Aquagreen Engineering Management Senior Electrical Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Cable sizing calculation and type of cable
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Cable sizing calculation involves determining the appropriate size and type of cable based on current carrying capacity and voltage drop requirements.
• Calculate the current carrying capacity required for the load

• Determine the voltage drop allowed for the installation

• Select the appropriate type of cable based on installation environment and regulations

• Use cable sizing calculators or tables to find the suitable cable size

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Q2. Lux level requirements at Corridors and street light
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Lux level requirements for corridors and street lights vary based on the specific location and purpose of the area.
• Lux level requirements for corridors typically range from 50-200 lux depending on the usage and safety considerations.

• Lux level requirements for street lights can vary from 10-20 lux for residential areas to 20-50 lux for commercial areas.

• Factors such as the height of the light fixtures, spacing between fi...read more
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Q1. Only Doors Machine Meach
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Q2. Only industry Doors service Engineer
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Q3. Industrial Doors installation and Service
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Q4. Installation and Service
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Q5. Industrial Doors and Services
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Q1. Personal information
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Q2. Ask about my skills and projects
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Their is Aptitude test of 70 Marks and Cut off of 60

Q1. Questions based on Mechanical engineering Basic of SOM, FEA, Vibration, Engineering drawing, Thermodynamic, Heat Transfer
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Q1. All About Yourself and Basic HR Questions
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Q1. Why would you like to join this firm amd profession?
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Q1. Job relative for purchase vendor development
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Q2. Product costing for new parts
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Product costing for new parts
• Determine the cost of raw materials and labor required for production

• Include overhead costs such as rent, utilities, and equipment maintenance

• Consider any additional costs such as shipping or packaging

• Compare the cost to market prices to ensure profitability

• Regularly review and adjust costing as needed
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Q3. Zero based costing for new parts
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Zero based costing is a method of cost accounting that involves starting from scratch and justifying every expense.
• Zero-based costing requires a thorough analysis of all costs associated with a new part

• It involves starting from a zero base and justifying every expense

• This method is useful for identifying unnecessary costs and improving efficiency

• Example: A company wants to introduce a new product line and uses zero-bas...read more
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