Tata Steel Boiler Operation Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Electrical technical
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Q2. Motor maintance, pull card ,zss,all light connection etc
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Q1. Responsibility,projects handeled work life balance timing for job completion
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Q2. What qas your role in organisation
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Q1. Basic questions of hr
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Q2. Why should i hire you
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Q1. Machine transmission distribution
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Q2. Electric generation
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Q3. Electric measurement
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Q1. Electrical maintainence
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Q2. Transfomer realated question
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Q3. Transformer realated
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Q1. Motor maintainence realated
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Q2. Motor working type question
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Q3. Related to power plant
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Realated to electrical maintainence

Q1. What is capacity your furnace
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The capacity of a furnace refers to its heating output, typically measured in BTUs or tons.
• Furnace capacity is determined by the amount of heat it can produce.

• It is usually measured in BTUs (British Thermal Units) or tons.

• Higher capacity furnaces can produce more heat and are suitable for larger spaces.

• For example, a furnace with a capacity of 80,000 BTUs can heat a larger area compared to one with a capacity of 40,000
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Q2. What is drive components in CCM department
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Drive components in CCM department are the parts that enable the motor to function properly.
• Drive components include motors, gears, belts, and pulleys.

• They work together to transfer power from the motor to the machine.

• The components must be properly sized and aligned to ensure efficient operation.

• Examples of machines that use drive components include conveyor belts, pumps, and fans.
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Q1. Gearbox ratio of cooling tower
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The gearbox ratio of a cooling tower determines the speed at which the fan operates relative to the motor.
• The gearbox ratio is calculated by dividing the number of teeth on the fan gear by the number of teeth on the motor gear.

• For example, if the fan gear has 20 teeth and the motor gear has 40 teeth, the gearbox ratio would be 0.5.

• A higher gearbox ratio means the fan will rotate slower than the motor, while a lower rat
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