Ford Business Solutions Lead Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is understeer gradient?
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Understeer gradient is the rate at which the steering angle changes in response to a change in lateral acceleration.
• Understeer gradient is a measure of how much the front tires lose grip and slip angle as the vehicle turns.

• A higher understeer gradient means the vehicle will have less responsive steering and may require more steering input to navigate corners.

• Understeer gradient can be influenced by factors such as tire...read more
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Q2. Differences of choice of Mcstrut and double wishbone
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Mcstrut and double wishbone are two different types of suspension systems used in vehicles, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.
• Mcstrut suspension is simpler and more cost-effective, but may not offer as much performance as double wishbone.

• Double wishbone suspension provides better handling and stability, but is more complex and expensive to manufacture.

• Mcstrut suspension is commonly used in front-wheel driv...read more
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Q1. Related to project, and then HR question
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Q2. Related to MTech project and then HR question
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Q1. Diagnostics protocols
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Q1. System requirements standards
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Q1. About education from school to college. What are you strength, and achievements, salary expectations
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Q1. It was completely on my experience in connected vehicles and driver behaviour analysis
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Q1. It was with the Department head
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Q1. What is the difference between True & engineering stress ? How to derive true stress using engineering stress - strain curve ? Why quad element is preferred over Tria, element formulation of quad & tria? W...read more
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Answers to questions related to stress and strain in engineering
• True stress considers the change in area due to deformation, while engineering stress does not

• True stress can be derived from engineering stress using the formula: true stress = engineering stress * (1 + engineering strain)

• Quad elements are preferred over tria elements because they provide better accuracy and convergence

• Plane stress is a condition where st...read more
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Q2. Automotive question, ADAS Specification and other related
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