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Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Ltd

Departmental Examinations - March 2012

Executive Higher - Paper I

(Office procedure, Precis Writing & Drafting, O&M Manual, Safety Manual &
Civil Engineering portions)

(Books, Guides, Notes etc., are not allowed)

Date: 7th March, 2012 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm

PART-A
(For both Electrical and Civil Engineers)

1. Write a Precis of the following suggesting a suitable title: 10

It is the height of selfishness for men, who fully appreciate in their own case
the great advantages of a good education, to deny these advantages to women. There
is no valid argument by which the exclusion of the female sex from the privilege of
education can be defended. It is argued that women have their domestic duties to
perform, and that, if they were educated, they would bury themselves in their books
and have little time for attending to the management of their households. Of course it
is possible for women, as it is for men, to neglect necessary work in order to spare
more time for reading sensational novels. But women are no more liable to this
temptation than men, and most women would be able to do their household work all
the better for being able to refresh their minds the intervals of leisure with a little
reading. Nay, education would even help them in the performance of the narrowest
sphere of womanly duty. For education involves knowledge of the means by which
health may be preserved and improved, and enables a mother to consult such modem
.books as will tell her how to rear up her children into healthy men and women, and
skilfully nurse them and her husband when disease attacks her household. Without
education she will be not unlikely to listen wi~ fatal results to the advice of
superstitious quacks, who pretend to work \~o".Jers by charms and magic.

But according to a higher conception of woman's sphere, woman ought to be

something more than a household drudge. She ought to be able not merely to nurse her
husband in sickness, but also to be his companion in health. For this part of her wifely
duty education is' necessary, for there cannot well be congenial companionship
between an educated man and an uneducated wife, who can converse with. her
husband on no higher subjects than cookery and servants' wages. Also one of a
mother's highest duties is the education of her children at the time when their mind is
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most amenable to instruction. A child's whole. future life, to a.large extent, depends on
the teaching it receives in early childhood, and it is needless to say, that this first
foundation of education cannot be well laid by an ignorant mother. On all these
grounds female education is a vital necessity.

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2. What are the responsibilities of an Electrical Engineer to ensure safety. 10

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3. A llkv line having tappings at various locations is proved faulty at the substation.
Mention the steps involved in location of the faulty section and attending to the faulty
section safely. 10

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4. Draft a meeting notice from the Chief Engineer (E1ec) 0 & M zone to the
0& M officers on a working day for review of vital issues (Minimum five issues).
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5. Draft a paper notification issued from the office of Executive Engineer, Major
Works division, regarding commissioning of a newly constructed 220KV D/C
line. 10
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the following, include control & protection equipment suitably. 10 (
a. Double bus bar arrangement
b. 220kv line - DIC
c. 66kv lines - 6 Nos.
d. Power Transformer 220/66KV 100 MV A 2 Nos

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O&M circle to an Assistant Store keeper regarding store shortages finalized
during annual store counting. 10
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8. Write Short notes as any four of the following. 10
a. Sources of materials received at Stores
b. Preventive Maintenance works
c. Power Factor.
d. Circuit Breaker.
e. Over haul of power transformers
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a. The currency of an indent is one day.
b. In urban areas a failed distribution transformer should be replaced within
72Hrs.
c. A surge Arrestor protects a distribution transformer against lightening surges.
d. Annual store counting will be done by store officer
e. Touch voltage at sub stations should not be more than 38volts.
f. Low power factor reduces distribution losses.
g. Power transformer should be over hauled once in 5 years.
h. Circuit Breaker protects station equipment against overload.
1. Superintending Engineers Electrical 0 & M circles can invite tenders for
supply of materials to an extent of Rs. 3.00 lakhs
J. In rural areas if power supply has failed due to snapping of conductor, power
supply has to be restored within 24hours.
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10. a. List out the maintenance schedule for station batteries 5

b. What are the conditions to be observed for parallel operation of power
transformers. 5

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a. Length of G I Pipe used for earthling in an installation is __ metres.

b. Permissible voltage regulation limits of a HV line is _

c. The Authorized person to obtain line clear permit to work on HV Line should
be --
d. Capacitor banks are used in power system for propose of _
e. Replacement of Faulty transformers is categorized under account.
f. Tap changers in power transformers help to vary __
g. Silica gel is provided in power transformers for purposes of __
h. BMD with respect to an energy meter means _
I. For a connected load of 8000k:va, the Consumer has to avail __
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Explain the different artificial methods of seasoning 10

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destructive testing of concrete. 10

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office from the following details 10
a. Plinth area of the building 250.00 Sqm (GF = 100.00Sqm : 1st floor 100.00
sqm : ~nd floor 50.00 sqm)
b. Site area 350.00 Sqm
c. Site cost Rs. 2,200.00 Per Sqm
d. Average Construction Cost Rs. 1,200.00 Per Sqm
e. Year of Construction 2004
f. Depreciation @ the rate of 1.5% for 7 years is 0.10039
The owner of building is demanding a rent @ Rs. 18,000 per month. Justify the
rent claimed by the owner is acceptable?
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a. National Highways
b. State Highways
c. Super elevation
d. Vertical curve
e. Camber
f. Shoulder
g. Right of way
h. Over taking sight distance (O.S.D)
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8 (a) What are the different loads to be taken while designing roof trusses
5
(b) What are the land records of documentation of land assets 5

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9. Fill up the blanks with appropriate answer 5
1. The weight of 6mmdia M.S rods per meter is kg.
11. The LIS provision made for water supply in the main estimate is
................ %
iii. On transfer the time allowed to employee to vacate the departmental
quarters without any penalty is months

IV.As per KTPP act 'E' tender is called for the civil works costing more
than .lakhs
v. The smaller horizontal angle between true meridian and a survey
line is known as ..........
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10. List the advantages and disadvantages of Water Bound Macadam road. 5
10. iWel~~ zj'i)ow ;;j:Jovr::5~ d~oS:J ~oj_f~et:J~I1~;) ~~ t9"3ojJ'<)et:J~I1~~ot orlWeJ0:3:J.J~ 5

