20.a. Which of the following lead-acid battery voltages has the highest value? A. Equalize voltage B. Discharge voltage C. Floating voltage D. Open-circuit voltagels 20.b. Leady oxide is a material that?s usually composed of A. 25% free lead and 75% lead oxide. B. 50% free lead and 50% lead oxide. C. 10% free lead and 90% lead oxide. D. 60% free lead and 40% lead oxide.

20.a. Which of the following lead-acid battery voltages has the highest value? A. Equalize voltage B. Discharge voltage C. Floating voltage D. Open-circuit voltagels 20.b. Leady oxide is a material that?s usually composed of A. 25% free lead and 75% lead oxide. B. 50% free lead and 50% lead oxide. C. 10% free lead and 90% lead oxide. D. 60% free lead and 40% lead oxide.

Electric Motor Control

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ISBN:9781133702818

Author:Herman

Publisher:Herman

Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

Section: Chapter Questions

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