Navayuga Engineering Company Planning Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. What was your current job profile? what did you use to do.
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Q1. Asking to me...... Only civil engineering questions
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Q3. What is hydro power test of DI pipes...?
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Hydro power test of DI pipes is a method to check the strength and integrity of ductile iron pipes under pressure.
• Hydro power test involves filling the DI pipes with water and pressurizing them to a specified level.

• The test is conducted to ensure that the pipes can withstand the pressure they will be subjected to in actual use.

• Leaks or deformations during the test indicate weaknesses in the pipes.

• The test helps in iden...read more
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Q1. Difference between lap length and development length
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Lap length is the overlap of reinforcement bars in concrete, while development length is the length of bar required to transfer stress to concrete.
• Lap length is used to ensure continuity of reinforcement across a joint or splice in concrete elements.

• Development length is required to develop the full strength of the reinforcement bar and transfer it to the surrounding concrete.

• Lap length is typically specified in terms ...read more
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Q2. Solid block size 400*400*200mm what is the weight and define
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The weight of a solid block with dimensions 400*400*200mm depends on the material it is made of.
• The weight can be calculated by multiplying the volume of the block by the density of the material.

• Different materials have different densities, so the weight will vary depending on the material.

• To calculate the volume, multiply the length, width, and height of the block.

• To find the weight, multiply the volume by the density...read more
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Q3. This company is highly growth
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Q2. What are you quality control
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Quality control is a process used to ensure that products or services meet specified requirements and standards.
• Quality control involves inspecting, testing, and evaluating products or services to ensure they meet quality standards.

• It also includes identifying defects or deviations from specifications and taking corrective actions.

• Quality control helps to prevent defects, improve processes, and enhance customer satisfa...read more
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Q1. What is the hydraulic gradient line?
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The hydraulic gradient line is a line representing the total head of water at various points along a flow path in a hydraulic system.
• It is a graphical representation of the total head of water in a hydraulic system.

• It shows the energy level of water at different points along a flow path.

• The slope of the hydraulic gradient line indicates the direction and rate of flow of water.

• It is used in analyzing flow patterns and d...read more
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Q2. What are the methods for managing floods?
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Methods for managing floods include structural measures, non-structural measures, and preparedness planning.
• Structural measures include building dams, levees, and flood walls to control water flow.

• Non-structural measures involve land-use planning, zoning regulations, and wetland preservation to reduce flood risk.

• Preparedness planning includes early warning systems, evacuation plans, and community education on flood saf...read more
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Q3. What is prestress concrete?
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Prestressed concrete is a type of concrete that has been compressed prior to being subjected to loads.
• Prestressed concrete is created by introducing internal stresses in the concrete before it is subjected to external loads.

• This compression helps to counteract the tensile stresses that the concrete will experience during use.

• Prestressed concrete is commonly used in bridges, parking structures, and high-rise buildings.

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Q4. What is Flood Wall?
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A flood wall is a structure designed to prevent flooding by holding back water.
• Flood walls are typically made of concrete, steel, or other strong materials.

• They are commonly used along rivers, coastlines, and other areas prone to flooding.

• Flood walls can vary in height and design depending on the level of protection needed.

• Examples of flood walls include the Thames Barrier in London and the flood walls along the Missis
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Q1. What is the hydrotest pressure? Ans:- 1.5 times of design pressure.
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The hydrotest pressure is 1.5 times the design pressure.
• Hydrotest pressure is the pressure applied to a vessel or pipeline to check for leaks or defects.

• It is usually done before commissioning the system.

• For example, if the design pressure is 100 psi, the hydrotest pressure would be 150 psi.
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Q2. Q:- What is the procedure for fit up inspection? Ans:- Base metal Classification, cleaning, Alignment, Root gap, root face, Bevel angle & mismatch or overlap.
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The procedure for fit up inspection includes classification, cleaning, alignment, root gap, root face, bevel angle, and mismatch or overlap.
• Classify the base metal

• Clean the surface

• Align the parts to be joined

• Check the root gap and root face

• Measure the bevel angle

• Check for any mismatch or overlap

• Ensure all specifications are met
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