11. Enumerate the various types of staircases used in building constructions.

Draw neat Sketch of the type of stair cases used in a residential buildings and
public buildings. 10

11. "5~r::511e.;1~ ~~Q (Je~oS:J O!3<)0:3eJl1e.;1~d..

t9e.;10:3~~~d~d.. ~~t)~. CEVI1f.l o:3Al~ ~~
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KARNATAKA POWER TRANSMISSION CORPORATION LIMITED

Departmental Examinations. - July-20l3
EXECUTIVEHIGHER - PAPER-I
(Omce Procedure, Precis Writing & Drafting, O&M Ma~ual, Safety Manual &
-r s Civil Engineering Portions)
(Books, Guide~ 'Notes etc., are not allowed)

Date: 19.07.2013 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 2.30 pm to 5.30.pm

PART-A
. (For Both Electrical & Civil Engineers)
(~~~~ ~M ~~mc ~o~N~cbii~n)
1. Write a precis of the following to 1/3 in your own words with a suitable title: 10

Does economic progress clash with real progress? By economic progress, I take it,
we .mean
.
material advancement without limit,. and by real progress we mean moral
progress, which again is the same thing as progress of the permanent element in us. The
subject may, therefore, be stated thus: Does not moral progress increase in the same
proportion as material progress? I know that this is a wider proposition than the one
before us. But I venture to think that we always mean the larger one even when we lay
down the smaller. For we know enough of science to realise that there is no such thing
as perfect rest or repose in this visible universe of ours. If, therefore, material progress
does not clash with moral progress, it must necessarily advance the latter. Nor can we be
satisfied with the clumsy way in which sometimes those who cannot defend the large
proposition but their case. They seem to be obsessed with the concrete case of thirty
millions of Indians, stated by the late Sir William Wilson Hunter to be living on one
meal a day. They say that before we can think or talk of their moral welfare, we must
satisfy their daily wants. With these, they say, material progress spells moral progress.
And then it has taken a sudden jump; what is true of thirty millions is true of the
universe. They forget that hard cases make bad law. Perhaps the strongest of all the
testimonies in' favour of the affirmative answer to the question before us. are the lives of
the greatest teachers of the World. Jesus, Mohammed, Buddha, Nanak, Kabir, Chaitanya,
Shankara, Dayananda, Ramakrishna were men who exercised an immense influence
over, and moulded the character of, thousands of men. The world is the richer for their .
having lived in it. And they were all men who deliberately embraced poverty as their lot.
Jesus saith unto his disciples, "Children, how hard is it for them that trust in riches to
~
enter into the kingdom of God! It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle,
..

than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God." Here you have an eternal rule of
life stated in noblest words. But the disciples nodded unbelief as we do even to this day.
To him they said as way today; "But look how the law fails in practice. Ifwe sell all and
have nothing, we shall have nothing to eat. We must have money or we cannot even be
reasonably mora1." So they state their case thus. And they were astonished out of
measure, saying among themselves, "who then can be saved?" AndJesus looking upon
them saith, "With men it is impossible, but not with God: for with God all things are
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thee." And Jesus answered and said, "Verily, I say unto you, there is no man that hath
left house, or brethren or sisters, or father or mother, or wife, or children or lands, for my
sake, and the gospel's but he shall receive an hundredfold now in this time, houses and
brethren, and sisters, and mothers, and children, and lands, with presecutions; and in the
. world to come etemallife. But many that are first shall be last; and the last first." You
have here the result or reward, if you prefer the term, of following the law.
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PART-B
(For Electrical Engineers Only)
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(~QIS:J6' ~o~N~dJne;rl ~S)
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2. A 11 KV line emanating from the 110111 KV sub-station proved faulty. Describe the
procedures to be followed by the following officers/employees in isolation and
rectification of faulty section and safety measures to be followed by each
officers/employees: 10
i) Shift Engineer in charge of shift duties of the Sub-station
ii) Engineer in charge of area distribution
iii) Line Mechanic
iv}LineMen
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3. Draw a single line diagram -of double main bus arrangement in a station with suitable
control and protection equipments. Write the procedures to be followed to transfer the
loads of lines and power transformers from Bus-I to Bus2 without interruptions. 10
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Nro~~r1tJ;)/'i~rltJ~ .:J~o~ t.lrj~o.

OR
Draw a neat single line diagram of 220 KV Station incorporating with suitable
protection and control equipment's for the following: 10
i) 2 No. Of220 KV line Bays
ii) Bus Coupler Bay with double bus bar
iii) 2 Nos. of 100 MV A 220/110/11 KV Power Transformers
iv) 4 Nos. Of 110 KV line bays
v) 2 No of 20 MV A 110/11 KV Power Transformers
vi) 11 KV Switchgear 2IC+ lBC+8F
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4. Brief the steps to be followed in formulating and execution of project of construction of .

