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(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Recogdzed by Government ofMaharashtra &Affiliated to BATU University, Lonere)

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Syllabus of S.Y. (MECH)

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Semester: III &IV

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Semester III1. Engineerirg Mathematics-Ill

t\,1ltc Hl0l fngin(<rrrg \.4J the I nticS-III 3r0 ,l Credits

T.aching Schcnlc E'.rnrinetion Schcmc

Lecture: 3 h$/week

Tutorial: thr/week

uous Assessment 1: 10 MarksScnlcstcr Exem: l0 NlarksScmcsrcr'Ilx:1 : 50 Merks

onliruous Assessrnenl 2i l0 MarksPrc Rcquisilesi lrngineering N4athematics-l & II

Coursc Objectives:

I I'o introducc thc concept ol Laplirce trensfor .

2To introduce the conoept ofln\.crsc Laplacc transtblm to lind the solulion ol lineardil.crcrrr r, c.1u.rt',' r llll.L,I.t-nt L,..lllctcnr..

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5 To discuss the impoftance ol'llourier lraislblm in Engineering.h To a\pl3rn Z- lransfurrr.

Course Outcomes: At the end ofthe course. students will be able to

I\fll\ the ds Lln itrun & propcrtic\ L,t Lirflacc Translorm to claluatc thc illtcltral & totl rJ Lirl'l..< r',]rr.li,r"rr,,irlLr'cn...li,r.t'cr..rr.d.l'ccr".hIctrnnsl.Lcfc'.ndr.lu.l. r.'r .llrr.rc-oclr,r li.rr.t urr& u rit sr(o I tiliolr.

2Appl] lhe lino\rledsc ol'Lupluc. trensli)r,nation to tind solutiLrn oflincardiflerentiation cqualions w jllr constint coalllcicnl.

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I Dc\L-lon Ilc cofc.nL o1'liuru irr scLJcs erpansion ofdifferent peliodic functions so as

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Coulse Contents:

Unit 1: l,aplace Transform tE]l)ellnition condjlions llr existcncc; IrenslorDs olelcmcntary lirncllons ; Propefties ofl-apLlcc translbrrns - l.inearitv propcny, firsl shilling property- sccolrd shiltirg propefi,vtranslorms offunctions urultiplied b.v trt. scelc cltange propelty, transt'ornN oflunctions dividedby t, lranstbrms o1-derivatives i Evalualion ol integrals by usilrg Laplacc transldnrr I IranslonNofsonlc spcciel limctions- pcriodic IuIclion, Hcavisidc unit stcp lintclio . Dirac delta lllnction.

flnit 2: lnverse Laplace'l ranslbrm lj)lntrodrckny remar*s ; Inyerse tlansfbrnts ofsome elernentaly lirnctions ; Ceneral mcthods ofllnding invcrsc transforms ; Paftial fr.rclioD lncthod and CoNolulion Thcorc]r1 for flndingiuvcrsc LapLace transli)r rrs ; Appllcations ltr find thc solulions ol lincar dillerenlial equationsaod silnultaneous ljllear dift'crcntial eqLlations u ith constant coclllcjeits.

Unit 3: Prrtial Dificrential Equations a d Thcir Applic:rtions 18]

Formalion olPartial differential cquations bv c]inrinating arbitrary conslants and func!ons;Equations sohablc by direct intcgration: Lincar cquatioN offirst order (Lagrange s lioearecluations); Metllod ofscparation oflariables itpplicxtions to find solutions ofone dimensional

, n'zllrc.Ll llu\\ equJhun ( ; = r'-1. Ind r$o dirncnsional heat flo\v cqualion (i.e. Laplacc equalion

Unit 4: Foulier serics ljlDcflllition, Eulcr's lbrmulxe, (hnditions lor a Fourier e\pansi(]n. F nctions ha\.ing loints oidiscorrliiuity. changc ol interval, cxpansions ofodd and cven periodic functions and halfrangc

Unit 5: Fourier 'franstbrms t6]

Foulicr Transldrms, F'ouricr Sine tnd Closine TraNfor.llrs, Complcx tbnn of F'ourier Intcgral,L,lllite Fouricr Siue and Cosirc l ransfiltr.

I. P. N. Wartikar & l. N. Warrikar. A Text Book ofApplied Mathenratics (Voll & II), pure

\ridyarthi Griha Plakashan, Pune.

2, N.P,B Ilook o1'Enginccring Mathenlatics, Laxrni PLLblications. Nov Delhi.

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Unit 6: Z Transfirrm 16l

Dellnirion, properties ofz translor . Z Trrnsform ofbasic sequenccs, Z translorm ofsomcsl.rndard discr-cte luDction intcr'sc 7 transfot'lu.

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Referencc books:

t. t. R. Wylic & L. al. Barrett. Advenccd Enginecring \lcthernatics. Mccrau' IIill

Publishing Companl Ltd.

l. B. V. Ranunn. Iligher Bngine.ring Nlalhematics, \4ccraw-Hill Publications, N'w Delhi

3. B. S. Crewal. IIlShcr Engineeling \'lathernalics, Khanna Publishers.

,i. EI$in Krcyszig. ,,\dranced )irrginccling N,lalhcrnatics. John Wile] & Sons.

5. Pctcr O" Neil. A Texl Rook o1-Engineering Nlalhcmatics. I homson Asia f\1. I-1d..

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2. Thermal Engineoring

vtECrIt302 PCCl I hcflnal Engilleering 3-0-0 I Crcdits

I eaching Scheme: E\crh"l., S.h.,".Lccturc:3 hrs,.$ eek ContinLrous Asscssnrcnt 1: l0 \'larks

l\4id Scrncstcr ExaDl: 30 N'larks

End Sen)estcr Exanl: -50 lvlarksConlinlnus,{sscssment 2i 10 l\'larks

Prc-Rcquisites: Enginccrinu Phvsics, Engineering Chemistly

Course Ob.iectives:

l [, ndcrstand filndarncnta]s of thcrmodynalnics

2 Study vadous laws of thermodynamics3 Study proper-ties ofpurc substance a d entropyI Studli lapor powcr cyclc5 Illustrate steam boilels6 Sr.r,l\ \lc.rn rr l)rr,. \ it lr r.1,,:i r Lr i Lr'r lc

Course Outconres: At thc cnd ofthc course. students will lle able to

1 Dcfinc svstcrn, boundory, propcftics, process used in Lhermod)namics.

I :Stat. difltrcnt lau,s ofthcruroclvnamics and apply these lo thcrnral systcms

i llxplairl Dropcfiics olpurc sr.rbstancc and conoepl ol enlropy4 Explain vapour pou,er cycle rvith PV ard I'S ploL

5 Illustrate various types ol Lroilers ak)ng with moutting and accessolics6 Explain impulsc and Icaclion stcarn turbine

Course Contents:

Unit 1: !'undlmentd of thcrmodJnamics t6l

Thcrnrodlnamic systcms; propcrtics. processcs ltnd clclcs, Thcrrrod)'oanric ecluilibrium,Quusi-

stalic proiress- X4acroscopic vs. Nlicroscopic yieNloint,\\'ork and heat lransler:Wolk lransiirrcd

and olher' tJles of wor'l(, Heal tr'anslir,Tcnrpcraturc al1d its measureileni (frinci]lle ollncilsLllclncnt, vor-ious instNlDcnts etc.), Zeroth 1a\! oI thermodlnamics, spcciUc heat al1d letenl

hcrl. Poi]]t iiuiclion. palh lur)c1ion irnd cquilibrium.

flnit 2: First and Sccond Larv ol Thcrmodynamics I7l

|irst law olthernodynamlcs lir a closed systcm undcrgoil1g o cycle and change ofstare, Enthalpy,

PNIM-I conlrol volun]c, Applicatlolr ol flrst law of stead), llow plocesses, F..quation for SIEE(nozzle. turbinc. comprcssol punrp. borler, throttle !alve etc.), Lilritation of l" larv ol

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thcrmodvnarnios, Conccpt ol heat enrinc. rctiigerator ind heat purnp. Kclvin- Plank and Clausillsslalcnrents. Equilalcnce bet\\'een Kcl\in P1.r1k and Clausius statcmcnts. Carnol cycle. Clarnot

(lnit 3: Ideal Gas, Propcities ofpure substance and Entropy lllIdcalgas and process. rclatio bei\\,eerr (jr and Cv. othcr cquation ofslatcs. Ilqualion ol-stele, P-

v, 'l-s. and h-s diagrams prope(ies of steun, propcllv trblc,plresc diagr'am ol_ pLneslrbstance.

Clausius incqu.rlity, Entr-opy and Irrs'crsibility. Enlropy principlc ancl its application- CombincdI and II lau. Iln!rop], and dircction.

Urit 'l: Vapour Power Cyclcs IqCarnol cycie using stcar . Iirnitations ol'alarnot cycle Rankinc cyclc, rapr'escntation on T-s and h-s planes, thcrnlal cfficiency. specitic slennt consllnlption. \\brk mlio. elfect of stcam supplyprcssurc arld tempcraturc. condeNer prassure ot1 the perfoflnancc, Rcheat l.egener.rtl\E stcJlnpo\\.er cvclcs.

Unit 5: Stenm GeDcratom ljlClassification and Applications of Srcam Ceierators; Working and constructional dctails oI lire-tube and water tubc boilers, N,lodcrn high pressure boilcrs (Bcnson boiler, La N4ont boilcr) and

Supcr crilioal boilers. Desc:iption olboilcr moLrnrillqs (Diflercnt typcs ol Salet), Valves, \Vatcrlcvel illdicator- prcssure gaLrge. Fusible plug. Feecl prunp, Fccd Check Valve, tslow-off Cock.Steam Stop-Valve) Descriptio of boilel acccssories, Super-heatel-; Air prc heater and SteanlAccLLrtrulators, Boilcr clficiencv. boilcr lrirl and hcat Balancc shcct.

Unit 6: Steam Turbines tllPrinciples ofoperation, classification. inryulsr and reaclion steanl turbinc, compounding ofsteamturbrnes, Ilo\v through impulse lLlbinc bladcs, l,elocity diagmms. wor.k donc, clficiencies. endthrLrsl, bladc friction. inlluencc ofratlo ol-blade speed to steant spccd on ct'ticiency olsingle andnultistagc turbines and its condition curle and Ieheat ilctors, Flo\r through impulse reactionblad.s, \,elocity diagrarn, and degree ofrelction. parson's rcactiot'r turbine, l\urctton ofdiaphragrn,glcnds, turbine troubles like erosion. colrosiolr, vibration. louling ctc.

Tert Books:

1. P.K.Nag. " Engineerinc lhcrmodynamics", Tlta McGra\\,Hill, Ncw Delhi.3rd2. Edtion.2005.3. Y. A.Cengel, M. A. Boles, Thcrurodlmamics - An Enginccri g Approech". Tata Mccraw

Hill, 5thedilion, 200a)

,1. M. J. Moran. H. N. Shapljo, "!undarncnlals o1'lJngineering Thermodyra lics". Jolrn Wileyand Sons. ,4ih cditiorl, 200,1

5. R.K.Rajput. Thcrrnodyramics

6. Engineering Thclrrodyniimics by C P ,\rora.

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Refereuce Books:

l. I hermodynamicsil lo lmani McGla*, HilL

2. Kumar and Vasandrni, Ihelmal Engineering. MetropoLitan Book Co., Delhi.3. Errginecring Thcrrnodlnamics, Cupta & Prakirsh. Ncmjchand & Sons Ilydraulic Machines

by V.P. \:asantdarli

4 \lathur and Mchta. Thcrolal Engineering. J:rln Br'os. Publjslrers. Dclhi.

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3. Analvsis ofMechanical Elements

t\4 HCIl303 PCC2 ,,\.nalvsis of Mcchanical Elcme nts 3-0-0 3 Credits

le.rchrns Schenre E\.nrinrtiurr SchcurcLccturc: i hrs/week (irntinuous Assessnenl 1r l0 \4erks

Nli(l Selnester Iixarnr :10 MarksIrrr.l Scmcst.r F\rnr: 50 MrrksConrinuous Assessment 2: l0 \{arks

Prc-lLcquisites: Enginccring \4cchanics. Engineerin!! Mathernatics. Engineering Physics

Course Obiccti\,es:

I UndeNtand the various slresses and loading conditions2 Detenninc thc shear lorces ancl bcnding 1]ronrcnrs tir dill;renr slructures3 Calculalc thc bendinI l]nd shcar strcsscs in var-ious lrechanical contponcnts4 flalculatc the deilectiorl in bcant bl virious nleLhods

5 Cialculatc principal stresscs and strains by \,aiious methods6 Undcrstarrd buckling and bcndine pltenomena in structurcs

I To explcin various tlpes ol looding and strcsscs induccd irl compooents2 To develop SFD and BMD far diflcrcnt tllcs ofloads and srLpport cordirions.

To analyzc bcnding and shear st|csscs induccd in rnechanical cornponents1 To analyTe dellection in beanrs hy Doublc intcgralion lnethod, Area tnoment method

Toenalyzc principal sLresses & strains by analltical and graphical metliod.6 1o analyzc buckling end bcnding phcnomcna in coLumn and bcam.

Course Contents:

Unit l: Relierv ofstrcss, struin & Mtrstic Constants: 16]

Concept o1'Strcss and Strain. (I-incar. Latoral, Shcar and Volulrctric), IIookc's La\l,, Poisso 's

ratio, Modulus of Elasticit). N{odul(rs ol Rigidit), Srress-straiD diagraDr for' .lLrctile and brittlcnutcrial. Factor ofsali!y. Working strcss. Normal and shear st1esses, Thennatl stlesses and strains. Concept, Nurrcrical problerns.

Unit 2: Bending momcnt and shear lbrce in Nlcchanical Elemcrts l7llntroduction, T)?cs ol-bealls, Loads and Rcaclio s, Shear lbrces irnd bending momcnts, Ratc ofloading. Sign convcntiorls. Relationslil belrccn shcar tbrcc ard bellding moilerts, Shear forccand bending nromcnt diagrams subjected to conccntratcd loacls, unil-or[r clistribLrtcd load (t]Dl-)IoI diffcrent tpes ofbearns.(tJVL not included)

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Bending Stresscs: Symrnelric prLre bending oIbeams, I]exlre lonnula. lnornerlr ofresistance ofoross-seclions. Simple built up scctiorl. Dcsign ol rcotanSular llnd circ.Lrlar' (solid and holb$,)seclions: L- [ and l seclions

Shear Stresses: Distribution ofshear stresses in LreaDrs ofvarious commonlv used seclions sucllas circuler. I, T. and angles.

