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Q1. Concurrency problem
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Concurrency problem occurs when multiple threads access shared resources simultaneously, leading to unexpected behavior.
• Use synchronization mechanisms like locks, semaphores, or monitors to control access to shared resources.

• Avoid race conditions by ensuring that critical sections of code are executed atomically.

• Consider using thread-safe data structures or immutable objects to minimize the risk of concurrency issues.
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Q1. Related my responsibility
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Q2. Regarding to salary than allowances
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Q3. Acamendation and convince
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Q1. Asked about me old company details
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Q2. Ask about my family details also
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Q1. Asked about my pervious job details
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Q2. Asked about GST and TDS return know or not
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Q1. Specify codes used in the design of tower design
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The codes used in tower design include ASCE 7, AISC 360, ACI 318, and IBC.
• ASCE 7 - Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures

• AISC 360 - Specification for Structural Steel Buildings

• ACI 318 - Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete

• IBC - International Building Code
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Q2. Share previous design experience on telecom towers
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Q3. Codes used for drafting and detailing
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Structural design engineers use various codes for drafting and detailing.
• Structural design codes include ACI, AISC, ASCE, and IBC.

• ACI (American Concrete Institute) provides guidelines for concrete design.

• AISC (American Institute of Steel Construction) provides guidelines for steel design.

• ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) provides guidelines for general structural design.

• IBC (International Building Code) provid...read more
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Q4. What is wind gust ? and what does 3second gust and 5 second gust mean
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Wind gust is a sudden increase in wind speed. 3-second gust and 5-second gust are the maximum wind speeds measured over a 3-second and 5-second period, respectively.
• Wind gust is a rapid fluctuation in wind speed that lasts for a short duration.

• It is caused by sudden changes in atmospheric pressure or wind direction.

• 3-second gust and 5-second gust are the maximum wind speeds measured over a 3-second and 5-second period,...read more
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Q1. What are the different types of concrete test ?
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Different types of concrete tests include compressive strength test, slump test, air content test, and moisture content test.
• Compressive strength test measures the ability of concrete to withstand loads.

• Slump test measures the consistency and workability of concrete.

• Air content test measures the amount of air trapped in concrete.

• Moisture content test measures the amount of moisture present in concrete.

• Other tests inclu...read more
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Q2. What is the slums test and why is it important?
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The slums test is a method used to assess the quality of audit evidence by examining the lowest level of documentation.
• The slums test involves reviewing the most basic and fundamental documents to ensure accuracy and reliability.

• It is important because it helps auditors verify the authenticity of financial records and detect any potential errors or fraud.

• Examples of documents that may be included in the slums test are ...read more
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Q3. What are non destructive test (NDT) method use in civil engineering ?
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Non destructive testing methods in civil engineering are used to evaluate the properties of materials without causing damage.
• Ultrasonic testing - uses high frequency sound waves to detect internal flaws in materials

• Radiographic testing - uses X-rays or gamma rays to inspect the internal structure of materials

• Magnetic particle testing - detects surface and near-surface flaws in ferromagnetic materials

• Liquid penetrant te...read more
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Q4. How do you ensure quality control on a construction site ?
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Quality control on a construction site is ensured through regular inspections, testing of materials, adherence to specifications, and proper documentation.
• Regular inspections of workmanship and materials to ensure compliance with specifications

• Testing of materials for quality and durability

• Adherence to construction plans and specifications

• Proper documentation of all processes and inspections

• Training and supervision of ...read more
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Q5. How do you check the quality of concrete at a construction site ?
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Quality of concrete at a construction site can be checked through various methods including visual inspection, slump test, compressive strength test, and moisture content test.
• Visual inspection for any cracks, honeycombing, or segregation in the concrete

• Slump test to measure the consistency and workability of the concrete mix

• Compressive strength test to determine the strength of the concrete

• Moisture content test to ens
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Q1. Wind load calculation
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Q2. Deflection limits
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Q1. Explain about slump cone test
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Slump cone test is a method to measure the workability of concrete.
• It involves filling a slump cone with freshly mixed concrete, then lifting the cone to see how much the concrete slumps or settles.

• The amount of slump indicates the consistency of the concrete - a higher slump means a more workable mix.

• The test helps ensure the concrete is of the right consistency for proper placement and compaction.

• The results of the t...read more
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