sub-station including EHV line. (starting with the submission of proposal to completion
and commissionirig) 10
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o:m~~~dtlrlJil )
5. Draft a circular from the office of the Chief Engineer Electy., for effecting of roaster and
single phase power supply for load monitoring during swnmer season and to monitor
loads within the allocated load/units from ESCOMs. 10
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6. Explain any two
of the following: 10
a) Auxiliary relays and its advantages
b) .Satellite earthmat and its features and design.
c) .Maintenance of sub-station electrical equipment's.
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7. Explain the sub-station equipments and its functions in 220 KV or 110 KV or 66 KV
class of voltage. 10
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8. Explain the following: 10
a. Open access
b. Wheeling and Banking.
c. Sub-station Automation System (SAS)
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9. Write short notes on any five: 10
a) Work Completion report & 'C' Register and asset categorisation
b) Synchronous Condensers and Reactors
c) Distance relay and Differential relay
d) Knee point voltage of CT
e) Self-execution works and Deposit Contribution Works
f) Name any 5protective relays provided tol00MV A 220/110/11KV Power Transformers
g) SAS and SCADA.
h) NPV
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10. Fill in the blanks: 10

a) THE and the are the two important
initial records upon which the work accounts are based
b) are type of tap changer units used in Transformers.
c) Air pockets are to be released from the following locations of Power Transformer
1) 2) 3) ' ,.. 4) .
d) The rating of battery is in and specific
gravity of the electrolyte in each cell ,. .... . ... .. .... . .. ... at 27 degree
centigrade.
e) Normally, when auxiliary supply is available will
feed the DC loads of the Sub Station and also keeps the in
floating condition.
f) In Gas Insulated Sub-station equipments, the insulating media used in equipments

g) As per ESR above 2000 KVA power supply is to be approved by

............ ~ " " ..

h) Value of earth resistance measured for 220 KV substation is to be less than

Ohm and for 66 KV Ohm
i) Current carrying capacity of the conductor at 30 degree centigrade, is for
Zebra_...................... Amps, Moose.......................... Amps
Coyote ~.Amps and Squirrel. amps'
j) As per IE Act clearance from the ground to the bottom most live conductor for High
way roads crossing for 220 KV __ Meter and for 66 KV __ Meters.

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(For Civil Engineers Oniy)
(~~mO ~O~N~QT(~n ~~

1. Write short notes on any five of the following: 15

a) Center line method and long wall short wall method for preparation of estimate.
b) Final variation statement ..
c) Capital expenditure and Revenue expenditure.
d) Work slip.
e) Energy efficient building (Green building concept).
f) Centering and form work.

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2. What are the different loads to he considered while designing a floor slab? 3
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3. List the documents required to establish owner ship of land. 3

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4. Explain pile foundation and its advantages. 3

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5. . List out the precautions to be taken for foundation in BC soil.

3
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6. List out the advantages of SSM over brick masonry.
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7. Briefly explain the following.

a) Camber. 10
b) Uplift force.
c) Data rate.
d) Delay condonation.
e) Expansive soil.

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8. State true or false. If false mention the correct answer.
S
a) Minimum grade of concrete for RCC work is M -IS.
b) Minimum thickness of sloped footing at the edge is 200nun.
c) Initial setting time of OPC is 60 Mins.
d) In concrete mix M-15 ,M stands for Mix.
e) Land is a moveable asset.

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c) Ndl~ t9~ cfkji;~tlru~ ~~G' 60 ~{b~.
d) i:>ilJ6-15 ~~~fJ6' ::l:>~C&~ i:>a;1)6i:>odI5 {b~C'S.
e) e:J{b~idJ~Otl~.

9. Fill up the blanks

a) Potable water is fit for S
b) An·RCC slab of thickness 150 nun weights KglSmtr.
c) The KTPP Act is not applicable if the cost of work is less than
d) Expansion form ofRTC is
e) Minimum lap length of reinforcement is
1.
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.., ~ v

c)
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d) e906' ~ N a:b :;)~~a:bJ ___ •
....
e) ero~ccr ~d'L'n 2$~F\dJ~ ~~~ Uclp ~ ____
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10. Draw a neat sketch of a dog legged staircase for a residential building. Assume the riser
and treads. Draw the section indicating the arrangement of reinforcement. 10

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. ~~O~~O;!· ~~~C::S:>~ ~ojJc)O.!J.
11. Draw a neat diagram of isolated rectangular footing of dimension 3.00 x 4.50 M-ef
depth 200/600 and indicate the arrangement of reinforcement in the plan and section
with pedastal. . 10
3.00 X 4.50 :::n, 200/600 cW.).cW.)e.d~c':)ro~ ~i!6'd~d ~~OTi" ~~~cit>d ~~~ :::ldPObri~
2iJ;)e1:e~~~, 2uOti> M~~d ~~~ ~~'d ~~O.!J. QlJt)~ e;:ti!:> ;!s'SN" :::liI5 eJt500:>O.
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12. An RCC beam of span 5.50 M is required to take an UDL of 1800 Kg/Mtr. Design the
beam and indicate the reinforcement arrangement in the sections. 10

5.50 cW.)e.wtiPro~ ~O" .!J ftJ Mdo:m 1800 ~rf,/cW.)e i!Jc)'d~C::S:>~

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13. Draw a neat sketch indicating the arrangement of reinforcement of 750 mm wide chejja
with lintel & design the chejja with a load of 750kg/m2 & with M-20 concrete assume
other details. 10
750 ~.c':.))e ~qpro~ ~O~~ :::l&Ji! 2.3~ rt ~\~ :::ld~~ 2ir.>e~~ri~C::S:>.l,~~O~~O;! 750
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KARNATAKA POWER TRANSMISSION CORPORATION LIMITED

DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATIONS - SEPTEMBER.2014
EXECUTIVE HIGHER - PAPER-I
(Office Procedure, Precis Writing & Drafting, O&M Manual, Safety Manual & Civil
Engineering Portions)
(Books, Guides Notes etc., are not allowed)

Date: 17.09.2014 Maxiinum Marks: 100 Time: 2..30 pm to S.30.pm

PART-A/lPfJrl- fA)

(For Both Electrical & Civil Engineers)

