CAMP Systems International, Inc. Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Logical reasoning, aptitude, try to learn basic general knowledge

Q1. Types of primary and secondary flight controls.
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Primary flight controls are ailerons, elevator, and rudder. Secondary flight controls are flaps, slats, spoilers, and trim tabs.
• Primary flight controls are used to control the aircraft's attitude and direction.

• Ailerons control the roll of the aircraft.

• Elevator controls the pitch of the aircraft.

• Rudder controls the yaw of the aircraft.

• Secondary flight controls are used to enhance the performance of the primary flight co...read more
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Q2. What is drag, and types of Forceses acting on aircraft
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Drag is the force that opposes the motion of an aircraft. Types of forces acting on aircraft include lift, weight, thrust, and drag.
• Drag is caused by the friction and pressure difference between the air and the aircraft's surface

• There are two types of drag: parasitic drag and induced drag

• Parasitic drag is caused by the aircraft's shape and surface features, such as the fuselage and wing

• Induced drag is caused by the pro...read more
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Q1. Types of drag and what is drag
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Drag is the force that opposes motion through a fluid. There are two types of drag: parasitic and induced.
• Parasitic drag is caused by friction between the fluid and the surface of an object moving through it.

• Induced drag is caused by the creation of lift, which results in vortices trailing behind the object.

• Examples of parasitic drag include skin friction drag and pressure drag.

• Examples of induced drag include wingtip
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Q2. Different types of ATA chapters
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ATA chapters are used to categorize aircraft maintenance manuals and documents.
• ATA stands for Air Transport Association.

• There are 100 chapters in total.

• Each chapter covers a specific area of the aircraft.

• For example, ATA chapter 21 covers air conditioning and pressurization systems.

• ATA chapter 32 covers landing gear systems.

• ATA chapter 78 covers engine exhaust and reverser systems.
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Q1. Deep automobile knowledge(should have 100% technical knowledge they will ask compulsory about previous experience)
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Q2. What is vehicle track
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Vehicle track refers to the path or route followed by a vehicle while moving.
• Vehicle track is the physical trace left behind by a vehicle's tires on the ground.

• It can be used to determine the direction, speed, and type of vehicle that passed through an area.

• Vehicle tracks can be analyzed to gather evidence in forensic investigations or to study animal behavior in wildlife research.

• Examples of vehicle tracks include tir...read more
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Q3. EGR&SCR (Should have strong knowledge about this systems and working)
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Q4. What is king pin inclaination
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King pin inclination is the angle between the steering axis and a vertical line drawn through the king pin.
• It is an important parameter in the design of the steering system of a vehicle.

• It affects the stability, handling, and tire wear of the vehicle.

• A higher king pin inclination provides better stability and less tire wear, but harder steering.

• A lower king pin inclination provides easier steering, but less stability a...read more
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Q5. Types of tire wear in vehicles
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Tire wear in vehicles can be of various types depending on the driving conditions and maintenance.
• Uneven wear: Caused by misalignment, unbalanced tires, or worn suspension components.

• Cupping wear: Caused by worn shocks or struts, or improper tire inflation.

• Feathering wear: Caused by misaligned wheels or worn suspension components.

• Flat-spot wear: Caused by leaving a vehicle parked for an extended period.

• Overinflation we...read more
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Q6. Difference between transmission and auto transmission
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Transmission is a general term for any system that transmits power from the engine to the wheels. Auto transmission is a type of transmission that shifts gears automatically.
• Transmission is a system that transmits power from the engine to the wheels

• Manual transmission requires the driver to shift gears manually, while auto transmission shifts gears automatically

• Auto transmission is also known as automatic transmission

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Q7. Difference between turbocharger and super charger
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Turbocharger and supercharger are both forced induction systems that increase engine power, but they work differently.
• Turbocharger uses exhaust gases to spin a turbine which compresses the air entering the engine

• Supercharger is driven by a belt connected to the engine's crankshaft and compresses the air using a pump

• Turbochargers are more efficient at higher RPMs, while superchargers provide more power at lower RPMs

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Q8. What is 4*4 and 2*2
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4*4 is 16 and 2*2 is 4
• The multiplication of 4 and 4 is 16

• The multiplication of 2 and 2 is 4
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Q1. About ABS System complete operation
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Q1. About communication as well as technical
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Q1. Based on past experience
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Q2. About automobile system's and functions
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