Indian Oil Corporation
100+ Interview Questions and Answers
Q1. Which sectors are not covered in GST to avail the ITC?
GST does not cover petroleum products, alcohol, and electricity to avail ITC.
Petroleum products
Alcohol
Electricity
Q2. 1- Distillation process ? 2- Why distillation column hight very hight? 3- What is NPSH ? AND Required and available NPSH ?? 4- Dew and bubble point? 5- Famous Person in my district? 6- How many district in my s...
read moreInterview questions for Technician Apprentice Trainee related to distillation process, NPSH, dew and bubble point, and local knowledge.
Distillation process involves separating components of a mixture based on their boiling points.
Distillation column height is determined by the number of theoretical plates required for separation.
NPSH stands for Net Positive Suction Head and is a measure of the pressure required to prevent cavitation in a pump.
Dew point is the temperature at w...read more
Q3. What is the rate of TDS to deduct under contract payments?
The rate of TDS to deduct under contract payments varies depending on the nature of the contract and the payment amount.
For individuals and HUFs, the TDS rate is 1% if the payment exceeds Rs. 50 lakhs in a financial year.
For other entities, the TDS rate is 2% if the payment exceeds Rs. 50 lakhs in a financial year.
If the payee does not provide their PAN, the TDS rate is 20%.
If the payee provides a false PAN, the TDS rate is 20%.
If the payee does not provide their Aadhaar numb...read more
Q4. What is the section that allows to deduct TDS on salaries?
The section that allows to deduct TDS on salaries is Section 192 of the Income Tax Act.
Section 192 of the Income Tax Act deals with the deduction of TDS on salaries.
This section specifies the rates at which TDS should be deducted from salaries.
Employers are required to deduct TDS from the salaries of their employees as per the provisions of this section.
The TDS deducted under Section 192 needs to be deposited with the government within the specified time frame.
Employees can c...read more
Q5. What is VLOOKUP in Excel and how to use it (practically)?
VLOOKUP is a function in Excel used to search for a specific value in a table and return a corresponding value.
Syntax: VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup])
lookup_value: the value to search for in the first column of the table
table_array: the range of cells that contains the table
col_index_num: the column number in the table from which to return a value
range_lookup: optional argument that specifies whether to find an exact match or an approximate m...read more
Q6. What is the journal entry of outstanding liability?
Outstanding liability journal entry is a debit to the expense account and a credit to the liability account.
Outstanding liability refers to the amount of money a company owes to its creditors or suppliers but has not yet paid.
The journal entry for outstanding liability involves debiting the expense account and crediting the liability account.
For example, if a company owes $10,000 to its supplier but has not yet paid, the journal entry would be a debit of $10,000 to the expens...read more
Q7. How does aeroplane fly? Means how it adjusts it's height
An airplane adjusts its height by changing the angle of its wings and using control surfaces.
An airplane adjusts its height by changing the angle of its wings, which is controlled by the pilot using the control column or yoke.
To climb, the pilot increases the angle of attack of the wings, which increases lift and allows the airplane to gain altitude.
To descend, the pilot decreases the angle of attack, reducing lift and causing the airplane to descend.
Control surfaces such as ...read more
Q8. Iocl is in all over India so if u are in rural area and if I have an emergency at my home then what I do?
I would inform my supervisor and request for leave to attend to the emergency.
Inform supervisor immediately
Request for leave to attend to emergency
Ensure handover of responsibilities to a colleague
Stay in communication with team to ensure work is covered
Q9. What are the GST returns, their Due dates, and names?
GST returns are periodic filings of tax returns by registered taxpayers under GST. There are various types of GST returns with different due dates.
GSTR-1: Monthly return for outward supplies - 11th of the next month
GSTR-3B: Monthly summary return - 20th of the next month
GSTR-4: Quarterly return for composition scheme taxpayers - 18th of the next month after the quarter
GSTR-5: Return for non-resident foreign taxpayers - 20th of the next month
GSTR-6: Return for input service di...read more
Q10. What is the work of a mechanical engineer in a pipeline
A mechanical engineer in a pipeline designs, maintains and troubleshoots mechanical systems and equipment.
Designing and testing mechanical systems and equipment
Ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations
Maintaining and repairing equipment
Troubleshooting and resolving mechanical issues
Collaborating with other engineers and professionals
Conducting inspections and audits
Developing and implementing maintenance schedules
Monitoring performance and efficiency
Provid...read more
Q11. What is the section of TDS for contract payments in the Income Tax Act?
