Afcons Infrastructure Graduate Engineer Trainee (Get) Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Core questions related to iron and steel making
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Q1. Difference between true power and reactive power
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True power is the actual power consumed by a device, while reactive power is the power required to establish and maintain the electromagnetic fields in an AC circuit.
• True power is measured in watts (W) and represents the actual energy consumed by a device.

• Reactive power is measured in volt-amperes reactive (VAR) and represents the power required to establish and maintain the electromagnetic fields in an AC circuit.

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Q1. Sallry accepted
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Q1. Draw BMD & SFD of a Simply Supported Beam shown to my screen. Draw it & show that on screen.
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The candidate is asked to draw the BMD & SFD of a Simply Supported Beam shown on the screen.
• Identify the support conditions of the beam (simply supported in this case)

• Determine the loads acting on the beam and their positions

• Calculate the reactions at the supports

• Draw the Bending Moment Diagram (BMD) and Shear Force Diagram (SFD) based on the calculated values

• Label the diagrams with appropriate values and units
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Q2. What are the values of Compressive & Tensile Shear Stress on a Singly Reinforced Beam in LSM method?
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Compressive shear stress is zero while tensile shear stress is equal to the shear force divided by the cross-sectional area of the beam.
• Compressive shear stress is zero in a singly reinforced beam according to the Limit State Method (LSM).

• Tensile shear stress is calculated by dividing the shear force by the cross-sectional area of the beam.

• For example, if the shear force acting on the beam is 10 kN and the cross-sectio...read more
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Q3. Some other civil engineering questions.
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Q4. Introduce Yourself. This is 1st Question.
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Q1. Difference between generator and transformer
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Generators convert mechanical energy into electrical energy while transformers change the voltage level of electrical energy.
• Generators produce electrical energy while transformers change the voltage level of electrical energy.

• Generators convert mechanical energy into electrical energy while transformers do not.

• Generators have a rotating part while transformers do not.

• Examples of generators include hydroelectric genera...read more
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Apptitude+technical test easy questions basics only

Q1. Technical interview questions from your project and your subject of interest as I from geotechnical engineering so mainly from soil mechanics.
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Q2. Tell me about yourself Tell me about your project Spt test? Earth pressure? Settlement? Is codes
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Q1. Just 10 mins introduction and simple hr questions
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