Munjal Auto Industries Process Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. What is synchronous motor
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A synchronous motor is a type of AC motor in which the rotation of the shaft is synchronized with the frequency of the supply current.
• Synchronous motors operate at a constant speed determined by the frequency of the electrical supply.

• They are commonly used in applications where precise speed control is required, such as in industrial processes or power generation.

• Synchronous motors are more efficient than induction mot...read more
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Q2. Which motor used in fan
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The motor used in a fan is typically an induction motor.
• Most fans use single-phase induction motors

• Ceiling fans typically use capacitor-start induction motors

• Industrial fans may use three-phase induction motors
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Q1. Knowledge of the process of your current organisation
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Q2. Technical skills required to solve the problem and analysis of process failure
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Mechanical basic , and critical thinking and grammar skills

Mechanical trend,social activity,common topics

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Psychology test, English and general Maths

Q1. What does zero bar on gauge means
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Zero bar on a gauge means that there is no pressure being measured.
• Zero bar on a gauge indicates that the pressure being measured is at atmospheric pressure (0 bar).

• It is the reference point for pressure measurements.

• For example, a tire pressure gauge showing zero bar means the tire is at atmospheric pressure.
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Q2. Relationship between torque, rpm and power
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Torque, rpm, and power are related through the equation: Power = Torque x Angular Speed (rpm)
• Power is directly proportional to torque and angular speed (rpm)

• Increasing torque or rpm will increase power output

• Power can be calculated using the formula: Power = Torque x 2π x rpm / 60

• For example, a car engine producing more torque at higher rpm will have higher power output
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Math reasoning and General awareness