Micro Tech Cnc Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is your name
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My name is John Smith.
• Full name is John Smith

• Common name in English-speaking countries

• Easy to remember and pronounce
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Q2. How much experience you have
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I have 2 years of experience working as a Junior Assistant in a busy office environment.
• 2 years of experience as a Junior Assistant

• Proficient in office administration tasks

• Skilled in using Microsoft Office suite

• Excellent communication and organizational skills
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Q3. Which type of project you done
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I have worked on various types of projects including data analysis, event planning, and marketing campaigns.
• Data analysis project for a retail company to identify customer trends

• Event planning project for a charity fundraiser event

• Marketing campaign project for a new product launch
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Q4. Which type of machine you operate our know
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I have experience operating various types of office equipment such as printers, scanners, and copiers.
• Printers

• Scanners

• Copiers
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Q5. How to plan for production tomorrow
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To plan for production tomorrow, it is important to assess current inventory, review upcoming orders, allocate resources, and communicate with team members.
• Assess current inventory levels to determine what needs to be produced

• Review upcoming orders to prioritize production schedule

• Allocate resources such as materials, equipment, and manpower accordingly

• Communicate with team members to ensure everyone is aware of their
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Q1. What is the least count of micrometer and caliper
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The least count of a micrometer is 0.01 mm and the least count of a caliper is 0.02 mm.
• Micrometer least count: 0.01 mm

• Caliper least count: 0.02 mm
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Q2. What is conncetricity,total runout, flatness,rf and rt
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Concentricity, total runout, flatness, rf, and rt are important measurements in engineering and manufacturing.
• Concentricity refers to the tolerance of the center point of a feature relative to its axis.

• Total runout measures the maximum amount a feature may vary from true circularity when rotated.

• Flatness is the deviation of a surface from a perfect plane.

• Rf (roughness factor) and Rt (roughness total) are measurements o...read more
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Q1. Wind calculation as per IS code
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The procedure for wind calculation as per IS code involves determining the design wind speed, selecting the appropriate terrain category, and calculating the wind pressure.
• Determine the design wind speed based on the location and height of the structure.

• Select the appropriate terrain category (rural, urban, etc.) as per IS code guidelines.

• Calculate the wind pressure using the formula provided in the IS code.

• Consider fa...read more
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Q2. SFD and BMD of cantilever beam
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Q3. Staad model for fixed pole
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A STAAD model for a fixed pole is a structural analysis and design model used to determine the stability and strength of a pole that is fixed in place.
• In a STAAD model for a fixed pole, the pole is typically modeled as a vertical member with fixed supports at the base.

• The model considers factors such as wind loads, dead loads, and any other relevant loads that may act on the pole.

• The analysis helps in determining the s...read more
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Q4. Design of Square base plate
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Key considerations in designing a square base plate
• Ensure the base plate is large enough to support the load without excessive deflection

• Select appropriate material and thickness to meet structural requirements

• Consider the connection details for attaching the base plate to the structure

• Account for any potential corrosion or environmental factors that may affect the base plate

• Include provisions for anchor bolts or other...read more
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Q1. Witch type transformer use in elevator?
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Q2. Difference in open loop or close loop
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Q1. Questions related to electronics and motors.
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Q1. Self Intro Basic questions on electronics
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Q1. For vmc Ballscrew
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Q2. For vmc spindle
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Q3. For ATC alignment
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Q1. Questions related to core mechanical engg
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Q2. Product related questions
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Q1. First angle and third angle symbol
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First angle and third angle symbols are used in engineering drawings to indicate the orientation of the views.
• First angle projection is commonly used in Europe and Asia, where the top view is placed below the front view.

• Third angle projection is commonly used in North America, where the top view is placed above the front view.

• The symbol for first angle projection is a triangle with the number 1 inside, while the symbol...read more
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Q2. Welding symbols
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Q3. Types of gears and bearings
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Types of gears include spur, helical, bevel, worm, rack and pinion. Types of bearings include ball, roller, plain, and fluid bearings.
• Types of gears: spur, helical, bevel, worm, rack and pinion

• Types of bearings: ball, roller, plain, fluid
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Q4. Four Heat treatment process name
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Four common heat treatment processes are annealing, quenching, tempering, and normalizing.
• Annealing involves heating the material to a specific temperature and then slowly cooling it to relieve internal stresses and increase ductility.

• Quenching is a rapid cooling process used to harden materials by forming a martensitic structure.

• Tempering is a heat treatment process that involves reheating the quenched material to a s...read more
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Q5. Welding,brazing and soldering difference between them.
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Welding joins two metal pieces by melting them together, brazing joins them with a filler metal at lower temperatures, and soldering joins them with an even lower melting point filler metal.
• Welding involves melting the base metals and adding a filler material to create a strong joint, typically at high temperatures.

• Brazing uses a filler metal with a melting point above 450°C but below the melting point of the base meta...read more
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Q6. CSK bolt drawing
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Q7. Tpi and bsp dull form
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Coding+ mcqs questions are there. It is time based test.

Q1. Mechanical related questions. About pumps, turbines etc
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Q1. Advanced mechanical question
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Q1. How does a CNC machine works?
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A CNC machine works by using computer programs to control the movement of the machine's tools and workpiece to create precision parts.
• CNC machines use computer programs to control the movement of the cutting tools and workpiece.

• The programs are created using CAD/CAM software and converted into G-code instructions.

• The machine reads the G-code instructions and moves the tools along the specified paths to cut and shape th...read more
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