Unit 4: Dcllcction of l\Icchanical f,lements IllConccpL oldellection. Slope and rlellection by doLrble inlegralion method (Macaulcy's incthod).Slope and delleclion lir sjnrpl,v supportei:l, caltilever and stalically delerminale elenlents

tjnit 5i l'rincipal Stresses aDd Strains I7lNomuland shear stresses on any obliquc plenes, Concept ofPrincipal planes, Deti\alioD ofcxpression for l'rincipal strssscs and nraxirnuni shear slress, Iositions ofprinciptl planes andplancs ofmaxinrum shcrr, Crrphical solLrtions using Mohl''s circlc ofstrcsscs. (i)rnbincd ctltctoishear and bcrrdiue in Beern. I heories ofelastic t'irilure (Without dcrivation).

Unil 6: Analysis ol columns and struts 16l

Introduction, hulcr's thcory on colurrns. Efl'ective length. Slendcrncss ratio, Shor't a d lonlioolurnns. Iladius ofgvralion. Bucklilg load, A.sslrmptioDS, Der-ivation ofEuler's Buckling loadfor cliffcrcnt cnd conditiois, Linitations of Euler's theory', Rankine's fonnula. Nurrcricalproblenrs.

Text Books:

l. Strength ol Materials. S. Ralllallxutllum. DhanpatRai and Sons, New Deihi.2. Shcnglh ofMatcrials. R. K. IlLlnsal. LaxnliI'ublicerion.4th Ildition.i. Shength ofNlaterials, Khurmi(hrpta. S. Chand Publication.,+. Strcngth ()1 l\,lalcrials, R.K. ltajpul, S. Chad Publioaliorl

5. Mcchanics olslrLrotlrrc. S.B.lunncrkar.Charotar Publication House

6. Strength ofMaterials, S. S. Bhevikatti. \rikas Publication House

7. Strcngth olMaterials, Timoshenko and Young. CBS Publication

8. Nlcchanics ol \,1ateIials, S. S. Ratan. Tata Mc(;ra\\'Hill PLrblication, 2009

9. Slrength of[4atelia]s.8. K. Sarkar. ]\, c(;ra\\' Ilill Publication. 2001

Rcforence Books:

l. Strength ot'Matcrials, Beer and Johnson. CBS Publication

2. Strcngth ol-Mcle als. G.H. Ridcr.NIac Nlillan India LtdL Sn-ength ollvluteriuls, Nug and Chanda. \\rillc), India Publicationrl. Advanccd NIcchallics ol MaLerials, tsoresi, Willey lndix l'ublication5. Strc gth ofN{atcrials, I)cu Horlons. NIcGIa* Hill Publication

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4. Manufacturing Processes

N'IECH304 ESC9 N{anulirctrrrin!, Proce\ses 3-0-0 I Crcdils

Teachi g Schcmc: l,rrnrinJri.n sLheLre:

Lecture: 3 hrs/week s Asse\srnenl I : 10 MrrksSelnester Exaln: i0 MarksSemester Exanr: 50 \4arks

s Asscssrncnt 2i I0 Marks

Pre-Requisites: Basic Mechanical Engg, Work shop practice I and IICourse Objectives:

Course Outcomes: At the end ofthe course- students will be able to

Course Contents:

Unit l, lDtroduction to Nhnufacturing Processes! 1\lachine Tools and Cutting Tool l\{atcrials06

ll] Classification ofnunulhcturing p ocesses. lnachine tools and crrtting tooL lratcrials and thejradvanta,tcs. af plications, limilations ctc.

L2l Nrelal casting: Importancc ol casting. advantages. disadvantagcs ard limita!ions of castingprocesses. Int|oduction and t)pes oflattcrns, core bo\es. N4aterials used and sclcctron criteria firrpattcrn, patteln allo$anccs end colour codcs usell

Unit 2.Fundamcntals ofNrlet:rl Casting 111

il] N,loulding and corc proccsscsr Tlpcs ol sands used in nloulding and corc making, thcirtypcs such ri Gr ocn sand \4ouldrng, shcll lVloulding. COZ Voulding.

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I Tu rmndrt thL- knu$ c lo studcnts ofmanul'acluLing processes such as, casting, \\,cldjns, nlellll2 o nuke sludents tlmiliar u ith the rlachine tools such as. lathc rnachiire, autorxrts. sllaper, tlancr.3 To make students awarc oldilLrent lypes oitool-nratcrials used in metal outting. melting fllrltccs4 ]To devehl ability into studenrs to idcntifi the delects in the castings and usc ofnlodem tools to) TL, makc studcnts capab!9 to undcrstand thc nlechanisms used in urachinc toois and opcralions

Enlist and Classil,v uunufacturing proccsses, ntachine tools, cLltting tool matcrials, Plastio Mclerials

Explain basic casting ptocess- opcratiolls ind their types etc

Explain diflirent types offurnaccs. mrllirs nnd porrrilg practices. , Mechanization a dl\{odcrnizations of}bu dricsctc.

Discuss basic information ol-lathe. \'arious opcrations involvcd, diflirc tt)!esandtheirworking

Explain information ofdrilling .boringorachinc and thcir operation invoh,ed dill-erent tlpes and

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lnveshnent castillg. Lqlripments rnd hols uscd for moulding and core making.Componcnts ofgating systern. lxnctions and impoltancc of runllers anri riser's, solidillcation curtrol devices:chill.i. ccraurics.

f2] Inlroduction to pcrnlancnl mould crstiDg processes such as Continuous casting. Gmvity die

cestin!:. pressure die-casting. Ccntritrgel casting, Vacuum dic casting. Scluee/e castjng, crc. Sand

mouLd casling such ls shcll nrould crstillg. green srnd casting . dr,v s:rnd casting, los! lorm casting

irrvcshnent casing clc.

Unit 3.Melting, Pouring and Modemization, Mechanization in Metal Casting

[1]T]pes ofmeltiry filr.llaces-Cupola fumace, oiVgas fired fumaces, crucible fuinaces,

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lllectrical litrnaces. Rotary lirmaccs, ctc.Furnacc selection crileria theil applications and rneltingprecticc on ditllcnt fonlaccs. Mctal pouring cquipmenls, Cleaning-ltttling ol castings. Caslingdeltcts- their causes and remedies.

[2] Nlodernization, rnechanization, use olcomputers in loundries and layout offoundry.

Unit 4 .Phstic \\ orking and \Yelding Proccsscs 01

fll frbrication ol plastics: Thelrnosetting and theflroplastic marcrlals. comparison rvith othermalcrials, thcn propcrtics and appliciltions. Sliaping of plastics: casting. blo$ rnouldil1g,courpression moulding. transfer moulcling, injection moulding, extrusion, thcrmoforming,rolational moulding, foam moulding and calerdaring etc.N'lachining ofplastics.

12] Weiding Processes: OveNicw and classihcation of rvelding processes: Oxyflrel gas rvcldingsuoh as oxyncelylene and pressure gas weklinc, arc \1'clding such as shielded metal arc rvelding,gas mctal arc rvclding, submcrgcd arc s.clding, plasrna arc rvelding, resislancc rvclding such as

spot. seam ind projection uelcling

Unit 5 .Nlachine Tools used in yflnufacturing Technology-l ll7

It] Lathe: Intro.lucriolr, Workjng principlc. t)pes, specjllcations,.rC.\.c,,r(..1ll.rchr'r.'rrl.. "ri.i \.rri. u, l,rlh<. pcr.rtirrr,.

prinoiple parts,

f2 i Capstan, turrct lathe and autonuts- l'rirciple palts, working, compar-isor1 \r'ith ccntrc lathc.

turrct indexing mcchanism, bar feeding nrec]ianisl\ turrat looi holders. Introduction to automats.

Unit 6 .Nlachinc Tools used in \Ianulacturing l echnology -II 06

[1] DLillnrg ancl Bor-ing rnachines - Clissiflcitions. constmction & rvolking ol Radial drillingrnachinc, various opcrations oll drilLin-q machiues. Ilorizontal and vcrtical borilg nuchire. borirgtools and bars uscd. Jig boring machine.

l2l Shaping and planning nrachincs:-Cr-ank shaper'. hydraulic shaper, Tablc lccd rncchanism,

various opcratlons on shepcr. Standald doublc housing planner, table drivc and l'ccd rncchanism,varioLrs operations on planner.

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Textbook:

l. l'. C. Shirrna, 'A Tcxtbook of Productiou Technology (Nlanuiacturinli Pr-ocesses)", S.

Chand & Company, 200{i.2. l'. L. Jail. "Principles o l- Forndr-v Tcchnology'. . Tata Mc(iras'Hil1. Ne*' Delhi, 2nd

Edition.2006.l. P. N. Rao. "ManufacllLring Technolog!- Foundry. Ilonning and Welding". Vol. l. l'ata

N'lccra$.H ill, N 3rd edi1iorr,2009.

Reference Book

1. Gcorge E. Dieter, "MechaDical N4elellurgv", Tata Nlc Gra$ Hill Publication. Si NletricDdilioD, ird Re\ised edilion. 20li

2. E. Paul l)ecamlo. J.T- Blaok. l{onald A. Kosher. 'Materials and I'Loecsses in

Manufacturing", PHI PLrblicatron, Sth Edition, 1997.

3. Stevc F. Krar. N{ario I{apisarrla,,\lbcrt F Check. "Machi e Tools and Manufecturing

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5. Machine Dra\Ying & CAD

MECH3O5 PCC]3 Machinc Dirwino & CAD 2-0-0 2 Crcdits

Teachio!lSchcrrc I \irminirLrun S(h!mcLccture:2 hrs,week

Precticali,l lus.rweek

Scmcstcl Exam: 50 Marks

Scmcstcr Exam: 50 Marks

ern \\ror'k: 25 malks

xolical and Oral Ilxrrn:

Pre-Requisites: Engineering Graphics

Course Ob ectives:

Coursc Outcomes: At thc cnd olthe course. students \\,illbc abl. toI Use ofBIS convertiorls aud skotch thc Yarious machine conir]onents

2 Construct sectiural orhograpliic vierv 6om given isomctric viovDcvclop auxiliary \ i()w olan objcct liotll given Yiews.

4 Construot thc curr,,c ofintelsection oftrvo solids

5 Shou'tolemnces and lcvel ofsurfice finish on produclion driNings6 Dcvelop assemblr'vic$, tiom dctails olgiven component and vice versa

Course Contcnts:

Unit li BIS conve[tion of machine elements and free hand sketches: tllConvcntional rcpresentation of cngincering ntaterials. BIS conventions for scctioning. Tlpcs ol'thrcads proiles, Intemal and extcr-nalthreads, Types gea6 und geilrtDgs, pipojoints, wcldcdjoints.lmporLance of sketching and enleting propottionatc dimcnsions on sketches. Study of simple

machinc clements and componcnts such as screwed ilsteners, shali couplings, pipejoints, rit,eted

?rnd welded.ioints, bearil1gs, gears. etc

llnit 2 Scctional Yiervs: [4]Tlpcs ofscctlons-Iull section. halfscclion. ollsel seclion. guidelines ibr hatching, examples on

liLll end halfsections ol machine elcueDts. lDtroduction to Colnlutcr Aidcd Dcsign and Draftfug.

Advanlaged o[ CAD. study ol prclit]linar]' AutoCAD conmands like dratvins. Study of basic

AutoCAD editing. duncnsioninu and vietving cotnmands.

I Demonstrate dift'crcnt sections of rnachine elemcnts2 Draw three lie$,s ofrnachlnc contponents3 Dm\! cur'\'es ol intcrscction ol lwo solids

Inte+rel diffcrcnt components drawing for asscmbling thcm

5 Explain limits, fits and tolemnces6

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Summarizc and cxplaln corrnands in AutoCAD

Unit 3 Au\iliary Projection: lllPloiectlon oD auxiliarv vertical and holironrrl plaie, Auxilidiy projection of simple nachine

Unit :l: - Intcrpcnctrution oI Surllrces (Emph{sis on Applied C.rscs): I4ll.ine or cuNe ofintersection oftwo pcnctrating c),lindcrs, Cone and cyliDder. prism and a cyliider,co c arld prisrn. For{ed ends, pyamids rDd prism etc.

lnit 5: Geometfcal Dimensioning and Tolcrrnccs: 14]l-rmrts, fits and tolerarlces systcm.rnd its signitlcancc. llctinirions, T)?cs, Rccommendations andscl.cliolls. 'fole]'ances of lbrn1 and position. suilace linish syrnbols as per IJIS. Selection andentenng of all thcsc s),nlbols wjlh refelence 1o details and asscmbly drawings. Tolerancing anindiridual dimensions of dctails dra*,ing. surf'ace roughncss and surlicc roughrrcss srnrbols,rcading the blue prints.

Unit 6: Dru\ring of Ass€mbh and Dettils: tllPart dra$,ing of standard lnachinc contponents such as \.ahes, conlpollcllts oflarious lnacliil1etools. pun{s, shali couplings, joints, pifc fittings. engine parts, etc. Iwes ofproduction dra\\, ings,sire. shape and dcscription. Use of limits. tlts. tolcranccs and surface finish symbols on dctail anddsscnbly draNine, I troduction o1_3D connnatrds and vicws in AuloCAD.

Rcltrc ce Books:I Naravana. Kanrralah, Reddy, "\4achille Drarving". Ncw Agc Intcrnational Publishers.2. AutoCAD and Auto LISP manuals liom ALrtodesk Corp. U.S.A.3- lS Codci SP,16-1988, Standard Dra\\'lng Praclices idr ltgilleering Inslitutes.4- 'Engineering Drarving. rvith an Intloduction to AutoCAD". Dhantnjay A. Jolhe, Tata

I,lccrxw Hill ,2010

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Text Books:I. N. D. Bhatt, "Engineerrng Drar,ing '. Charotar I'Lrblishing Housc. Anand, Indu.2. N. D. Bhatl, "Machine Drau'ing", Clurotal Publishing House. Anand, India

-1. Aicct Sing, "Working with AutoCAD 2000", Tata Nlccraw Hill, New Delhi.

4. (;eorgc Omula. "ABC of,{utoLlSP", BPB Publications, New Delhi.

