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The document contains examination papers for various subjects related to Electrical Engineering, including Micro Hydro Power, Power System Operation & Maintenance, Electrical Energy Audit & Conservation, Transmission & Distribution of Electrical Power, and Entrepreneurship Development. Each paper outlines the subjects, marks distribution, and specific questions candidates are required to answer, emphasizing practical understanding and application of concepts. The exams are structured to assess knowledge and skills relevant to the field of electrical engineering and vocational training.

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Electrical Engineering Exam Question Papers

The document contains examination papers for various subjects related to Electrical Engineering, including Micro Hydro Power, Power System Operation & Maintenance, Electrical Energy Audit & Conservation, Transmission & Distribution of Electrical Power, and Entrepreneurship Development. Each paper outlines the subjects, marks distribution, and specific questions candidates are required to answer, emphasizing practical understanding and application of concepts. The exams are structured to assess knowledge and skills relevant to the field of electrical engineering and vocational training.

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Council for Technical Education and Vocational Trc1ining


Office of the Controller of Examinations
Sanothimi, Bhaktapur
_Regular/Back E~.am- ~077, Bhadra
, -·· ,,.

P.r~gram: Uipiom.- in f;lectri~al/ il;l~ctrical & Full Nfark:60


~ - ,,,_ ~ ' . . -·t ' .;.i _.• -:; : -.. .. _ -:o ..- • ._
Electronics Engineeri.,g
Year/Part: • 111/11 (New+Old, 2013) Pass Mark:24
Subject: Micro Hydro Power (Electiv~) Time: 3 hrs.

Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as
practicab!e. The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Attempt Any Fiye questions.
·~ e classification of hydro po~er plant by their capacity. [2+4]
Discuss the role of MPH plant for rural development.
'b) D~rive the equation :i1athematical!y: Pnet 0.5;.:1 QQ Hg·; :JS.:" K~ [6]

~ <-Explain construction & function of : · . _[2x3=6


(i) Tailrace _ Qi) Forebay (iii) Penstock J I-
I
b)/Give the flow of 150 lit/sec and head of 90 fe~t what wil! be the
J oytput power of-transformer. Assume canal loss=5%,
., _ pehstock Joss= 10%, turbine loss =20~/o, ~generator loss= 15°/o,
' __transformer loss=5%.
q'~) Expl_~in-with the help of _m~at diagram t~e-worki_ng of ~rancis " [6]
- turbine. - __ "'
yxplain ·construction and working principle of a synchrono~s f6]
generator. --
. ,,.
~ p l a i n the measurement of discharge by,~bn~~ maj_er. {6]
b) Explain-separat~ excitation of an alternator.
- [6]
5.a) Exp:a!n . ·the '" reguia~ ;;1aintenance pr-ocedure . 0f . spillway-,
Generator and penstock. , . [2x3=6J
Write the startup and shut-down protedure of MPH plant.
[6]
5. Write short notes on: (Any Three)
[3x4=12]
a) -~asic layout of distribution system
b) Cor,isumers connection system
c) Electronic load controller
d) Over speed protection.

\
#

Good Luckl
'•
Council for rechnica! t:dt:c .~Hon and :\ locational Training
··~<~\ :,.Office ·of: -the: Contrqtl~r.o t f;l_Cart:1inations ·-· ·
Sanothimi, Bhaktapur ·
~, · .. - ·1 - · · -- .'";<·:· -- ".. ., .. _._,
_Regular/Back Exam- 2077, Chaitra
. .

Program: ·Diploma in Electrical Engineering [Link]: -


Year/Part: 111/11 (201'4+2008) Pass Mark:32
Subject: Power System Operation & [Link] Time: 3 hrs.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as
praciicab/e. The f {,!ures in th e margin indicAte full marks.

