Tecnimont Deputy Chief Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is favourable zone in RCC
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Favourable zone in RCC refers to the region of a reinforced concrete member where the concrete is in compression and the steel is in tension.
• Favourable zone is the area where the concrete is able to resist compressive forces effectively.

• It is typically located at the top of a beam or slab, where the bending moment is highest.

• In this zone, the steel reinforcement helps to resist tensile forces, while the concrete resist...read more
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Q2. What is lap length
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Lap length is the length of overlap between two reinforcing bars in a concrete structure to ensure proper transfer of loads.
• Lap length is important for ensuring the continuity of reinforcement in concrete structures.

• It is typically specified in building codes and design standards.

• The lap length required depends on factors such as the diameter of the bars, concrete strength, and design loads.

• For example, in a beam, the ...read more
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Q3. Type of lapping in reinforcement
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Lapping in reinforcement involves overlapping two reinforcement bars to ensure continuity and strength in the structure.
• Lapping is commonly used in construction to connect two reinforcement bars together.

• The length of the lap varies depending on the design requirements and the type of reinforcement used.

• Proper lapping ensures that the load is transferred effectively between the bars.

• Examples of lapping include lap spli
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Q4. Role of bearing in bridges
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Bearings in bridges help distribute loads and allow for movement due to temperature changes and settlement.
• Bearings help distribute the loads from the superstructure to the substructure of the bridge.

• They allow for movement of the bridge deck due to temperature changes, wind forces, and settlement of the foundation.

• Bearings help reduce stress on the bridge components and prevent damage.

• Common types of bearings used in ...read more
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Q5. Types of expansion joint
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Types of expansion joints include slip joints, bellows joints, and modular joints.
• Slip joints allow for movement in one direction only

• Bellows joints accommodate movement in multiple directions

• Modular joints are made up of separate components that can be replaced individually
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Q1. Do you have experience with basements and below ground structures
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Yes, I have extensive experience with basements and below ground structures.
• I have designed and analyzed numerous basements for residential and commercial buildings.

• I am familiar with waterproofing techniques and soil mechanics related to below ground structures.

• I have experience with retaining walls, foundations, and underground parking structures.

• I have worked on projects involving deep excavations and shoring system...read more
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Q2. Calculation of earthquake loads
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Earthquake loads are calculated using seismic design codes and formulas based on the seismic hazard of the region.
• Determine the seismic hazard of the region using historical data and seismic maps

• Select a seismic design code such as ASCE 7 or Eurocode 8

• Calculate the seismic base shear using the formula V = CsW

• Distribute the seismic base shear to the structure using the appropriate load combinations

• Consider the effects o...read more
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Q1. Normally questions on Pipe Rack Pump Piping Exchanger Piping Column Piping Please go thru your CV thoroughly & ensure you can answer all related questions
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Q1. How to work in oil and gas refinery
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To work in oil and gas refinery, one must have a strong understanding of piping systems, safety regulations, and industry standards.
• Obtain a degree in engineering or a related field

• Gain experience through internships or entry-level positions

• Familiarize yourself with industry-specific software and tools

• Stay updated on safety regulations and best practices

• Develop strong communication and problem-solving skills
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Q2. How to work in oil and gas refinery erection plan
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To work in oil and gas refinery erection plan, one must have knowledge of piping design, construction codes, safety regulations, and project management.
• Understand piping design principles and specifications

• Ensure compliance with construction codes and standards

• Adhere to safety regulations and protocols

• Coordinate with various teams for project management

• Review and interpret engineering drawings and documents
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Q5. How many types of carane
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There are two main types of cranes: mobile cranes and tower cranes.
• Mobile cranes are versatile and can be easily moved from one location to another. They are commonly used for construction projects.

• Tower cranes are fixed to the ground and are often used for tall buildings or structures that require heavy lifting at great heights.
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Q1. Bending moment & Shear force diagram, lateral pressure from soil & water, reinforcement provision, Tension & compression in retaining walls etc.
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