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Avixa Exam CTS Topic 1 Question 4 Discussion

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Question #: 4
Topic #: 1

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"Shock Loads" for equipment mounts refer to

Asuspended equipment not electrically isolated from Its mounting structure.

Bsudden additional loads from earthquakes or personnel hanging from the mounts.

Ccalculated counterweight required to balance an offset load on a cantilever mount.

Dcalculated isolation required to eliminate vibration otherwise transferred to the building structure.

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Suggested Answer: B

'Shock Loads' for equipment mounts refer to sudden additional loads from earthquakes or personnel hanging from the mounts. Shock loads are unexpected forces that can be significantly higher than normal operating loads and can cause structural failures if not properly accounted for. This is particularly important in areas prone to seismic activity or where equipment might be subjected to additional stresses. Axis Technology Specialist documentation highlights the need to design mounts and supports to withstand such shock loads to ensure the safety and durability of the installation.

by Daniela at Aug 05, 2024, 01:10 PM

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Miles

11 months ago

I think shock loads refer to calculated counterweight required to balance an offset load on a cantilever mount.

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Mabel

11 months ago

I think shock loads refer to calculated isolation required to eliminate vibration otherwise transferred to the building structure.

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Marica

11 months ago

I believe shock loads refer to suspended equipment not electrically isolated from its mounting structure.

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Ammie

11 months ago

I think shock loads refer to sudden additional loads from earthquakes or personnel hanging from the mounts.

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India

11 months ago

Definitely B. I mean, who doesn't love a good ol' fashioned earthquake or personnel-induced shock load? It's like a party for your equipment!

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Desiree

10 months ago

I agree, shock loads from earthquakes can really test the strength of equipment mounts.

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Desire

11 months ago

I think B is the correct answer. Earthquakes can definitely cause some shock loads.

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Veta

12 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure about this one. Maybe C? The calculated counterweight for an offset load sounds relevant to 'shock loads'.

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Latonia

12 months ago

I think the answer is B. Sudden additional loads from earthquakes or personnel hanging from the mounts seems like the most logical choice here.

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Glynda

10 months ago

D) calculated isolation required to eliminate vibration otherwise transferred to the building structure.

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Raul

10 months ago

I agree, option B does seem like the most logical choice.

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Albina

10 months ago

B) sudden additional loads from earthquakes or personnel hanging from the mounts.

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Cecil

10 months ago

C) calculated counterweight required to balance an offset load on a cantilever mount.

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Edna

11 months ago

B) sudden additional loads from earthquakes or personnel hanging from the mounts.

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Tyra

11 months ago

A) suspended equipment not electrically isolated from Its mounting structure.

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Evette

11 months ago

A) suspended equipment not electrically isolated from Its mounting structure.

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