Attempt AU questions.
1.a) Explain br ;0rl/ ih8 need :]f regu !ar- -main1:Anance . Also list out th~ f4+4l
. .,

causes of deterioration of power plant equipment. ·


b) Explain about the routine ;:.:ind pr+:1ventive maintenanr.e. Describe [4+4]
the importance of maintenance planning .
2. ~ Draw the layout diagram of small Hydro power plant and also [5+3]
label the main components of it.
Q)- [Link] out the duties of operator in charge of a smaH hydropower [4+4]
plant. Explain about the pow~~_m.antconnected in interconnected
and isolated mode.
~j If you are a shift incharge of Hydr,opower plant (Station). prepare [8]
c/ routine rnam1er Iance-and ·inspection schedule for main
transfonner of power stBtion.
@ What are C'J)a-facteftstics of insulating oil? E~plain about [2+6J
r ~ U A s u fating oi I.
4.a). Explain the operating principle of voltage reg~lating relay. [8]
bY Explain the detaU-~ocedure-for application of the-Murray-loop f8'1
1> ..!:
· _,._,., test for cable fault locatio~ · , ....
5. Write short notes on: (Any Four) {4x4~ i6}
·>a) inspection of diesel povver plant
~) High voltage cabte test
.._g,) Operation of diesel power plant
«t)· Electronic load controller
e) Breakdown maintenance of Hydropower plant with e)~a. 1·11pies.

Good Luck!
Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training
Office of the Controller of Examinations
. - _.... .- . - Sahothimi, Bhaktapur- - ---- --··- . -- ....
". Regular/Back Exam- 2077~~Cha'itra- ·
-
Program: Diploma_in Electrica_l Engineering Fun Mark:80
Year/Part: 111/11 (2014) Pass Mark:32
Subject: Electrical Energy Audit & Conservation Time: 3 hrs.
Candidates are _required to give their answers in their own words as far as
practicable. The figures in _the margin indicate full marks.
Attempt Any Five questions.
1_;.a) Define energy audit. What are its objective? Describe the main [2 +2+-4]
components of enerov reports. _
b) Vvhat;ill be the an;l~~i sa'ving ref)faces of all 80 CFL b ulb of 15 (8]
,, watt each with LED of 7 watt each consider 500 hours operation
per year and Rs. 7.5 per kwh as energy charge. \I
2.a) Define Load Managemei:it. Explai~ automatic -dem~nd contrpi [8]
method.
.,, b) What is bus bar? Des~ribe two types of bus_bar system w ith neat [2+6] _
figure.
3.a) What is tariff? Describe about-the eiectrical energy surve y [2+6]
instrument in brief. -
b) Des·cribe an_y three methods of improving power fat;to'r. {8]
4.a) Explain about the factor affecting the electric r:notor efficiency. [8]
b) Explain _about the energy conservation opportunities in lighting [8]
system. '·
5.a) Discuss about the right t~chnique of demand control. [8]
b) A factory operates at 0.8pf lagging and has month ·demand of [3+5] , ~ i
!
· 7.50KVA. The month_ ly pqwer__r.ate i~ Rs.8.'50, peT KVA. To improve.
the-pfisd kVAR capacitor are lnstalled in which· there is .
negligible losses. The installed cost of equipment is Rs. 20,000
and fixed charge are estimated as 10% per yeai. Calculate the
annual saving affected .by the use of capacitor.
6. Write short notes on: (Any Four) [4x4=16]
a) Transformer losses
b) Double Bus ~ystem
c) - Mercury vapour lamp
d) Electric Drive -
e) Energy losses in conductor.

