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Identify and describe power transformer connections and special
transformers. (I, II)
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2.
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Describe how to size, install and connect controls for shielded,
constant-current and other specific specialty transformers. (II, III)
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3.
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Explain the purpose of instrument transformers and describe specific
types including buck-and-boost transformers. (III, IV)
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4.
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Describe specific operating principles of engine driven standby
generators and describe specific types and characteristics of standby
emergency electrical systems. (IV, V)
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5.
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Explain the applications of a revolving armature generator and a
revolving field generator. (VI)
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6.
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Explain the operating principles of brushless generators and explain
the operating principles and applications of a specific generator.
(VII)
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7.
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Explain automatic sequential paralleling and its advantages. (VIII)
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8.
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Explain the National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements that relate to
emergency standby systems and for emergency system circuits for light
and power. (IX)
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9.
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Identify specific types of welding machines and explain how they
operate. (X)
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10.
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Identify the main classifications of arc welding machines and explain
specific characteristics of welders including AC/DC, constant
potential and constant current. (XI)
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11.
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Setup specific welding equipment. (XII)
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12.
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Explain the NEC requirements for electric welders, weld and install
welded cables. (XIII)
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