Greenko Group Quality Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Pulling Sub Stesan Experience
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Pulling sub-stesan experience
• Sub-stesan refers to a subset of a larger system or process

• Pulling sub-stesan experience means extracting relevant information from a smaller part of a system

• This experience can be useful in identifying and solving specific quality issues

• Examples include analyzing data from a specific production line or testing a particular component of a product
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Q1. What is the 164 notification
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The 164 notification is a notification sent by a system to alert users of a specific event or action.
• The 164 notification typically includes important information or updates that users need to be aware of.

• It can be triggered by various events such as system errors, completed tasks, or new messages.

• Users may receive the 164 notification through email, text message, or within the system itself.
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Q2. What is the use of winch machine
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A winch machine is used for lifting or pulling heavy objects using a motor-driven cable or rope.
• Used in construction for lifting heavy materials

• Commonly used in off-road vehicles for recovery purposes

• Found on boats for raising and lowering anchors

• Can be used in forestry for dragging logs
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Q1. Self introduction. Previous company post and working details. Power transformers testing. Power transformers protection. Single line diagram. Transformer oil BDV test process. Team management.
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Q2. Self introduction
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Q3. Previous company post and working
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Q4. Power transformers testing
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Q5. Power transformers protection
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Q1. What the reason of cube failure, if all materials are good?
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Possible reasons for cube failure despite good materials
• Improper mixing of materials

• Incorrect curing process

• Inadequate compaction of concrete

• Presence of air voids or impurities

• Poor quality control during manufacturing
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Q2. Which test conduct after cube test?
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Compression test is conducted after cube test to determine the compressive strength of concrete.
• Compression test is conducted to determine the compressive strength of concrete.

• It involves applying a gradually increasing load to the concrete specimen until failure.

• The results of the compression test help in assessing the quality of the concrete mix and its ability to withstand compressive forces.

• Compression test is an i...read more
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Q3. How many Quantity of cement use in M35 grade concrete
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The quantity of cement used in M35 grade concrete varies depending on the mix design and specifications.
• The quantity of cement in M35 grade concrete typically ranges from 360 to 420 kg/m3.

• The exact amount of cement needed can be calculated using the mix design provided for the project.

• Factors such as water-cement ratio, aggregate size, and admixtures also influence the quantity of cement required.
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