Power System Engineering

The Power System Engineering multi-choice test measures the knowledge of power generation and transmission, electrical machines, power systems and drives, control and instrumentation, fluid mechanics and machines.  Before you invest the time and money to train a new employee, test your applicants for skills like:

• Fluid Mechanics and Machines
• Control and Instrumentation
• Power Generation and Transmission

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The Power System Engineering multi-choice test measures the knowledge of power generation and transmission, electrical machines, power systems and drives, control and instrumentation, fluid mechanics and machines.

Potential job titles that use this solution include: Electrical Engineer, Automotive Engineer, Electrical Engineering Technician, Electrical Engineering Technologist

Job levels – Mid-Professional, Professional Individual Contributor, Graduate,
Language – English (USA),
Average Testing Time (minutes) – 12 minutes
Allowed Time: 20 minutes
Maximum Number of Questions – 20 questions
Designed for Unproctored Environment – Yes
Test Type – Multiple Choice
Sector: Engineering

Scores Reported:

• Overall Score
• Electrical Machines
• Fluid Mechanics and Machines
• Control and Instrumentation
• Power Generation and Transmission
• Power Systems and Drives

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Competencies Measured 

• DC machines and transformer
• Electrical machine design
• Basics of fluid mechanics
• Hydraulic machines
• Control system engineering
• Electrical measurement and instrumentation
• Synchronous and asynchronous machines
• Energy conversion
• Power transmission and distribution
• Steam generator and its auxiliaries
• Steam turbine and its auxiliaries
• Power electronics and drives
• Power system analysis and stability
• Power system protection and switchgear