Good Luck!
,.
Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training
Office of the Controller of Examinations
_$anothinJJ, -Bhaktapur .
__, ... "' _ R~gular/Back Exam- 2077, Chaitra -
• • - 4<t • ..,. " : .J ,. ~ - l ':'9 .,. • • - • , • -r --. ,,. .. •"f- • • . ·• ~' • ,. • """ , •

Program: Di.p lo~a in Electrical Enl)ineering Ftdl Mark:80


Year/Part: 111n1 (2014) Pass Mark:32
Subject: Transmission & Distribution of Electrical Time: 3 hrs.
Power
Candidates are required to give their answers in-their own words as far as
practicable. The figures in the margin indicate full marks . .
Attempt Any Five questions ,
fB]
1~ompare single phase and polyph2se transmission line. Write
advantages of 3-pbase_ $1/St~rns.
-- . . _. .. · '

-b) ~efine transmission and distributians 5:ystem . \//r!te down ~he · ·


difference between transmission and distribution system .
·/[Link]) .What are the different insulator used in -overhead line? Explain [2+6]
~ ; / their_application with neat figure .
_ different level support and river crossing with 50m and 55m
~ ,,..~height, span=300m, working stress is 200kg, weight of
conductor=0.85kg/m. Determine minimum clearance and its
position where it occurs? -
[8
3.a) Explain n model of medium transmission 1ine and derive the
voltage regulation and efficiency expression with phasor diagram.
b) A short line delivers 500kw at 33kv at 0.8 power factor lagging.
The resistance and reactance of the 'c onductor is 60 and an
respectively. Determine:
(i) Sending end voltage (ii) Voltage regulation
(iii) Transmission efficiency
4-~ft1ai~ guid_e lines for _rural_~nd urb~_n distributio_n ~"- P?in_t.s_._ _
.(~ xplain radial, loop and ring maln feeder with neat diagram·?
What is voltage control? Explain its method used in power
1 system. ·
b} ·Explain different components of underground cable with neat
[3+
c sketch. ~-
[4x4=1
6. Write short notes on: (Any Foor)
.& ,..ar;:-~nnected system ~Cable break down
Fer~anti effect ·. · ~}---· 3 phase4 wire system of
c) Dangs plate [Link].
( q~uncil for Technical Education and Vo f
Office of ,tll!_ ~ontroller 'ot Exa:1~~:ion~mmg
I Ti ..
.
. Sanothimi, Bhaktapuf~,--,,~-.:. - :•U ,..,,,,; . . '
1 - •~ • •' r : • .. ~· :· , ;,..:~;~; _

Regular/Back Exam-2077, Chaitra


Program: Diplof!la in ~l~ctrical & Electronics/' Full Marks: 60 :'.
Electr1cal/C1v1l/Architecture/Electronics/
Automobile/Mechanical Engineering
Year/ Part: 111/11 (2013, 2014 Course) Pass Marks: 24
Subject: Entrepreneurship Development Time: 3 hrs.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable .
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Attempt (Any Five) Que~tions.
Define entrepreneur and entrepreneurship. What [3+3]
are the characteristics of a good entrepreneur.
Explain about wage employment and self- [6]
employment. Also write of myths about
entrepreneurs.
[6]
2. Aa) Explain creativity and innovation.
·.::./ jy Explain of Risk taking behavior and risk [6]
minimization. . i(
[6]
3. (a) Explain how to select the viable business ideas
;;;/ and opportunity.
Define business plan. Why is it necessary and [2+4]
important?
4. ) (a} Explain about financial plan in brief. . [6]
. -~ ·(b) · Define management structure. V\Jrite the roles and . ... _[2 -~4]
responsibilities of st~ff. .
5. (a) Explain about small business management. [6]
(b) Prepare an action plan foi a business start up. · [6]
Write short notes on: (Any Three) [3x4 :;;:12]
6.
a) Forms of enterprises
_pr [Link] management competencies
c) Depreciation & Amortization JI! Marketing Plan
e) Overview of MSMEs in Nepal QPisk factors

Good Luck I

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Bus bar systems, such as single, double, and ring bus bar configurations, significantly influence the operational flexibility and reliability of distribution networks. A single bus bar system is simple and cost-effective but lacks redundancy, impairing reliability during maintenance or faults. A double bus bar system allows for maintenance without interrupting supply and provides redundancy, increasing reliability. Ring bus bar systems offer both redundancy and operational flexibility by allowing sections to be isolated without impacting the entire network. These configurations enable efficient load management and quick response to faults or maintenance needs .

