GS Engineering Piping Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. 1. Diff. Type Flow Meter Concept 2. Temperature Compensation in thermocouple 3. SPI modules 4. Level Mesurment
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Q1. Personal Questions about salary negotiation
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Q1. Piping code equipment layout previous project related
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Q1. Equipment model , pump suction discharge
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Q1. What are you doing at your past company
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Q2. Salary how much you want😊
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Q3. Why you want to join our company
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Q4. Are you dedicated with your work
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Q5. Are you technically sound
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Q1. Questions will be asked on previous company roles and responsibilities.
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Q2. Depends upon previous experience.
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Q1. Basics on structure and finishings
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Q2. Questions on structure and finishings
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Q1. What is the hydraulic gradient line?
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The hydraulic gradient line is a line representing the total head of water at various points along a flow path in a hydraulic system.
• It is a graphical representation of the total head of water in a hydraulic system.

• It shows the energy level of water at different points along a flow path.

• The slope of the hydraulic gradient line indicates the direction and rate of flow of water.

• It is used in analyzing flow patterns and d...read more
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Q2. What are the methods for managing floods?
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Methods for managing floods include structural measures, non-structural measures, and preparedness planning.
• Structural measures include building dams, levees, and flood walls to control water flow.

• Non-structural measures involve land-use planning, zoning regulations, and wetland preservation to reduce flood risk.

• Preparedness planning includes early warning systems, evacuation plans, and community education on flood saf...read more
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Q3. What is prestress concrete?
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Prestressed concrete is a type of concrete that has been compressed prior to being subjected to loads.
• Prestressed concrete is created by introducing internal stresses in the concrete before it is subjected to external loads.

• This compression helps to counteract the tensile stresses that the concrete will experience during use.

• Prestressed concrete is commonly used in bridges, parking structures, and high-rise buildings.

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Q4. What is Flood Wall?
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A flood wall is a structure designed to prevent flooding by holding back water.
• Flood walls are typically made of concrete, steel, or other strong materials.

• They are commonly used along rivers, coastlines, and other areas prone to flooding.

• Flood walls can vary in height and design depending on the level of protection needed.

• Examples of flood walls include the Thames Barrier in London and the flood walls along the Missis
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Q2. Work balance life employment??
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Q1. Group discussion
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Q2. Good how is salary high
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Reasoning based questions

Q1. All related to thermodynamics
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Q2. Hvac working principle
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HVAC systems work by transferring heat from one area to another using refrigerant to cool or heat the air.
• HVAC systems use refrigerant to absorb and release heat

• Air is circulated through ducts to distribute the cooled or heated air

• Thermostats control the temperature settings of the HVAC system
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Q3. Chillers theory and working principle with all technical questions
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Regarding your personal skills

Q1. Regarding your experience
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