(~t:bo~ ~M ~~me ~ot3N~~rl~n)
1. Write a precis of the following to 113in your words with a suitable title. 10
India is a land of diversities - of different castes, people, communities,
languages, religions and cultures. The schools and colleges could perform a useful role
in enabling their students to discover the 'unity in diversity' that India essentially is. In
this context, it would be desirable to promote greater. knowledge, understanding and
appreciation of the different parts of India by including their study in the curricula, by
the exchange of teachers wherever possible, by the development of fraternal relations
between educational institutions in different parts of the country, and by the organisation
of holiday camps and summer schools on an inter-state bl:tsfs designed to break: down ..
regional or linguistic barriers. It would further be necessary to establish and maintain
All-India institutions which will admit students from different parts of the country. Our
educational system as a whole could help in developing a sense of national unity and
national consciousness.
There is no essential contradiction between this objective and the development of
international understanding for the 'one-world' towards which we are moving. On the
whole, textbooks used in national school systems perhaps contain fewer untrue or hostile
remarks about other countries than they did in the past, thanks partly to the work of
UNESCO, under whose auspices multinational and bi-national efforts have been made
for their revision. The sins are more often now of omission than of commission we
should, however, guard ourselves against this also, for ignorance is often not less
dangerous than hostility. Our studies in the humanities and social sciences should be so
oriented that, while helping students to become good and active citizens of their own
country, these will also enable them to acquire a knowledge and understanding of the
essential features of the outside world, particularly of our neighbouring and Afro-Asian
countries. Indian culture had a strong and honourable tradition of international
understanding of valuing, on the whole with an 0l?en mind, the contributions of different
countries and races to human civilization. For this purpose, the fact that she is a country
'with many communities but, one common citizenship should actually prove to be an
advantage. The constitution of UNESCO speaks of 'the fruitful diversity of the cultures
of mankind'. If through the schools and universities, a person learns to appreciate the
basic rightness of that phrase in his oWJ?-federal and multi-community country, he is less
likely to forget it on the International plane where he deals with persons belonging to
 2

. different nations but enjoying equal membership in the community of mankind. The
programmes of social and national integration which will minimize the internal barriers
and suspicions which exist today will not only be a national gain, but may even make an
impact on international relations and the international situation as a whole.

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PART-B I ~n-es
(For Electrical Engineers Only)
(~d;)tS3' ~O~N~~"~;i o:m~
2. What are the procedures to be followed by 0 & M Engineer to avail LC (Line Clear) from
66111 KV MUSS and procedure followed by shift Engineer while issuing LC from 66/11 KV
~SS? 10
66/11 'f!:J ..,o,cili:>.I;)~.W~ ~od Vc>o.i:Jf" m~ ... iJc)e,)cv' ~o~~eo.i:J06 deli\}6' .a. o.i:J06 ;I"rtr;i)'f!Uelvw
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'f!Uel~ "
crlJe>ej, crlJe>ej
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3. Draft a meeting notice from the Chief Engineer (Ele), 0 & M zone to all the 0 & M Officers
for review of important issues (minimum five issues). '10
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4. What are the advantages and disadvantages of overhead and underground cable system? 10
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dJej e:!>~~UeleJrivv O1reliJ e:!>Ncl~~UeleJri9'~i\1J?

5. Draft a show cause notice from SEE (Ele ) 0 & M circle to an Assistant Store Keeper
regarding store shortages finalized during annual store counting. 10
i:Wl.!f"~ erol'13C8 wti'f!cOJod e9O"~i:Wf\ ~Zj:)'f"OiUe,)..,e3tJero~C8 Y;.RJd~ ?Jrt ~~e~,t~o~~~cW06{:;)
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?JdcOJO.

6. What is the importance of safety devices? What are the important safety devices used while
working on 11 KV line by 0 & M staff and stations staff? 10
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WC>cWf"

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.3""~O?

7. Explain the importance of the following. 10

a) Battery in a station b) Distance protection relay in substation
c) Lightning arresters d) Earthing rods
e) Neutral earthing of the Transformer f) MCB
g) ELCB h) Isolators
i) CTs j) Breaker in substation.
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8. Write shot notes on 10

a) Fire extinguisher b) Tender notification
c) OLTC d) Completion report
e) Self-execution of works
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e) ~trlJo c:JajnEel ~ii:lrn>O

9. A non-fatal electrical accident occurred to a non-departmental person due to snapping of

HT line. Brief the procedures to be followed in reporting of an electrical accident and
submission of accident report. 10
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1 O. Fill in the blanks: 10
a. Silicagel is provided in power transformer for the purpose of .
b. For connected load of 10,000 KV A, the consumer has to avail. .
c. Tap changer is used in power transformer for the purpose of .
d. Normally, when auxiliary supply available will feed the DC loads of
substation and also keeps the in floating condition.
e. Now Class ofCT's used in metering ofEHT consumer.
f. Current carrying capacity of the Rabbit conductor is .... :............ Drake conductor is
...................... at normal temperature.
g. Voltage at receiving end is always than sending end.
h. Battery set supply in the substation comes into picture only when .
i. Energy audit for the Distribution Transformer is being done to access and

J. Gas insulated substation constructed due to constraints.

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PART-B
(For Civil Engineers Only)
(g;)~me ~ot3N~~n~f( ;:m.5)
2. Describe PERT and CPM. What are the advantages and limitations of PERT and CPM? 10
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3. Explain the steps involved in Transmission line construction. 10

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4. What is Rainwater harvesting? Explain any two methods of Rain water harvesting. 10
ilJ~ ~ ~ i;)~ecd:l? ilJ~ ~ed:J ~l\1 ~t;.'lC)~ 2 :JGx>ldrl~ t:lijo~.
5. a) What is RMC? Explain briefly the advantages ofRMC. 5
dl} lll~ Vcl~ i;)oddecd:l? dl} lll~ Vcloe~~ f!:!)i\i)Me)~~ lJi:!O~.
b) Explain the objective of preparing a contour map. 5
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Q