5. P.S. Cill, Machine Dra* ing., S.K. Kataria and Sons, Delhi, 7rr [dition,20086. "Production Dra\\ing". Narayane, Kannaiah and Vcnkaia Rcddv. Nc\\, Agc

Internarional.2ud Edition. 2002

6. Thermal Engineering Lab

MICtIi06 PCClL Thcrmal Enginecling Lab 0-0-2 I Crcdits

Prc-Requisites: N.{

Course Outcomes: A1 the ,:nd oitlle course, sludcnts willbe ablc to

col - Evaluate various parameters like Calori{ic Value, Dryness Fractiolr etc.

co2 - Perform experiments on Boiler, Nozzle, Cond€nser etc

Analyzc llur gases using emission measuring instruments

The Thcrmal Lab consists oflhe Reporl on Any 7 Expcriments .Froln the Following

L Dclcrlninalion ofculoriiic vtrlue b,v using Bomb calorimeter2. Nieasuremenl ol dry css liectiou ofsteenl using scperrting & throllling calorirrclcr'3. !lue gas analysis r.rsing enlissio mcasuring instruiients4- frial o11 oonrergenl/converge11t-di!ergent t)Ie nozzle5. Ped'ormance cvaluation olsurface condenser.

6. Trial on boiler7. Sludy ihermal power plant \rth steam properlics

8. Industrial Visit to t|errral po\rer plantrThenn.rl Industrics.

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Ensineerinr 1.ah I Oedits

Prc-Requisites: NA

Coursc Outcomes: At the end ofthe coursc. studcnts wlll be able t{)

col - To explain various tyres oflooding and stresses iDduced in components.

co2 - To dcvclop SfD and BMD fir diflerent l\'pes ofloads and suppolr condrtions

co3 - To analyze bending and shear strcsscs lnduced rn mcchanical components

Ihe Strcnth ol N4eterials Lnb consists ol'list ol-cxperiment as lbllows

L Tensile test for Ductile illld Briftle lvlateial

2. (lompression tcst ofMild Stc.l, Casr non.

3. Torsion test on Mild Steel circular scctions

,1. Bcnding Test on Wood Nlateriel

5. Shcar Tesl orl Mild stccl

6. Shain l\{easurcntcnl in stress analysis bv using Pltotoclasticily

7. Thcrmal str'ess mcasure1llent

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Analyze the stress and strain 1br diflerent loadi[g condition in ANSYS

Strcnglh olN{aterials. S. Rammruthrn , DhanpatRai and Sons. Ne\r Delhi

Strcngth Lrllvlaterials. R K. LLnsul. L.rxmi Publicatio,r. .lth ]jdition.

Slrength olllateials, Khurini Gu a, S. Clhand Publicalion.

Strength of\1a1.ials. R.K. It.tjpur. S Chtld Publication

Mcchanics ol structurc, S. B .lurncrkar,C halorar lub licrtion IIousc

Strcngdl o1'Materials. S. S. Bha\.ikalti. Vikas Publicarion House

Shength ofMalcrials, Timoshcnko and Young. CBS I,ublication

Mechanics olMalenals. S S. Ratan. Tata McGra\! IIill Publicatior 2009

Strcrgth ofNlatcrials,B. K. Sarkar, Mccraw Hill Publicatlo|. 200i

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MECH3OT 0-0-2

lieferencc Boolis:

1. Sftengdr ofN{.rlerials. Bccr ard Jolnrson, (lBS I'ublication

2. Strength oIN{alcrials, ai H. l{ider,Nlac \lillan lndia Lld

:1. Strength ofl\,larerials, Nag and Chanda. uilley lndia Publicati.]l1

.1 Advanccd Nlcchnnics of N,lxteirls. Lloresi, \Villcy Indi.1 I'ubhcation

-s. Srcngth of}lat.rials, I)cn IIartong. NlcCra\! I lill Publication

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8. Machine Drarving and Computer Aided Drafting Lab

N{I]CHi08

Machinc Dra*,i q and Conrputer'-Aidecl D|allingI-ab

PCC3L 0 0-,1 2 Crcdits

Pre-Requisites: Engineering GmphicsCourse Outcomes: Al the end ofthe course students will be able to

('or Draw Con\'.nlional rcpresentalion of standurd machine corrponcnts, wclds. nnlcrial

coz trrr. ,r rili.rrl pr.1e.ti..r o.'trircrr "l 1.ctCO3 Dra* cu^,es of intcrscction lir intersectinc solidsCO.} Constnrct an assembly drarving olgivcn machinc parts

CO5Muke use ofvarious Aulo-CAD connnands 1o dcvelop sectional vie\\'and assclnbl)dlarving ofan objcct.

CO6 N]lal<e usc ofvarious Auto-CAD cornnrands to constmct 3-D model.

The Machine Drawing and CAD Lab consists oflist ofexperiment as follows

l. Onc full imperial drarving shcct on BIS conventions. Aee hand sketches consistLngthc drar.ing/ sketchcs o f rcp rcsentation ol_siandard components, symbols ofptpcjoints. rvekl joints- ri\ cl ioinl ctc.

2. Shcct based on auxiliary projccti,tn3. Sheet Bascd on interpenetration ofsolids,1. Onc full imperial drarving shccts. onc consisting ol assenbly lrnd the othcr

consisting of dctails of an) one standard colnponcnt such as valves, cornponents,,1r:-iorr. m,rchinc ruL,.:. furrp...ioin \. cr;i'r. p.rn..,:tr

5. Draw ollhographic scctional view ofmachine conlponents by using AutocAD.6. Drau assembly using AutoCAD.7. Draw 3-D nodelolonc sinrple rnachlne compor'rent.

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9. Workshop Practice

\tFCHl09 ESC 1OL Workshop Practice 0-0-2 I Credits

t*,.,hir,.q S.l,elr,. Exatnina! ion Scheme

0 fus/rveek Scmester llxam: 0 \4arksSenestcr Exam: 0 Marksrial : 0hr'iu,cck

2hr/*eek crm Work:25Exam

and Oral Exanr:25 Mar-ks

Pre-Requisitesl

Course Objectives

I lTo dernonstrate dill'ere t \r'ood machining processes and the wood workinll2 To crplain various types and properlles ofsand3 To dcrno stratc silDplc turning opclltion on ccnler lathe machinc

Coursc Outcomes: At the eDd oflhe corLrse, sludcnts will be able 1(]

I Demonstrate Casting si ulation so{iware and CNC Turning2 Inspect various propcrlics ofrnouldiig sand

i I'erlbrm wood and netal\\'orking operntions

The Workshop Placlicc Lab consists oflisl ofexperimcnt as follows

Term WoIk:

l. l\Ianufacturing Process L.rb

A. Carpentrl shop: onc Job ofPatteN Nlaking llocation: \Yorkshop-ll] (06 hrs)

B. Snnd Tcsting Lab llocation: Workshop-lll (10hrs)

a. Prcparation ofsand lor nrould and core nuking with delnonstralion olslnall coilponcnts

b. Tcnsilc, Compr'essive and shcar strcngth ofl]:ioulding salcl

c. Penreability tcst fbr moLrlding sand

.1. N{oisture content test 1or Drouldi g sand

e. Hardness lest (mouldicorc) [(ireen and Dry]

llSand Grain Size alalysis (Crain Fincness No- on Slevc Shaker apparaLus)

g. Denronstration of Clastil1g Sinrulaliorl Sollware

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2. Simple tur ng Job on Lathe Machine and DemoNtration on CNC turning ce[ter

llocation: Workshop Il (08 hrs)

3. Reports on industrial visits (min. Two) to ferrous and non-ferrous foundries, plastic

industries

Tcxtbooks:

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P.N.Rao, "N'l.rnufhcturinlt lcch olo!t),- Iror.nldry, Forrning and Wcldjn3", Vol. I

Tata McGraw-Hill. Third edition, 2009.

P.C-Sharnu."A lexlbook of Production -l'echnology (lvtanulacturing

processes)',S. Chaud & co.2006.

S. K. H:rjrachoudhury,"Workshop Tcchnology" \rol II lMacl1]lle Toolsl", ,

Mcdia Promoters and Publishers l'v!. l-ld. luumbai. Tenth cdition. reprint 2001.

1. Gcorge E. Dieter,"N{echanical Nletallurgy". Mccraw Hill Book Comparl),, Pril1led

in S iugapore. ISBN : 9780070I 68910,Pub. Date: 23-08-10

2. W.A.J. Chapman, "Workshop Technology'. CBS l'ublishing & Distributors,

Delhi.Vol. I,5th Edrlion,2001

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Sra Ca)l:.\r6:.v-

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10. Constitution of Irdia

MC1 Constitution ol lndia 2-0-0 Audit

Teaching Scheme Examination Scheme:Locture: 2 hlsiweekTutorial: Audit Course

Pre-Rcquisitcs:

Coursc Outcomes: At the end olthc coursc. studcnts \\,ill be able k)

CO] t.-lDderstand the evolution of Indian ConstitutionLndcrstand thc Fu darncrltal Righls irnd Directive Principles

co3 Undcrstand lhe Coveninlen! ol-tlte UnionCO,1 Undersland thc (iovc|nm.rlt olthe Strreco5 Undcrstand thc Indian Judicilr'_v Systemco6 I ndcr\'r1d \ rr oJs ( unjLil! trl,n.rL BuJt. J

Mapping of course outcomes with program outcomes

Course

Outcomes

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Unit 1: Evolution oflndian Constitution (6)

Histo|ical background. Making oflndian Constitutlon, Salicnt tiaturcs oflndian Constillrtion,Sources oflndian Constitution, Prealnblc ofrhc indian Constitution. Si!:nificance oflheI'rearnble

Unit 2: FundimeDtal Rights and Directivc Principlcs

Fcaturcs ofFundailental Rights, La\!s inconsistent with the lundanrental llights, Iiight toEquality, Ffccdom, Right asairlsl exploitation. Freerlol1r ofI{eligion, Culrural & EducarionalItights. Itight olConstitr.rtionalrelnedies, rnd Writs. Dir-ective l'r]lciples ofSate 1'o1icy

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Unit 3r Govemment ofthe Union (7)

Plesident oflndia tslcction and Po$,crs. Primc Ministcr and Council ofMilistcrs. Lok Sabha

Ccrnposition and lowers, Raj1,a Sabha Composition and Powcrs, Fcderal Syqtenl oflndiai'cntc- (t.rtc rclrt o r,. I rr c gerrir Prurr:r. r.

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Ciorcnlor Appointmerlt & Po$crs. ChiefNrinistcr and Council ofNlinisters. LcgisLatire

Issembly Composition and pov'crs. Legislalivc Council Composition:rnd porrer.,l', n h:1.-r. B ri In-irrrh'r).. \Lrrr. rftrI i .,rpo rli. n'

tinit 5: The Judiciary

Featurcs ofjuclicial systcm in l lia. Suprcme (i)ud Struclure and se[l. OrSaniz|ttion &l'rocedur-c olsupreme Courtjurisdiction ol suprcme Coult, High Court Structurc and

jurisdiction, Indcpcnriencc o1'l Iigh Coult, Subordinate Couds

tinit 6: Constitutional Bodies

Dlcclion Commission, UPSC. SPSC, Financc Comrnissiorr oflndia, Comptr-r:11cr and

Accounldnl Cencml of lndia, Attomey Ceneral oflndia, Advocatc (ieneril oJ Slatc

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11.Ideathotr II

MECH3l t PIiOJ2 ldeathor II 0 0-2 Audit

Tcaching Schemc ExrrninatioD Schenrc

ur'e: 2 hrs,wcck Senleslcr Exam: --Scnlester Examl

enn Work: -- 25 MalksExam: --

al and OralExanri --

Pre-Requisites: NA

Course Outcomes: At thc cnd ofthc coursc. studcnts uill be able to

Coursc ()utcomesl

Upon successiirl completioi oltliis course, the studcnts will bc able to

1 Idcntill thc problcrrs rclated to tcchnical, social rmpoftance

2Convcrt opcn-cndcd problcm statemcnts into the statement ofwork

l ldentit the literature gap $,ith the help ofavailable literature and survcy

4 Inculcatc problcrn-solving skills and critically analyze the options available to solvc thcproblem.

) Conceive the imporlance ofdocurnentation and rcpoit wdting

An engineering graduute mLrst pay attention !o societal conccrns to alle\,iate sotrre oflhe rcallifcsocietal challcngcs by dclivcring rcasonablc tcchnology solutiors. Thc Idcathonc concept is bdsed

on the same theme. The ideathon atlernpts to discovcr societal problems and develop answcrs

ritilizing soicncc and tcchnolog), for the bettennent ol socicty or hurnan lift. 'lhis will assist

sludents ili understandirrg the productiproicct d$,clofrrent process, best pr-acticcs and cncouraging

thci crcativity to tackle real-rvorld pr-oblems. While developing rhc application/producl. students

rill Iearn etl-ectivc tcam buildrng, dcsigning, Lrudgeting, planrling, engjnccrin!: skills and

processes, and saleLy nonns a d sra derds. Stlrdc[ts Nii] recoglize the need lirr documcntation

and plofessional ethics.

Guidelines

1. Every student shall unde ake the l,linor Projcct in scmestcr III and conlinue 1br semester

tv.2. A group o1'a rrinjlnLrlr ol'3 and a maximum of5 studelts shilll be allolled lbr cach minor

projcct.

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3. The sludents bave to idcntity thc problcrn by a discussion \\'ith various stakeholdcrs, sitc

visits. expert opinions and varioLrs rcscxrch articles ill oonsultatjon with the project gLridc.

,1. {-lollcct sut cicrlt data and sul\,ey lo eslablish thc criticality ofthe prob]cln to bc solved.

5. Apply va olLs lools lbr proJect planninlL and design.

6. Critioalll anol-v- zc various solulions/techniques to solve real-\\'orld problclns.

1. Sclcct and justily one oIlhe solutjdrs idcntified bes.d on the leasilrilit,v. aflbr.labilily, easc

ofuse and environmcntal conccrn.

Ij. l-earn and apply srandards ofenginccring cthics and proltssional beha\ior

The committee ofsenior llculty mcrrrbcrs and a guidc rvill be appoinlcd to monitor the progess

and continuous evaLuation ofeech project. The asscssmcnt shaLl be &)ne jointly by thc guidc and

collnrittcc nlcrnhcrs.

