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  |\n| --- |\n\nTime Allotted  \n20 minutes  \n20 minutes  \n10 minutes  \n10 minutes  \n10 minutes  \n20 minutes  \n10 minutes  \nGrading scale  \nPass/Fal only  \nPass/Fail only  \nPass/Fail only  \nPass/Fail only  \nPass/Fail only  \nPass/Fail only  \npartial credit given  \nCommon Equations:  \nPower(30)=E(I)(√3)Vd(30)=[√3(K)(L)(1)}/CM  \nTotal Resistance in Series=Rt=R1+R2+R3+R...  \nFrequency of T.V.=6MHz  \n# lourneyman Practical Handout\n\nVd=Voltage drop on the conductorI=Current draw  \nL=Length of the conductor (between source and the loadK=12.9 for coppef (21,2 for aluminum)CM=Circular Mils {found in NEC Chp.9 Tbl.8}  \nL=(VdxCM/(2xK×I)use to solve for the max length between sorce and load1HP=746 Watts  \nPower=E(I)(consumed)  Power=E(I)(PF)  Power Factor(PF)=[Wats]/V(1)(√3)(eff)]{f 30}PF=[OUTPUT POWER]/[INPUT POWER]=W/VA=REAL/APPARENT  \nTotal Resistance in Parallel=Rt=[R1R2]/[R1+R2][only 2 resistors}1/RT=[1]/[R1+R2+R3+1/R..]{for more than 2 resistors]  \nConduit Bend Multipliers 10°=5.76,15°=3.86,22-1/2°=2.61,30°=2.0,45°=1.41  \n# Journeyman Practical Handout\n\nMotor.Controller  \nThis drawing will NOTbe provided at the test site.  \nJourneyman Practical Handout  \n# Motor Controller\n\nVersions \\#2  \nVersions \\#3  \nHolding  \nContact  \n# Journeyman Practical Handout\n\n   \nDo NOT use additional jumpers for this project l!  \n   \nThree-Phase Transformer Configurations  \nofV.ug:VY=Vin2Mg×1.277x1.73=480v/2J0×1.73=208v  \n# Journeyman Practical Handout\n\n   \n# Transformer Prcject\n\nPrnactice Drowing Eo二：ConcuctorFor Eoch Secondary Voltuge  \n# Journeyman Practical Handout\n\nBiach switch can sounce more than one device.Allswitches tmay NOT berequired.  \nNote the orientation of the line side transformer fuse.  \nThe question drawn above will be given in sentence form (no diagram),such as:  \n·Front door button to operate the house front chlme,and garage bell.  \n·Rear door button to operate the house rear chime.  \n·Garage button to operate the garage buzzer  \nThe 3 versions for this question are:  \n1.As drawn.  \n2.No garage button.  \n3.Garage button operate the buzzer,and bell.  \nJourneyman Practical Handout  \nNote that the question will state in words (no diagraim)to hook up a light to be controlledfrom either two,three,or four locations.  \nJourneyman Practical Handout  \nThe test site will NOT provided the following \"simple\"bend diagrams.The simple bendswill be described using a sentence.The following are four examples of simple bends.These diagrams will not be given at the test site,are NOT drawn to scale.  \nOffset ReguiredConduit bend deductions:AngleMultiplierOffset angle>5deg=-2 pts30 deg.2.0Dogleg=-2 pts45 deg.1.4Klnk=-7 ptsV4\"to V\"·=-1 ptY2\"to 1\"=-4 pts>1”=-7 ptsEzcample\\#110\"90s bent back to backExample\\#220\"back 2\"offsetErample330\"back 3\"offsetExample\\#4  \nJourneyman Practical Handout  \nThe test site will provided one of the following \"complex\"bend diagrams.The followingare three examples of the complex bend.  \n·First bend the","cbCaigSJhvcIx95N","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigSJhvcIx95N","pdf",2972477,46,"English","# Journeyman Practical Handout\n## Exam structure, grading, and time allotted\n## Wiring, bonding, and equipment-ground assumptions\n## Common equations and electrical calculations\n## Conduit bends: multipliers and deductions\n## Diagram and question rules (sentence-based, test-site availability)\n## Example configurations and switch/bell scenarios","[{\"question\":\"What are the key exam requirements for wiring terminations?\",\"answer\":\"All wires must be correctly terminated to receive credit; secure connections are required. 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