6. Write detailed technical specification for any four of the following. 10

a. Earthwork excavation for foundation in hard soil
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rl~ ilJ~l\1~ ~ f!:!)i1o.:miS ~e)~
b. 1st class brick work in super structure with em 1:6
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..., -'!;
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c. RCC 1:1 V2:3for roof slab.
miSti NfJ,p$~ ao".~.~. 1: 1 '12:3
d. Providing & fixing 65mm X 125mm T.W. door.
65 lll.llle x 125 lll~lllt'. ~ ci~ tl ~f\U) e...~~~d.J ~ro ~~0n6~clJ~d.J.
e. 20 mm thick plastering in CM 1:6
~~ rnd 1:6 ~o.lbt'. ~lil:Jclca~ 20 i:JJe~ ~CS00n6 ~w~d.J.
7. Write short notes on any five of the following 10
a. Doubly reinforced beam.
b. Factor of safety.
c. Floor area ratio.
d. Reconnaissance survey.
e. Workability of concrete.
f. Scaffolding
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b) ;m~o.:i:l f!:!)ozj
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d) ~Vc>1t'!~ iG::bez,
e) Vcl,*~ ~e)~d MlilJq:1ctl
f) Mlrui!
8. Distinguish between the following. 10
a) Contract & Agreement.
b) Temporary bench mark & permanent bench mark.
c) Ready mix concrete & site mixed concrete.
d) One-way slab & two way slab.
e) Light weight concrete & high density concrete.
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9, A Control room is 12mtr x 6mtr in size to the centre of supporting walls & consists of 3
beams spaced at 3mtr apart. The Thickness of the slab is 13Omm. Design an intermediate
beam. Allow a live load of 3500 N/M2. The dead load of the floor finishing may be taken as
500 NIM2. Use M 20 concrete and Fe 415 steel. 10
tOo:bo~ ~o:b e!1~~o:b r\k)etlrl.g e;b~ e;r.>rli 12 3.)j.e x 6 3.)je ~93 ~ 3.)je!306rl~ e!10~ ~

U&i~ c:ruae>ed. ~~ ~ 130 3.)je.3.)je ~Fld. dp dr.>et# 3500 N/ M2 e;b~ ~06 ~t\:)~(\j

