Petronet LNG Officer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Difference of Aerobic and anaerobic plant.
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Aerobic plants require oxygen for respiration, while anaerobic plants can survive without oxygen.
• Aerobic plants use oxygen to break down glucose for energy production

• Anaerobic plants can survive in low oxygen environments by using alternative pathways for energy production

• Examples of aerobic plants include most flowering plants, while examples of anaerobic plants include some wetland plants like cattails
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Q1. What is poroosity
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Porosity is the measure of empty spaces in a material, often used in geology and engineering.
• Porosity is the ratio of void spaces to total volume in a material.

• It is expressed as a percentage.

• Porosity is important in fields like geology for assessing rock formations and in engineering for determining the strength of materials.

• Examples of porous materials include sponges, pumice stones, and aerogels.
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Q2. What is permeability
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Permeability is the property of a material that allows fluids or gases to pass through it.
• Permeability is a measure of how easily a substance can pass through a material.

• It is often used in geology to describe how easily fluids can flow through rocks or soil.

• Permeability can be affected by factors such as pore size, connectivity, and fluid viscosity.

• Materials like sandstone have high permeability, while materials like
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Q3. Why you want this job
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I am passionate about helping others and believe this job will allow me to make a positive impact in the community.
• I have a strong desire to contribute to the well-being of others

• I am excited about the opportunity to work in a team-oriented environment

• I am eager to learn and grow in my career
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Q4. Oil shale vs shale oil differnece
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Oil shale is a rock containing kerogen that can be converted into shale oil through a process called retorting.
• Oil shale is a sedimentary rock containing kerogen, a precursor to oil.

• Shale oil is the liquid hydrocarbons extracted from oil shale through a process called retorting.

• Oil shale deposits are found in various countries like the United States, Estonia, and China.

• Shale oil production has increased in recent years
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Q2. What is the goal and objectives,till time achievement.
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Q1. Earlier experience, relocation willing or not
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Q1. Tell me about earlier experience
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Q2. Asked about what we mentioned in the CV
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Q3. Why do you want change the job
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