SET A
269 whose
Test 1: Matching type
1. The process of apportioning the total demand of the grid
through the issuance of dispatch instructions to the scheduled
generating units and the generating units providing ancillary
services in order to achieve the operational requirements.
2. A generating unit within an embedded generating plant.
3. A voltage level exceeding 230kV up to 765 kV.
4. The independent, quasi judicial regulatory body created
pursuant to RA 9136 which is mandated to promote competition,
encourage market development, ensure customer choice and
enforce Philippine Grid Code and Philippine Distribution Code.
5. A facility, consisting of one or more Generating Units, where
electric Energy is produced from some other form of Energy by
means of a suitable apparatus.
6. The electrical safety code that establishes basic materials quality
and electrical work standards for the safe use of electricity for light,
heat, power and other purposes.
7. The ratio of active power to apparent power.
8. The government owned and controlled corporation created
pursuant to section 49 of the act, which took ownership of all
existing NPC generation assets, liabilities and all other disposable
assets.
9. A protective relay or a group of protective relays and/or logic
elements designed to perform a specified protection function.
10. Refers to the grid or distribution system or any user system.
Also a group of components connected or associated in a fixed
configuration to perform a specified function.
11. The high voltage backbone System of interconnected
transmission lines, substations, and related facilities for the
purpose of conveyance of bulk power.
12. The loss of service to a customer or a group of customers or
other facilities.
13. The electrical separation of a part or component from the rest
of the electrical system to ensure safety when that part or
component is to be maintained.
14. The ratio of the total energy delivered during a given period to
the product of the maximum demand and the number of hours
during the same period.
15. A voltage level not exceeding 1000 Volts.
16. The active Power and/ or Reactive Power at a given instant or
averaged over a specified interval of time, that is actually delivered
or is expected to be delivered by an electrical equipment.
17. A facility used for monitoring and controlling the operation of
the grid, distribution system, or a user system.
18. A notice issued by the system operator when a tropical
disturbance is expected to make a landfall within 24 hours.
19. The process of issuing direct instructions to the electric power
industry participants by the system operator to achieve an
economic operation while maintaining Power quality, Stability and
the reliability and security of the grid.
20. The projected demand and active energy related to a
connection point in the grid.
21. An entity that consumes electrical power.
22. A customer with a demand of 1MW , or the threshold value
specified by the ERC.
23. A generation company whose generating facility at the
Connection point has an aggregate capacity in excess of 20MW.
24. A voltage level exceeding 1 kV up to 34.5 kV.
25. The quality of voltage including its frequency and resulting
current that are measured in the grid.
26. A short duration voltage variation where the rms value of the
voltage decreases between 10% to 90% of the nominal value.
27. A notice issued by the system operator when the contingency
reserve is less than the capacity of the largest synchronized
generating unit.
28. The corporation that assumed authority and responsibility of
planning, maintaining, constructing, and centrally operating the
high voltage transmission system.
29. The government agency created under PD No.
additional mandate includes preparing electric cooperatives in
operating and competing under deregulated electricity market.
30. An alert issued by the system operator when the contingency
reserve is zero.
Choices for Test 1
Demand/ Load/ Control Center/ SCADA/ Blue alert/ Red Alert/ Yellow
Alert/ Central Dispatch/ Contingency Reserve/ Demand forecast/
Load forecast/ Dispatch/ Demand Control/ Embedded Generating
Unit/ Embedded Generating Plant/ Extra High Voltage/ High
Voltage/ Medium Voltage/ ERC/ PRC/ NPC/ SPUG/ Generating Plant/
Generating Unit/ Generation Company/ Grid/ Grid Owner/ Grid
Impact Studies/ Interruption/ Isolation/ Load Factor/ Demand Factor/
Utilization Factor/ Low Voltage/ PEC/ NEC/ IEC Standard/ Power
Factor/ Power Quality/ Pitch Factor/ Distribution Factor/ PSALM/
Protective Device/ System/ Circuit breaker/ Load/ LOLP/ Island Grid/
Large Customer/ Leverage Ratio/ Large Generator/ Voltage sag/
Under Voltage/ TRANSCO/ NPC/ NEA/ PSALM
TEST 2:
31. In case the system frequency momentarily rises to 62.4 Hz or
falls to 57.6 Hz, all the generating units shall remain in synchronism
with the grid for at least __________ seconds to allow the system
operator to undertake measures to correct the situation.
A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5
32. The long duration voltage variations (undervoltage) at any
connection point during normal conditions shall be less than _______
% of the nominal voltage.
A. 80 B. 85 C. 90 D. 95
33. For a 500 kV voltage level, the allowed total harmonic distortion
shall not exceed ___________.
A. 1.5% B. 2.0% C. 2.5% D. 3.0%
34. The maximum negative sequence unbalance factor at the
connection point of any user shall not exceed ____ during normal
operating conditions.
A. 3.0% B. 2.0% C. 1.5% D. 1.0%
35. The maximum zero sequence unbalance factor at the
connection point of any user shall not exceed ____ during normal
operating conditions.
A. 3.0% B. 2.0% C. 1.5% D. 1.0%
36. The voltage fluctuation at any connection point with a
fluctuating demand shall not exceed _____ of the nominal voltage
for every step change, which may occur repetitively.
A. 3.0% B. 2.0% C. 1.5% D. 1.0%
37. For systems below 115 kV, the short term maximum flicker
severity shall not exceed _________.
A. 0.4 unit B. 0.6 unit C. 0.8 unit D. 1.0 unit
38. At nominal voltages of 115 kV and above, the grid shall be
effectively grounded with an earth fault factor of less than ________.
A. 1.4 B. 1.5 C. 1.6 D. 1.7
39. In grid code, PDP means
A. power development plan
B. power development program
