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Q1. What is Granulation?
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Q2. What is Rmg end point?
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RMG end point is the final destination or target of a Resource Management Group (RMG) process.
• RMG end point refers to the ultimate goal or outcome of a Resource Management Group process.

• It is the desired result or objective that the RMG process aims to achieve.

• For example, in a project management context, the RMG end point could be the successful completion of a project within the allocated resources and timeline.
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Q3. How will you know if drying is done?
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Drying is done when the material is completely free of moisture and has reached the desired level of dryness.
• Check the moisture content of the material using a moisture meter.

• Observe the physical characteristics of the material, such as color, texture, and weight. If the material appears dry and feels lightweight, it may be fully dried.

• Monitor the drying time. If the material has been drying for the recommended duratio...read more
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Q4. What is RMG principle?
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RMG principle stands for Risk Management Group principle.
• RMG principle is a risk management approach used in various industries.

• It involves identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to achieve organizational objectives.

• The principle emphasizes proactive risk management rather than reactive measures.

• RMG principle helps in minimizing potential losses and maximizing opportunities.

• It involves creating risk management st...read more
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Q5. What is FBP principles?
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FBP principles refer to the principles of Function-Behavior-Purpose, which are used in systems engineering to analyze and design systems.
• FBP principles are used in systems engineering to analyze and design systems.

• Function refers to the purpose or role of a component or system.

• Behavior refers to the actions or operations performed by the component or system.

• Purpose refers to the overall objective or goal of the compone...read more
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Q6. What is sifter principles?
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Sifter principles are a set of guidelines or criteria used to filter or sort information or data.
• Sifter principles are used to separate relevant information from irrelevant information.

• They help in organizing and prioritizing data based on specific criteria.

• Examples of sifter principles include relevance, accuracy, timeliness, and credibility.

• For instance, when conducting research, one may use sifter principles to dete...read more
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Q7. What is principles multimill?
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Multimill is a set of principles for managing multiple projects simultaneously.
• Multimill emphasizes on prioritizing projects based on their importance and urgency.

• It also focuses on effective communication and collaboration among team members.

• Multimill encourages the use of project management tools and techniques to streamline processes.

• Examples of such tools include Gantt charts, Kanban boards, and agile methodologies...read more
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Q1. Laminar vs Turbulant Flow
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Laminar flow is smooth and orderly, while turbulent flow is chaotic and unpredictable.
• Laminar flow occurs at low velocities and is characterized by parallel layers of fluid moving in the same direction.

• Turbulent flow occurs at high velocities and is characterized by irregular fluctuations and mixing of fluid particles.

• Laminar flow is more energy-efficient and less noisy compared to turbulent flow.

• Examples: Laminar flow...read more
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Q2. Explain How Generator Works
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Generators work by converting mechanical energy into electrical energy through electromagnetic induction.
• Generators have a coil of wire that rotates within a magnetic field

• The rotation of the coil induces a current in the wire

• This current is then collected and transferred as electrical energy

• Examples include hydroelectric generators, wind turbines, and diesel generators
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