 Which phenomenon is most significant in UHV transmission lines during adverse

weather conditions?

 A) Insulator flashover
 B) Conductor sag
 C) Grounding issues
 D) Harmonic distortion

 Which material is commonly used for insulating UHV transmission lines?

 A) PVC (Polyvinyl chloride)

 B) Epoxy resin
 C) Rubber
 D) Fiberglass

 What is the typical efficiency range of UHV transmission systems?

 A) 50-60%
 B) 70-80%
 C) 90-95%
 D) 100%

 Which parameter is crucial for controlling power flow in UHV transmission

systems?

 A) Voltage regulation
 B) Current limiting
 C) Frequency stability
 D) Phase synchronization

 In UHV transmission systems, what is a primary concern regarding electromagnetic

fields (EMF)?

 A) Energy losses
 B) Biological effects
 C) Corrosion
 D) Mechanical stress

 Which technology enables long-distance transmission without the need for

intermediate substations in UHV systems?

 A) HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current)

 B) SVC (Static Var Compensator)
 C) FACTS (Flexible AC Transmission Systems)
 D) GIS (Gas Insulated Switchgear)

 Which factor becomes critical in selecting the route for UHV transmission lines?

 A) Temperature gradient
 B) Geomagnetic activity
  C) Land use and terrain
 D) Solar irradiance

 What role do surge arresters play in UHV transmission systems?

 A) Voltage regulation
 B) Protection against lightning strikes
 C) Current limiting
 D) Phase angle control

 Which type of transmission is more susceptible to capacitive losses in UHV systems?

 A) Overhead lines
 B) Underground cables
 C) Submarine cables
 D) Fiber optic cables

 What is a significant challenge in integrating renewable energy sources with UHV

transmission networks?

 A) Voltage stability
 B) Power quality issues
 C) Grid synchronization
 D) Capacity expansion