Section 194C of Income Tax Act deals with TDS for contract payments.
Section 194C applies to payments made to contractors and sub-contractors.
TDS is deducted at a rate of 1% for individuals and HUFs, and 2% for others.
If the payment exceeds Rs. 30,000 in a single transaction or Rs. 1,00,000 in a year, TDS is applicable.
The TDS deducted must be deposited with the government and a TDS certificate must be issued to the payee.
Q12. What is the maximum percentage (%) of carbon and silicon using in cement?
The maximum percentage of carbon and silicon in cement is typically around 5% and 3% respectively.
Maximum percentage of carbon in cement is around 5%
Maximum percentage of silicon in cement is around 3%
Higher percentages can affect the quality and properties of the cement
Q13. What happens when a valve of a pipeline is opened or closed suddenly
Opening or closing a valve suddenly can cause pressure surges and water hammer in the pipeline.
When a valve is opened suddenly, the sudden increase in flow can cause pressure surges in the pipeline.
When a valve is closed suddenly, the sudden decrease in flow can cause pressure surges in the pipeline.
Pressure surges can cause damage to the pipeline and equipment, and can also cause leaks.
Water hammer can occur when pressure surges cause the water to slam against the walls of t...read more
Q14. Give us a brief overview of petroleum refining process.
Petroleum refining is the process of converting crude oil into useful products like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.
Crude oil is first heated and then sent to a distillation tower where it is separated into different components based on their boiling points.
The separated components are then further processed through various refining processes such as cracking, reforming, and hydrotreating.
Cracking breaks down heavy hydrocarbon molecules into lighter ones, while reforming conve...read more
Q15. ETWORKS - Explain OSI model and TCP/IP model. Describe each layer with devices used in each layer. Questions on - ip v4, ip v6, subnet, subnet mask, network architecture,etc
The OSI model and TCP/IP model are networking models that define how data is transmitted over a network.
OSI model has 7 layers: Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, Session, Presentation, and Application.
TCP/IP model has 4 layers: Network Interface, Internet, Transport, and Application.
Devices used in each layer vary, but examples include hubs, switches, routers, firewalls, etc.
IPv4 is the fourth version of the Internet Protocol, while IPv6 is the sixth version.
Subnetting...read more
Q16. What is CPM and PERT ? Explain its difference
CPM and PERT are project management techniques used to plan and control complex projects.
CPM stands for Critical Path Method and PERT stands for Program Evaluation and Review Technique.
CPM is a deterministic method that focuses on the time required to complete a project, while PERT is a probabilistic method that considers uncertainties in project duration.
CPM uses a single estimate for each activity duration, while PERT uses three estimates (optimistic, pessimistic, and most ...read more
Q17. What are the efficient circuit brakers used in transmission lines and why
Q18. What is differential and how does it helps in turning of a vehicle
Differential is a device that allows wheels to rotate at different speeds, enabling smooth turning of a vehicle.
Differential is located between the drive wheels of a vehicle.
It allows the wheels to rotate at different speeds while turning.
Inside the differential, there are gears that distribute power to the wheels.
During a turn, the outer wheel travels a longer distance than the inner wheel.
The differential compensates for this by allowing the outer wheel to rotate faster tha...read more
Q19. What is cladding.Is it advisable to do cladding instead of cathodic protection
Cladding is a protective layer applied to a surface, while cathodic protection is a technique to prevent corrosion. The choice depends on the specific requirements and conditions.
Cladding is the process of applying an external layer to protect a surface from environmental factors such as weather, heat, or corrosion.
Cathodic protection is a technique used to prevent corrosion by making the protected metal surface the cathode of an electrochemical cell.
The choice between claddi...read more
Q20. What are the effects of Mo, Cr on properties of stainless steels
Q21. We are planning to construct a pipeline, so how can u help us in preventing corrosion of a pipeline
Q22. What is the mechanism in rickshaw when it takes a turn
Rickshaw turns by tilting the front wheel and pivoting on the rear wheel.
Rickshaw has a single front wheel and two rear wheels.
The driver tilts the front wheel in the direction of the turn.
The rear wheels pivot around the center of gravity.
The passenger cabin remains upright due to the design of the frame.
