Deepak Phenolics Project Intern Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How much Experience
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I have 10 years of experience in software engineering, specializing in backend development and system architecture.
• 10 years of experience in software engineering

• Specialize in backend development and system architecture

• Worked on projects involving scalability and performance optimization
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Q2. Do you have any supervisor license
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No, I do not have a supervisor license.
• I do not possess a supervisor license at the moment.

• I have not pursued obtaining a supervisor license in my career.

• My focus has been on technical expertise rather than supervisory roles.
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Q1. How to test of motors
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Testing of motors involves various methods to ensure functionality and performance.
• Performing insulation resistance tests to check for any electrical faults

• Conducting load tests to measure the motor's performance under different conditions

• Checking for abnormal noise or vibrations during operation

• Inspecting the motor for any physical damage or wear

• Using thermography to detect overheating issues
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Q2. What is transformer safety relay's
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Transformer safety relays are devices used to protect transformers from faults and overloads.
• Transformer safety relays monitor the electrical parameters of a transformer, such as current, voltage, and temperature.

• They can trip the transformer offline in case of a fault to prevent damage.

• Some common types of transformer safety relays include overcurrent relays, differential relays, and temperature relays.
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Q1. Detail of motors
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Motors are devices that convert electrical energy into mechanical energy to produce motion.
• Motors can be categorized into different types such as AC motors and DC motors.

• Common examples of motors include electric motors used in household appliances, industrial machinery, and vehicles.

• Motors can vary in size, power output, efficiency, and speed depending on their intended application.
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Q2. Details of documents
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Q1. General questions
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Q1. All about technical questions
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Q1. Level high technical questions
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Q1. Managerial question and technical
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Q1. What Value you can add to the organization ?
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Q2. How you can show that you are a good team player ?
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They ask about QMS Tools definition and example

Q1. Asking about investigation, audit compliance, regulatory requirements etc
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Q1. Salary discussion and negotiation
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Q2. Asking about family background
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Q1. Describe about Family
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Family is a group of individuals connected by blood, marriage, or adoption who support and care for each other.
• Family provides emotional support and love

• Family members share common values and traditions

• Family can include parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins

• Family dynamics can vary greatly depending on cultural norms and individual relationships
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Q2. Current CTC and Reason for leaving current employer
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Current CTC is confidential. Leaving current employer for career growth opportunities.
• Current CTC is confidential information

• Leaving for career growth opportunities

• Seeking new challenges and responsibilities

• Looking for a more dynamic work environment
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Q1. About kilns pregeater elevator and belt conveyors
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Q2. Slope percentage calculation of kiln Tan value in oil analysys Material and man power handling
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The question covers slope percentage calculation of kiln, tan value in oil analysis, and material and manpower handling.
• For slope percentage calculation of kiln, we need to measure the height and length of the kiln and use the formula tan(theta) = height/length.

• Tan value in oil analysis is used to determine the acidity of the oil. It is calculated by dividing the acid number by the saponification number.

• Material and ma...read more
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