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12. Aptitudo Skills-I

NlECl13 r2 Aplitudc Skills- I 1-0-0 I Cleditst

eachin Scheme ination Scheme:

rial:0l.rveekNA:NA

ontilruous Asscss rent 1: 25 tvlarks

ntinuous Asscsslncnt 2: 25 lvlarks

Prc-Requisites:Corn urllcationSkilLs

Aptitude and Solt Skills (l2IIrs) (Compulsory)

Course 0bjcctivcs:

I To study the basics oleptitudc skills likc percentage. avcragc, ratio and proportion,

etc.2 To understand tlrc conccpts ofNumber syslem

3 To undelstand the conccpts ofbusirlcss aptitude1 To study the various spccd marh tcchniques

5 'I'o study the basic word and senlcrcc building6 To understand the basics ol tenses uscd in English

Course Outcomes: At the end ofthe course, students wi1lbe able to

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2 Sunxrarize number system in detall.

I JUrilir( busincss cptrtudc

4 Evahute spccd mrlh lcchniques

5 Make lLse ofessential English graDDnr

6 Make use oftenses-

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Outcomes

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Unit 1: Basic Aptitud€

Proportim, FraclioD, Angles and its application

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Rclercncc Books:

l. Rao N,D,V,Prasada, \\hen &anrp: Martirr IIigh School English Grarnmar andComposilion Book. S Chand Pub1ishing,2017

2. N4urph"v, lntcnnccliale Bnglish Cranxnar wlth Answcrs, Cambridge UniversityPress:Second edition

3. RS Aggarrval, Ob.jcctilc Gcncral English, S. Cirand Publishcr; 2016 edition

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Unit 2: \umber System l2l

Types olNumber System. Lasl Digil Nlcthod, BODN4AS Calculatiorr

Ilnit 3: Business Aptitude I2l

Profit & Loss, Srmplc Intercst- airmpound lntcresl

tinit,l: Spced \Iath Techliques l3l

Spccd, lrme, Distance, Trains, Boats, Strcilms, Races

Unit 5i Essential English Grammar Il1

Scntcncc constructiorl, Auxiliar-ics and Word Building

Unit 6: Tcnscs I2l

Prcscnt tcrlsc, Past tense. I-uture tense. Modals

Tcxt Books:

1. Arun Shrama - Quanlitalive aptilude for CAT.2. tts ,\gganval, A Nloder-n Appr-oach lo Yerbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning,S.Chand

Publisher: 2016 cdition3. RS Aggarwal, Quarltitati!c Aplrtudc lor CoDrpctitivc Lxaminations, S.Chand Publisher;

2016 edition,t. Raymond Muryhy. EssentialEnglish Grnmmar w1!h Answcrs, Murphy

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13. Langauge Skills-I

MECH313 USNt ( t-l Langauge Skills- I 002 Audit

Scheme: ion Schemc

NArirl NA us Asscssmellt I: 25 Nlarks

us Assessmcnt 2:25 Marks02/rveek

Foreign Languages (AnY One)

Japancse Language Course I (12IIrs)

Course C)hjectives:

This coursc is clesigned to inlroduce stlrdcnts to the erer'yday language of Japan. I-essons \\ill be

organized aroul1d natural conversational topics, Ieading students ltom lundanrentaL cspects 01'

glarrmar to r'cadings in simplc tcxts.

Coursc Outcomcs: At rhc cnd ofthe course. sllrdcnts will bc ablc to:

I Explain the history and scripts used in Japaiese

2 Translatc sinryle English rvolds into Japancsc

3 Exprcss thcmselves b) LLsirig sirnple scntcnces and Lesponses to questions

4 0"..".t"rt" Irp-rr"t";lipts through oral and rvrlttcn conrmunicalir.rn

Course Contentsi

Ir Dit 1: Introduction I3l

Rriclhisrorv of.lapan, Japanese I-anguage, Introduction ofthree scripts in Japanesr, \ iz.

Hiragana. Katakana, and Kanji, Da-vs olthe rveek, Basic Numerals. a d months ofthe year,

Lnit 2: SimpleWord fbrming I3l

Dcmonstl'atives in Japancsc, Writirlg sirnpLe rvords in Ilitagana. \Vrjling all t)?ijs of\\ords, and

simplc scurcoces in Hiragana- \rcrbs irr Japanese,

Unit 3: Simplc sentence formirg I3l

Iutroduction o[ Kalakana, Formation of simple se le ccs involving askjng a d answcring

questions, Basic Convcrsational skills. Asking a11d answcring questiois bascd on the bpicsstudicd, lntroduotion of ferv simple Kat!i, and thcir usc in sentences based on the pattern "---ni--- !!aa masu".

Unit 4: Simplc interactions l3l

Translations lionl and iDlo Japanese, Rcading an ulseen paragraph, and answering qucstions

based thereon. General revision

Text Bookr

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l. Nihongo Slloho I (Japan Foundation Publ.)

2. CENKI l: An Integrited Course in Elementary Japencsc (-lj1!:lish xnd Japanes' Editi()n)

3. Japdncsc for Bus)' Pcoplc I: Klna Vcrsron (Japanesc 1br Busy Peoplc Series) 3rd lrrlition

Referencr Booki

I Minna \o Nihongo I (3A Corporalion, lapan)

2. .lapanese liorn Terol l: Pro\ell Icchniqucs to Learn lapanesc lir Shl(1ents and

ProlLssionals (rth Edjtionby Georg. Tronlbl

Foreign Languages (AnY One)

German Language Course I (12Hrs)

Coursc Objectives:

This course provides an opponunity lo crlhance accpisition olthe lunda lelltal clcrnents of the

Gernun language. Emphasis is on the progrcssive devck)pment ofbasic listening, spcaking,

readlng, and u,riting skills lbrough tlle use of sLlpplencnlal,! learning iredia and matcrials'

(lourse Outcomes: At tllc cnd ofthe course, studenls willbe able to:

I thc simple C.rman words used lbr daily rLsed rvords

2 lale rvords inlo (ierman

thclnselves lc senlenccs and onses toLlslnstmtc Gelmatl scri throu oral and Nrilten communication.4

Course Contentsi

Unit 1: Introduction t3l

Introduction ofthe language. Crectings, Introdltco oneself. speaking about yourselland others,

numbcls. tl-mail aclclress, Alphabcts, spoakinq aboul countries end languages. Spcakin-q about

Hobbies. to havc an inlbrmalappointnlcnt- lcarning rvcckda,vs, morlths and seasolls

Unit 2: Simple word forning I3l

Speoking about protcssions, work lrnd wartimes, learrlillg lo lill uf a proiile in Ccrman, Leanring

to mnelhc lamous places, buildings in a cil)', leaming delinitcl indelirlitc and negative articlcs

in Ceruran. to name ihc modcs o1'transpoltation. To learn to describe the way, to undcrstand thc

lexls with irlemational words.

Unit 3: Sinrple sentencc forming t3l

To spcak rbout food, to plan a shopprng. conversation \\ith tllo shopkccper, Convcrsltion about

the fbod. aboul likcs and rlislikcs, to u dcrstand thc "w" qucstbns. To understand the $'atch

tirrirgs , givillg inlbrnratiorl about tirne. spcakirg about the lalDilies, 1() plaD a datc

Unit 4: Simple interactions

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Learning about putlcluality in Cernlan,v an{:l ho\\to cxcuse for delay. telephonic 'on\cr\ltiollrboul the xppointmenls. To plalr somelhing togethcr, sfeakirg about birthdiry' lo understand

invitation and to rvrite an invitation. b order and to pay in rcstaulant, to spcak rbout own

expericnces. To understand palticr.rlar inlblrralion fionr rhe tcxts t{) undelstand about diflcrcnt

evcnts and c\'ents rclatedinlbrmation in Radio

Text Books

l' NetzwcrkAlbctisbuch Al (io}'a1 Prrblishtr'

2. "The Evcr)thiDg Lcarning Gc nan Book: Spcak. Wrltc and UndeNtand Ba\ic (;ennan in

No Time" by Dd Stvick

3. "Gornan Madc SimPle: Learn to Speak ind Undcrstand fiernm[ Quickly and E'Nily"

Relercnce Books

1. by Elrgenc Jackson anclAdofh Geiger

2. "Hamrrer's Ccruran Cranmar aDd Usage'(Ii1ih Bdillon) by Professor Martin Dur.rcll

l. 'Lcarn Gernran xith Stories: Calt in Ber lin" by Andri Klein

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\'IFCH4(]l BSC6

NLrmcrical Vcthocls tirr Mcchanioelllngincers 2-0-0

Scheme Schernc:

2 hrslqeek irlr.lous Assesslnenl ll [0 MarksSeDrester lixaln: 30 NlarksScnrestcr Eraln: 50 Marks

ontinuous Assessmenl 2: 10 Nlarks

Semester IV

1. Numerical Methods for Mechanical Engineers

Pre-Requisitesl Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Mechanics

Course Objectives:

Coursc ()utcomes: A.t the cnd ofthc course, students will trc able to:

Coursc Contcntsi

Unit 1i Roots ol Equations I7l

x) Error-r'ound_oll,epproxlmate irnd true elTor. tlLmcation crror'el1or plopa!:ation!impo(ance

o1_errors in computer program|ninu.

b) Bracketing N{ethods - Biseclion Nlelhods, Falsc Position Nlcthorl

c) open Ilcthods Newton Rapson \{clhod, Multiplc Roots, Systcm ofnon-lincar Equations'

Sccant N{elhod

d) Roots of poll nonrials -Muller's \'lcthod

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o introduce nurrclical lrtcthods f'or so I roots ofe tions.

o introduce numerical mcthods fbr so uatiollslincar).

o introducc nul]rerical met]rodsfor- curve3

o introducc numer ical melhods for evalua definite int als4o introducc nume cal melhods lor d iliarc ntial iions

5

o apply the knowledge ofthese solve pr'acticel problems \\ ith suitablemethods to6

va(lous nulncricaltem of IttionsISolYe iinear vdrious numericallro112

3 hasic mathematical uation lbr re s1011 curve

4 differentiation& nurlelical melhodst)n) different ial various rnelhodsolve tlon

6 artiaLdiffclential diifcrenl nunrerical

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Ilnit 2: Lirear algebrxic cquation t5l

Gauss Elimination luethfil Naive Causs Elirlination method, Causs-Jordan Uelhod, Matrix

h\,crsion -Ll,- Decomposition, llcrLttive \'{elhod - Gauss Jacobi Method& Cialrss SeidelMcthod

Unit J: Curye fitting l8l

Lcast squarc rcglcssion_Lincar rcSression. Polynonlial Rcgrcssjon. tltting olexponcntial &

logarithrnic cunc.

Lhit 4: Numcrical Dilfcrcrtiltion and lntcgration l1l

Trapezoidal rule. Sirrpson's (1i3rd) rulcs . Simpson s (3"81h) rules, Inlcgralion unequal scgments,

Romberg's Integration, Causs Quadraturc Method,Dcrivatives using ne\\"ton's fort\''rd diflerencc

nlcthod. Dcrivatives usilrg ncwton's Backward clillcrcncc rnethod & Derivativcs Llsing Stirling's

centrcl dilGrcnce method.

Unit 5: Interpolation 16l

l-initc ditterences, lntcrpolalion using newloll's lbn\'ard, backrvard &ccotral lormulae, Newton's

d idcd difference Mcthod, Lagrangc's interpolalion fonnula.

Unit 6: Partial Dilfcrential Equation l1l

Classiucation olsecond order Parlial difLrential cqultions - ELliptjc' Parabolic and Hyperbolic,

Laplace's mcthod, explicit rnethod. implicit rrethod. (lrank Nicolson Method.

Text Books:

l. St$en C. Ci'npra, "Nunerical Melhods lor Elgincers", Tata Mccra$ Hill

Publications, Nc\r' Delhi, 5th Edition.2007.

2. B. S. Glelral. "Nulnericatl \4cthods ir1 En.qineering and Scicnoe with Progranrs in C

and C++". Khanna Publications. Nc\\ Delhi.Tth Edit]on,2008

3. 'Nunrcrical Methods", E BalgurusrvamY Tata Mcgra\\'Hill Publicalion Company

Lrd.,8rh Edition,2002.,1. "Numedcal Metho<1s", S.Arull:tugaln,A. Thangapandi Isaac and A.Soltasunclararn'

Scilech Publicalions India l'\'t.Ltd..Chennai, 2nd Ildition,2007.

5. "Numcrical Methods". Dr. V.N.Vedalnurthy. Vikas Publication

RelereDce Books:

1. J.N. Kapoor. "Mathcnratical \lodcling",Ncw -Age N{umbai, lirst Edition.2005'

2. Kreyszig. "Advanccd NlatheInatics",Lauric Rosatone. USA. 2006

3. SigLrcsu S Ilao, 'Engineerug Optimization".Nerl' Agc lntelnationall'ublishcr, 3rd

Edition.2010.4. "Applied Nuncrical N4elhods !vith l\'lATLAB lbl- Engineers and Scientists",

S.C.Clhapra,Tata McCra* Hill lducation Plt.Ltd.,Ne\\' Dclhi, 3rd Edition,20l2'

5. Nurnerical Anallsis ThcoD aid Applicatlons".l(.L Burden and J.D.Failes,

Ccngage Learning India Pvt.Ltd..New Dclhi, I st Edition.2005

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2. Engineering Material Science

MBCH4O2 PCC59 Ellsineerrng N4elcrial Science 3-0-0 3 Credits

eaohil]g Schcrne lExaminalion Scheme

eclur'e: J h$/wcck onlilluous Assessrnenl 1: 10 Marksld Scnlester Irxa1ll: 30 Marks

Semester Exam: 50 Markstus Assessment 2: l0 Marks

Pre-Requisites: Physics

Course 0bjectives:

I To acquaint studcnts with the basic concepts of mctal structure

2 To impart b.rsic kno\\4edge ofFeIIous ilnd Non Lrrous albys

3 To study various heat treatment processcs and its applicalions,1 To know principles ol heal tre.rrmcnr

5 'l o acquaint strLdcnts \\'ith thc powdcr metallurg) and strcnE:thcninll rnechanisms

Coursc Outconrcs: At thc cnd ofthc course. stLrdents \|ill bc atrlc to

I lExpl.lin the importancc ofmarcrial science rn mechanical cngircering.

