Brakes India Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What is pressure?
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Pressure is the force applied perpendicular to the surface of an object per unit area.
• Pressure is measured in units such as Pascals (Pa) or pounds per square inch (psi).

• Pressure can be calculated using the formula: Pressure = Force / Area.

• Examples of pressure include atmospheric pressure, water pressure, and blood pressure.
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Q1. Technical related questions
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Q1. General organisation vision and mission
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Q1. Explain Free body Diagram ?
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Free body diagram is a visual representation of all the forces acting on an object in a given situation.
• It shows all the forces acting on an object as vectors, with arrows indicating the direction and magnitude of each force.

• The object of interest is represented as a point or a simple shape, with all external forces acting on it shown around it.

• Internal forces within the object are not shown on a free body diagram.

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Q2. What is the working principle of a brake system ?
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A brake system works by converting kinetic energy into heat energy through friction to slow down or stop a vehicle.
• Brake pedal is pressed by the driver

• Brake fluid is compressed in the master cylinder

• Pressure is transmitted through brake lines to the brake calipers or wheel cylinders

• Brake pads or shoes press against the brake rotor or drum to create friction and slow down the vehicle
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Q1. What is Stack up tolerance ?
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Stack up tolerance refers to the accumulation of tolerances in a series of components or parts that are assembled together.
• Stack up tolerance is important in ensuring that all components fit together properly in an assembly.

• It involves considering the individual tolerances of each component and how they may add up or cancel out when assembled.

• For example, if a shaft has a tolerance of +/- 0.1mm and a hole has a toleran...read more
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Q2. What is the difference between cylindricity and roundness in GD&T ?
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Cylindricity refers to the overall 3D form of a cylinder, while roundness refers to the deviation of a circle from a perfect circle.
• Cylindricity is a 3D tolerance that controls the overall form of a cylinder, ensuring that all points on the surface lie within a specified tolerance zone.

• Roundness is a 2D tolerance that controls the deviation of a circle from a perfect circle, ensuring that the entire circle lies within ...read more
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Q1. Create 3d model for the given engineering drawing ?
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To create a 3D model from an engineering drawing, use CAD software to accurately replicate the dimensions and features.
• Use CAD software such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, or Fusion 360 to create the 3D model.

• Refer to the engineering drawing for dimensions, angles, and features to accurately replicate in the 3D model.

• Utilize tools within the CAD software to create extrusions, cuts, fillets, and other features as needed.

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Q2. Do drafting for the given 3d model ?
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Yes, I can create detailed 2D drawings based on the 3D model provided.
• Create orthographic views (top, front, side) of the 3D model

• Include dimensions, annotations, and tolerances in the drawings

• Generate section views to show internal features

• Add surface finish symbols and notes as needed
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Q1. Detailed information about your background, your experience And your skills.
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Q2. Digging of basics, and most importantly yourexperience
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Q1. Details about your actual working that you have done in past and deep digging of your answers
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Q1. Senior Management would like to find out your personality, integrity and stability on projects
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Q1. Technical Modal question
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Q2. New product question
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Q1. Caliper assy questions
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Company working discussion and other countries

Working experience test and company technical tes

Company working and procedure and Lap assessment

Q1. As usual tell us about you.
Ans. My answer is very straight. I told about my educational background, then my former work nature.
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Q2. Most questions were about the previous experience
Ans. Mostly about the Engg. Drawings, basic GD&T.
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