Psp Projects Assistant Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Ammonia process
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Q1. How much salary expectations?
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Q2. Salary Negotiable
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Q1. Bar Bending Schedule
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Q2. Find out shuttering Area
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Shuttering area can be calculated by finding the total surface area of the formwork used for concrete construction.
• Calculate the surface area of each individual formwork used for the concrete structure

• Add up the surface areas of all formworks to get the total shuttering area

• Consider any openings or gaps in the formwork when calculating the area
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Q3. Semi circle area formula
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The formula for the area of a semi-circle is (1/2) * pi * r^2, where r is the radius of the semi-circle.
• The formula for the area of a semi-circle is (1/2) * pi * r^2

• The radius (r) is half the diameter of the circle

• Example: If the radius of a semi-circle is 5 cm, the area would be (1/2) * 3.14 * 5^2 = 39.25 cm^2
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Q1. Why u want to join this company ?
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Q2. Why u want to quit Your present company
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Q3. About my Salary
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Q1. Prepare basics properly before going for interview, they mostly ask less questions with more depth.
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Q2. Draw BMD for sway frame.
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BMD for sway frame is a diagram showing the variation of bending moment along the length of the frame.
• BMD for sway frame will have a shape similar to a zigzag pattern due to the presence of sway in the frame.

• The bending moment will be maximum at the points where the frame experiences maximum sway.

• The BMD can be drawn by analyzing the internal forces and moments acting on the frame.
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Q1. Draw piperack elevations
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Drawing piperack elevations involves creating detailed drawings of the structure from different viewpoints.
• Start by determining the dimensions and layout of the piperack

• Use software like AutoCAD to create accurate and detailed drawings

• Include all necessary details such as pipe sizes, supports, and connections

• Label all components clearly for easy understanding

• Review and revise the drawings as needed for accuracy
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Q2. Anchor bolt design
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Q3. Base plate design
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Q1. Control Valve sizing
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Q2. Flowmeter selection
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Q1. Reason for shifting
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I shifted to pursue new opportunities for growth and development in my career.
• Seeking new challenges and responsibilities

• Exploring different industries or technologies

• Relocation for personal reasons or family commitments
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Q2. Expected salary
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Q1. Control valves on-off valves
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Q1. PSV pressure regulators
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Estimation of a small building.

Q1. Ratio of block work motor and plastrimg motor.
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The ratio of block work motor to plastering motor is typically 1:3.
• The ratio of block work motor to plastering motor is usually 1:3.

• This means for every 1 part of block work motor, 3 parts of plastering motor are used.

• The ratio may vary depending on the specific project requirements.
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Q2. Per day productivity of a labour
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The productivity of a laborer can be calculated by the amount of work completed in a day.
• Productivity is measured by the amount of work completed in a specific time frame, in this case, per day.

• Factors affecting productivity include skill level, motivation, tools/equipment available, and working conditions.

• Example: A construction worker completing 10 tasks in a day is more productive than one completing only 5 tasks.
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Q3. Amount of binding wire to be used per tone of reinforcement
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Binding wire is typically used at a rate of 8-10 kg per ton of reinforcement.
• Typically, 8-10 kg of binding wire is used per ton of reinforcement to secure the bars in place.

• The amount of binding wire needed may vary based on the complexity of the reinforcement design and the spacing between bars.

• Using too little binding wire can result in inadequate reinforcement stability, while using too much can be wasteful and incr
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Q4. Density of materials
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Density of materials is a measure of how much mass is contained in a given volume.
• Density is typically measured in units such as grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm^3) or kilograms per liter (kg/L).

• Materials with higher density have more mass packed into a given volume.

• Common examples of materials with high density include metals like lead and gold.

• Materials with low density include gases like helium and liquids like oil.
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Q1. Salary discussed
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