2 Explain the phase diagrams of !arious alloys w.r.t. conrpositions, properties and applications.

3 Explain the lechniqucs lor pcrlormhg dcstructive and non-dcslructilc lcsts.

:1 Explain the principles ofhe t treahenl and hcat trealment fumirnces

5 Lxploin diffcrcnt hcat trcatrncrt processes and ils applicaions

6 !,rplain polvdcr mctallur$, techniques ltr producing components & various slrcnglhcnin!!

Course ConteDts:

Lnit l: N{etats and,{ltoy S}stcnrs I10l

Int11)duction to N{etaliic and Non-Inetallic nttcrials and its classification

(Mctels,rAlloys/l'olymers/Cornpositcsr'('crarnics), l1pes of bonds, Cryslxl structurc (SC. BCC,

FCC, HCP), Imp.rtcctions in crystals, Alloy lb ration by crystallization, Nuclcation arld growth,

Cooling cuNes. Dendritic structurc and coring. Solid solutions and intermediale phascs, Phases

and Gibbs phase rule, Corlstructlon of cquilibriurn diagranrs from cooling curves. lsomorphous

sysrcm (Solirl Sotution), Euteotic, Paltidl solubilily Pcritcctic arld lnternetallic flo pounds, Lever

arrn p nciplc.

Unit 2: Stud"y 0f lron CarboD Equilibrium Diagram 16l

With respecr to t)?ical compositions, Propcfiics and A.pplicalions lbr fic lo11o$'ing alloys: a)fe-

Fcr(i cquiliblium diag:am - Ferrous dlloys (Plain carbon steels, cast iron), b) Alloy steels- Free

cutting stecls. HSLA High Sucligtl] Lo\\, Alloy stce

Stainiess steels- diffcrcnt q,pes. Tool steels- tlTres-

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Ulrit 3i Study ol \'{rious Phase Di{gnms

a) Colpcrbased alloys brasses Cu Zn. BronTcs Clu- Sn. Cu- Be. Cu-Ni,

b) Alurninunl based alloys Al- Cu(Duralumin) Al-Si (Modification),

c) Ti (fi-6Al-4\r).

Sclcclion of nr.rtc]ials arld Spccilications b.rscd on - lS, BS, SAE, AISI

Ilnit 4: Principles of Heat lrcatment 16l

a) Translor'rnation of l'earlitc into austenrtc upon heating. b) Iransforfi1ation of austenitc into

P.arlile, Bainite an.l Mallensite on cooling. c) TTT Diagraln signilicancc, CCI - I)iagranN

signilicance, Ef ct ofalLoyitlg.lttncnts on l l'T diagranl and ils signilioancc, d) Hc,rt lrclhnclll

fur-naces and equipments, controlled atrnosphere.

Unit 5: Heat Trentmcrt Processes I8l

a) Ileat Treatilent olsteels: AnDedling Tlpes-Full, Partial and Sub critical annealing (Various

tJpcs) and puryoscs, Nomralizing- Putposcs; Hanlening (llardening qpcs). Auslenpcring and

Martcmpe ng, Mechanisrn of qlLenching and Quenching Dedia, tlardcnability- Concept and

methods o i-dctcnnination olllardcnabilit.v- Crossmans critical diameter mclhod and Jomlny end

clLc ch tcst, Tempcr ing Typcs. StruoLural transtbrmalio s durin!! tcrlpcring, purloscs olsubzcro

trcatment; Surfhcc hardening - Flanrc and lnductiorl, Chemical hcat treatments fof '2se

h'rdi:nin!'

Carburizing, Nitriding. C,vaniding, Carbonitriding,

b) Heat trealmcnt of Nonlerrous Al1oys: Anncaling- Stless rcliei l{ecrystallizatio and Plocess

anncalirrg; Plecipitatior) hardening BLlsic reqLliremcrlts, Stages. Col non alloys,

c) llcat treatment dcfccts and renledics.

Unit 6: Powder I'lctalturgy & Strcngthening lfcchanisms t61

Advantages, Linltations end Applications oI Powder Metallurgy, Po\vdcr manulacturing q?es-

l\4cchanical, Pbysical, Chemical and Elcctro- Chctrlical, Mixing'/ Blending- (Double corrc ancl Y-

Cone rnixcr s) Compaction- ilrcs- ('orrrenlional, Isostatic. HERF, Powdar rolling and crtrusion,

Sinrering- I)pcs, Liquid slagc and solid stage sintcrirlg. Finishing operatlons: Sizing, Machining,

Infiltration and Impregnation. Refincment of grain size, cold working,'strain hardenLng, Solicl

solulion strengthenjng, dispcrsion strenglhcning.

Text Books:

l. "N{aterial scicncc and etallLlrg-v for engineers", V.D. Kodgirc. Bverest Publishers Punc,

l2lh Edition.2. "lntroduction to Physical Melallurgy' . S. H. Avncr, Ttr4H pLLblication, 20l03. "Physical metallurgy". \rijendra Singh, Strndard Publishers Delhi

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Refcrcnce Books:

I. "lntro.luction to physical mctallurgy'. S. H. Avncr. l\'lcGra*'Hill Book Company lnc,gditior. 2nd . It)7.1.

2. "Matcrial science and cngineering" W. D. Callistcr. Wiley India Pvt. Lld.. 5th Editior.l. "Heat lrealrncots Principles irtd Practices", T. V. Rr.lan i Cl.P Shanrra. Prentir:e Ilall

ol lndia Pvt I-td. Nc* Delhi,4. Ilrgirlc.ring Nletallurg),". R. A. Higgi s. Vi\a l]ooks Pvl. Ltd.. New l)clhi, l ''

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Elective IEl. Renewable Energy Engineering

N,] r-rc H'101 A Pl-rcl Rcncrvable Energy ):nginccring 2-0-0 2 Credits

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hing s.h-1E44141 ion Soheme

Lccture: 2lxsiweekPractical: 2hrrwcck

Continuous Assessmen!N4id Scnrester Exarn: l{)F.n.l S.mester F-xa : 50

Coll!inLrous Asscssnlcnt

I : 10 MarksMarksMarks2: 10 Marks

Coursc Outcornes: A1 the end o1'thc cor.usc. studcnts will be able to

CO i: Explaii the difierent Renewablc encrgy Sources

alo 2: Elaborale working ofsolar collectors and solar afplicalionsCO 3: Dcsign Solal PllotovoLtaic SyslemCO ,1: Lldborate lvorking oi other renewablc cncrgies snch as wind, biomassCO 5: Classil,v dillerent Renewable energy sourceCO 6 : Estimatc Encrgy Utilization through Energy Audit Case Study

Course Contents:

Unit 1: Introduction ofRenc\rablc Encrgy and Solar Radi,rtions

Rcnervablc Energy resources, Estimation o1'rene{'iblc cncrgy reserves in lndia, Solar cncrgy,

Spectrl1l distrlbution, Solar gconrctrv. Atteuualion ofsolar radlation in Earlh's tlmospher.,Mcasurement olsolar radiatioD, I'roperlics ofopaquc and transparerrl sur'feccs.

Unit 2: Solar Collectors and Solar Encrgy Applications

Flat Platc Solar CollectoIx: Conslruulior) olcollcctor, material, sclecliort critcria tbr flat plilte

collcctors, lcsting ofcollectors, Lilnitctioll of llat plalc collcctors, htroducLion lo ETC.

('onccntrating t)?c colleotors: Types o 1' concenlrators. advantages, paraboloid, larabolic tlough,Heliostirt concentrator, Selection ofvarious nraterials used in conccntrating sYslem-s, trackirg.

Solar [l1ergy Applicationsr Air/Watcr hcating, Space heating/coo]ing, solar drying, and solarstill.

Unit 3: Solar Photovoltaic System

Opemting Principlc ofPhotovoltaio ccll concepts, l'hoto-cell materials, Ccll module array. Series

and parallel connections. N{aximuur porver'point tmckine. Design ofstandalone svstcm withbatlery and AC or DC Ioad (Dcscripli!c Trcahncnt). Applications,

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Unit,lr \Yind Encrgy and Biomass

Types ofrvind nrills, Wind power aveilability. and \1ind polrcr dcvelopment in India- Evalultionofsitci lbr bio-conversion and bio-rness, Bio mass gesification \\'i1h spccial reference 1()

a!ficultural waste.

Unit 5: Inhoductbn to Other Rcnc\!able llnergy Sources

'I idal. Gco-lhernral. O |ECI: Minirmicro hydro clcctrio- Ceo-lhcrmal- Wavc. Tidal Systcrn

design, components ard econolnics.

Unit 6: Flncrgy Auditirg

Flcmcnts and concepts,'flTres olenergy itudits, Instnnnenls used il) c crgy auditing.

llconolnic Analysisi Cash uorvs. Time IalUe o1-noney. Folmulae relatil1g plesent and ful re

.".1 :^$. .in!lc antuu t. l,'til..tm 5('ie.

Texts books:

l. Chetal1singll Solanki, "Rcnervable E nelgy :I echno logie s", Prentice Hall oflndia, 2008.

Rclerences:

1. S. P. Sukhatme- "Solar Energy: Prmcjplcs ofThermal Coilection and Stomge", Tala Mccrawllill Publications. New Delhi, 1992.

2. G. D. Raj. "Solar Encrgy Utilization", Khanna Publlsher. Delhi. 1992.

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E2. Industrial Product Design

MECH4(]3B PEC]1 IndLrstr iai Ploduct Dcsrgn 2-0-0 2 Credits

Ieaching SchemeLccturcr 2 lus,/weck'I.utorial:

Practicali

(i)ntinuous As\cssrncrnMid Senlester F.xam: l0En.l Scnlcstcr [xarn;50Continuous Assessrnent

l : l0 Marks\4arksMarks2: 10 Marks

Coursc Outcomes: At the cnd ol-the oourse. students will be able to:

l. DcmLnNtratc kno\{ledgc o1-integration ofdesign aspects like product architecturc, urgunumlcs,acsthetics, quality, safity, reliability and proLlltct dala maDagemcnt.

2. Develop di11!rent altclnativc solutiols l_or small sub problems and select most apprL,pti.rlcsolution tion1 the sct olsolutions.

3. Estimate cost ofnew product by considerhg various components ofthe costs and Explainimportance ofdesigning the product usirls dcslgn lbr X methodology.

4.,,\pply aesthctic and ergononlics considclations whilc designing controls, displays and userintarlaces.

5. Dcscribe basics ofProdLlct Archilecture, Protolyping and Cost arld ValLLe Enginccri g. Selectthe Standard Ilrgonomics :tnd lndustq, Salaly paratnctcrs in Product Dcsign.

Lnit I Introduction 106l

Challcngcs ol ploduct davclopmcnt. Idcnli[y customcr necds. Successful product developmcnt.

QLrality aspcct ofproduct design. Markct Resear.ch, Suncy.

Llnit 2 l'roducf DevelopmcDt Process aDd Planning I07l

l lovatio and alreativit_v in Produfi [)esign. Product Planniug proccsscs. pr.oduct speciflcatjonslroccss ol setting sfccilicctions. (Concept (icncmtion Selection Tcsting).

Unit 3 Product Architecturc 1071

Product Alchitecturc: Itnplication o l' architecturc, Establishing thc architecture, Related systernlcvcl design issuc. Product Data Managcmcnt, Use of Computerized Data N{anagement and'Process, Industrial Design : OlcrvieN.

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Aesthctics: Aesthetio Consid.rarions. Visual Etfccts ol Fonn and CLrlour in Product Dcsign.Ergonomicsi Ergonolnics and froduct design and autolualcd sls1erls. Anthropomorphic data and

ils applications in crgono lic design

Llnit,{ Design for Nlnnufacturing and Assernbl| 1071

Tolerance, Design ofGauges, Design for Environment, Prototyping, Engineering Materials,Concurrent Engineering, Product Costing, Value e[ginee ng.

Unit 5: (icomctric \lodeling Techniqucs I07l

(icomctric rnodeling techniclues- Wirctiamcs, B-Rep. CSC and Hybrtl n]odelers, Ireature based,

Pariunetric and \rariation modelillq, Virtual rcalisllt, col]lputer aninution, mechanical asscmblyand rnass propeft) calculations, CAD,CT\!l iutcgratlo

llnit 6 Industrial Safctyr I07l

An approach fo Industrial Design - Elcmcnts of Design Slructure lbr Industrial Dcsign incnginccrlng applications in manuiltctllring systems. Personal protective Equipmcnt and

Environment Control Prcvcntion and speoific saftty lncasurcs fbt lltanulactur.ing and processing

industry and chemical iudustry.

l. "Product Desigl and Devclopncrl",Kall l. Ulrioh, Steven G. Eppinger; L'\r,in Tata

McCm\\ Hill. 3rd Edition.

2. "Product Design und Manufacturing".A.C. Chitalc and R.C. Cupta. Prelttice Hall oflndia,3rd Editiorr.

3. "Product Dcsign",Otto end Wood, I'earson education.,1. "Human Factor Englnccring". L P Singh, Galgotia l'ublicatLon Pvt.Ltd. IstEdition.

l. "New Ploduct f)evelopnrcnf'. Tim Jones, Butterworih, Heinemann. Oxfurd. (1997).

2. "Assernbl,v Automalion and ProdLlct Design ,(ieo1lilry Bootlrrold, Marccl I)ekker, CRC

I'rcss.

3. 'lndustrial Produot Dcsign".(l W llureshem.:1. "lndustrial Design lor Bneinccrs',N{ayiiLl W.H, London, Hilfbe boohs Ltd.5. "lntroduction 1() Irgonornics",R.(1. Bridger, Tatu McGrau Hill Publication.

