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HCLTech Interview Questions and Answers
Q1. How much Extra working space for 10m depth earth excavation.
The extra working space for 10m depth earth excavation depends on various factors such as soil type, equipment used, and safety requirements.
The extra working space is typically calculated based on the stability of the excavation walls.
For cohesive soils, the general rule of thumb is to provide a minimum of 1.5 times the depth of the excavation as working space.
For non-cohesive soils, the working space required may be greater, often around 2 times the depth of the excavation....read more
Q2. Shuttering length calculations for main beam & secondary beam. What should be minimum deduction in shuttering
Minimum deduction in shuttering for main and secondary beams
The minimum deduction in shuttering for main and secondary beams depends on the type of material used for shuttering
For wooden shuttering, the minimum deduction should be around 20 mm
For steel shuttering, the minimum deduction should be around 10 mm
The deduction should be calculated based on the thickness of the shuttering material and the size of the beam
The deduction is necessary to ensure that the shuttering can b...read more
Q3. What should be characteristic of aggregate & their test permeated
Aggregates should be strong, durable, and free from impurities. Tests should include grading, shape, and texture.
Aggregates should have high compressive strength and low water absorption.
They should be free from organic impurities and have a low percentage of fine particles.
Tests should include grading, shape, texture, and soundness.
Examples of tests include the Los Angeles Abrasion Test and the Aggregate Impact Value Test.
Q4. What should be precaution for deep excavation.
Precautions for deep excavation include shoring, sloping, benching, and proper soil analysis.
Ensure proper shoring is in place to prevent collapse
Slope the excavation walls to prevent soil movement
Bench the excavation to provide stability
Conduct soil analysis to determine the appropriate precautions
Provide adequate lighting and ventilation
Ensure proper training and supervision of workers
Have an emergency response plan in place
Q5. Analysis of brick work . Material calculations for design mix and plaster.
Analysis and material calculations for brick work and plaster design mix.
Analyze the dimensions and requirements of the brick work and plaster design
Calculate the required amount of materials for the design mix
Consider factors such as strength, durability, and cost when selecting materials
Ensure compliance with building codes and regulations
Collaborate with architects, engineers, and contractors to ensure successful project completion
Q6. Cutting length of columns ties as per IS code
The cutting length of columns ties is determined as per the IS code.
The cutting length of column ties is calculated based on the diameter of the column and the number of longitudinal bars.
As per the IS code, the cutting length is equal to 2 times the development length plus the lap length.
The development length is calculated based on the grade of concrete and the diameter of the bar.
The lap length is determined based on the grade of concrete and the diameter of the bar.
For ex...read more
Q7. Planning & Management of construction site
Planning and management of construction site involves various tasks such as scheduling, budgeting, resource allocation, and risk management.
Develop a detailed project plan and schedule
Allocate resources effectively to ensure timely completion of the project
Monitor progress regularly and make necessary adjustments to the plan
Manage the budget and ensure that costs are kept under control
Identify and mitigate potential risks to the project
Ensure compliance with safety regulation...read more
Q8. Rolling margins of steel as per IS code
Rolling margins of steel as per IS code
IS code refers to the Indian Standard code for steel
Rolling margins are the allowable variations in dimensions during the rolling process
These margins ensure the quality and consistency of the rolled steel
The specific rolling margins for different types of steel are defined in the IS code
Examples of rolling margins include thickness tolerance, width tolerance, etc.
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