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10. Fill up the blanks. 5
a. The filling in cavities with cement slurry is known as
------
b. Rocks formed from moiten magma are known as
~----
c. A type of bond in a brick masonry consisting of alternate course of headers and
stretchers is called ------
d. The steel mould used for slump test is in the form of a -----
e. The line joining the points having the same elevation is called _
~ D:frl~ ilbor.».
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c. ~~~~i:rlr;i06 i:D~~ ~?306rl~'
~~~~ ~~., e .'~ ~crlTc>f""o:i:>
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11. State True or False. If False mention the correct answer 5

a. Concrete gains strength due to chemical reaction of cement with sand & jelly aggregate.
b. Aeration of water is done to remove Hardness.
c. 'The strength and durability of a road depends upon its sub-grade.
d. The strength of cement concrete increases with increase of water cement ratio.
/
e. A staff reading taken on a bench mark or a point of known elevation is called fore sight
/
reading.
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EHI
KARNATAKA POWER TRANSMISSION CORPORATION LIMITED
DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATIONS - JANUARY-2016
EXECUTIVE HIGHER - PAPER-I
(Office Procedure, Precis Writing & Drafting, O&M Manual, Safety Manual & Civil
Engineering Portions)
(Books, Guides Notes etc., nrc not allowed)
Date: 7.1.2016 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 2.30 pmto 5.30.pm

PART-A / etlc>rl - w
(For Both Electrical & Civil Engineers)
(~~u~ ~M ~~me ~o~N~OJiie;>i1)
1. Write a precis of the following to 1/3 in your own words with a suitable title. 10

I was elected to the Executive Committee of the Vegetarian Society, and made it a point
to attend everyone of its meetings, but I always felt tongue-tied. Dr. Oldfield once said
to me, "You talk to me quite all right, but why is it that you never open your lips at a
committee meeting? You are a drone." I appreciated the banter. The bees are ever busy,
the drone is a thorough idler. And it was not a little curious that whilst others expressed
their opinions at these meetings, I sat quite silent. Now that I never felt tempted to
speak. But I was at a loss to know how to express myself. All the rest of the members
appeared to me better informed than J. Then it often happened that just when I had
mustered up courage to speak, a fresh subject would be started. This went on for a long
time.
Meantime a serious question came up for discussion. I thought it wrong to be
absent, and felt it cowardice to register a silent vote. The discussion arose come-what in
this wise. The President of the Society was Mr. Hills, proprietor of the Thames Iron
Works. He was a puritan. It may be said that the existence of the Society depended
practically on his financial assistance. Many members of the Committee were more or
less his proteges. Dr. Allinson of vegetarian fame was also a member of the Committee.
He was an advocate of the then new birth control movement, and preached its methods
among the working classes. Mr. Hills regarded these methods as cutting at the root of
morals. He thought that the Vegetarian Society had for its object not only dietetic but
also moral reform, and that a man of Dr. Allinson's anti-puritanic views should not be
allowed to remain in the Society. A motion was, therefore, brought for his removal. The
question deeply interested me. I considered Dr. Allinson's views regarding artificial
methods of birth control as dangerous, and I believed that Mr. Hills was entitled, as a
puritan, to oppose him. I had also a high regard for Mr. Hills and his generosity. But I
thought it was quite improper to exclude a man from a vegetarian society simply
because he refused to regard puritan morals as one of the objects of the SOciety. Mr.
Hills' view regarding the exclusion of anti-puritans from the SOciety was personal to
himself, and it had nothing to do with the declared object of the Society which was
simply the promotion of vegetarianism and not of any system of morality. I, therefore,
held that any vegetarian could be a member of the Society irrespective of.his views on
the other morals.
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There were in the Committee others also who shared my view, but I felt myself
personally called upon to express my own. How to do it was the question. I had not the
courage to speak and I, therefore, decided to set down my thoughts in writing. I went
to the meeting with the document in my pocket. $0 far as I recollect, I did not find
myself equal even to reading it, and the President had it read by someone else. Dr.
Allinson lost the day. Thus in the very first battle of the kind I found myself siding with
the losing party. But I had comfort in the thought that the cause was right. I have a faint
recollection that, after this incident, I resigned from the Committee.

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PART-B / e.n>rl-es
(For Electrical Enghieers Only)
(;)~o~ ~ot3N@t:br:~l1 c;m~

2. Name the nature of disposal assigned to the following registers: 5

a) General Receipt Register
b) Case Register
c) Record Register
d) Attendance Register
e) Call Book
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~) N.lr;5~~2} ~eo'u~ ·o~~CJ6'
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3. Explain the following 5
a) Office Order Book
b) Trilateral Index Letters
c) Functions of Clearance Section
d) Two types of Inspection
e) Manner of Handling Office Work
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4. List out atleast 15 Tools & Plant materials required for Station Shift Operations. 10
~eo:!ii(i)6'(\i~~ Nc:3E'C5~~ tje5Vo 5N~ 05ac;Stl~ e.3J<l~ o:t~ ~o~ Aitl~l'Ivrl~ ~e.3<J ~~

5. Explain the functions offollowing Station Equipment's: 10

a} Pressure Relief Valve
b) Capacitive Voltage Transformer
c} Differential relay
d} One and a half breaker bus system
e} Instrument transformer
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~) ~~CJ6' e~ecp6' 03tl~

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6. Answer the following: 10

a) Brief about the Line clear permits
b) General duties of Shift Engineer In-charge of Sub-Stations (Up to 110kV)
~ ~~"~~71~rt w~o,":
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. ei3eo;jl~~i~<o\ ~~.1.i

7. Answer the following: 10

a) Safety precautions for work on Underground High Voltage Mains.
b) Safety precautions for work on Overhead Lines and equipment adjacent to live
equipment or lines.
c) Transfer of permit to work form

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'") ~~e~ U) c;35e (:3~c:3cID o;3iTc)eej~

8. Write a letter addressed to the DC of Tumakuru District from the Chief Engineer,
Transmission Zone regarding fixing of compensation for the land to be utilised by KPTCL
to construct a 220 kV Transmission line. 10
~.0~ <":lO~c:Joj:>!7', ~...;;r:Jo[Q) o;3~cID ~ii30 c:3~cmod 3:>c;3:>ciJC>O:>
&..1.i. cIDc:3e)11 i5.~.~...;.c:J.N os»
N~em~o';)0;3 220 5.~. ~d:>6~ o::tr.>71ed~ W~;r:J~~0;3 ;rw0;3e2;;:>c:Jeio'Q.,r.J~7i ~OO5<)O<lrpec::Jo)Il
do'0;3~ c:JiitJ ~~mej ;r:J~:>c::Jc)Iltvod:> oD3...;wocmo

9. Write a circular regarding the need to maintain the transmission system at the highest
level to ensure the Transmission System Availability at the stipulated levels. 10
oD~O('Q) c:36c:3~oj:> WoD~~300:>~o( c:JiitJ3 ~~d~d:>0;303 c:3JC>eE3~Je)~~ ~;r:JdfQ) c;360;3~cID
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10. Write a general warning letter addressed to all the employees in the office regarding
coming to office in time and leaving office after the office hours. 10
5e,jeort Al~oj:>5.. Alocmll t.lO:>0;3O$ 05'0lT1:>5e,jeooo:> ;:;;~oo:> o;mlld ~wcte 3o'VJii30~ <W~
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tvod:> Akl0;3:J.)(:36

11. Fill in the blanks 10

a) If the temperature of electrolyte is 32°C and Hydrometer shows the reading of
specific gravity as 1205, then the corrected specific gravity at 2rC will be _
b) In a DYnll vector group connection of a transformer '11' signifies _.
c) Expand these abbreviations alP and RTCC.
d) The BDV value of the Transit Oil for 66/11kV Power Transformer is _ kV.
e) The annual inspection by the head ofthe office will be done between the months of
__ & __ of every year.
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f) __ & __ are the two types of Control & Relay panels.

g) Expand these abbreviation MAS and ACIR.
h) The gases collected inside the transformer is detected by Relay.
i) __ is used to measure the specific gravity in each cell of a battery ..
j) For electric fires generally _ extinguishers are used.

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PART-B .' .
(For Civil Engineers Only)
(~~me ~Oe;3N~c:brl~T'( ~~

1. Draw a neat sketch of RCC road of 5 mt wide with shoulders and drain
on either sides. lridicate the reinforcement arrangement. 5
5 ~c: ~rI~d c;:,om eJDoil~ shoulder ~~ drain cdi\D~oif;)oamc;:5ero~ ;rjooa ..9.J~O~
U()0.5c:~d1oili\D~ ~c::SO;rj.)c;:50~
e.oz» ;rj.)oooc:Jc)Ocd~o:i:>i\D~
eJOo:»O. ero~c:j2ir;)t3~ ~c;:5dcji\D~
~t;;l..9.J.

2. What are the different types of soil classification adopted in transmission

line tower foundation works? 5
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~t;;l~.

3. Draw a typical plan and cross section of combined footing normally

adopted for narrow base towers in transmission line works. 5
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;rjooiJc)e~a ~~o~ ~c::Sdr(9i\Dd.
~~c:~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~~~c:i0ol:)1i ~c::SIJ;rj.)c::S03
e...octlcd~o:i:>c::D~
eJoO:»IJ.

4. List out the different factors to be considered while selecting land for
establishing of sub stations. 5
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ero.C!:J5eo9~ r\~c:jd~®c;:5 c;fu.vveo~r(~~~.

5. Indicate approximate area of land required for establishing 220Kv,110Kv

and 66Kv sub stations. Also indicate the approximate dimensions of
land. 5
220 '5~, 110 '5;) ~~ ~ 66 '5;) eroC!:J;)~,~
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e93r(9i\D~ ~t;;l~.
6. Explain briefly the difference between land under ownership, lease land
and gift land. 5
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c::Sv~6;rjc;:5i\Dd.
~~~.