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E3. CNC Machines

MECH4O3C PECl CNC Machines 2-0-0 2 Credits

Teaching Schenle: f \rrnnJtron Schrn)cLecturc: 2lusrweekTulorialiPracticall

us Asscssrncrlt 1: 10 MarksScmcstcr Exanl: 30 l\4arksScmcstcr Exam: 50 N1arks

Asseq\nrcfl ? l0 N4arks

Pre-Requisites:

Course Objectives:

1 Intoduction CNC Machine2 Tooling fol CNC Machines3 CNC Programming

Elcnlcnts of CNC machines) CNC tunling centel-s

6 CNC machi igccnters

Course Outcomes: At lhc cnd ol lhe course. sllrdents \\.ill be able to

I UnderstaDd diflerent CNC machincsI I .locr.ra1d ronl.ng lbt ( \' rnaihin<.3 UnclerstandCNCPrograrnming4 UnderstandElementsofCNCrlachines5 K-nurr fNC turnrn,: tentcrs6 Knorv CNC meohining oenlers

Course Conlcnts:

Unit 1: CNC Machines IllNC, CNCI ond D\lCl, Constructional lLelules Drl\,es arld control systcms, Fccdback dcviccsIntcrchangcablc k)oling systcm Ircsel and qualifiecl lools, ISO specificalion Machining center

'I\rming center.CNC l'rograDxning:( Sarnplc program in lathc and lnilling Conrputcr aidcd partprogranxning Ai''I proSram CAI\'I packagc Canncd cyclcs Programming. ) N{anual partprOgranlming

Unit 2: Tooling lbr CNC l\'Iachincs I5l

Intcrchangcable tooling system, preset and quulifiecl tools,coolant led tooling system,lnoduhrfixtLrring, qLrick changc toolirg svslem, automaric hetid chargers, DNC Systen]s and Adaptive(lontrol: Introductjon, type ol D\C sysrems, ad![ntages nnd disadlantages ol DNC. adaptivecontrol with optimization, Adaptive control \i1h constnins, Adaptive control ol machiniog

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l)elinition. irnporlancc ol-\,arious positions like nrachine zcr'o. holne position. *ork piccc zcro-prolLranxne zero.NC pal1 programming: palt progranxning fltndinl.lltals- DaDLral prog mlnins.NC coor dinelc syslcrn and axcs, scqucncc nulnber. prcparatoly ltnctions. dilncnsion $'ords. speed

$(nd. fccd word. tool\\'ord. lniscellancous llnctions

Unit 4: Elements of CNC nichincs lllTypcs. l,orkirg lnd ilrportdnce ol slidc $,ays. re-circulaling ball sclew,devices (ransduccrs.

cncoders)-automatio tooLchangers (A l CJ, rutomatic pallet changers (APC).

CINC tooling: tooi prcsctting conccpt and imporlanoe, Qualiticd tools- delinition, need alrd

ad\an1ages, Tool holders t\'pes a d alplicalions

Unit 5: CNC turning centers l5l

T)|es ol CNC turning center., taatures oiCNC tuming cc[ter-, axes l1onenc]aturc ofCNCl turningccntcr. spccification of CNCI turning center. work holding deviccs t1pcs, Working of CNCtuflring ccntcr, Applications ofClNC tuflring center

Unit 6: CNC machining centers I5l

TWes CNC nachinjng center, taatures CNC nlachining center-, axes nomenclatule CNCmachlning center, specjfication CNC nuchining ccnter. work holding devices t)'pes, workingofCNC machining center. Applioations ofCNC macl'ining center

Tcrn Work:

I) Fcaturcs and selcction ofCNC turning and milling centcrs

2) Practicc in part programming and opcration ol CNC turning machines. subr'outine techniqucs

and use ofc\,cles.

l) Practicc in fart plngramnilg and operating a machjning ccntcr. tool panning and selection ofsequences ofoperatiols, tool selling or lechinc

Teft Books:

L l'abla, B.S.; Adilhan M.. "CNC Nhchincs", Ne$ ,\gc lnlenlaiiondl. Nc\\'Dclhi. 2014

2. Quesada, Ilobert, "Computer Nurnerical Contlolturning and machining ccntcr-s". PI IILcaming , Ncw Dclhi,200,1i. Sarecn, Kuldccp. "CAD/(]ANI" S.(lhand. New Deihi, 2007.Relcrence Books:

l. \rishal. S., "lntrodlrction to NC/CNC NIachines", S.K.Katarla & Sons., Ne$' Deihi,20092. Reo. P N; Tiwari. N Ki Kundra. T "(lomputcr Aided N4anulaluring', Tata McGra\1 Hili.New Delhi.20l4.

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E4.Control Engineering

MECH4O3D PECl Control Enginccr-ing 2-0-0 2 Llrcdits

Teachins Schenrc E'rLlination Schenreectul-c: 2 hls,rrveekurcirl: NAraclical: N,4.

Asscssnlenl l: 10 Marksid Semester Exam: 30 Marks

Semester Exam: 50 Maiksonlinuous Assessmcnt 2: I0 Mlrks

Pre-Requisites: Engineering Graphics, Machhe Drawing

Course Contents:

t.lnit 1: X{athcmnticl l,lodcl I5l

Inlrcduction to Alrtomatic Coutrol: Generalized Control SJstcln, T1pes, Opcn loop and ckrscdloop s),stcms, Ad!antagcs ol Auronlatic Control Syst.11ls, l\,Iathcnretical N4odel of ControlSvslcln. Nlath.tnalical VIodel of (lonlrol System: \,lechanical I-ra slalional Systcnts,RolalionalSystem, Grounded Chair Replesenralion. llectrical Elcrnents, Annlogous S),stems,Force

Unit 2: Block Diagram -,\tgebra I4l

Transfe[ Functions delinition. function. block representation ofsystems elements, r.ducliol1 ofblock diagrarrs. Linearization of opcr-ating uur vcs

[-lnit 3i 'l ransient Rcsponse Analysis l5l

Inhoductioll, tirsl order and scoond ordcr systen responsc to stcp, ramp aDcl irlpulsc inputs,conccpts ol time constant an.l its intpor'tancc in spced ol response.Darnplng Ratio and NaturaiFrequency

Unit ,1: lrequency RespoDse :\nahsis I51

Stability and Root I-ocus Tcchnique: ltourh's Sr.rbiliry Criteria, Significence oI l{ootLocus,Constructiorl ol-Root Loci, (ieneral l,roccdurc, Ellect oft,oles and Zeros on the Systcntstrbiliry.

tinit 5: I'requency Response Anahsis I5l

Frequency Rcsponse Analvsls: Frcqucncy Responsc Log Magnilude Pkrts and phase anglcPlots. Gain Margin, Phasc Nlergin, I-lvalLrtrtioI ofGain 'K', Polar Plots (No numer.ical), andStability analysis.

flnit 6: State Space Analysis: I1l

IntrLiduction to statc concepts. statc equalion of lincar continuous data s)sten MatrixrcplcsentationProgrananing.

of stale equatt)ns, S!stem llefrcscntation, Direct, Palall

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TextboolJl{efcrencc Booksr-

l. Contlol Syslcln Engincering: R Alrandnalar0ian, P Ritmc-shBabu, SciTcch Publi"2. Conlrol S,vsterns: A. Anand Ku[rar, Prcntice Hall Publi.Mortenson M. 8.. Geometrlc

Modeling, John Wiley &sons, NY, l9t53. Automat]c Control Eirgineering: F.H. Ravc (5th ed.). Tala \4ccraw Hill Publi4. Modem Control S1'stcnrs: K Ogata,3rd L.d. Prcntice Hall Publi'5. l\'lodcrn (inllrol Enliineerilg K. Ogata Pearson Iiducation.

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MECH4O3E PIJCl Nlaterirl \4anagement 2-0-0 2 Credits

Schernc Scheme

3 hrsiweek Lrs Asscssrrent 1: l0 Marks

2 hrlr,cekSemestcr Exan: 30 MarksScmcslrr Exalni 50 Marks

o trnuous Assessment 2: t0 N1arks

Course Objectives:

l [.xp]ain material managcmcnt s (Understand)

2 Illustrat chainMake use of Material t andElemcnts of Production I'rocesscs

4 Cost Invoivcd ir material Ana )

Courlc Outcomes: ,\t the end ofthc course. stlrdcnts will bc abLe lo

I Explain matcrial managerncnt systen (linderstand)

Illustra chain (Und

3 Make use of Material ardElcments of Production Proccsses

Clas Cost Involved lu nuterixl

Course Contents:

Unit l: Inlroduction to ]laterials i\Ianagenent: l7l

Nlcaning, deiirilion, scope and lunctions ol' Malerials l\'lanagemcnl. Obleotivcs and Advantages of\'lalcrials Manascl]rcnr. lnlertacc: ol Nlxlcia]s l\4rDagernent: Inlcfl)al and extern'l inlcrfaces'

Orgruisation lbr Mrlcial ManlgcDlcr)l

f,'nit 2: Supply Chain ManagemtDt 171

t oocept, objcclircs ofsupply produciion.rid dislributior s)siem, Rolc and Ma.agenenl olflo\r'ofnuterial ir supply chain nanagcnrent.

[]nit 3: llaterial ]trnagement t,inkrges t7l

t.inkages rvirh other linctioDal rrers ol Vlanagemenl i e. Prftluction. Accottnting and finance'

\'larkcdng, HIIM- IT, TQNL.^ Bncfdi\cursion on thc lirrrcrions ollcach lirnclional arer ol Managenlent'

Unit 4: Elcments oi Produttion Proc€sscs l1l

FalniLiarily $ith broad cetegories olproduction prLrccsses used in industries. Commonl) uscd nrachines

and tools ir industries.

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llnit 5r Cost IDvollcd in material management lll

Ccnelaidiscussiononconceptol.costslndcoslclassiiication.spccificcosisassociltcdwitn\{ateli.tl

Unit 6: Storc Handling Equipmcnt t71

Adla|lages olusing slores Mndlmg equipnent, Tlpes olhandlxrg equipmcrrt: n1.rnual and necharical

Assignmcnts

Six assignmelts are compulsory liom givcn list. *Assignmcnt number sevcn i\nrandlrtory*

1. Assignmc t on IntrodLrcttD to Nlalclals N{anagcment

2. Assignrnert on Supply Clham \Ianageln.ni

l. Assignment on Nlaterial llanasenrent Linkages

4. -,\ssignrrent on Elenleils ofProLluclioll I'locesses

5. Assignmcnt on Cost hrvolved in mnlcrial manxgcmcnl

6. Assignment on Storc Handlirtg Equiptrctrt

7. Assigrlmcnt on Cesc Study

Tori Rooks:

L Dutta A.K.. Nlaterials N{anagelncntl l'loccdrlres- Tcxt and cases, l)rcntice Hall oilndia Pvt'

Ltd.. N erv Delhi.

2. Gopalakrishnan, l'. arld Sundareson. M., Matcrials lvlanage cnti An Intcgreted Approach,

Prentice IIall ol lndia Pr'l. Ltd., Ncw Dclhi

3. Vanna, M.M., Esscntials ofStorekeeping and Purchasing. Sulran Chand and Sons, Ne*'Delhi'

,1. Shah N.lr'{. An Integratcd concept of Nlaterials Managcment, Indian Inst itute of Varcials

\l!l.rjcrnen . R:r,,.1.r Brrr.l,. B,r" lr

Reler€llce Books

l. Shamra S.C.. Malerial \4anagerrcnt and Matcrials Handling, Khanna Publishers, Ncw Delhi'

2. Arnold, Charlplrran and RamakrishDan, Introduclion to N{atcrials Managenetl 5th ed', 2007

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l. I'oolcr Victor H. Purchasrl1g and Supply Managencnt. Creating the Vision Ncu York'

Chapnun & Ilall. 1997.

,+ Nloorc, l.Nt., I'lant layoul rnd l)esign. Nlacrnillan \e!! York.

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NlLCTI4O4 PCC]6 Kinemelics olmachines 3 0,0 I Credits

Scheme: n Scheme:us Asscssmenl l: 10 Marks

id Scmestcr Exanli l0 Ivlarks

cturei 3 hff,\veek Scmester Ilxaln: 50 Marksus Asscssmenl 2: 10 Marks

I t,o represent kinenulic beha\'ior ofdilliacnt nlachine clcments and ncchanisms.

2 o sclcct various Po\\,cr lransmittjng dcvices.

3 o explajo typcs oICan1 u'rth followeis and soleot according to tlreir app Iications.

4 o anallzc cflcct offiiolion jr1 lllcchanisms and machincs

Course Outcomes: At the end ofthe course, students will be able to

CO1 Io chssili p lancl mcchanism and clcterniic the molion ofmechanisntco2 o anal Ilically and acccleration ot'p laner mechanisrlr using lnstantrneous

co3 o detemine ftictional to m screw ivot clutch and bIake

co4 truct cal11 contour forvaluatc cllict olanglc ofconlact, jnitialtension, coefllcient of fiictjon and slip on

co5owcr transmission olbelt

co6 lain the basics of(iear Cear , laws and cs of AI fi1es

Course Contents:

Unit l: Fundamentals of Kinematics and Mechanisms t6l

Definitiol ollink, pair, kirrclratics chlin, inversionslnversions of single and double slidcr crank

chaill. kinernetic diaglams oi mcchanisms.Equivalerll linkage ot' mechanism, degree of

lieedorn.study ol various lreolunisrns such as stlaight line mcchanisnt, parltograph! Gcneva

mcchanismstecring SeaI mechanisn$. and condition of corrcct stee ng,Hooke's ioint. Ratio ofdrivjng velocities

Unit 2: Yelocity and Acceleration Anll) si', t7l

Basics of vclocity and accclcration anallsis and its pLrqroscVelocity and accelerallon diagrams

using r-elative velocity methodVelocit-v and accelcration diagranrs using rclative \ek)citymcthodCor-ioli's componcnt ofrccclcration. \ielocilv and acceleration ofslidcr cral)1( rne(ihanisnl

byamlytical methodvelocity and acceleraliolr olslider clank meclianisrn by Kleirl's colNtruction.

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Pre-lLcquisites: Physjcs, Mathematics

Coune Objcttircs:

motion.

Unit 3: Friclion filDry liiction. Il-iclion bet\\,ccn nut alld scrc\\' with ditlircnl lypes oftlrcads, Lrni[orm wcar lhcorvard uDifonn pressure thcoly. Ir ction at plvot and collars. Friction circlc and fiiction axis.Classillcation of ClLltchcs, lorque tt'a slltitling oapacity of - pl.rte clutch, conc clulch andcentrilirgal clutch, (llassiflcatlon ol'brakcs. braking torctre of shoc brakcs. internal shoc br.akc.disc brake

Unit 4i Cams and Followers I6l

Tvpcs oIoams and tbllowers, Inalvsis ofmotion. Junrp and ramp ofcam, I)etermination ofcanlprofilcs tir r given lbllowcr lrrotion. Clircul.rr arc cam- Tangcnl cam. Cycloidal cam.

Unit 5: Belts and Dynamomcters I7l

Typcs ofbelt and rope dlivcs, calculation oflength and power transrnittcd. Bell tension ratioActLlaltension in a running bclt, centritlgaldnd inirial tension in bcltSlip and creep ofbelt_Classificatiorlof d)'lanlometers, Sludy of rope brakc alrsotption dynanlometer and belt tr-ansmissjonLlynanlometel'.