C. power develop plan
D. power develop program
40. In grid code, WESM stands for
A. Wholesale electricity stock market
B. Wholesale electricity spot merchandise
C. Wholesale electricity stock merchandise
D. Wholesale electricity spot market
SET B
Test 1: Matching type
1. The active Power and/ or Reactive Power at a given instant or
averaged over a specified interval of time, that is actually delivered
or is expected to be delivered by an electrical equipment.
2. A facility used for monitoring and controlling the operation of the
grid, distribution system, or a user system.
3. A notice issued by the system operator when a tropical
disturbance is expected to make a landfall within 24 hours.
4. The process of issuing direct instructions to the electric power
industry participants by the system operator to achieve an
economic operation while maintaining Power quality, Stability and
the reliability and security of the grid.
5. The projected demand and active energy related to a connection
point in the grid.
6. An entity that consumes electrical power.
7. A customer with a demand of 1MW , or the threshold value
specified by the ERC.
8. A generation company whose generating facility at the
Connection point has an aggregate capacity in excess of 20MW.
9. A voltage level exceeding 1 kV up to 34.5 kV.
10. The quality of voltage including its frequency and resulting
current that are measured in the grid.
11. A short duration voltage variation where the rms value of the
voltage decreases between 10% to 90% of the nominal value.
12. A notice issued by the system operator when the contingency
reserve is less than the capacity of the largest synchronized
generating unit.
13. The corporation that assumed authority and responsibility of
planning, maintaining, constructing, and centrally operating the
high voltage transmission system.
14. The government agency created under PD No. 269 whose
additional mandate includes preparing electric cooperatives in
operating and competing under deregulated electricity market.
15. An alert issued by the system operator when the contingency
reserve is zero.
16. The process of apportioning the total demand of the grid
through the issuance of dispatch instructions to the scheduled
generating units and the generating units providing ancillary
services in order to achieve the operational requirements.
17. A generating unit within an embedded generating plant.
18. A voltage level exceeding 230kV up to 765 kV.
19. The independent, quasi judicial regulatory body created
pursuant to RA 9136 which is mandated to promote competition,
encourage market development, ensure customer choice and
enforce Philippine Grid Code and Philippine Distribution Code.
20. A facility, consisting of one or more Generating Units, where
electric Energy is produced from some other form of Energy by
means of a suitable apparatus.
21. The electrical safety code that establishes basic materials
quality and electrical work standards for the safe use of electricity
for light, heat, power and other purposes.
22. The ratio of active power to apparent power.
23. The government owned and controlled corporation created
pursuant to section 49 of the act, which took ownership of all
existing NPC generation assets, liabilities and all other disposable
assets.
24. A protective relay or a group of protective relays and/or logic
elements designed to perform a specified protection function.
25. Refers to the grid or distribution system or any user system.
Also a group of components connected or associated in a fixed
configuration to perform a specified function.
26. The high voltage backbone System of interconnected
transmission lines, substations, and related facilities for the
purpose of conveyance of bulk power.
27. The loss of service to a customer or a group of customers or
other facilities.
28. The electrical separation of a part or component from the rest
of the electrical system to ensure safety when that part or
component is to be maintained.
29. The ratio of the total energy delivered during a given period to
the product of the maximum demand and the number of hours
during the same period.
30. A voltage level not exceeding 1000 Volts.
Choices for Test 1
Demand/ Load/ Control Center/ SCADA/ Blue alert/ Red Alert/ Yellow
Alert/ Central Dispatch/ Contingency Reserve/ Demand forecast/
Load forecast/ Dispatch/ Demand Control/ Embedded Generating
Unit/ Embedded Generating Plant/ Extra High Voltage/ High
Voltage/ Medium Voltage/ ERC/ PRC/ NPC/ SPUG/ Generating Plant/
Generating Unit/ Generation Company/ Grid/ Grid Owner/ Grid
Impact Studies/ Interruption/ Isolation/ Load Factor/ Demand Factor/
Utilization Factor/ Low Voltage/ PEC/ NEC/ IEC Standard/ Power
Factor/ Power Quality/ Pitch Factor/ Distribution Factor/ PSALM/
Protective Device/ System/ Circuit breaker/ Load/ LOLP/ Island Grid/
Large Customer/ Leverage Ratio/ Large Generator/ Voltage sag/
Under Voltage/ TRANSCO/ NPC/ NEA/ PSALM
TEST 2:
31. The voltage fluctuation at any connection point with a
fluctuating demand shall not exceed _____ of the nominal voltage
for every step change, which may occur repetitively.
A. 3.0% B. 2.0% C. 1.5% D. 1.0%
32. For systems below 115 kV, the short term maximum flicker
severity shall not exceed _________.
A. 0.4 unit B. 0.6 unit C. 0.8 unit D. 1.0 unit
33. At nominal voltages of 115 kV and above, the grid shall be
effectively grounded with an earth fault factor of less than ________.
A. 1.4 B. 1.5 C. 1.6 D. 1.7
34. In grid code, PDP means
A. power development plan
B. power development program
C. power develop plan
D. power develop program
34. In grid code, WESM stands for
A. Wholesale electricity stock market
B. Wholesale electricity spot merchandise
C. Wholesale electricity stock merchandise
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
36. In case the system frequency momentarily rises to 62.4 Hz or
falls to 57.6 Hz, all the generating units shall remain in synchronism
with the grid for at least __________ seconds to allow the system
operator to undertake measures to correct the situation.
A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5
37. The long duration voltage variations (undervoltage) at any
connection point during normal conditions shall be less than _______
% of the nominal voltage.
A. 80 B. 85 C. 90 D. 95