The turning radius is small due to the compact size of the vehicle.
Q23. Given a practical problem at mid night how will you respond for that
I would assess the practical problem and respond accordingly, taking into consideration the urgency and available resources.
Assess the nature and urgency of the practical problem
Evaluate the available resources and support
Determine the appropriate response or action
Implement the response or seek assistance if necessary
Ensure safety and security measures are in place
Document the problem and response for future reference
Q24. Why such a huge difference in CGPA between topper and yourself
Q25. Why Instrumentation system used in Company
Instrumentation systems are used in companies to monitor and control various processes and equipment.
Instrumentation systems help in ensuring the safety and efficiency of operations.
They provide real-time data on process variables such as temperature, pressure, flow rate, and level.
By monitoring these variables, companies can detect and prevent potential issues or failures.
Instrumentation systems also enable automation and remote control of processes, improving productivity.
T...read more
Q26. What petrochemical products does IOCL produce, and how can we improve sales ?
Q27. Which liquid do you put on shell side and on tube side.the dirt or clean and why
Q28. 5 flow measuring device And level measuring device
Flow measuring devices are used to measure the rate of flow of a fluid, while level measuring devices are used to measure the level of a substance in a container.
Flow measuring devices include orifice plates, flow meters, and ultrasonic flow meters.
Level measuring devices include float switches, capacitance level sensors, and ultrasonic level sensors.
Q29. What will happen to the temperature of room if a fridge is left with door open in the room
Q30. What are different types of stain less steels and how will you differentiate
Q31. 5%Cr+0.5%Mo, 10%Cr+1%Mo which steel is more corrosion resistant
Q32. What is corrosion.What are different types of corrosion
Q33. What is instrumentation and why you choose instrumentation
Instrumentation is the science of measuring and controlling physical variables.
Instrumentation involves the use of various instruments and devices to measure and control physical variables such as temperature, pressure, flow, and level.
It is used in various industries such as manufacturing, oil and gas, and healthcare.
Instrumentation plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of industrial processes.
I chose instrumentation because of my interest in physics and...read more
Q34. What is the main components part of cement?
The main components of cement are limestone, clay, and gypsum.
Limestone: primary raw material used in cement production
Clay: provides silica, alumina, and iron oxide necessary for cement
Gypsum: regulates setting time and helps control the rate of hardening
Q35. What happens to boiling point when pressure increases/decreases
Q36. What are you doing when a cylinder defective on consumer home??
When a cylinder is defective on a consumer's home, I would take the following steps:
First, I would ensure the safety of the consumer and the surrounding area.
I would then inspect the defective cylinder to identify the issue.
If the cylinder is leaking or damaged, I would immediately shut off the gas supply and isolate the cylinder.
Next, I would inform the consumer about the defect and advise them not to use the cylinder.
I would then arrange for the defective cylinder to be rep...read more
Q37. HOW MARGINAL COSTING IS RELATED IN IOCL
Marginal costing is related to IOCL in terms of cost analysis and decision-making.
Marginal costing helps in determining the cost of producing an additional unit of output in IOCL.
It helps in analyzing the impact of changes in production volume on costs and profitability.
Marginal costing assists in decision-making regarding pricing, product mix, and cost control in IOCL.
It focuses on variable costs and contribution margin, which are crucial for IOCL's financial performance.
For...read more
Q38. How does a kid riding a toy cycle takes a turn
A kid riding a toy cycle takes a turn by leaning the cycle in the direction of the turn.
The kid leans the cycle in the direction of the turn
The handlebar is turned in the direction of the turn
The kid shifts their weight to the opposite side of the turn
The speed of the cycle affects the turn radius
Q39. What is upper yield and lower yield in stress strain diagram
Upper and lower yield refer to the stress values at which a material begins to deform plastically.
Upper yield is the stress value at which a material begins to deform plastically under increasing stress.
Lower yield is the stress value at which a material begins to deform plastically under decreasing stress.
These values are important in determining the strength and ductility of a material.
For example, if a material has a high upper yield and low lower yield, it may be strong b...read more
Q40. How to do the efficient maintenance of power system
Efficient maintenance of power system involves regular inspections, preventive maintenance, and timely repairs.
