Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Service Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is Power factor?
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Q1. All about DCV, PRV, and Hydraulic.
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Q2. Miscellaneous question about Hydraulic and steps involved in manufacturing of steel, no of panels and their function etc.
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Q1. In detail of the hydraulic system.
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Q2. Function of each equipment and their application in steel plant.
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Equipment in a steel plant have specific functions like melting, shaping, and cooling metal to produce various steel products.
• Blast furnace - melts iron ore to produce molten iron

• Electric arc furnace - uses electricity to melt scrap metal and produce steel

• Rolling mill - shapes the molten metal into various forms like sheets, bars, or beams

• Cooling bed - cools down the hot steel products after shaping process

• Annealing fu...read more
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Q2. Salary and post discussion and negotiations.
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Q1. What is Power factor?
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Q1. What is rectifier
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A rectifier is an electronic device that converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC).
• Rectifiers are commonly used in power supplies for electronic devices.

• They can be made using diodes or other semiconductor devices.

• Rectifiers are essential for many electronic devices to function properly.

• Examples of rectifiers include bridge rectifiers, half-wave rectifiers, and full-wave rectifiers.
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Q2. What is SCR? And what is it's work
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SCR stands for Selective Catalytic Reduction. It is a technology used to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions from diesel engines.
• SCR uses a catalyst to convert harmful nitrogen oxides into harmless nitrogen and water vapor.

• It requires a urea-based solution called AdBlue to work.

• SCR is commonly used in heavy-duty vehicles like trucks and buses.

• It is an effective way to meet emissions regulations without sacrificing engine p
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