Amrit Cement Graduate Engineer Trainee (Get) Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Cement manufacturing process
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Q2. About heat transfer
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Q3. Mechanical unit operations
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Q4. Distillation column
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Q1. Types of soils, Types of cement, concrete, Tests conducted on cement, concrete
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The question is about types of soils, cement, and concrete, and tests conducted on them.
• Types of soils include clay, sand, silt, and loam.

• Types of cement include Portland cement, white cement, and rapid-hardening cement.

• Types of concrete include plain concrete, reinforced concrete, and pre-stressed concrete.

• Tests conducted on cement include compressive strength test, fineness test, and soundness test.

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Q1. Definition of cement
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Cement is a binding material used in construction to hold together materials like sand and gravel.
• Cement is a fine powder made from limestone, clay, and other minerals.

• When mixed with water, cement forms a paste that hardens and binds materials together.

• Common types of cement include Portland cement, which is used in most construction projects.

• Cement is a key ingredient in concrete, mortar, and grout.

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Q2. Ingredient of cement
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The main ingredients of cement are limestone, clay, and gypsum.
• Limestone is the main component, providing calcium.

• Clay is used to provide silica, alumina, and iron oxide.

• Gypsum is added to control the setting time of the cement.

• Other additives like fly ash or slag may also be used for specific properties.
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Q1. Grade of cement
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Grade of cement refers to the strength of the cement based on the compressive strength it can achieve after 28 days of curing.
• Cement grades are classified as 33, 43, and 53 based on their compressive strength in MPa.

• Grade 33 cement has a compressive strength of 33 MPa, grade 43 has 43 MPa, and grade 53 has 53 MPa.

• Higher grade cement is used for construction projects that require high strength like bridges and high-rise
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Q2. Which ingredient provide strength and hardnes in cement
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The ingredient that provides strength and hardness in cement is calcium silicate.
• Calcium silicate reacts with water to form calcium silicate hydrate, which contributes to the strength and hardness of cement

• Other ingredients like alumina and iron oxide also contribute to the strength of cement

• The ratio of these ingredients in cement mix determines the final strength and hardness of the cement
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Q1. Planger height from bottom for normal consistemcy
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Planger height from bottom for normal consistency is typically around 9 inches.
• Planger height from bottom for normal consistency is usually around 9 inches.

• This measurement is important in industries like food processing to ensure proper consistency of products.

• Examples of products where planger height is measured include dough, batter, and other viscous substances.
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Q2. 5-7mm from bottom
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Q1. Slump test value
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Slump test value is a measure of the consistency of freshly mixed concrete.
• Slump test is used to determine the workability of concrete.

• The value is measured in millimeters and indicates how easily the concrete can be placed, compacted, and finished.

• A higher slump value indicates a more workable mix, while a lower value indicates a stiffer mix.

• For example, a slump value of 100mm would be considered highly workable.
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Q2. 33-37 from top of theplunger
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