Waaree Energies Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Functional and Work Experience related.
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Q1. Salary and Location Negotiations
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Q2. Clearances in the station
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Clearances in the station refer to the process of ensuring that all necessary approvals and permissions are obtained before proceeding with a task or project.
• Clearances may include safety clearances, security clearances, and regulatory clearances.

• Examples of clearances in a station could be obtaining permission from the fire department before conducting a fire drill, or ensuring that all employees have completed backgr...read more
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Q1. Fully technical questions and attitude communication etc
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Q1. Salary discussion
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Basic electrical topics. wind energy, solar

Your past experience and project repots

Yes about of renewability energy

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Q1. What is the function of DFIG generator?
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DFIG generator stands for Doubly Fed Induction Generator, used in wind turbines for variable speed operation.
• DFIG generator is a type of induction generator used in wind turbines.

• It allows for variable speed operation, improving efficiency and power quality.

• DFIG generator has two sets of windings - stator windings connected directly to the grid and rotor windings connected through a converter.

• The converter controls the...read more
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Q2. What is difference between synchronous and asynchronous generator?
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Synchronous generators produce power at a constant frequency, while asynchronous generators do not require synchronization with the grid frequency.
• Synchronous generators have a fixed magnetic field and produce power at a constant frequency.

• Asynchronous generators do not need to be synchronized with the grid frequency and can operate at variable speeds.

• Synchronous generators are typically used in power plants, while asy...read more
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Q1. How do you look at critical path as the longest path or path with zero float?
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Critical path is the longest path in a project schedule, representing the shortest time in which the project can be completed.
• Critical path is the sequence of tasks that determines the total duration of a project.

• It is the longest path through the project network diagram, with zero float or slack.

• Any delay in tasks on the critical path will directly impact the project's completion date.

• Identifying the critical path hel...read more
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Q2. Technical round
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Q3. Back ground & basic knowledge
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Q1. Regarding salary discussion
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