Honeywell Uop Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Sectional aptitude test like the CAT exam: LRDI, VARC and Aptitude

Topic based group discussion between 8 to 10 people on varied topics.

Q1. Final interview along with the HR and Technical Team based on chemical engineering concepts.
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Q2. Questions regarding solution chemistry? Questions regarding chemical technology field?
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Q1. Why do you deserve this job?
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Q1. Question related to resume
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Q1. 1. Introduce yourself
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I am a Senior Chemical Engineer with expertise in process optimization and project management.
• Over 10 years of experience in the chemical engineering field

• Proficient in designing and implementing process improvements

• Strong knowledge of safety regulations and environmental standards

• Managed multiple projects from conception to completion, resulting in cost savings and increased efficiency

• Collaborated with cross-functiona...read more
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Q2. 2. How to calculate the line size
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Line size calculation depends on flow rate, fluid properties, and pressure drop.
• Determine the required flow rate

• Determine the fluid properties such as viscosity and density

• Calculate the pressure drop based on the length of the line and the fittings used

• Select a line size that can handle the required flow rate with an acceptable pressure drop

• Consider factors such as cost and space limitations

• Use industry standards and g...read more
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Q3. 3. Between Kerosene and water what will you observe while using the same pump
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The pump will observe both kerosene and water being pumped together.
• The pump will not be able to differentiate between the two liquids

• Both liquids will be pumped together in the same flow

• The mixture of kerosene and water may cause issues in downstream processes

• Separation techniques such as gravity settling or centrifugation may be required to separate the two liquids
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Q4. 4. Between H2 and N2 say for 100 kg/hr more pressure drop will be observed
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H2 will have more pressure drop than N2 for 100 kg/hr
• H2 has a smaller molecular size than N2

• Higher flow rate leads to higher pressure drop

• This phenomenon is commonly observed in gas pipelines
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Q5. 5. If you have to enhance flow by twice what and all to considered during pipe sizing
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To enhance flow by twice, pipe diameter needs to be increased by factor of 1.19 and velocity needs to be reduced by half.
• Increase pipe diameter by factor of 1.19

• Reduce velocity by half

• Consider the fluid properties and pressure drop

• Ensure the pipe material can handle the increased flow

• Check for any potential blockages or obstructions in the pipeline
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Q6. 6. If distillation column pressure goes slightly up and there is no flooding will the seperation prove
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Slight increase in distillation column pressure without flooding will not affect separation
• Slight increase in pressure does not cause flooding which is the main factor affecting separation

• Separation efficiency may decrease slightly but not significantly

• Factors like temperature, feed rate, and composition also affect separation
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Q7. 7. Why do you want relocate from your Home city to Gurgaon
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I want to relocate from my home city to Gurgaon for better career opportunities and professional growth.
• Gurgaon offers a thriving job market with numerous opportunities for chemical engineers.

• The city is home to several multinational companies and industrial hubs, providing a conducive environment for career advancement.

• Gurgaon has a well-developed infrastructure and is known for its modern amenities, making it an attr...read more
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Q8. 8. Why do you want to change your job profile from Process operation engineer to Process design engineer and how will you encounter this challenge
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I want to change my job profile from Process operation engineer to Process design engineer because I am interested in the creative and analytical aspects of designing processes.
• I have always been fascinated by the process of designing and optimizing chemical processes.

• I enjoy problem-solving and finding innovative solutions to improve efficiency and productivity.

• I believe that my experience as a Process operation engin...read more
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