Water Distribution Grade 1 Certification Practice Exam

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What happens if grease comes in contact with the winding of a motor?

The motor will gain more efficiency
The winding insulation may deteriorate
The grease will conduct electricity
The motor will become quieter

The correct answer is: The winding insulation may deteriorate

When grease comes into contact with the winding of a motor, the winding insulation may deteriorate. This occurs because many types of grease contain substances that can break down the insulating materials used in motor windings, which are generally designed to protect the conductive wires from shorts and other electrical failures. As the insulation deteriorates, it can lead to increased electrical resistance, shorts, or even complete failure of the motor. In contrast, the other options do not accurately reflect the effects of grease on motor windings. For instance, grease does not enhance motor efficiency or make it quieter; rather, it can lead to operational issues. Additionally, while grease can impact electrical insulation, it does not conduct electricity, which further illustrates why the winding insulation’s integrity is critical for safe and reliable motor function.