UDit 6:'loothcd gcaring Ul

Ceomeh'y ofmotion, Gcal geomctry.T)!es ofgeal.profile- involute and cycloidal Theory ofspur.Helical and Spiral gcalslnterfercnce in involutc looth gears and methods fbr its prclentiod)ath ofcontact, Contacl ratioTlpcs of Gear trains - Sirnplc, Cornpor.rnd. Rcve ed, Epicyclic geartrain,Tabulal method for'finding tlie specds ofelements in gear ffain,Torqucs in gear train

'l'ext Rooks:

l. S. S. Rartan. "Ihcory ofNlacl'rincs", l'ata NlcGrarv Hill. Nerv Dclhi.

2. A. Chosh.,\. K. Malik. ''l'heor1, o1'lvlechanisms and Machines". Affiliated [ast-West Prcss

I'}vt. Ltd., Ne\Y Delhi.

3. I'.L.Ballan,v. Theory ofNlachines. Khanna Publicetion, Nciv Dellii4. V.P. Singh, Theory ofN4acilines, Dhanpa! Raiand Sons.

5. Plnkatkar, Thcory of Machilres I and ll, Nirali Publication. Punc

6. Dr. R.K.Bansal. Theory ofmachines. Laxmi Publication.

Refercnce Books:

I J. E. Shigel],. J..1. Uicker. 'Thcory ol trlachincs a d lvlechanisrns", Tata Nlccraw IlillPublications, Nc$ Yort. lntcrnetioDal Studcot Edition. I995.

2.Thonus Bcvcn, "Theory ofMacllines". (lBS Pubiishers and Distriburors. Dclhi.

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3. Shigle),. Thcor), ofMachines and Mcclranisnr N4c(iraw Hill. New york.1. (i.S. Rao and R.\'. Dlrkipatti, Theuy olN{achirrcs and Nlechanisrn, ,,Nerv Age krr.Publications I-td. Ne\r Dclhi.

5. Shah and Jadharvani, fheory ofNilachines- Dhanpat Rai & Sons

6. AbdLLllah Sharif'f, Thcory ol-Machincs, ivcCrarv Hill, Nerv Delhi.

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\4ECH4O5 PCCl liluid Nlcchanios 3-0-0 3 Credits

'fcdchlng Schcmc Exanrination Scheme

Lccturc: 3 hrs,lweek (i)ntinuous Asscssment 1: l0 N'lerks

Micl selllcstcr Exam: 30 Mar-ksFlnd Senlester Exam: 50 MarksContirrLous Asscssment 2: l0 l\ifarks

1 To deline lluid properties aml to solve nurnerical blsed on fluid propenics.

2 To understand the continuity equation in two and three dimensional formTo dcrire Bcrnoulli's cquation ofnolion liom ll!tlcr's cquation ofmotion

4 To derive an equation lbr velocity and sheirr sless distribution through a circular pipe

and Ilat pla1e.

5 Io calculate major and minor losses in dillden! prle arrangcmcnts

Io apply Buckingham rr Theorem to solve simple mechanical problems

1 Explain various propelties ol lluids tnd their SI units and dctcrminc hydrostatio lorces on

the plane and curvsd surlaces and explain stabilily ollloating bodics.

2 Classilv Yfiious ttDes ol llo\\'s and dctcnnirlc vclocitv& acoelemlion ofllLLid prrticlc.3 Apply Bernoulli's Equation to simple problems in Fluid mechanics

1 Explain laminar and turbulent flows on flat plate aIrd though pipes.

5 Calculate different losses in fluid flow through different arangements ofpipes6 Make use ol Dirnensional Analysis to simplc ploblems in Iluid olechanics and explain

boundary laycl. d(ag end lili.

Eulerian and Langragian appro ach ol tluid flo\r, total oI male al derivative for vclocity ficld,Continuily equatioll, t)!es offlorvs (Onc, t\\,o. three dimensional, unifb n, non-

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Prc-Requisites: Engineer-ing Mechanics. Lngineering Mathcrnatics, Engineerin!:Physics.

Coul15e Ohicctives:

Course Outcomes: At the end ofthe course, students will be able to:

Course Contents:

Unit l: Fundamentals of !'luid X{cchanics U)

Properties ol Fluids:- Detinirion of lluid. concept of contimrum, Dcnsity, Specillc Weight,Spcciuc (iravity, Dynamio Visoositv, Kinemrtic \riscosity, Ncrvton's larv ofviscosity, l)?es ol'f1uid, Itheological diagram, Surface fension, Crpillarity, Comprcssibility, \rapour lressure

Fluid Staticsr -Pascal's Law, Pressure at a poiit. Iotal Plessurc & Ccntrc ofpressure t)r inclinedt1: pItc. Buo1rn.y. rDct.rcjntir.rnd l]o-'1rior

l.lnit 2: Kinematics of F'luid Nllotion t6l

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Unit,l: Irternal Flow 0)

l-anlinar'and I urbulent florv physics. entrance region am1 fully deleloped flow. Velocity and

shear Stress distribulion for laminar flo\\' in a pipc, tixcd parallcl platcs and Couetre Uow. hydrodynamicallv smooth and rough boLLndar ics, Velocilv pr'olile o l'Turbulent tlow.

Lnit 5: Flo\Y through Pipcs lllEnergy losses through pipc-N,lajol and Minor losscs, Darcy-\Ycisbach cquation, pipcs in ir-ri.s.pipes in pamllel and concept ofequivalent pipc, Moody's diagranr, Siphons, Transnrission ofpower.

Unit 6: Boundary Layer Theor] and rorces on Immersed Body 16l

Boundnn Lrver l-heo11- tsoundarv laycr thickness, its characteristics, laDinar and lurbulenllJoundary layers, Displacement thickness. Mol1lentum thicloless, Energy thicknosi. \cla13tion.Boundary layer control

Forccs on Inmcrscd Bodics: Lili and Drag, Drag on a flat platc and on aero fbil.

Tcxt Book:

l. lntroduction to f[Lid lUechanics- Fox. Pichard, N4cDonald- Wiley2. Hydraulics ancl Fluicl Mechanics. - Modi l'. N. and Seth S. M -Standard Book House

l. lntroduction ro Fhid M.chalics- Fox, Plchard, NlcDonalcl Wiley:1. Fluid Mcchanics,- Dr. R.K. Bansal Laxmi Publicalion (I) LId. New Delhi5- Iluid Mechanics,- Clengel&Climbla 1 A1'.\ N{cGrarv-Hill6. Fluid Nlcchanics- Whltc- TATA N,lcGraw-llill7. 'Mechanics ol iluid", Merle C. Polter, l)IenLis HallolIndia, Nc\\ Dclhi 2"d Edho .

lleference Books:

1. In!-oduction lo IluU Mechanics Eclu,ald ShauShnessy, Ira Katz James SchalTer-OXFOITD Univctsity Prcss

2. Fluid Mcchanics Chaim Cullirrger Darid PnLrcli-Carnbridgc U n ivers ity press.l. Fluid Mcchanics- Kundu, Cohcn, Do\\ling- Elscvicr India4. "Fluid Meohanics and Machinely". C.S. Ojha, Oxford UnjvcrsittPrcss.5. 'FIuid l\4echanics", \r.L. Sheeter and E.B. Wylic.Tata Mc(iraw Hill P\.tltd.,

NcwDclhi,2ndEdition, I 997"

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unili)r ln, lan1inar. lurbLrlent. cornpr-cssiblc. incompressible, r'otltionrrl. lrrolatiorel) . \'isualil:lliorlol {lo\\, lield (Slreem. Path and StrerL line). v<rnicily ir1 t$o dimensional tlorv. strcam flrnotionand vclocitl' potcrrtial lr.rnciion

Lnit 3: l-luid D)namics l7l

Euler equation of nrotion, der i!atior ol llcrnoLrlli's cquation along stream Iirlc , conccpl c'1 IIGLand lllL or TEL, applicatron ofBcrnoulli's equatjon to vcntulc nlctcr, Pitot tube. SubnlergedOr'ilices, Orificc mctcl', V |otch, Introductionto flo\\ models controlvolulne and inllnitesimallysmall clcmcnt. Lincar nromcntuln Equation using clifGr cntial Approach, Introductlon to Na\ ier

Stokes llquation

6. Numerierl Methods in Mechtnical Engineers Lab

MECI"I4O6 BSC6LNunlcricrl lvlethotls in VcchanicxlEngrnc.rs Ltb 0-0-2 1 Crcdits

TeachiDg Scheme: Examination Schcmc:

Practical;2hr/rveek

CAl- 15 Marks CA2-15 N{arks

End Semesler Exam: 20 ]vlarks

Course outcome: Ar the end ofthe coursc. s(rdcnts will be dbl. to

l. ('o struct pro!!ral11s in C+r/ MAl_I-AB to solve problem bascd orl bisection & Dcwtorr_

rophson method.2. Dcvclop prograrns in C+-, N'IATI-AII to solvc problem based orl curlc fitting & lineilr algeric

cquation.3. Develop proglarns ir C++i MATLAB to solve ploblerrr bascd orl Lagrange s inlerpolaliorl &Numerical di llercntiation.,+. ConstrLlct prograrns ir C++i N'IATLAB to solve problem bascd on Nuluericai integraliort &l'aft ial difierenliation cquation.

The students are expect€d to solve the problems in mechanical engineering gn area lik€ Thermal,

Desig& FEA, etc .) uslng following methods by choosing appropriate software from C , C+,MATLAB.

1. Progranr on bisection arrd lhlsc position method.

2. Progritm on newton-raphson lrethod.

3- Program on Lincar elgebric ecluation.

4. Progran'r on curve fLtting-

5. T'rograrn on Lagronge's intelpolation.

6. Ploglam on NLrrrrcrical dillersntietion.

l. Prograln on Nunerlcal intcgration.

\ Pr,,rralr url PJrlrrl (ri.l(r(r'..rltl-n (qJr'i,,'r.'l ert Books:

1. Steven C. Chapra. "NunrcricalNlelhods lor Engineers", Tata Mccraw Hill Publications,

Ne\\'Delhi, 5th Edition, 200i.2. B. S. Grcrva| "Nunrcrical Nlelhods in Enginllering and Scicncc with l'roqram in C

'urdC-+". Khanna Publicitliols. New Delhi.Tth Edition,200lt.

J. "Nurrcrical Methods", E BalgunLswarly Tatir N4cgra\\'Hill I'trblicalion alornpat]l Ltd.'8thF.dition 2002.

:1. "Nurrcrical Methods". S.AIun gaot,A.'l'hargapandi isaac and A.Sornasundaratn.

Scitech PubLications India Pvt.Ltd..Chcnnai. 2nd Edition,2007.

5. "Numerical N{cthoi:ls", Dr. V.N.Vedanurthy. Vikas Priblicatiou.

Rcfer€nce Books:

1. J.N. Kapoor. "Mathenlatical Modeling ',]\-cw Age Mumbai, firct Ldi1ioq2005

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2. Krcyszig. "Advanced Nlathcntatics".Laoric Rosatonc- t-lSA. 2006.l. SigircsLl S Reo. 'Frngineerms Oplimizatiul'. Ne$ Allc Intcrnational Psblishcr, 3rd

Ddilion. l0l r:).

'1. "Applicd Nurrerical N4ethods with NIA] LAB lbr Lngineers aDd Scient ists", S.C. Lihapla.Tara N'lcGraw Hill Education Pfi.[-td..Ncrv Dc]hi, lrd Edition.20l2.

-i. "Nulncrlcal nalysis Thcory and Applications".R. L. Burdcn and J.D.Iaircs. CcngagcI-eirnins hldia Pvt.l.td..New I )eLhi,l st Editlon.l005.

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MECH4OT PCr( 5t- Irrsineerins N{alcrial Scicncc 0-0-2 i Credil

Teaching Scheme E\alninatiorr Schclne

P,r.1xrrl 2hr,\\,cirk CAt l5 Nlerks CA2-15 Marks

End Semester Exam: 20 Marks

Prc-Requisites: None

Course C)bjectives: Students will be able to

I loicquJ'nr.rIdcn.<urr\'h.'d.'.'r-ucrr\rrnd oI dc..ructrrete.trn32 To impxrl brsic kno\\ledge ofspark test

j To understand nicrostructures oflarious nraterial!.:1 To slLrdi vuious hflL rrealment prccesses and hardenabilit),

Course Outcomes: At the end ofthe course. students will be able to

l \1",e'.-"r ",'or)....rir.:r.j.l,LJ. ,Jlrrt,.,.'tr..irr J(l .r( r"r ....,r.'c rcr ot

r, ll,c,.& l:,r.l.r hil .,nd rn r.r.,,Jrl,r..ne.r \cl\2 ldcnlil) llrc surl'rcc cracks b), using dye penehation test.

I Develop specimen for Jucroscopy

4 Identit! various matcrials b) using spark tcst.

5 Demonstrale microstructurc fol various alloys

List of Practicals/Expcrimcnts/Assignmcntsl. Sludv ol Dcshuctive Tesling ivlethods.2. Ilardncss testing (Rock\rell and Brinell)3. Impact testing (lzod and Charpy) ofM.S, Ilmss and Ai Alloy..1. StrLdy ofvalioLLs N.D.T. Technrques.5. Mrcroscopic Exnrnirrations Spar k Test.6. Exanrinalion ol_rnicrost[]clure ofsteels and Cast Irons.7. Examination of microstrucrlnc of Non-1-cI]ous alloys.3. Sludy ofhcat trcatmcnt ofsteels (Annealing, Nomtalizirrg, Hardening on medi n/ higll

carbon sieels9. Jominy Encl - Quench tcst for hardcnability10. Obser-vation ofvarious industrllll hcat trealmcnls processes duling industrial !isits.