The Francis turbine is widely used in micro-hydro applications due to its adaptability to varying water head and flow conditions, providing high efficiency over a broad range of operations. Pros include its robust design and suitability for high-head scenarios, offering reliable and long-term performance. However, it can be more expensive and complex to install compared to simpler turbine designs like the Pelton or Kaplan. The maintenance requirements can be higher due to the intricate parts, and it may not be as effective in very low-head situations where alternative turbines like the Kaplan are better suited .

Preventive maintenance is crucial for ensuring the continuous and efficient operation of power plants. By systematically inspecting and maintaining equipment, potential issues are identified and resolved before they escalate into significant failures. This proactive approach enhances the lifespan of equipment, minimizes downtime, and improves overall plant safety and efficiency. Furthermore, it helps in maintaining optimal operating conditions, reducing repair costs, and preventing unexpected outages, which can be costly and dangerous .

Distribution systems in rural areas often involve long distribution lines with fewer consumers per line, resulting in higher resistance and voltage drops, necessitating robust voltage regulation solutions. Urban distribution systems, on the other hand, benefit from shorter lines with higher consumer density, allowing for more compact and efficient configurations. Key guidelines include using stronger cables and poles for long rural spans to reduce sagging and implementing reliable voltage control measures. Urban systems can leverage advanced automation and monitoring technologies to manage higher consumption and complex grid demands efficiently .

Insulating oil is used in transformers and other power system components for cooling and insulation purposes. The characteristics of good insulating oil include high dielectric strength, thermal conductivity, and chemical stability. Re-refining insulating oil is crucial as it removes impurities, restores essential properties, and extends the oil’s service life, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of power equipment. This procedure prevents deterioration that could lead to failures, thus maintaining system integrity and reducing operational costs .

Creativity and innovation are vital to entrepreneurship as they enable the development of unique products or services and the establishment of competitive advantages. Innovative entrepreneurs can solve existing problems in new ways and meet unmet market needs. This leads to increased market share and customer loyalty. Creativity fuels the generation of fresh ideas, while innovation involves the practical implementation of these ideas, driving business growth and adaptation in changing environments. Entrepreneurial success often hinges on maintaining these capabilities to stay ahead of competitors .

Creating a routine maintenance schedule for the main transformer involves several best practices: firstly, it requires regular inspections and testing to monitor the transformer's oil levels, temperature, and electrical connections. Secondly, predictive maintenance techniques such as vibration analysis and infrared thermography should be employed to identify potential issues before they lead to failures. Scheduling these activities during low-demand periods minimizes disruptions. Proper documentation and trend analysis of past maintenance records are essential to refine and adjust the schedule for optimal operating efficiency .

Micro-hydro power plants harness water energy to generate electricity for rural areas, promoting rural development by providing a cost-effective and sustainable energy source. MHPs reduce dependency on fossil fuels, lower energy costs, and can power local industries, schools, and hospitals. Economically, MHPs stimulate local economies by creating jobs during both construction and operation, enhancing the quality of life, and encouraging the development of small businesses by ensuring reliable electricity supply .

Electric motor efficiency is influenced by factors such as design, manufacturing quality, loading conditions, and maintenance. Motors running at their optimal speed and load conditions are more efficient. Energy conservation opportunities include adopting high-efficiency motor designs, regular maintenance to prevent losses due to friction or electrical imbalances, and implementing variable speed drives to optimize energy use. Additionally, improving power factor through capacitors and upgrading older motors to modern energy-efficient models can significantly reduce energy consumption .

The Murray-loop test is effective for identifying cable faults by measuring the resistance in an electrical circuit. When applied, two equal resistances are connected in series with the faulty cable, and a bridge circuit is used to compare the potential differences. The location of the fault is determined by adjusting the resistance until the bridge balances. This differential method allows for precise identification of fault locations in high-voltage cables by isolating sections of the cable, thus minimizing the impacted service area and ensuring targeted repairs .

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