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1. a trade size 3 schedule 40 PVC Raceway contains seven 1 RHW conductors without outer cover. How many 2 thw conductors may be installed in this Raceway with existing conductors?


(a) 11 conductors


(b) 15 conductors


(c) 20 conductors


(d) 25 conductors

(a) 11 conductors

Area conductor fill for a trade size 3, schedule 40 PVC (RNC) Raceway: 2.907 sq in. [ Chapter 9, Table 4, 40% column]


Area 1 RHW without cover: 0.1901 sq in. [ Chapter 9, Table 5]


Area of seven 1 RHW conductors:


0.1901 × 7 conductors = 1.3307 sq in.


Spare space : 2.907 sq in. - 1.3307 sq in. = 1.5763


Quantity of 2 THW permitted in spare space: 1.5763 sq in./0.1333 = 11.80 conductors


Note: the answer is 11 conductors. We only round up to the next size when all of the conductors are the same size ( total cross-sectional area including insulation) and the calculation results in a decimal 0.80 or greater. Sea chapter 9, Table 1, Note 7.

2. What size wire weight is required for three 400 kcmil THHN, one 250 kcmil THHN, for 4 4/0 THHN conductors, and three 8 THHN conductors?


(a) A 4 in. × 4 in. wireway


(b) A 6 in. × 6 in. wireway


(c) An 8 in. × 8 in. wireway


(d) A 10 in. × 10 in. wireway

(b) A 6 in. × 6 in. wireway

Conductor area[ Chapter 9, Table 5]:


400 kcmil THHN = 0.5863 sq in. × 3 = 1.7589 sq in.


250 kcmil THHN = 0.3970 sq in.


4/0 THHN = 0.3237 × 4= 1.2950 sq in.


8 THHN = 0.0366 × 3= 0.1098


Total conductor area = 3.5607 sq in.



Conductor area × 5 = required wireway minimum area: 3.5607 sq in. × 5=17.80 sq in.


The why your way must not be filled over 20%, or 1/5[376.22(A)]Conductor area × 5 = required wireway minimum area: 3.5607 sq in. × 5=17.80 sq in.A 6 in. × 6 in. wireway has a cross sectional area of 36 sq in. and will be large enough.


A 6 in. × 6 in. wireway has a cross sectional area of 36 sq in. and will be large enough.

3. Determine the minimum number of cubic inches required for two 10 AWG conductors passing through a box, four 14 AWG conductor spliced in the Box, two 12 AWG conductors terminating to a receptacle, and one 12 AWG equipment bonding jumper from the receptacle to the Box.


(a) 15 cu in.


(b) 20 cu in.


(c) 21.75 cu in.


(d) 22 cu in.

(d) 22 cu in.

2-10 AWG passing through 2-10AWG


1-1 yoke ( receptacle ) 2-11AWG


4-14 AWG spliced in the box 4-14AWG


2-12 AWG for terminating 2-12AWG


1-12 AWG bonding jumper 0-12AWG


Total: two 10 AWG conductors, four 12 AWG conductors, and four 14 AWG conductors ( note: installation type doesn't matter for box fill calculations).


Volume of the conductors: [ Table 314.16(B)]


10 AWG: 2.50 cu in. × 2 conductors 5 cu in.


12 AWG: 2.25 cu in. × 4 conductors 9 cu in.


14 AWG: 2 cu in. × 4 conductors 8 cu in.


Total 22 cu in.

4. When determining the number of conductors in a box that has one 14/3 W/G NM cable, one switch, and two internal cable clamps, the count will equal _______.


(a) 6 conductors


(b) 7 conductors


(c) 8 conductors


(d) 10 conductors

(b) 7 conductors

[314.16(B)]


Volume of the conductors:


1-14/3 3-14AWG conductors


1-Ground 1-14AWG conductor


1-switch 2-14 AWG conductors


2- clamps 1-14 AWG conductor


Totals Count 7-14 conductors

5. The minimum horizontal dimension for the junction box shown in the diagram and▶Figure 5-83 is__________.


(a) 18 in.


(b) 20 in.


(c) 21 in.


(d) 24 in.

(d) 24 in.

[314.28(A)]


Straight: Left to Right: 8 × 3 in. = 24 in.


Right to Left: 8 × 3 in. = 24 in.


Angle: Left to Right: (6 × 3 in.) + 2.50 in. + 2 = 22.50 in.


Right to Left : (6 × 3 in.) + 2.50 in. = 20.50 in.

6. The minimum vertical dimension for the junction box shown in ▶Figure 5-83 is ________.


(a) 16 in.


(b) 18 in.


(c) 20 in.


(d) 24 in.

(a) 16 in.

[314.28(A)]


Straight: None possible


Top to Bottom: Angle; None possible


Bottom to Top: Angle; (6 × 2 in.) + 2 in. + 2 in. = 16 in.

7. The minimum distance between the two trade size 2 race-ways that contain the same Conductor C, as illustrated in ▶Figure 5-83 is _______.


(a) 12 in.


(b) 18 in.


(c) 24 in.


(d) 30 in.

(a) 12 in.

[314.28(A)(2)]


6 × 2 in. = 12 in.

8. If a trade size 3 raceway entry (250 kcmil) is in the wall opposite a removable cover, the distance from that wall to the cover must not be less than ______.


(a) 4 in.


(b) 4 1/2 in.


(c) 5 in.


(d) 6 in.

(b) 4 1/2 in.

[314.28(A)(2) Ex and Table 312.6(A)]