SI Group Maintenance Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Turbine operation activities involve monitoring and controlling the performance of turbines in power plants.

• Monitoring turbine speed, temperature, and pressure

• Adjusting turbine controls to maintain optimal performance

• Performing routine maintenance and inspections

• Troubleshooting and repairing turbine malfunctions

• Collaborating with other engineers and technicians to ensure safe and efficient operation

A power plant is a facility that generates electricity by converting various forms of energy into electrical energy.

• Power plants can use various sources of energy such as coal, natural gas, nuclear, hydro, wind, and solar.

• The energy is converted into electrical energy through various processes such as combustion, steam turbines, and generators.

• Power plants are typically divided into two categories: base load plants and...read more

I am not currently working with a boiler.

• I do not have experience with boilers.

• I am willing to learn and adapt to new systems.

• If there is a specific type of boiler required for the job, I am open to training and gaining experience with it.

Our plant process has a capacity of 500 units per day.

• Our plant process is designed to handle up to 500 units per day.

• We have optimized our production line to achieve a maximum capacity of 500 units per day.

• Our current production rate is at 80% of our plant process capacity.

• We are constantly looking for ways to improve our plant process to increase capacity.

CFBC boiler problems can include ash buildup, erosion, and corrosion.

• Regular cleaning and maintenance can prevent ash buildup

• Using high-quality refractory materials can prevent erosion

• Using corrosion-resistant materials can prevent corrosion

• Monitoring and controlling the temperature and pressure can prevent other issues

• Consulting with experts and following manufacturer guidelines can help address any problems

Dealing with liquid measurement involves understanding units, using appropriate tools, and considering factors like temperature and viscosity.

• Understand different units of liquid measurement, such as liters, milliliters, gallons, and fluid ounces.

• Use appropriate tools like measuring cups, graduated cylinders, or pipettes to accurately measure liquids.

• Consider factors like temperature and viscosity, as they can affect t...read more

Father is former and mother is house wife 

Velox motors Maruti Suzuki as a body shop advisor 

Because I am eligible for godrej 

I am Adarsh Pandey I am 26 year old leave in Mumbai and complete Mechanical automobile diploma my father is former and mother is house wife 

Flash point is the lowest temperature at which a chemical can vaporize to form an ignitable mixture in air.

• Flash point is important for determining the safe handling and storage of chemicals.

• It is measured using a closed cup or open cup method.

• Examples of chemicals with low flash points include gasoline and acetone.

• Chemicals with high flash points include diesel fuel and motor oil.