Harita Techserv CAE Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Sf,bm diagram, reaction force calculation,real life scenario question
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Q1. General demographic questions, work place,salary discussion
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Q1. Related to Power Sector
Ans. Power cycle piping. Erection sequence of Boiler primary and secondary structure. T&P required at time of starting work.
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Q2. Related to Erection planning
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Q3. How much manpower required to complete the plan
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The manpower required to complete a plan depends on the scope, complexity, and timeline of the project.
• Manpower requirements can vary based on the size and complexity of the project.

• Consider the skills and expertise needed for each task in the plan.

• Factor in the timeline and deadlines for completing the plan.

• Utilize project management tools to estimate manpower needs accurately.

• Example: A large-scale construction proje...read more
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Q1. General discussion
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Q1. Complete overview of technology you are working
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Q1. Client interview
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Q1. They had asked some questions of Solar sector...
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Q1. Discuss about Some personal questions as well as Location details
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Why you are leaving your current job
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Q1. Minimum Depth of foundation
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Minimum depth of foundation depends on various factors such as soil type, building load, and local building codes.
• Minimum depth of foundation is typically determined by the local building codes and regulations.

• Factors such as soil type, building load, and proximity to trees or other structures can also influence the minimum depth of foundation.

• For example, in areas with expansive clay soils, deeper foundations may be r
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Q2. Type of concrete
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Concrete is a composite material made of cement, water, aggregates, and sometimes additives.
• Concrete is versatile and can be customized for different applications.

• There are different types of concrete based on strength, composition, and use, such as ready-mix, high-strength, and lightweight concrete.

• The most common type of concrete used in construction is Portland cement concrete.

• Special types of concrete include self-...read more
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Q1. What is the process of OHT
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OHT stands for Overhead Tank. It is a water storage tank placed at a height to provide water pressure for distribution.
• OHT is typically placed on the roof of a building or on a tower to ensure gravity-fed water supply.

• The water is pumped into the OHT from a water source like a borewell or municipal supply.

• The height of the OHT determines the water pressure available for distribution.

• Pipes are connected from the OHT to ...read more
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Q2. What is element of FHTC
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FHTC stands for First Horizontal Tangent Point, a key element in highway design.
• FHTC marks the beginning of a horizontal curve on a highway.

• It is typically located at the point where the road transitions from a straight section to a curved section.

• Proper placement of FHTC is crucial for ensuring safe and efficient traffic flow.

• Design considerations at FHTC include curve radius, superelevation, and sight distance.

• FHTC i...read more
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Q1. About concrete,slump test, cubic test ,bbs and other concrete various grades and it's mix design proportion.
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Q2. What is the M20 grade of concrete and it's compressive strength after 28 days
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M20 grade of concrete has a compressive strength of 20 N/mm² after 28 days.
• M20 grade of concrete is a mix of 1:1.5:3 cement, sand, and aggregate respectively.

• It is commonly used for residential and commercial construction.

• The compressive strength of M20 grade concrete after 28 days is 20 N/mm².

• This strength can be achieved by proper curing and water-cement ratio.
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