Rallis India Deputy General Manager International Business Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Intoduction, job profile,
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Q1. Self introduction.
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Q2. What is cavitation.
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Cavitation is the formation and collapse of vapor bubbles in a liquid due to pressure changes.
• Occurs in pumps, propellers, and other fluid machinery

• Can cause damage to equipment and decrease efficiency

• Can be prevented by proper design and maintenance

• Examples include erosion of propeller blades and damage to pump impellers
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Q3. Stream esterification.
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Q4. What is Threshold limit value
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Threshold limit value is the maximum concentration of a substance that a worker can be exposed to without adverse effects.
• TLV is a term used in occupational health and safety

• It is the maximum level of exposure to a hazardous substance

• TLVs are set by organizations like ACGIH and OSHA

• Examples of TLVs include 8-hour time-weighted averages for chemicals like benzene and carbon monoxide
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Q5. What flash point.
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Flash point is the lowest temperature at which a substance can vaporize to form an ignitable mixture in air.
• Flash point is important in determining the safety of handling and storing flammable substances.

• It is measured using various methods such as Pensky-Martens closed cup tester and Abel closed cup tester.

• For example, gasoline has a flash point of -45°C, while diesel has a flash point of 52°C.

• A substance with a low f...read more
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Q6. Co-Current and Co- Counter Flow
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Q7. Bernoulli machanism
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Q1. Related Your Job Profile
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Q2. Your Responsibility, Handling equipment, Operations ,Some Chemical Reactions
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Q3. Safety Related Questions
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Q1. Safety & process
Ans. PSM SAFETY MANAGEMENT PROCESS PARAMETERS UTILITY PARAMETERS
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Q2. LD50 defination
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Q3. Utility lines provided in the reactor it's pressure
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The utility lines provided in the reactor are pressurized.
• Utility lines in the reactor are typically pressurized to ensure efficient flow of materials.

• Pressure in the utility lines is controlled and monitored to maintain optimal operation.

• Examples of utility lines in a reactor include steam lines, cooling water lines, and gas supply lines.
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Q4. Previous company process &how handling troubleshooting
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Q1. They shows the confidence level & your skill at the time of trouble shooting
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Q1. Technical question on basic knowledge
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Q1. Why are you join this company?
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Q2. Salary package in previous company
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Your health should be better than the company and your health should be better than the employees working for the company

We should work like a team leader, we should work with our colleagues in a consultative manner. One more thing is that our words are not good. If we did this, we did that, it should not be good.

If any work is being done wrongly, then together with all of us, we should prevent that work from being done wrongly and get it corrected so that the company does not suffer any loss

Percentage, Average, Ratio and proportion

Q1. Plant based questions
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Q2. Process related questions
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Q3. Pump related questions
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Q4. Valve and fluid mechanics
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Q5. General parameters
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