Regularly inspect power system components for signs of wear and tear
Perform preventive maintenance tasks such as cleaning, lubricating, and tightening connections
Schedule regular testing and calibration of equipment
Implement condition-based maintenance to identify potential issues before they cause failures
Train and educate maintenance staff to ensure they have the n...read more
Q41. How can we do efficient maintenance of power system
Q42. What is NPSH ? Explain its significance
NPSH stands for Net Positive Suction Head. It is a measure of the pressure available at the suction side of a pump.
NPSH is important in determining if a pump can operate without cavitation.
It is calculated by subtracting the vapor pressure of the fluid from the total suction head.
If the NPSH available is less than the NPSH required, cavitation may occur.
Cavitation can damage the pump and reduce its efficiency.
NPSH is influenced by factors such as fluid properties, pump design...read more
Q43. What is Activity Based Costing?
Activity Based Costing is a costing method that assigns costs to specific activities based on their consumption of resources.
It is a more accurate and detailed approach to cost allocation compared to traditional costing methods.
It identifies and assigns costs to activities that drive the consumption of resources.
It helps in understanding the cost drivers and their impact on the overall cost of products or services.
It provides insights into the profitability of different produ...read more
Q44. If space time is increased what happens to reactivity
Q45. How many type of heat exchanger
There are several types of heat exchangers used in various industries.
Shell and tube heat exchanger
Plate heat exchanger
Double pipe heat exchanger
Spiral heat exchanger
Air cooled heat exchanger
Finned tube heat exchanger
Q46. Which one is better. Front or rear wheel drive
It depends on the purpose of the vehicle and personal preference.
Front-wheel drive is better for fuel efficiency and handling in slippery conditions.
Rear-wheel drive is better for towing and high-performance driving.
All-wheel drive is best for off-road and all-weather driving.
Personal preference plays a big role in choosing between front and rear-wheel drive.
Ultimately, it depends on the purpose of the vehicle and the driver's needs.
Q47. Which steels have highest corrosion resistance
Stainless steels, such as 316 and 904L, have the highest corrosion resistance.
Stainless steels are known for their excellent corrosion resistance.
Austenitic stainless steels, like 316 and 904L, offer high resistance to corrosion in various environments.
Duplex stainless steels, such as 2205, also exhibit good corrosion resistance.
Other corrosion-resistant steels include superaustenitic stainless steels like AL-6XN and nickel-based alloys like Inconel.
Q48. 1)Why Safety Toolbox Meetings Are Made?
Safety toolbox meetings are conducted to promote safety awareness, discuss potential hazards, and provide training to employees.
To promote safety awareness among employees
To discuss potential hazards and how to prevent them
To provide training on safety procedures and protocols
To encourage employee participation and feedback
To ensure compliance with safety regulations and standards
To share best practices and lessons learned from incidents
To reinforce safety culture and values ...read more
Q49. Line of sight communication explanation with pros and cons
Line of sight communication involves direct visual contact between sender and receiver.
Pros: Secure communication as it is difficult to intercept, immediate feedback, no need for additional equipment
Cons: Limited range, susceptible to interference from obstacles, requires clear line of sight
Example: Using hand signals to communicate with someone across a crowded room
Q50. What are different types of heat treatments
Q51. What is Pivot Table in excel?
Pivot Table is a data summarization tool in Excel used to analyze, summarize and present large amounts of data in a concise tabular format.
Pivot Table allows users to quickly and easily summarize and analyze large amounts of data
It helps in identifying patterns, trends, and relationships in the data
Users can group, filter, and sort data based on different criteria
Pivot Table can be used for various purposes such as financial analysis, sales analysis, and inventory analysis
Exa...read more
Q52. What is TDS in Income Tax?
TDS stands for Tax Deducted at Source and is a mechanism to collect income tax in India.
TDS is deducted by the payer at the time of making payment to the payee.
The deducted amount is then deposited with the government on behalf of the payee.
TDS is applicable on various types of payments such as salary, interest, rent, commission, etc.
The rate of TDS varies depending on the type of payment and the income slab of the payee.
The payee can claim credit for the TDS deducted while f...read more
Q53. Why 24 volt lamp use in confined space entry job?
24 volt lamps are used in confined space entry jobs for safety reasons.
24 volt lamps are considered intrinsically safe as they do not produce sparks that could ignite flammable gases or vapors in confined spaces.
They are also less likely to cause eye damage or blindness in case of accidental exposure.
