3. External Standards Quiz

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This quiz is designed to the candidates knowledge of the External Standards course.

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1.

IP Stands for?
2.

IP is a standard from which region?
- A.
  
  United States
- B.
  
  Europe
- C.
  
  India
- D.
  
  Canada
3.

IP ratings measure protection against which of the following?
- A.
  
  Solid Objects
- B.
  
  Water
- C.
  
  Dust
- D.
  
  Short Circuiting
- E.
  
  Accidental Contact
4.

In India, which is the certifying body for IP Ratings?
5.

NEMA is a standard from which region?
- A.
  
  United States
- B.
  
  Europe
- C.
  
  India
- D.
  
  Canada
6.

NEMA ratings are certified by an independent laboratory.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
7.

RAL is a standard from which region?
- A.
  
  United States
- B.
  
  Europe
- C.
  
  India
- D.
  
  Canada
8.

The RAL Codes for Algypug's standard products are:
- A.
  
  RAL 2001, RAL 9000, RAL 7035
- B.
  
  RAL 2000, RAL 7002, RAL 7032
- C.
  
  RAL 2000, RAL 9002, RAL 7032
- D.
  
  RAL 2000, RAL 7022, RAL 7035
9.

RAL 2000, RAL 7022, RAL 7035 can be described as?
- A.
  
  Light Grey, Dark Grey, Orange
- B.
  
  Dark Grey, Orange, Light Grey
- C.
  
  Orange, Light Grey, Dark Grey
- D.
  
  Orange, Dark Grey, Light Grey
10.

If a customer asks for a custom colour, it is advisable to do which of the following?
- A.
  
  Check with Stores/Purchasing about availability
- B.
  
  Request customer to give the RAL code
- C.
  
  Have the customer cross check the shade against a sample piece
11.

The first digit in a IP rating indicates protection against?
- A.
  
  Moisture
- B.
  
  Water
- C.
  
  Dust
- D.
  
  Solid Objects
12.

The second digit in a IP rating indicates protection against?
- A.
  
  Moisture
- B.
  
  Water
- C.
  
  Dust
- D.
  
  Solid Objects
13.

If the first digit of an IP rating is 1, it indicates protection against solid objects of which size, and greater?
- A.
  
  30mm
- B.
  
  40mm
- C.
  
  50mm
- D.
  
  60mm
14.

If the first digit of an IP rating is 2, it indicates protection against solid objects of which size, and greater?
- A.
  
  10mm
- B.
  
  12mm
- C.
  
  14mm
- D.
  
  16mm
15.

If the first digit of an IP rating is 3, it indicates protection against solid objects of which size, and greater?
- A.
  
  2mm
- B.
  
  2.5mm
- C.
  
  3mm
- D.
  
  3.5mm
16.

If the first digit of an IP rating is 4, it indicates protection against solid objects of which size, and greater?
- A.
  
  0.5mm
- B.
  
  1mm
- C.
  
  1.5mm
- D.
  
  2mm
17.

If the first digit of an IP rating is 5, it indicates that the enclosure is dust tight
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
18.

An IP rating starting with 6 means that it is dust tight.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
19.

If the second digit in an IP rating is 1, it means it is protected against what?
- A.
  
  Protected against sprayed water at up to a 60 degree angle
- B.
  
  Protected against the short term effects of immersion
- C.
  
  Protected against splashing water from all directions
- D.
  
  Vertically dripping water
- E.
  
  Protected against water jets
- F.
  
  Protected against heavy seas and streaming water
- G.
  
  Protected against submersion
- H.
  
  Protected against dripping water at a 15 degree angle
20.

If the second digit in an IP rating is 2, it means it is protected against what?
- A.
  
  Protected against sprayed water at up to a 60 degree angle
- B.
  
  Protected against the short term effects of immersion
- C.
  
  Protected against splashing water from all directions
- D.
  
  Vertically dripping water
- E.
  
  Protected against water jets
- F.
  
  Protected against heavy seas and streaming water
- G.
  
  Protected against submersion
- H.
  
  Protected against dripping water at a 15 degree angle
21.

If the second digit in an IP rating is 3, it means it is protected against what?
- A.
  
  Protected against sprayed water at up to a 60 degree angle
- B.
  
  Protected against the short term effects of immersion
- C.
  
  Protected against splashing water from all directions
- D.
  
  Vertically dripping water
- E.
  
  Protected against water jets
- F.
  
  Protected against heavy seas and streaming water
- G.
  
  Protected against submersion
- H.
  
  Protected against dripping water at a 15 degree angle
22.

If the second digit in an IP rating is 4, it means it is protected against what?
- A.
  
  Protected against sprayed water at up to a 60 degree angle
- B.
  
  Protected against the short term effects of immersion
- C.
  
  Protected against splashing water from all directions
- D.
  
  Vertically dripping water
- E.
  
  Protected against water jets
- F.
  
  Protected against heavy seas and streaming water
- G.
  
  Protected against submersion
- H.
  
  Protected against dripping water at a 15 degree angle
23.

If the second digit in an IP rating is 5, it means it is protected against what?
- A.
  
  Protected against sprayed water at up to a 60 degree angle
- B.
  
  Protected against the short term effects of immersion
- C.
  
  Protected against splashing water from all directions
- D.
  
  Vertically dripping water
- E.
  
  Protected against water jets
- F.
  
  Protected against heavy seas and streaming water
- G.
  
  Protected against submersion
- H.
  
  Protected against dripping water at a 15 degree angle
24.

If the second digit in an IP rating is 6, it means it is protected against what?
- A.
  
  Protected against sprayed water at up to a 60 degree angle
- B.
  
  Protected against the short term effects of immersion
- C.
  
  Protected against splashing water from all directions
- D.
  
  Vertically dripping water
- E.
  
  Protected against water jets
- F.
  
  Protected against heavy seas and streaming water
- G.
  
  Protected against submersion
- H.
  
  Protected against dripping water at a 15 degree angle
25.

If the second digit in an IP rating is 7, it means it is protected against what?
- A.
  
  Protected against sprayed water at up to a 60 degree angle
- B.
  
  Protected against the short term effects of immersion
- C.
  
  Protected against splashing water from all directions
- D.
  
  Vertically dripping water
- E.
  
  Protected against water jets
- F.
  
  Protected against heavy seas and streaming water
- G.
  
  Protected against submersion
- H.
  
  Protected against dripping water at a 15 degree angle

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