SEP E 1kV Exam Preparation Book Suggestions & Switching 50 kW Generators from Mains

Question

I don't know if this is the right section, but there are a lot of smart people here

1) As a book for the SEP E 1kV exam without measurements? I have tech. electronics and high school?
2) To get 50 kW generators, do you need to see something more to switch the facility from the mains to the generator?

Thank you and best regards

zdzisiek1979 · Accepted Answer

I recommend the author Władysław Orlik entitled Electrician qualification exam in questions and answers. Very nice written.

szczepan4321 · Accepted Answer

in exam points there are books for sale on which the exams are based if I'm not mistaken the book is called exam up to 1KV

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exactly Władysław Orlik electrician qualification exam in questions and answers of course in your case chapter 2.1 2.2 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.10 4.16 6 8 9

kdvc · Accepted Answer

As colleagues write, but I also recommend Henryk Markiewicz hazards and protection against electric shocks in electrical installations on E you have everything there and on D there are a lot of basics and a Chapter on Control and Measurements.

Akrzy74 · Accepted Answer

It was enough to use the search engine and you would get the same answers and even more without losing so many points. Colleagues answering in this topic were smarter, because they used it and duplicated the answers

(begs the question of the actual "helped").
He does not have the "SEP" authorization - this is a Qualification Certificate and so he writes on the coveted booklet, and SEP means a commission operating, for example, at the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers ...

zdzisiek1979 · Accepted Answer

Oh, they used the Internet right away, I just looked at the shelf where I have my poor poor girl bookcase and typed the title. I hope that this year I will be able to increase it by about 3 new items

kdvc · Accepted Answer

I personally have E and D so I know what I learned from more faith in people.

MalyAndrzejek · Accepted Answer

I have such a book, so give me an e-mail, I'll write you what exactly you should learn. Regards

retrofood · Accepted Answer

Here you will find everything.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I recommend the book Electrotechnics with automation by Andrzej Chochowski, of course not the whole book, but chapters 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16.

retrofood · Accepted Answer

It depends. You have to check from when posts and what they refer to. But probably mostly yes.

adam 660 · Accepted Answer

If the exam itself, unfortunately there are a lot of titles, the content is similar, but it certainly won't hurt to read it and I think it's just to remember. Simpler but more expensive course + exam, examiners and speakers are mostly the same people and require what was on the course.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I checked, most of the materials in terms of naming are up to date.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Probably at the beginning of that post, and at the end it's rather good.

Akrzy74 · Accepted Answer

I'll ask for specifics. If something is out of date, it should be indicated that others should not download it. So which post is good?

revcorey · Accepted Answer

It's enough for 1kV. If you're doing anything other than 1 kv, it's different. i.e. commissions (at least Wrocław SEP) looks askance when a young person comes for the first time and wants something except up to 1 kV. A colleague was driven from top to bottom for taking something more than that (although he couldn't do anything more than 1 kV anyway). If you don't work with machines, you can have a hard time. Kilovolt is written [kV]. I don't recommend being wrong. An electrician who can't even spell it correctly is not an electrician. [retro food]

retrofood · Accepted Answer

Guys, the current doesn't change direction every year! And standards are more for measurements than for basics.
I suggest you also check this section:
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/forum332.html?only_dzial=1
Here you have links to the most important legal acts needed by electricians.
Just don't memorize it! It's good to know that they are.

gtyle · Accepted Answer

The current may not change every year, but technical solutions, methods of protection and materials change. A dozen or so years ago, in every house, two cables (TN-C) protruded from the socket, and RCDs and TN-S, TN-CS networks were a novelty. It's worth following technical news .

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

#108/109-current..

przyjacielkuternogi · Accepted Answer

I studied for the SEP exam up to 1kV for 1 day, unfortunately, the level of this exam is so high that you don't need more.

kdvc · Accepted Answer

This statement scares me, I had classes with theory and practice for three months. Despite this, I still had nerves before the exam (Working in this profession, however, you are responsible for your health and life human).

eljarkos · Accepted Answer

You may not study it at all, you may bribe the examiner, but remember what you do may affect other people's lives. May you have as little work with electricity as possible. Find yourself another job. I have been working in this profession for over 20 years and I am always stressed not only before the exam, but especially when I send people to work on electrical devices. Have I done everything?

opamp · Answer

Are the materials up to date in terms of nomenclature?

opamp · Answer

That's where the exceptions are so I don't refute too quickly

opamp · Answer

Say specific words and values that we will change

Akrzy74 · Answer

I guess, rather ... Since you questioned and received helped, then let your conscience move you and indicate what you negated! Probably not enough! It's high time to look at and properly summarize the statements in this thread

Anonymous · Answer

That's what I wrote, in the first aids it's the old way, but in the end it's good..

opamp · Answer

After hours, I repair machines, automation, assemble control cabinets, pneumatics, etc... The question is what profession to enter? Electronics engineer or student (I'm on daytime)?

marekke · Answer

I have a book by Władysław Orlik entitled Electrician qualification exam in questions and answers from 2003. I'm wondering if it's much different from the current standards and regulations or just nothing has changed?

eljarkos · Answer

This position is very good. link

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