Probable Effect Concentration Quotients (PECQS) Practice Test

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In which of the following configurations must conductors be securely and rigidly supported?

In negative pressure systems

In horizontal runs only

When mounted on the same surface

The correct answer identifies that conductors must be securely and rigidly supported when mounted on the same surface. This ensures that all conductors maintain proper alignment and are less likely to experience mechanical stress or movement that could lead to wear or electrical hazards. When conductors are mounted on the same surface, they often share a common path and may be subjected to similar environmental conditions, making it essential to provide adequate support to prevent sagging or improper spacing that could affect their function and safety. Additionally, securely supporting conductors prevents them from coming into contact with one another or with other materials that could lead to short circuits or other safety concerns. Understanding the physical layout and support of conductors is essential for maintaining electrical code compliance and ensuring a safe installation. This applies regardless of the conductor's orientation or the pressure systems involved.

In vertical runs only

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