38. For a 500 kV voltage level, the allowed total harmonic distortion
shall not exceed ___________.
A. 1.5% B. 2.0% C. 2.5% D. 3.0%

39. The maximum negative sequence unbalance factor at the

connection point of any user shall not exceed ____ during normal
operating conditions.
A. 3.0% B. 2.0% C. 1.5% D. 1.0%

40. The maximum zero sequence unbalance factor at the

connection point of any user shall not exceed ____ during normal
operating conditions.
A. 3.0% B. 2.0% C. 1.5% D. 1.0%

SET A

1. dispatch
2. Embedded Generating Unit SET B
3. Extra High Voltage
4. ERC 1. Demand
5. Generating Plant 2. Control Center
6. PEC 3. blue alert
7. power factor 4. Central Dispatch
8. PSALM 5. Demand forecast
9. Protective Device 6. Load
10. System 7. Large Customer
11. grid 8. Large Generator
12. Interruption 9. Medium Voltage
13. Isolation 10. Power Quality
14. Load Factor 11. voltage sag
15. Low Voltage 12. Yellow Alert
16. Demand 13. TRANSCO
17. Control Center 14. NEA
18. blue alert 15. Red Alert
19. Central Dispatch 16. dispatch
20. Demand forecast 17. Embedded Generating Unit
21. Load 18. Extra High Voltage
22. Large Customer 19. ERC
23. Large Generator 20. Generating Plant
24. Medium Voltage 21. PEC
25. Power Quality 22. power factor
26. voltage sag 23. PSALM
27. Yellow Alert 24. Protective Device
28. TRANSCO 25. System
29. NEA 26. grid
30. Red Alert 27. Interruption
28. Isolation
29. Load Factor
30. Low Voltage