7. Fill up the blanks. 5

a. In concrete grade M-20, 20 stands for _
b. Minimum grade of concrete for RCC work is _
c. Design of RCC structure is governed by IS _
d. The staff reading taken on point of known RL is _
e. The group of piles are combined at the top by a _
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8. The block level reading recorded at an interval of 5 x 5 mt is indicated

below.Workout the quantities of cutting and filling for finished RL of
92.30. 10
92.30 92.80 92.75 93.82
94.00 94.20 94.05 9"3.95
93.85 94.10 ·91.05 91.02
9l.89 92.00 91.62 90.52
89.25 89.75 90.50 90.72
5.00 X 5.00 ~\" e:Jo;sod~ CJc)w~"'d:l~ £:)c)0" e3~d' O\"&0T111~ '69'50r;;0~r.<"\.
M M Q
cSe.>~~ <.1,
ej~wd' 92.30 ~ ;ljcj;)~~ ~r;;~ eJ\"~rO~ ~~~ 5&~ cj;)~ ~0w)c:;)'600:> sctmre119~J.
e3~~O)J.

92.30 92.80 92.75 93.82

94.00 94.20 94.05 93.95
93.85 94.10 9l.05 91.02
91.89 92.00 91.62 90.52
89.25 89.75 90.50· 90.72
9. Explain briefly the precautions to be taken for providing foundation in
BC soil. 5
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10. Write detailed technical specification for the following. 10

a} SSM in CM 1;6 for basement.
b) Fabricating of steel for RCC works.
c) Granite flooring on CC bed.
d) Structural steel work for roof truss.
e) Earth work filling for yard leveling with new earth.
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o) eje71'c;3)o~11 "'wo 1:6 o~ ;!;'lel~ ~~(\b<l.e:J9~Q}'" '5~~c::b.
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~) i35Jc>;ljcj;)~~<l. e:J9~Q}'" oiJu~F ;ljcj;)M\"e.>~~ cj;)~ ~o~~ 5e.>;lj.

11. Write short notes on the following. 10

a) Price variation statement.
b) Standard rate, award rate, data rate and derived rate.
c) Concrete strength.
d) Bulking of sand.
e) Black cotton soil.
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12. Distinguish between the following. 10

a) Foresight and intermediate sight.
b) Check survey and detailed survey in transmission line work.
c) Concentric footing and eccentric footing.
d) Grade beam and plinth beam.
e) RCC and PSC.
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w) ~e~rSel~ ~~ ~YP30~el~'
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..D

..,-~, ....; 13. Design a RCC column to carry an axial load of 600 ton without any
moment. Assume grade of concrete and steel suitably. Detail the
arrangement of reinforcement. 10
600 e.3~ 2:.)uo~cil<toiJtJcb~ NU~Q[wcb~ e~~~ uu~ocil~ t3~~c:trc:>~. w~~ cl.r.l~r:$oj.)c;t<l.
~~oir.Jot:J1i W~O~. uuo5e~ Ij,e~ ~~ w~~ de~ W&JvM~.

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EH1

KARNAT AKA POWER TRANSMISSION CORPORATION LIMITED

DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATIONS - OCTOBER-2017

EXECUTIVE HIGHER - PAPER-I
(Office Procedure, Precise Writing & Drafting, O&M Manual, Safety Manual & Civil
Engineering Portions)
(Books, Guides Notes etc., are not allowed)
Date: 25.10.2017 Maximum Marks: 100 Time: 2.30 pm to 5.30.pm

PART-A / ~rl - w
(For Both Electrical & Civil Engineers)
(:>ct>t)~ (l)e)M tfC)(j)mO 'qo~~a:brorlur1)

1. Write a precis of the following to 1/3 in your own words with a suitable title. 10

When we survey our lives and efforts we soon observe that almost the whole of our
actions and desires are bound up with the existence of other human beings. We notice
that whole nature resembles that of the social animals. We eat food that others have
produced, wear clothes that others have made, live in houses that others have built. The
greater part of our knowledge and beliefs has been passed on to us by other people
though the medium of a language which others have created. Without language and
mental capacities, we would have been poor indeed comparable to higher animals.
We have, therefore, to admit that we owe our principal knowledge over the least to the
fact of living in human society. The individual if left alone from birth would remain
primitive and beast like in his thoughts and feelings to a degree that we can hardly
imagine. The individual is what he is and has the significance that he has, not much in
virtue of the individuality, but rather as a member of a great human community, which
directs his material and spiritual existence from the cradle to grave.
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PART -B I &Tc>rl-~
(For Electrical Engineers Only)
(~ct>~~ 'qo~~aDrorlur'l ~~)

2. Draft a letter from EE O&M to the sub divisional officers and section officers for
bifurcating the loads in their area between NJY (non- agriculture) and agriculture feeders
after commissioning of additional NJY feeder duly explaining the reasons. 10

~e)c:!,jcme~d a5C)riJa ~e)c:!,j@QCl5~ c£s.)orl~cdJ~ NJY ctJ~ ~e)c:!,jc;'P.edoerl~ ctJQ-D ~orl~cUw

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ool
e:9c;'P.
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~orldrnaiJ oadrn cU@Je~ ~cj5c{) cd~ EDoOO)5.

3. Draft a meeting notice from the Zonal Chief Engineer regarding review of the
interruptions in the jurisdictional area and remedial measures for various reasons for the
interruptions. 10
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;Wae5c0aiJcdJ~ c{)~cd~C{)5.