The low voltage also reduces the risk of electrical shock.
Examples of confined spaces where 24 volt lamps are used include tanks, vessels, and pipelines.
In addition, 24 volt lamp...read more
Q54. If something happens somewhere in a pipelines
It depends on the type of pipeline and the nature of the incident.
If it's a gas pipeline, there could be an explosion or fire.
If it's a water pipeline, there could be a leak or contamination.
If it's an oil pipeline, there could be a spill or environmental damage.
The response would depend on the severity of the incident and the measures in place to prevent and address such incidents.
Q55. What is your opininon on fossil fuels after 10 years?? Electrification of Railways or vehicles,which lead to decrease in demand of petrol and diesel.
I believe that fossil fuels will continue to be phased out in favor of electrification, leading to a decrease in demand for petrol and diesel.
Fossil fuels are non-renewable resources that contribute to environmental pollution and climate change.
The shift towards electrification of railways and vehicles is driven by the need to reduce carbon emissions and combat global warming.
Countries and companies are investing in renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power to rep...read more
Q56. Effect of temperature and pressure on the quality of product in distillation column
Q57. How stainless steels act as corrosion resistant
Q58. Difference between cash flow statement and fund flow statement
Cash flow statement shows inflow and outflow of cash while fund flow statement shows changes in working capital.
Cash flow statement focuses on cash transactions while fund flow statement focuses on changes in working capital.
Cash flow statement shows inflow and outflow of cash while fund flow statement shows sources and uses of funds.
Cash flow statement is a short-term analysis while fund flow statement is a long-term analysis.
Cash flow statement helps in assessing liquidity ...read more
Q59. Tells about the Flow measurement instruments
Flow measurement instruments are devices used to measure the rate of flow of fluids or gases.
Flow meters are commonly used instruments for flow measurement.
Some common types of flow meters include electromagnetic flow meters, ultrasonic flow meters, and turbine flow meters.
Electromagnetic flow meters use Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction to measure flow.
Ultrasonic flow meters use ultrasonic waves to measure flow.
Turbine flow meters use a rotating turbine to measure f...read more
Q60. What are the microcontrollers you are familiar with?
I am familiar with microcontrollers such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and ESP8266.
Arduino
Raspberry Pi
ESP8266
Q61. What happens if crude is heated continously
Q62. Give the apprentice parmanent job..use his 1 year knowledge for your company
Yes, it would be beneficial to retain the apprentice and utilize their knowledge gained during the past year.
Retaining the apprentice would save time and resources on training a new employee.
The apprentice has already gained knowledge and experience specific to the company's operations.
The apprentice may have developed relationships with coworkers and clients that could be beneficial to the company.
Offering a permanent job to the apprentice could increase their loyalty and mo...read more
Q63. What will be see in Weld visual
In weld visual inspection, we will see the quality of the weld and any defects present.
Quality of the weld
Presence of any defects
Cracks, porosity, lack of fusion, undercutting, etc.
Weld reinforcement and penetration
Alignment and dimensions of the weld
Surface finish and cleanliness
Q64. Aerodynamic profile application in fluid machinery
Aerodynamic profile application in fluid machinery
Aerodynamic profiles are used in fluid machinery to optimize performance and efficiency
They are designed to minimize drag and maximize lift
Examples include airfoils in aircraft wings, propeller blades, and turbine blades
Aerodynamic profiles are also used in pumps, fans, and compressors to improve fluid flow
They are crucial in the design of vehicles, wind turbines, and other fluid-powered systems
Q65. What is Asset Monetization?
Asset monetization refers to the process of converting assets into cash or generating income from assets.
Asset monetization involves selling or leasing assets to generate revenue.
It can also involve using assets as collateral to secure loans or financing.
Examples of asset monetization include selling real estate properties, leasing out equipment, or licensing intellectual property.
Asset monetization can help organizations unlock the value of underutilized or non-core assets.
I...read more
Q66. Why 4-20ma signal used not 0-20ma
4-20mA signal is used instead of 0-20mA because it allows for a reliable and accurate measurement of the process variable.
4-20mA signal provides a clear distinction between zero and full-scale measurement.
It allows for easy detection of faults or breaks in the circuit.
The 4mA minimum value ensures that the signal is always present, even if the measurement is at its lowest possible value.
The 20mA maximum value provides a standardized upper limit for the signal.
