Karamtara Engineering QC Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Bricks type and brick water absorption capacity
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Q2. Quality lab and site test of concrete
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Quality lab and site test of concrete involves testing the strength, durability, and consistency of concrete samples.
• Quality lab tests include compressive strength test, slump test, air content test, and temperature test.

• Site tests involve sampling concrete from the construction site, conducting field tests like slump test and air content test, and monitoring curing conditions.

• Quality engineers ensure that concrete mee...read more
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Q3. Pile foundation test, rebound hummer, uv test
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Q4. Silt content test
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Q5. Aggregate test flakiness and elongation test
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Q1. What is the types of Compressors?
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Types of compressors include reciprocating, rotary, centrifugal, and axial compressors.
• Reciprocating compressors use pistons to compress air or gas.

• Rotary compressors use rotating mechanisms such as screws or vanes.

• Centrifugal compressors use a rotating impeller to create centrifugal force.

• Axial compressors use rotating blades to compress air in a straight line.

• Examples include reciprocating air compressors, rotary scr...read more
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Q2. What are the Procedure to install the Centrifugal axial compressors?.
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The procedure to install centrifugal axial compressors involves proper planning, alignment, assembly, and testing.
• Ensure proper foundation is prepared to support the compressor

• Align the compressor with the piping system for proper flow

• Assemble the compressor components according to manufacturer's instructions

• Test the compressor for performance and efficiency before final installation
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Q3. Types of pump and it's classifications?
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Types of pumps include centrifugal, positive displacement, and axial flow pumps.
• Centrifugal pumps: use centrifugal force to move fluid through the pump

• Positive displacement pumps: move fluid by trapping a fixed amount and forcing it through the discharge port

• Axial flow pumps: move fluid parallel to the pump shaft
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Q4. Lifting Plan Procedure?
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A lifting plan procedure is a detailed plan outlining the steps and precautions to be taken when lifting heavy objects.
• Identify the weight and dimensions of the object to be lifted

• Determine the appropriate lifting equipment needed

• Assess the location and environment for any obstacles or hazards

• Assign roles and responsibilities to team members involved in the lift

• Communicate clearly and follow the plan step by step

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Q5. Pumps Capacity?
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Pumps capacity refers to the maximum flow rate a pump can handle.
• Pumps capacity is typically measured in gallons per minute (GPM) or liters per minute (LPM).

• It is important to consider the required flow rate when selecting a pump for a specific application.

• Factors such as pump size, motor power, and system pressure affect the capacity of a pump.

• For example, a centrifugal pump may have a capacity of 500 GPM, while a dia
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Q6. Methods statement of rotating and static equipment.
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Methods statement for maintaining rotating and static equipment in mechanical engineering.
• Regular inspection and maintenance schedules for both rotating and static equipment

• Use of proper lubrication for rotating equipment to prevent wear and tear

• Checking alignment and balance of rotating equipment to ensure smooth operation

• Testing and calibrating static equipment for accuracy and efficiency

• Following manufacturer's guid...read more
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Q1. About Quality management system
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Q2. Health Safety & Environment
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Q3. About Standard, Procedure & Specification
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Q4. Internal & External Audit
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Q1. Define SFD ,BMD
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SFD stands for Shear Force Diagram and BMD stands for Bending Moment Diagram in structural analysis.
• SFD shows the variation of shear force along the length of a beam or structure.

• BMD shows the variation of bending moment along the length of a beam or structure.

• Both diagrams are essential for analyzing the internal forces in a structure.

• They are commonly used in civil and mechanical engineering for designing and analyzi...read more
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Q2. Calculate Thrust forces for beam
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Thrust forces for beams can be calculated using equations of equilibrium and considering external loads.
• Calculate the sum of all external forces acting on the beam.

• Determine the direction of the forces (compression or tension) based on the beam's support conditions.

• Apply equations of equilibrium to calculate the thrust forces at different points along the beam.

• Consider any distributed loads or moments that may affect t...read more
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Q1. Jig and fixtures, man power handling,
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Q1. Previous experience about about that company
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Q1. Are you know the batching plant erection and how many years of experience
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Yes, I have experience in batching plant erection for 3 years.
• I have worked on the erection of batching plants for 3 years

• I am familiar with the process of setting up and installing batching plants

• I have experience in troubleshooting and maintenance of batching plants

• I have knowledge of the safety protocols and regulations related to batching plant erection
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Q2. Yes and 5 years above are preferred
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Q1. Why you are quite the present company
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Q2. Professional growth and working culture
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Q1. Types of air conditioning
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Types of air conditioning include central air conditioning, window units, split systems, and portable units.
• Central air conditioning: cools the entire house through ducts and vents

• Window units: installed in windows and cool a single room

• Split systems: have components both inside and outside the home

• Portable units: can be moved from room to room and do not require installation
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Q2. Bernouli equation
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Q1. Earth foundation related
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Q2. Concrete work related
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