DCM Shriram Assistant Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. About your current job and related questions
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Q2. Like which type your boiler
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I am not currently working with a boiler.
• I do not have experience with boilers.

• I am willing to learn and adapt to new systems.

• If there is a specific type of boiler required for the job, I am open to training and gaining experience with it.
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Q3. Capacity of your plant process.
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Our plant process has a capacity of 500 units per day.
• Our plant process is designed to handle up to 500 units per day.

• We have optimized our production line to achieve a maximum capacity of 500 units per day.

• Our current production rate is at 80% of our plant process capacity.

• We are constantly looking for ways to improve our plant process to increase capacity.
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Q4. PF boiler and Mill question
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Q5. CFBC boiler problem and what you can do
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CFBC boiler problems can include ash buildup, erosion, and corrosion.
• Regular cleaning and maintenance can prevent ash buildup

• Using high-quality refractory materials can prevent erosion

• Using corrosion-resistant materials can prevent corrosion

• Monitoring and controlling the temperature and pressure can prevent other issues

• Consulting with experts and following manufacturer guidelines can help address any problems
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Q6. Esp details and operation
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Q1. Salary discussion and offer
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Q1. Domain related questions
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Q2. Previous job related questions
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Q1. Where do you see yourself in 10 years ?
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In 10 years, I see myself as a successful and experienced manager leading a team towards achieving company goals.
• Continuing to develop my leadership skills through ongoing training and mentorship

• Taking on more responsibilities and challenges within the company

• Building strong relationships with colleagues and clients to drive success

• Possibly pursuing further education or certifications to enhance my expertise
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Q2. How is it going after 2 years?
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All aptitude tests are basics on mathematics

Q1. Paint knowledge
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Q1. Tell about the pervious experience ? why you join BASF
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Q1. Tell me about pervious work process in software's
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Q1. Asking about back ground and also CTC structure also expected salary
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Q2. Telling about back ground details previous employer and expectations
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Q3. All salery related asking its proof
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Q4. Giving bank statement
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Q1. Asking related about utility section and Sap .. also asking about technical questions also asking root cost
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Q2. Telling about utility and sap
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Q1. Asking about All process details knowledge and my experience
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Q2. Telling him all process about utility and mechanical knowledge
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Q3. How to check mechanical seal oky
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To check mechanical seal, perform visual inspection, pressure test, and leakage test.
• Perform visual inspection to check for any visible damage or wear on the seal

• Conduct a pressure test to ensure the seal can withstand the required pressure

• Perform a leakage test to check if the seal is properly sealing the joint

• Check the temperature of the seal to ensure it is within the specified range

• Check the lubrication of the seal
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Q4. By calculate runout of shaft
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Runout of a shaft can be calculated by measuring the amount of deviation from a true circular path.
• Use a dial indicator to measure the deviation of the shaft from a true circular path

• Rotate the shaft and take readings at various points to get an accurate measurement

• Calculate the average deviation to determine the runout of the shaft

• Runout can be caused by various factors such as misalignment, bent shaft, or worn bearin
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Q5. Utility load how to calculate
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Utility load is calculated by determining the total power consumption of all devices connected to the utility grid.
• Determine the power consumption of each device connected to the grid

• Add up the total power consumption of all devices

• Consider the time of day and season to account for varying energy demands

• Factor in any renewable energy sources or backup generators

• Use software tools to automate the calculation process
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Q6. Telling about technical solutions
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Q1. Personal and professional questions
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Q1. Technical interview
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Q2. Technical questions
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Q1. Salary negotiation
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