This signal rang...read more
Q67. Applications of different motors in day to day life
Q68. Who is the jump over field joint from number.
Q69. What is ITC in GST ?
ITC stands for Input Tax Credit in GST.
ITC is a mechanism to avoid cascading effect of taxes.
It allows businesses to claim credit for taxes paid on inputs used in production.
ITC can be claimed only if the supplier has filed their GST returns.
ITC cannot be claimed for personal or non-business expenses.
For example, if a manufacturer buys raw materials worth Rs. 10,000 and pays Rs. 1,800 as GST, they can claim ITC of Rs. 1,800 and reduce their tax liability.
ITC can be claimed fo...read more
Q70. What is the formula of ethyl alcohol?
The formula of ethyl alcohol is C2H5OH.
The chemical formula of ethyl alcohol is C2H5OH.
C2H5OH represents two carbon atoms, six hydrogen atoms, and one oxygen atom.
Ethyl alcohol is also known as ethanol.
Q71. What are different types of pumps
Q72. What is required for parallel operation of two transformer
Synchronization, similar voltage ratios, and proper phase sequence are required for parallel operation of two transformers.
Synchronization of the two transformers is crucial to ensure they operate together smoothly.
The transformers should have similar voltage ratios to prevent imbalance in the system.
Proper phase sequence must be maintained to avoid damaging the transformers or causing power quality issues.
Q73. What is composition of stainless steels
Q74. Why statue of liberty not yet corroded
Q75. How do you use cathodic protection
Q76. What is meant by vacuum distillation
Q77. What difference between pump and compressure
A pump is used to move fluids, while a compressor is used to increase the pressure of gases.
Pump is used for fluids, compressor is used for gases
Pump moves fluids from one place to another, compressor increases the pressure of gases
Pump operates at lower pressures, compressor operates at higher pressures
Examples: Water pump, fuel pump, air compressor
Q78. What are G-codes and M-codes in CNC machines?
G-codes and M-codes are programming languages used in CNC machines to control various functions and operations.
G-codes are used to command specific movements and functions, such as cutting speed and tool positioning
M-codes are used to activate auxiliary functions like coolant systems or tool changes
Examples of G-codes include G00 for rapid movement and G01 for linear interpolation
Examples of M-codes include M06 for tool change and M08 for coolant on
Q79. Explain all GST returns with dates
There are various GST returns that need to be filed at different intervals.
GSTR-1: Monthly return for outward supplies
GSTR-2A: Auto-populated return for inward supplies
GSTR-3B: Monthly summary return
GSTR-4: Quarterly return for composition dealers
GSTR-5: Monthly return for non-resident taxpayers
GSTR-6: Monthly return for input service distributors
GSTR-7: Monthly return for tax deducted at source
GSTR-8: Monthly return for e-commerce operators
GSTR-9: Annual return
GSTR-10: Final...read more
Q80. How did you land your most successful sale?
I landed my most successful sale by building a strong relationship with the client and understanding their needs.
Focused on building a relationship with the client
Listened carefully to their needs and concerns
Provided a tailored solution that addressed their specific pain points
Followed up consistently and provided excellent customer service
Closed the deal by demonstrating the value of our solution
Q81. What is the unit of capacitance
The unit of capacitance is Farad (F)
The unit of capacitance is named after Michael Faraday
1 Farad is equal to 1 Coulomb per Volt
Common multiples of Farad include microfarad (uF) and picofarad (pF)
Q82. How to inspect heat exchanger
Heat exchangers can be inspected using various methods such as visual inspection, non-destructive testing, and cleaning.
Visual inspection of the heat exchanger tubes and fins for any signs of corrosion, erosion, or damage.
Non-destructive testing methods such as ultrasonic testing, radiography, and eddy current testing can be used to detect any defects or cracks in the heat exchanger.
Cleaning the heat exchanger regularly to prevent fouling and blockages that can reduce its eff...read more
Q83. What is GPA? How it is useful in title documents
GPA stands for General Power of Attorney. It is useful in title documents to grant someone the authority to act on behalf of the property owner.
GPA is a legal document that allows one person to act on behalf of another in legal or financial matters.
In title documents, GPA can be used to authorize someone to buy, sell, or manage property on behalf of the owner.
