Larsen & Toubro Limited Process Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. About the work experience
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Q2. Anout the projects
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Q1. Scope of work taken up in earlier company which are applicable for our company ( Alstom)
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Q2. Manufacturing & calibration related topics for Carbody fixture
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Q3. Paint RAL code & paint thickness applied on fixture.
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The paint RAL code and thickness applied on the fixture is recorded for quality control purposes.
• The RAL code is a standardized color code system used in Europe.

• The paint thickness is measured using a paint thickness gauge.

• The recorded data is used to ensure consistency in the painting process and to meet customer specifications.

• Example: RAL 9005 (Jet Black) with a paint thickness of 50 microns.
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Q4. Make of clamps used on fixture
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The clamps used on the fixture are made by various manufacturers.
• The make of clamps used on the fixture may vary depending on the specific fixture and its requirements.

• Some common manufacturers of clamps include Bessey, Irwin, and Jorgensen.

• The type of clamp used may also vary, such as C-clamps, bar clamps, or spring clamps.
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Q5. What is VSM graph and it's application
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VSM graph is a tool used in Lean manufacturing to map out the current state of a process and identify areas for improvement.
• VSM stands for Value Stream Mapping

• It is used to visualize the flow of materials and information through a process

• Helps identify waste and inefficiencies in the process

• Can be used to plan and implement process improvements

• Example: A VSM graph can be used to identify bottlenecks in a manufacturing ...read more
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Q1. What challenges you feel you might face of you join madhepura ( it's a remote site hence the question)
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Q2. Why do you think you are suitable for the job and how your earlier experience will be useful forus ( Alstom)
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Q1. What is heat duty
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Heat duty is the amount of heat energy required or removed in a process.
• Heat duty is a measure of the amount of heat energy needed to be added or removed in a process.

• It is typically measured in units such as BTU/hr or kW.

• Heat duty calculations are important in designing and optimizing heat exchangers, reactors, and other process equipment.

• For example, in a distillation column, the heat duty would refer to the amount o...read more
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Study well in simple aptitude problems and basic core subjects. Then you will clear this exam easily

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Explain about your intern
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Q3. Explain your project
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