4. Briefly explain the function of the following pertaining to power transformer. 10

a. Insulating Oil
b. Magnetic Oil Gauge
c. Pressure Relief Device
d. Conservator
e. Neutral of transformer

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5. Write the steps to be followed to prepare estimate for any work, sanctioning of the same,
operating the estimate to take up the work and close the same after the work is finished.

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EDOOO)5. 10

6. Write a letter addressed to all the sub-ordinates AEEs and AEs to strictly adhere to the
targets fixed for various works and complete within the stipulated time. 10

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7. Fill in the blanks: 10

a. The vector group of any distribution transformer is -------------------------
b. The control DC voltage of the equipments in any 66111KV substation is ----------------
------- Volts.
c. ----------------------type of cooling is provided to distribution transformers.
d. ---------------------------is provided for protection of distribution transformer on HV
side at each DTC.
e. -----------------------is provided for providing physical isolation of electrical
equipment.
f. ------------------------ is provided as primary protection for EHV overhead lines.
g. Restricted Earth Fault relay is provided for protection of --------------------
h. Special Design Transformers (SDTs) are used in ------------------------- scheme for -----

1. The regulatory body for transmission and distribution of electric power supply in
Karnataka is --------------

ee. 66/11 u.~e ~H:;:b-E~'i5eogd eroclu!df<lrireu!od§ee1' DC ~e~eez6 -------------

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'-I ...., ""0 <oJ ~

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.
8::1. ~dJ-E~ grddroa OOclM ~~droa cj-Ecj~ ri ~abo~roa rdorg -----------------
~f1dJ~d.

8. Explain the role of the following registers to be maintained in any substation. 10

a. Battery maintenance register
b. Peak Load register
c. Interruption register
d. CLlCCL register
e. Equipment Maintenance register.
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9. Write the procedure to be followed by AE O&M to avail and return Line Clear on l1KV
feeder from the MUSS and the same to be followed by Shift Engineer to issue & re
energise the feeder after return of Line Clear. 10

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COclriJa roo_;mf'l<dru ~r'k;:b5...B~e5eUc)d ~c;::bri'l:?J c;::b~ ~e~cvsN e~ ~o~cZloi>ry> ~riE"
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10. Draft a meeting notice from the Zonal Chief Engineer regarding review of progress of
ongoing works identified under various GoK schemes. 10
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PART-B
(For Civil Engineers Only)
(~~me ~o~N~~iie.?rl ~~
2. Write short notes on 5
a) Water Cement ratio. b) Workability of concrete.

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w) ~ em - ctc:;DoE.J6 !!9c;i)ClJ<)~

3. Work out the quantities of concrete and reinforcement steel for RCC lintel with the
following details. 10
1. Size of the lintel 300 X 600mm
11. Clear span 5000mm
111. Bearing on both sides 300mm
IV. Clear cover 25mm

Reinforcement consists of 3 Nos. of 25mm dia rods (Bottom), 2 Nos. of 10mm dia rods
(top) and 8 mm dia Strripps @ 300mm C/c. One of the 25 mm dia rods is bent up @
45° at span/5 distance.

Also draw a neat dimensioned sketch showing the reinforcement details

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1. e30we.J6 ~ !!9g~ - 300 c't:t 600 wOwO

11. -8-abry> i'ml_(>CVS
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4. A). What are the field tests to be conducted for cement and bricks before using them in
construction work? 6
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B). Match the following pertaining to laboratory tests on cement and write the corrected
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Test Apparatus
1. Fineness - Le Chatelier apparatus
11. Consistency - Compression testing machine.
111. Soundness - IS sieve No.9.
IV. Compressive strength - Vicat apparatus

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5. Draw a neat sketch (plan and section) of a septic tank for a residential colony of 50 users.
Assume dimensions suitably. 10
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6. A). Indicate the form work removal period as per codal provisions, in respect of following
works carried out using Ordinary Portland Cement. 5
1. Walls, Columns and vertical sides of beams.
11. Slab with span upto 4.5m
111. Slab with span over 4.5m
IV. Beams with span upto 6.00m
v. Beams with span over 6.00m

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B). Why is concrete cover required over the reinforcement? Indicate the concrete cover
for slabs, beams, columns and footings as per codal provisions. 5
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C). Draft a letter in Kannada addressed to SEE, requesting approval to the estimate for
providing water supply arrangement to a colony 10

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7. A) Outline the step by step procedure for direct purchase of land for establishing a
substation. Also list the documents to be verified before registration of land. 10

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B) A school building is proposed to be constructed for 400 students, calculate the plinth
area. It is given that 5

1. Carpet area per student is 1.4 m2

11. 20% of the plinth area will be occupied by corridors, verandah, toilets,
staircases etc.
111. 15% of the plinth area will be occupied by walls

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8. Draw the neat plan and section (along the short span) of a simply supported one way slab
150mm thick with the following data. Also show the reinforcement details. 10
• Slab size 2.5m X 6.0 m, simply supported on all four edges on walls of 250mm
thickness.
• Main reinforcement 10mm bars @ 150mm c/c spacing
• Distribution bars 8mm bars @ 200mm c/c spacing
• Main reinforcement is bent up near the supports as per codal provisions
• The slab is cast with M20 mix and Fe 415 steel.

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9. Select the correct option and re write the sentence. 5
1. Table vibrator is mostly adopted in (lab / field)

11. Bleeding of concrete is a (desirable / non-desirable) property

111. Consistency of cement is determined by (Vicat / Lechatelier) apparatus.
IV. Compaction (increases / decreases) the density of concrete

v. Final setting oftime ofOPC is (400 minutes/ 600 minutes)

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10. Match list I with list II correctly with reference to construction equipments and their uses
and write the corrected pair. 5
U~I U~II
1. Dozer 1. Equipment for piling
11. Tippers 2. Concreting equipment
...
lll. Batching plant 3. Hoisting equipment
IV. Piling rigs 4. Earth moving equipment
v. Derric crane 5. Hauling equipment
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