L. N. Malviya Infra Projects Group Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Basic to advanced knowledge about civil engineering Highway, transportation.
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Q1. What is required slum for PQC?
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Slump is the required consistency of PQC (Pavement Quality Concrete) for proper construction.
• The required slump for PQC typically ranges from 20-40 mm.

• Slump test should be conducted at the site to ensure the correct consistency.

• Proper slump ensures good workability and strength of the concrete.

• If the slump is too high, it may lead to segregation and bleeding issues.

• If the slump is too low, it may result in difficulty i
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Q2. What is laying temprature for DBM?
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The laying temperature for DBM (Dense Bituminous Macadam) typically ranges from 140 to 160 degrees Celsius.
• Laying temperature for DBM is crucial for achieving proper compaction and bonding of the material.

• The temperature range of 140-160 degrees Celsius ensures that the DBM is workable and can be compacted effectively.

• Excessive heat can lead to premature cooling and inadequate compaction, while lower temperatures may r...read more
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Q3. What is the maximum thickness of a layer?
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The maximum thickness of a layer in highway engineering is typically around 300 mm.
• Maximum thickness is usually limited to around 300 mm for practical and cost-effective reasons

• Thicker layers may lead to excessive settlement or instability

• Thinner layers may not provide adequate strength or durability

• Examples: Base course layer in flexible pavement is typically around 150-300 mm thick
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Q4. What is the maximum speed of a compactor
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The maximum speed of a compactor varies depending on the type and model, but typically ranges from 2 to 6 miles per hour.
• The maximum speed of a compactor is usually between 2 to 6 miles per hour.

• The speed can vary based on the type of compactor (e.g. vibratory, smooth drum) and the model.

• Higher speed compactors are often used for larger projects where efficiency is key.

• Lower speed compactors are used for more precise c
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Q5. What should be the maximum speed of paver during DBM LAYING?
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The maximum speed of paver during DBM laying should be around 2-3 km/h to ensure proper compaction and quality of the road surface.
• The maximum speed of the paver should be controlled to allow for proper compaction of the DBM layer.

• Excessive speed can lead to inadequate compaction, resulting in a weaker road surface and potential future issues.

• A speed of 2-3 km/h is generally recommended for DBM laying to achieve optima...read more
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Q1. What is Avenue and Median Plantation
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Q1. What are load action on bridge?
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Load actions on a bridge refer to the various forces and weights that act on the structure, including dead loads, live loads, wind loads, and seismic loads.
• Dead loads are the permanent weight of the bridge structure itself, such as the weight of the beams, deck, and piers.

• Live loads are the temporary loads that move across the bridge, such as vehicles, pedestrians, and traffic.

• Wind loads are the forces exerted by wind ...read more
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Q1. What are you currently working on
Ans. Material testing, documents work and super vision.
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Q2. What is concrete M25 in 25
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Concrete M25 refers to a mix of concrete that has a compressive strength of 25 N/mm² after 28 days of curing.
• M25 is a mix of concrete that contains a ratio of 1:1:2 of cement, sand, and aggregate respectively.

• It is commonly used in the construction of buildings, bridges, and other structures.

• The compressive strength of M25 concrete is achieved after 28 days of curing.

• The strength of the concrete can be increased by usi...read more
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Q3. Compressive strange of concrete
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Compressive strength of concrete is its ability to resist compression or withstand loads that tend to reduce its size.
• Compressive strength is measured by applying a compressive load to a concrete cylinder or cube until failure occurs.

• The strength of concrete is affected by factors such as water-cement ratio, curing conditions, and aggregate type.

• The compressive strength of concrete is important in determining the load-...read more
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Q2. When did you complete your Degree
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Q1. What was the thickness of different layer in your last project?
Ans. Sub grade-500mm, WMM-200mm,DLC-150mm,Sand-10mm, Plastic sprater-100micron thick, PQC-360mm.
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Q2. How do you laying pqc?
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PQC laying refers to the process of laying a Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) layer on a highway.
• Prepare the subgrade by compacting and leveling the surface.

• Place a layer of granular sub-base material and compact it.

• Construct the edge forms to define the boundaries of the PQC.

• Pour the PQC mix onto the prepared surface and spread it evenly.

• Use a paver machine or manual methods to level and compact the PQC.

• Cure the PQC by...read more
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Q3. Which Company Paver do you use?
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I have experience working with various pavers including Caterpillar, Volvo, and Dynapac.
• I have used Caterpillar pavers on a highway resurfacing project in my previous job.

• I have also worked with Volvo pavers on a bridge construction project.

• Dynapac pavers were used on a road widening project that I was a part of.

• I am familiar with the features and capabilities of each of these pavers.
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