Cyient Design Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips for Experienced

Q1. Plastic defects?
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Q2. Plastic products design consideration?
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Considerations for designing plastic products include material selection, manufacturing process, structural integrity, aesthetics, and functionality.
• Material selection is crucial for desired properties like strength, flexibility, and durability.

• Manufacturing process should be compatible with the chosen plastic material.

• Structural integrity must be ensured to withstand intended use and environmental conditions.

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Q3. Types of plastic
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There are various types of plastics, each with unique properties and uses.
• Common types include PET, PVC, HDPE, LDPE, PP, PS, and ABS

• Plastics can be categorized as thermosetting or thermoplastic

• Each type of plastic has different characteristics such as flexibility, strength, and heat resistance
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Q4. How to Control plastic defects?
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Plastic defects can be controlled through proper material selection, process optimization, and quality control measures.
• Selecting the right type of plastic material for the specific application can help prevent defects.

• Optimizing the manufacturing process parameters such as temperature, pressure, and cooling time can reduce defects.

• Implementing quality control measures like regular inspections and testing can help iden
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Q5. Choosing of plastic material consideration?
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Plastic material selection is crucial for design engineers due to factors like mechanical properties, cost, environmental impact, and manufacturability.
• Consider mechanical properties such as strength, stiffness, impact resistance, and temperature resistance.

• Evaluate cost factors including material cost, processing cost, and tooling cost.

• Assess environmental impact by looking at recyclability, biodegradability, and sust...read more
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Q1. Create a 3d model?
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I would create a 3D model using CAD software to visually represent a design concept or product.
• Start by sketching out the design concept on paper

• Use CAD software like SolidWorks or AutoCAD to create the 3D model

• Add dimensions, materials, and textures to the model for accuracy

• Review and refine the model based on feedback

• Export the model in a file format suitable for presentation or manufacturing, such as STL or STEP
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Q1. Sfd & bmd questions
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Q2. Low fatigue example
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Low fatigue example in design engineering
• Using materials with high fatigue strength

• Designing components with smooth transitions to reduce stress concentrations

• Implementing proper surface treatments to improve fatigue resistance
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Q3. Basic thermodynics
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Q1. Parametric and non parametric modelling differences.
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Parametric modelling uses parameters to define geometry, while non-parametric modelling does not rely on parameters.
• Parametric modelling allows for easy editing and updating of designs by changing parameters.

• Non-parametric modelling is more flexible and allows for more artistic freedom in design.

• Parametric modelling is commonly used in CAD software like SolidWorks, while non-parametric modelling is often used in sculpt
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Q1. It is more related to your salary in cyient everything depends on your technical and cad test
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