Ola Electric Mobility Technician 1 Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How to work hydrolic
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Hydraulic systems use fluid to transmit power and are commonly found in machinery and equipment.
• Understand the basic principles of hydraulic systems, including Pascal's Law and how pressure is transmitted through a confined fluid.

• Learn how to operate hydraulic equipment safely, including proper use of controls and understanding potential hazards.

• Regularly inspect hydraulic systems for leaks, damage, or other issues tha...read more
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Q2. Difference between pneumatic and hydrolic
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Pneumatic systems use compressed air to transmit power, while hydraulic systems use fluid (usually oil) to transmit power.
• Pneumatic systems use compressed air as the medium for power transmission.

• Hydraulic systems use fluid (usually oil) as the medium for power transmission.

• Pneumatic systems are typically used in lighter applications, such as air brakes in vehicles.

• Hydraulic systems are used in heavier applications, su...read more
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Q1. What is DOC & mufflers
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DOC stands for Diesel Oxidation Catalyst, a device used to reduce harmful emissions in diesel engines. Mufflers are components that reduce noise produced by the engine.
• DOC is a device used in diesel engines to convert harmful pollutants into less harmful substances.

• Mufflers are components in the exhaust system that reduce noise produced by the engine.

• DOCs are commonly used in vehicles to meet emission standards.

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Q2. What is starting & presser pipe
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Starting & presser pipe is a term used in mechanical engineering to refer to pipes used for starting and pressurizing systems.
• Starting pipe is used to supply initial fluid or gas to start a system

• Presser pipe is used to maintain pressure in a system

• Examples include starting and presser pipes in hydraulic systems or pneumatic systems
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Q1. What is work of bcm ecu
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BCM ECU stands for Body Control Module Electronic Control Unit. It is responsible for controlling various electrical systems in a vehicle.
• BCM ECU controls functions such as interior lighting, power windows, door locks, and security systems.

• It communicates with other ECUs in the vehicle to ensure proper operation of all electrical systems.

• BCM ECU can store fault codes to help diagnose issues with the vehicle's electrica...read more
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Q2. What is work of abs modul
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The ABS module is responsible for controlling the anti-lock braking system in a vehicle.
• Controls the anti-lock braking system to prevent wheels from locking up during braking

• Monitors wheel speed sensors to detect potential wheel lock-up

• Adjusts brake pressure to individual wheels as needed for optimal braking performance
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