Petrofac Engineering India Senior Design Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Learning from past companies.
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Q2. 5 core tools of Quality.
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Q3. IATF clauses for NPD.
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Q1. No questions only politics
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Q2. Only Politics no value for knowledge.
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Q3. Related questions about your family background and mounding
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Q1. My field technical questions
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Q2. Education and general knowledge
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Q3. Education general knowledge
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Pawan kumar sir Quality head

Sandeep Singh plant head

Q1. Quality engineer
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Q2. Quality information
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Q3. Incoming quality
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Q4. Layout information
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Q5. Sample information
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Q1. Last plant process detail Last plant emergency handling Start up - shut down Types of equipment knowledge
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Q1. Experience in field Last plant Qualification
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I have 2 years of experience in the field of mechanical engineering. My last plant was XYZ Ltd. and I hold a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• 2 years of experience in mechanical engineering

• Last plant was XYZ Ltd.

• Hold a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering
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Q1. GD&T questions.
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You have to be good at aptitude

Q1. Based on core subjects like Heat Transfer and Mass Transfer
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Q1. 3d need split core cavity
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A split core cavity is necessary for creating 3D designs.
• Split core cavity allows for easier removal of the final product from the mold.

• It also allows for more complex designs to be created.

• Examples include intricate jewelry designs and detailed automotive parts.

• Split core cavity can be achieved through various methods such as using sliders or lifters.

• It is important to consider the material being used and the desired
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Q2. Shrinkage of plastics
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Shrinkage of plastics is a common issue in injection molding.
• Shrinkage occurs when the plastic cools and solidifies, causing it to contract.

• Factors affecting shrinkage include material type, mold design, and processing conditions.

• Compensating for shrinkage can be done by adjusting the mold or adding more material.

• Examples of plastics prone to shrinkage include ABS, polycarbonate, and nylon.
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