Toshiba Transmission & Distribution Systems Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Aptitude test Consists of general English and domain (Electrical)

Q1. Basics questions of Transformer
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1.Working principle of Transformer? 2.difference between 2 winding and auto transformer 3.From which voltage onwards conservative tank is constructed?
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Q2. Difference between power and distribution transformer
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Power transformers are used to step up or step down voltage for transmission and distribution transformers are used to distribute power to end-users.
• Power transformers are typically used in power generation plants and substations.

• Distribution transformers are used to supply power to residential, commercial, and industrial areas.

• Power transformers have higher voltage ratings and are designed for long-distance transmissi...read more
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Q3. Required materials for design of Transformer
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The required materials for designing a transformer include a magnetic core, copper wire, insulation materials, and cooling systems.
• Magnetic core: Typically made of laminated iron or steel to provide a low reluctance path for the magnetic flux.

• Copper wire: Used for winding the primary and secondary coils to carry the electrical current.

• Insulation materials: Used to insulate the copper wire and prevent short circuits.

• Coo...read more
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Q4. Basic question of conservator tank,Buchholz relay,transformer oil used.
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Q1. Strength and weakness of candidate.
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The candidate's strength is their expertise in electrical design engineering, while their weakness is their limited experience in project management.
• Strength: Extensive knowledge and experience in electrical design engineering, including proficiency in CAD software and circuit design.

• Strength: Strong problem-solving skills and ability to troubleshoot complex electrical systems.

• Weakness: Limited experience in project ma...read more
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Q1. Difference between 1st angle and 3rd angle projection
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1st angle projection is commonly used in Europe and Asia, while 3rd angle projection is commonly used in North America.
• 1st angle projection: object is placed in the first quadrant, with the plane of projection between the object and observer.

• 3rd angle projection: object is placed in the third quadrant, with the plane of projection behind the object.

• 1st angle projection is more intuitive for designers, while 3rd angle p...read more
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Q1. About your self details
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Q2. Project explain
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I worked on a project to develop a mobile application for a local restaurant.
• The project involved designing the user interface and user experience of the app.

• I collaborated with a team of developers to build the app using React Native.

• We integrated features such as online ordering, menu browsing, and push notifications.

• I also conducted user testing and made improvements based on feedback.

• The project was completed withi
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Q2. How do job performances.
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Job performances are evaluated based on the quality and quantity of work done, adherence to deadlines, teamwork, and communication skills.
• Quality and quantity of work done

• Adherence to deadlines

• Teamwork

• Communication skills
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60 percent core and 40 percent aptitude

Q1. What are the tests done on a transformer
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Tests done on a transformer include insulation resistance test, turns ratio test, winding resistance test, and load test.
• Insulation resistance test checks the insulation resistance between windings and between windings and ground.

• Turns ratio test measures the ratio of the number of turns in the primary winding to the number of turns in the secondary winding.

• Winding resistance test measures the resistance of each windin...read more
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Q2. Why CT and PT are used
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CT and PT are used in electrical systems for measurement and protection purposes.
• CT (Current Transformer) is used to measure high currents and step them down to a manageable level for measurement and protection devices.

• PT (Potential Transformer) is used to measure high voltages and step them down to a safe level for measurement and protection devices.

• CTs and PTs provide isolation and safety by separating the high volta...read more
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Q3. What is the generation voltage in india
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The generation voltage in India varies depending on the location and power plant.
• The voltage ranges from 110V to 440V depending on the location.

• The power plants generate electricity at different voltages.

• The national grid operates at a voltage of 400kV and 765kV.

• India has a mix of AC and DC power transmission systems.
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Q4. Why do we use high voltage for transmission?
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High voltage is used for transmission to reduce power loss and increase efficiency.
• High voltage reduces the current required for a given amount of power, which reduces power loss due to resistance in the transmission lines.

• Lower current also means smaller conductors can be used, reducing material and installation costs.

• High voltage transmission is more efficient over long distances, reducing the need for additional pow...read more
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Q5. Which power plant is cheapest to install
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Renewable energy power plants are generally cheaper to install than traditional fossil fuel power plants.
• Renewable energy power plants such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric are cheaper to install than traditional fossil fuel power plants.

• The cost of installation for renewable energy power plants has decreased significantly in recent years due to advancements in technology and increased demand.

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Q6. Why OC test done on LV side and SC test on HV side of Transformers
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OC test is done on LV side to avoid high voltage on secondary side. SC test is done on HV side to avoid high current on primary side.
• LV side has lower voltage rating, hence safer for OC test

• HV side has higher current rating, hence suitable for SC test

• OC test checks insulation resistance and winding resistance

• SC test checks impedance and voltage regulation

• Example: A 100 MVA transformer with 220 kV HV and 33 kV LV rating
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