Siemens Electrical GET Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Interview starts from basics of electrical. Questions were centered around generators and transformers. They test your basic electrical knowledge. No cross questioning and all direct questions
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Q2. Types of rotors in generators
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Types of rotors in generators include salient pole rotor and cylindrical rotor.
• Salient pole rotor has projecting poles with concentrated windings, used in low-speed applications.

• Cylindrical rotor has distributed windings and is used in high-speed applications.

• Other types include wound rotor and squirrel cage rotor.

• Wound rotor has three-phase windings connected to slip rings, used in variable speed applications.

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Q3. What is star delta Starter
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Star delta starter is a type of reduced voltage starter used for starting high power motors.
• Consists of two contactors - one for star connection and one for delta connection

• Reduces starting current and torque on the motor

• Commonly used in industrial applications for motors above 5 HP
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Q4. What are the types of transformer losses
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Types of transformer losses include copper losses, iron losses, and stray losses.
• Copper losses: Also known as I^2R losses, occur in the copper windings of the transformer due to resistance.

• Iron losses: Also known as core losses, occur in the transformer core due to hysteresis and eddy currents.

• Stray losses: Occur due to leakage flux and imperfect magnetic coupling between the windings.

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Q5. Working principle of generator
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A generator works on the principle of electromagnetic induction to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy.
• Generators use a magnetic field and a conductor to create a flow of electrons, generating electricity.

• When the conductor moves through the magnetic field, it induces a current in the conductor.

• This current is then collected and transferred through wires to power electrical devices.

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