Project Engineer Interview Experience - New Delhi, Delhi
Process
I was asked about the MTECH project and explained about the same. My project is on HVDC transmission lines.
The interviewer asked about present HVDC networks in India, reactive power compensation in HVDC, and why we are using 12-pulse converters in bipolar HVDC.
Types of HVDC links:
- Bipolar
- Monopolar
- Back-to-back
Questions
I was asked about the MTECH project and explained about the same. My project is on HVDC transmission lines.
The interviewer asked about present HVDC networks in India, reactive power compensation in HVDC, and why we are using 12-pulse converters in BIPOLAR HVDC.
Types of HVDC links:
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