40. Transient stability refers to the ability of a power system to:
a) Remain stable under continuous load b) Remain in synchronism after a sudden large disturbance
c) Maintain frequency at 50 Hz always d) Prevent corona losses
Answer: b


41. Equal area criterion is used to study:
a) Load flow b) Transient stability c) Economic dispatch d) Fault analysis
Answer: b


42. Economic dispatch in power systems refers to:
a) Reducing transmission losses b) Optimal allocation of load among generators to minimize cost
c) Scheduling maintenance d) Maximizing reactive power
Answer: b


43. The incremental cost criterion for economic dispatch states that all units should operate at:
a) Maximum capacity b) Equal incremental fuel costs c) Minimum capacity d) Equal output
Answer: b


🔧 Switchgear & Substation

44. A busbar in a substation serves as:
a) A protection device b) A common junction point for connecting multiple circuits
c) A measurement device d) A power factor correcting device
Answer: b


45. An isolator (disconnector) in a substation:
a) Can interrupt load current b) Is only operated when circuit is de-energized (no-load)
c) Protects against lightning d) Measures voltage
Answer: b


46. A lightning arrester protects electrical equipment from:
a) Overcurrent b) Overvoltage due to lightning and switching surges
c) Under-frequency d) Reverse power
Answer: b


47. The neutral grounding resistance in a power system is used to:
a) Increase fault current b) Limit ground fault current and reduce damage
c) Improve power factor d) Increase system voltage
Answer: b


48. SCADA in a power system stands for:
a) System Control and Data Analysis b) Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
c) Substation Control and Distribution Automation d) Signal Control and Data Application
Answer: b


49. Energy Meter measures:
a) Instantaneous power b) Total electrical energy consumed (kWh)
c) Power factor d) Reactive power
Answer: b


50. The voltage at a consumer's terminal in Bangladesh should be maintained within:
a) ±1% of nominal b) ±5% of nominal (230V ±5%)
c) ±20% of nominal d) Any voltage is acceptable
Answer: b


গুরুত্বপূর্ণ তথ্য — বাংলাদেশের বিদ্যুৎ খাত

বিষয় তথ্য
ট্রান্সমিশন ভোল্টেজ 132 kV, 230 kV, 400 kV
বিতরণ ভোল্টেজ 33 kV, 11 kV, 400V/230V
ফ্রিকোয়েন্সি 50 Hz
গ্রিড পরিচালনাকারী PGCB (Power Grid Company of Bangladesh)
বিতরণ কোম্পানি DESCO, DPDC, WZPDCL, NESCO, PBS (REB)

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