Having a GPA in title documents ensures that the authorized person has the legal authority to act on behalf of the pro...read more
Q84. What is difference between toughness and hardness
Toughness is the ability to withstand stress without breaking, while hardness is the ability to resist indentation or scratching.
Toughness is a measure of a material's ability to absorb energy before breaking or fracturing.
Hardness is a measure of a material's resistance to indentation or scratching.
Toughness is important in materials that are subjected to impact or shock loading, while hardness is important in materials that need to resist wear or abrasion.
Examples of tough ...read more
Q85. Where did you read about IOCL ?
Q86. What is meant by capital employed
Capital employed refers to the total amount of capital invested in a business.
Capital employed includes all the long-term and short-term funds invested in a business.
It is calculated by subtracting current liabilities from total assets.
Capital employed is an important metric for measuring a company's financial health and efficiency.
Examples of capital employed include investments in property, plant, and equipment, as well as working capital such as inventory and accounts rece...read more
Q87. How does to stop in any first step of hazard
The first step to stop a hazard is to identify it and assess the situation.
Identify the hazard and its potential risks
Assess the situation and determine the appropriate response
Implement control measures to minimize or eliminate the hazard
Communicate the hazard and response plan to others in the area
Regularly review and update hazard assessments and response plans
Q88. Significance of fouling factor in heat exchange
Q89. Different types of Valves and their applications
Q90. HR practices prevailing in the market, labour laws, Sports matters, Financial matters etc.,
HR practices, labor laws, sports matters, and financial matters are key areas of focus for a Senior HRM Manager.
HR practices: Recruitment, training, performance management, employee relations
Labor laws: Understanding and compliance with employment laws and regulations
Sports matters: Employee wellness programs, sports events, team building activities
Financial matters: Budgeting, compensation and benefits management, financial planning
Q91. Who is the defense from pipe and tube.
Q92. What looks in pipe fit up
Pipe fit up should be checked for proper alignment, gap, and cleanliness.
Check for proper alignment of pipes
Ensure there is no gap between the pipes
Inspect for cleanliness of the pipes
Verify that the pipes are properly supported
Check for any defects or damages in the pipes
Q93. abt ur stregths with an example of each
My strengths include adaptability, problem-solving, and communication.
Adaptability: I am able to adjust to new situations and environments quickly. For example, when I started a new job in a different industry, I was able to learn the necessary skills and adapt to the new work environment within a few weeks.
Problem-solving: I am able to analyze complex problems and come up with effective solutions. For instance, when my team was faced with a difficult project, I was able to b...read more
Q94. What is Sunk Cost?
Sunk cost refers to the cost that has already been incurred and cannot be recovered.
Sunk cost is a past cost that is irrelevant to future decision-making.
It is important to ignore sunk costs when making decisions.
Examples of sunk costs include money spent on non-refundable tickets or investments that have already lost value.
Q95. What is sec 194Q?
Sec 194Q refers to the provision under the Income Tax Act that requires buyers to deduct TDS on purchase of goods above a specified threshold.
Sec 194Q is a provision under the Income Tax Act of India.
It requires buyers to deduct tax at source (TDS) on purchase of goods.
The provision applies to buyers whose total turnover exceeds a specified threshold.
The threshold for applicability is INR 50 crores in the previous financial year.
Buyers need to deduct TDS at the rate of 0.1% o...read more
Q96. What is the unit of power?
The unit of power is the watt (W).
The unit of power is the watt (W)
Power is the rate at which work is done or energy is transferred
1 watt is equal to 1 joule per second
Common examples of power units include kilowatts (kW) and horsepower (hp)
Q97. How to see in visual test
Visual test involves using the naked eye to inspect a surface or material for defects or irregularities.
Ensure proper lighting and angle for optimal visibility
Look for cracks, corrosion, discoloration, or other abnormalities
Compare with reference standards or previous inspections
Use magnifying glasses or borescopes for closer examination
Document findings and report any issues
Q98. Different components of an AC and working
Q99. Different types of pumps and Define Cavitation
Q100. What is difference between pump and compressor
Pumps are used to move fluids, while compressors are used to increase the pressure of gases.
Pumps are used to transfer fluids from one place to another, while compressors are used to increase the pressure of gases.
Pumps are typically used in applications such as water supply, irrigation, and sewage systems, while compressors are used in applications such as air conditioning, refrigeration, and industrial processes.
Pumps generally operate at lower pressures compared to compres...read more
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