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Hitachi Energy Interview Questions and Answers

Updated 1 Jul 2024
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Q1. Which material is used for grinding wheel?

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The material used for grinding wheel is abrasive grains held together by a bonding material.

  • Grinding wheels are made of abrasive grains such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, and diamond

  • The abrasive grains are held together by a bonding material such as clay, resin, rubber, or metal

  • The type of abrasive and bonding material used depends on the application and the material being ground

  • Grinding wheels are used for various applications such as sharpening tools, removing materia...read more

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Q2. Difference between Traditional & non traditional machines?

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Traditional machines are manually operated while non-traditional machines are automated.

  • Traditional machines are operated by human power while non-traditional machines are powered by electricity or other sources.

  • Non-traditional machines are more efficient and accurate than traditional machines.

  • Examples of traditional machines include lathe machines, drilling machines, and milling machines while examples of non-traditional machines include CNC machines, 3D printers, and robots...read more

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Q3. Which axis is move for VMC machine ?

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The Z-axis is moved for VMC machine.

  • VMC stands for Vertical Machining Center.

  • The Z-axis is the vertical axis that moves the spindle up and down.

  • The X-axis and Y-axis move the table horizontally.

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Q4. What is the good working environment according to you?

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A good working environment is one that promotes collaboration, open communication, respect, and a positive attitude.

  • Collaborative team atmosphere

  • Open communication between team members and management

  • Respectful and supportive interactions

  • Positive attitude and motivation

  • Comfortable and well-equipped workspace

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Q5. Why did we switch from Diesel to Petrol?

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The switch from Diesel to Petrol was primarily due to environmental concerns and advancements in technology.

  • Environmental concerns - Petrol emits fewer harmful pollutants compared to Diesel.

  • Advancements in technology - Petrol engines have become more efficient and cleaner over time.

  • Cost considerations - Petrol may be cheaper or more readily available in certain regions.

  • Performance - Petrol engines may offer better performance in certain applications.

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Q6. Types of welding joints

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There are five types of welding joints: butt joint, lap joint, corner joint, edge joint, and T-joint.

  • Butt joint: two pieces of metal are joined end to end

  • Lap joint: two pieces of metal overlap and are joined together

  • Corner joint: two pieces of metal are joined at right angles

  • Edge joint: two pieces of metal are joined along their edges

  • T-joint: two pieces of metal are joined at a right angle, with one piece forming a T shape

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