Kolte Patil Developers Assistant Manager - MEP Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Fire Fighting System - Pump head calculations and Pump room logic
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Q2. Describe the Automatic sprinkler system, Hydrant system and FAPA system
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Automatic sprinkler system, Hydrant system and FAPA system are fire protection systems used in buildings.
• Automatic sprinkler system is a fire suppression system that uses water to extinguish fires. It consists of a network of pipes with sprinkler heads that activate when heat is detected.

• Hydrant system is a fire protection system that uses water from a pressurized source to extinguish fires. It consists of a network of...read more
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Q3. NFPA and NBC standards
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Q4. PHE - Types of pipes used in system
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Different types of pipes are used in PHE systems depending on the application and fluid being transported.
• Common types of pipes used in PHE systems include copper, PVC, CPVC, PEX, and galvanized steel.

• Copper pipes are often used for hot and cold water supply lines due to their durability and resistance to corrosion.

• PVC and CPVC pipes are commonly used for drainage and waste systems due to their affordability and ease o...read more
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Q5. PHE - Types water supply system
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There are two types of water supply systems - direct and indirect.
• Direct water supply system - water is supplied directly from the mains to the point of use without any storage tank.

• Indirect water supply system - water is stored in a tank and then supplied to the point of use through pipes.

• Direct systems are commonly used in high-rise buildings while indirect systems are used in low-rise buildings.

• Direct systems are mo...read more
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Q6. Basement mechanical ventilation system working principle
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Basement mechanical ventilation system is designed to remove stale air and moisture from the basement and replace it with fresh air.
• The system consists of an exhaust fan that pulls out stale air and moisture from the basement.

• Fresh air is brought in through an intake vent or duct.

• The system may also include a dehumidifier to control moisture levels.

• Proper maintenance is important to ensure the system functions effectiv
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Q1. What is the reasons for leaving the current company?
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Seeking new challenges and growth opportunities in a larger organization.
• Desire for career advancement

• Limited growth opportunities in current company

• Seeking new challenges and projects

• Company restructuring or changes in management
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Q2. What is your expectations from current company?
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I expect opportunities for growth, challenging projects, supportive team, and fair compensation.
• Opportunities for career advancement

• Challenging and interesting projects to work on

• Supportive and collaborative team environment

• Fair and competitive compensation package
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Q1. Civil engineer work
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Q2. Reinforcement checking and shuttering checking
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Subject knowledge of civil engineering

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Q1. Civil engineering question and aptitude
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Q2. Laminar flow in fluid
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Laminar flow is a type of fluid flow where the fluid moves in parallel layers with minimal mixing between the layers.
• Laminar flow occurs at low Reynolds numbers.

• The flow is smooth and predictable, with little to no turbulence.

• It is characterized by a constant velocity profile across the flow.

• Examples include flow in small pipes, blood flow in capillaries, and flow in a viscous liquid.
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Q3. Turbulent flow in fluid
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Turbulent flow in fluid is characterized by chaotic and unpredictable movement of particles.
• Turbulent flow occurs when the fluid velocity exceeds a certain threshold, causing eddies and vortices.

• It is characterized by irregular fluctuations in velocity and pressure within the fluid.

• Turbulent flow is common in natural phenomena like rivers, oceans, and atmospheric air currents.

• It is important to consider turbulent flow ...read more
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Q1. Brief Self introduction
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Q2. What’s your strength
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Q1. Why are you looking for a change?
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1 Steel baar leaping zone in beam
2 Leaping zon in column
3 Steel baar dia of development lenth
4 Mortar ratio of stone fixing flooring & wall
5 Tile fixing mortar ratio
6 inner plaster & outer plaster. Mortar ratio & thickness (marzan)
7 Rebarring dia, deepth for beam & slabe.
8. 5 point earth quack
9. Construction joint in Rcc
10. Steel baar lap lenth crank ratio in column & beam
11. Bar binding wire gase
12 curring day bricks wall, Rcc
13. Slabe, beam deshutring day
14. Column ,beam, slabe cover
15. How many dia of baar change slabe, beam & column
16. Gread of concrete & ratio
17. Shutring Qty. Of slabe
18. Mesurement Deduction of gate,windows opening in plaster & bricks wall .
19. Steel dencity
20. B B S
21.water proof

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Q1. What is the Water distribution code ?
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The Water distribution code is a set of regulations and guidelines that govern the design, installation, and maintenance of water distribution systems.
• The Water distribution code outlines the requirements for the layout and sizing of pipes, valves, and fittings in a water distribution system.

• It includes specifications for materials to be used, such as types of pipes and joints.

• The code also covers testing procedures to...read more
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Q2. What is electrical standard code as per NBC
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The electrical standard code as per NBC refers to the National Building Code of India.
• The National Building Code of India (NBC) provides guidelines and standards for electrical installations in buildings.

• It covers aspects such as wiring, earthing, electrical equipment, and safety measures.

• Compliance with NBC ensures that electrical systems in buildings are safe, efficient, and meet regulatory requirements.
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Q1. Plumbing codes definition required
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Plumbing codes are regulations set by local governments to ensure safe and efficient plumbing systems in buildings.
• Plumbing codes dictate the materials, design, installation, and maintenance requirements for plumbing systems.

• Examples of plumbing codes include the International Plumbing Code (IPC) and the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC).

• Compliance with plumbing codes is essential to prevent health hazards, ensure water effi
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Q2. Electrical codes definition required
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Electrical codes are regulations and standards set by authorities to ensure safety and proper installation of electrical systems.
• Electrical codes are rules and regulations established by national and local authorities to ensure the safe installation and operation of electrical systems.

• These codes cover aspects such as wiring, grounding, protection against electrical shock, and fire safety.

• Examples of electrical codes i...read more
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