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PEClL llencweblc EnergY llngincerins 0-0-2 lCredit

Practical Scheme: Examinalion Scheme:

Practical: 2 hrs,rbatch CAI l5 Marks CA2-15 MarksIlnd Semester Exam: 20 Marks

(i)Lrrsc Outcolres: At thc cnd olthc oourse. stLdcnts $ill be able to

CO l: Outlinc characteristic cur!es of PV ccllCIC) 2: Elaborate wolkjng olothcr renewable energics such as wind. blomass, solar PVCO 3: Demonstralion oi florv and tcnper-aturc nlcasuring instruments

CO .1: Ilstimatc Energy Utilizrtron through Encrgy ALrdit Casc Stud.v

Term Work:

1. Dernonstration and measurement ofsolar r'adiation.2. Peribmunce on PV Ccll (l-V Chalactlcdslics curvcs)3. Visit to Wi d powcr phnt with .letailed repolt4. Visit to Solar PV Power Gcncration Plant vith delailed rcfort5. Energy ArLdil: Casc srudy ofan organizalion and rcpoft,.. C.rliu'.rr on cl'lr"t l,'.. tlx.,.rgh r:,Ji.rliJn7. Denonsuation and mcasurcment ofail llow ratc

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tion Scheme:racticil Scheme:CAl 15 Marks CA2-15End Semcster Exanr: 20 Marks

I\4arks

I\4 ECH.l()E PEC 1L Induslrial l'roducl Dcsign Lab 0-0-2 I Credit

c'ourse Outcomcs: Al rhc cnd ofthe coube. stude ts \\'i11be able lo:

l. Denlonstrate knowlc.lge olintegration ol design aspects like prodllct architectLll't' etgi)nonriLs'

resthetics. quality, safeli,, rcliabilit) and prodrrct dali lranagcment

2. Devclop ditlcrent j1ltcrnatilc solulions lir small sub problems and selcct most appropriatc

solution liom tl)c set ol solutiolrs

3. Illustratc various crcating and cdiling comrnands in 3D softwar-c'

.1. . Moclelmachine parts usilrg 3D soiiware.

5. Genetulc Shape optinization olan) lnechanical componcnt'

6.Derclop physical 3l) nlcchanical structure usrng any one oflhc rapid prototyping

Term Work:

l. Case Study on an) TWO (by a group. o groLrp 01 \lin 02 and Max 04 studenls to be prcscnLcd

in ll" rr L,l -1..luJ. rl.).orerinB lollU ' rr" pu:n:.

a. ProdLlct Development Process i l'lanning

b. Product Archilccmre.

c. Dcsilln f'or Manufa0tLLring.

d. Design tbr AsscrnblY.

e. Acsthetlc and lllgononllc cdlsldcraljons ii Product Design'

1. Induslrial Salell' in N'lachine ind Equipment llandling'

g. Ilcallh Safel), in Product Dc5ign.

h. Envitonmcntal Safcty and ISO 14000 Sysrcms

2. Dcvcloprncnt ol-any l'roduct usirrg high cnd CAD solhvale considqing lirllorling poinls'

a) Nccd ol Custonlcr. Mcll)odology ol'N'larkel Sullliry

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Plactical: 2 lrrs/batch

b) Invenllon , lnnovation ol_a producl \1 ith modific'ttions required'

c) Aesthelics (Fornl .lnd Color) and Iitgonomics considcration in design

d) Preparation ol vrrious Vic$s olthe product

e) Design tbr Assclnbly Procedurcs

t) l'roduct and N'lailllenance \'lenual.

!-' l)r',.1'rcl |)xl:rfd.i \lrll:lji.l." l.

A rcpon shoulcl be prcpared with details. drcrving sheet, Billof Matelial, Assenlbly

Disassembly I'roccdure. Meintcnance Nlanual and Cost Estimalio (ilrequircd)

3 Presentation ofthe floducl dcsigned.

,1. Part modcling usi.g any 3l) modeling sotirvare

5. l)e!clopnenl ol physictllD rnechanicalstluclurc using ally one ol thc rapid prototllrirl-:lpn'tcsscs

6. Shepc optirrization ()1'an)- mechanical componcnt using Soliwarc

Text Books:

l. "Product Desiqn ond Devclop[rent".Kar'l T. ti h ich' Stcven C. Eppingcr; Iru'in Tata

Mca}rw liill. 3rd Edition.

2. "Product Design and M anulltctut ing",A C. Chilale and R.C. Cupla. lrentice Hall of

L1dia. lrd Edition-

l. 'Product Desi!rn''.Otto and Wood. Pcarson education.

:1. 'Human Factor Engirleering", L l' Singh , Galgotia I'ublication Pvt'Ltd, lst Edition'

llefercnce Books:

l. "Nsw l'roduct De!eloplncnt". Tim Jones. Buttenvolth, Heinell nr. Oxtbrd, (1997)'

2. "Assemblli Autornation and Product Design".Geoflie,v Iloothroyd, Ma|cel Dckker', CIRC

l. 'lndustrial Product Dcsi!ln".C W Fllrreshenl.

:1 lndusr ial Design for Enllneers".Nfulal1 \\r.H, London. Hiffcc books Ltd'

5. 'lntrcduction lo Er8ononics".R.C. Bridgcr. frta Mccra\\ Hill l'ublicatior'

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MECH4OS PEC I I- 0-0-2 I Crcdits

Practical Scheme: Examination SchemePractical: 2 hls/batch C.,\ l - 15 Marks CA2-l5 Marks

End Scrrcstcr Exam: 20 Marks

col Understand Fcatures and selcction ofCNC turniog and milling ccntcrs

c02Prcfare part programlning and operalion ofCNC tulniltg machines, subroutine

ues and usc of c_vcles

co3Prepare paft proglamrninr and opcrating a niachining center. tool panning andseleclion o1-sequences of opcratiorls, tool settilg ou lrachine

:l'erm Work:

I ) !ertLrrcs a d selcction of CNC turnins and milli g ccnters.2) l']racticc i11 piu! prograrnming and operation of CNC trLrri11g rnachines, subroutinc tcclinicluesand use ofcycles.l) Prictice in part progrannning and operating a machining ccntcr, tool panning and sclcction ofsequences ofofcratiolls. lool sctting on lnachinc.

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C'NC Vachinesl-ab

I)re-Requisites: --

Coursc Outcomes: At thc cnd ofthc coLtrsc. studcnts will bc ablc tol

-______0

E4. Control Engineering Lab

MECH4O8 PEClL Con1rc l Enginecling Lat) 0 0-2 lCrcdits

ractical Scheme Exxmination Schemei

Pr'actical: 2 hr's,/batch CAI-15 Marks CA2- l5 Marks

Ind ScDlester tsxamr 20 Marks

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CourseLearningOutcomes

,{t the end ofthe ooursc a students will be iblc to

co1 Analyze thc first older svstems usitlg time donaill anal,vsls using MATLABSoiiwarc

co2 Analyze thc second ordel systenrs usirg time donrain analysis using MATLABSoltwarc

co3 STABILITY ANALYSIS USING ROUTH. HURWITZ METHOD USiNg NIATI-ABSolirvare

c04 STABILITY ANALYSIS OF LINEAR SYSTEM USING ROOT LOCIlS using

MATLAB Softwarc

Sr. No Module DetailsOutcomeExpected

1Slep, ramp llnd llnpulso responsc of ftst order systems

anolysrs using M ILAB Softrvareco1 4

2Slep. rarnp and hnplllse response ol seconcl order

systems analvsis rLsins MATI.AB Soliwarcc()2 4

3Sti]bility analysis ol'linear systems using Routh-Ht(witz

methodco3 4

4 c04 4

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No.oIIIr

Slabilit,v analysis oflinellr systcIllS using Root I-ocus.

xamination Schemeractical Schemei

CAl 15 Marks CA2-15 MarksPrrcticel: 2 hrs/bxtch

Ind Semcster Ilxami 20 Marks

E5. Materi:rl Managemerrt Lab

iUECII4()IJ PEClL Nlatcrlal Management Lab 0-0-2 I Clredils

Course Objectives:

Course Outconres: A1 lhc cnd ol th. collrse, str enls will be lble to

Explain lnaterial managenrcnt system (Understand)

Sir assignmeDts are compulsolv from givcn list.

Assignment number seven is mandatory

1. Assignlnen! on Illtroduclion to llfaierials Manogenlcnt

2. Assillnrncnt on Supply Chiin N4anagcmenl

3. Assignlncnt on Malelial Nlanagcment I-inkages

4. Assignment on Elcrnents of Production Processes

5. Assignment on Cost Inloh'ed in material management

' ItreadI

I Iixplain rnatcrial nranegenlent system (lJnderstand)

Illuslratosupply chain managcrnenl (Undclstand)2

3

N4ake use of l\'lalcliaL Nlanagc0rent Linkages andElemcnts of Production

(Appl,v)

Classity Co\r l1r!olvcd in nutcrial nrar gcmenl and \tore handling cquipmcnts (Analyze)

-llustrate supply chain rnanagcment (Ljnderstand)2

l

Make use oflvl.llcrial Managcment Lhkages and Elemcnts

Classify Cost h]!r')1r'ed in nut.rial nuragemont xnd nore

of Production Processcs

hrrldl jng equipmenls (Analyze)

(ApplvJ

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Assignrnent on Store Har)clh g Ilquiprrcnt

Assignnlenl on Casc Stud!

L I)utra A.K., Matcrials Marugenle[l: Procedu]cs, Tcxt and cases. Prenticc llalloflndia I']v1.

1.td.. Ne\! Dclhi.

2. Gopalak|ishnan. P. and SLrndarcson. \4.. Nfetcrials i\'lal1agel1lcnL: An I icgrated Apptoach,

l'renrice Hall oflndia PYt. Ltd.. Ne\\'Delhi.

3. \iarrna, M.N,1., Essentials ofStorekeeping and Purchasing. Sultan Chand and Sons. Nerv Delhi.

,1. Shah N.NL An Intcgrated concept of Materials Manallemen!. India lnstitute of\4aterials

Nlanilgement, Baloda Rranch, Baroda.

lleference Books:

2. ,\lnold, Champman and Ranukrishnan, lntroduclioD 1o Matcrials N4anagement 5th ed., 2007

I'enrson EdLrcalion- Inc.

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7

Text Books:

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l.Shlllma S.C.. Material l\4andgeneDt and \ldterials Handling, Khanna Publishers. New Delhi.

9. Kinematics of Machines Lab

MECH4O9 PCC6L Kinernatics of ma,:rhirrcs Lab 0-0-2 lCrcdits

Practicx[ Scheme: Examinafion Scheme:

Practical: 2 hrs/batcll CAI -15 Nlarks CA2-15 Marks

llnd Semesler'Exam: 20 Malks

Prc-Requisites: l'hysics, Nlathclnatics

Coursc Outcomes: ]\t the end ol-the coul-sc. students will bc able 1():

Term Work:

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L,rn rllu u or,rnL,,rf .lrrrrr.nt rrr-ih:rnism'

co2 11zc graphically relocity and accclelation olplanel mechanism usingtancous Clentre ol rotation ,Klci['s construction and llelativc Vclocity methods

co2 DIaw cam protilc t'or spccitic motion.

COI Exanine elGct ofslip on pover transmissiorl ofbelt.(lO4 ilretemine the iorquc transmitled in epicycLc gear train.

co5 Dcr clop .r

crtrk nrcccompulcr program for calculation ofvelocity and acccLeralior ofslidcr-hanism.

List of Dralving Sheetsi

2. Graphictrl solutiorr to problems on r,clocity accelcration in mecha ism by relalivc velocily

acceleralion mcthod inclL ing problcm \.vilh Cor'ioli's component ofacceleration.

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4. Kleitr's construction for slider cranks mechanisms

5. To construcl caln protilc lor \,irrious t)?cs of tbllowen motiul.

Expedments

L Experiment oISlip ofbclt.2. Expcriment on lorqlre casurcmeDt in ePicycllc gcar train.

L Study ol colrslr-llction and working ofbasic nrecharlsms.

3. Velocity by instantancous center method.

3. fli culate vebcity and acceleralion o{ slidcr crank rnechanisnr by using suitablc prugrarnmrn2l

nrathod.

10. Fluid Mechanics

I luid Mechanics Lab

N{ECH,IIO PCC7I, Fluid Mechanics Lab 0-0-2 I Crcdits

Ieaching Scheme: Exrmination Schcmei

Practical:2hr\reck

CA1 15 N,lerks CA2- 15 Merks

End Semester Exam: 20 Marks

Pre-Requisites: Engineering Mechanics, Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Physics

Course Outcomes: At the end ofthe course, students will be able to:

COI UndeNtand larninar and Turb le

Veli1,v Bcrnoulli s lheoreln

nt llo\\, aud delenninc Critical Reynolds nunrber and

CO2presslrrc drop in flo\y though pipes antlpipc tittings and Dctcrmire viscositY

viscorneter

co3 Calculati,rn of caliblatiol1 ol florv devicirs

Mapping of course outcomes with program outcomes

Coursc

Outconrcs

Program Outcomes

POI PO2 PO3 P04 PO6 PO't PO8 PO9 PO10POll

PO12

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c]o3 3 1 I

Term Work:

I{ .: r:,clanical Engineerlng DetSf .CgE,Yadrav

No offTours

C]C)Laboratory WorkSr.No

1 2IFlow visualization lechrlicl.lc: cheractedstjcs ollamindr a dtulbulcnt Uow pallems using Hclleshaw Apparatus

I 2Vcrili.rtion ol-Ilernoulli's theorem.

21Detennination of Crilical Reyrolds nulnber using Reynolds

Apparatus.3

2 2Deterninatlon ofpressure dr'ops in pipes ofvarlous cross-

sectl0ns4

PO5

2

3

t--T_t+Ftt l=-T-a-T_-r --r-T [t

2

lDctcrnination olpressurc drops in pipes ofvarious pipe

fittings e1c.

6Viscosrty mcesuremelt usiig viscometer (at lcast ol1e

tlpe).3 2

,7 Delermination olmctaccntric height ofa tlotrting body 3 2

8Calibration ol:1 sclected flou, rreasuling dcvice and

[]ourdon pressLrrc !lauge3 2

9Gauge dnd dilGrential prcssttre meesuremenls usmg

various tlpcs of manomctcrs,3 2

2 2

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11, Hackathon - I

MECH,+11 PROJ3 Haokathon - I 0-0-2 1 Clcdil

Schcnrc Examinelion Scheme

Practical: 2 hrs'rvcek cAlCA2

25 marks25 marks

Prc-Requisites: NA

Course outcomcs: At the end ofthe coursc. sudcnts \!ill be ablc to

roi]"c,'pn,cr,,c.rr'.lenr.tr.ri(ll'ier;r.rc.'flr)r-dpprL,rchlosol\clh(t'cJtlirn<CO2 To lealn Lhe skills olteam building & tcam work.COI Defbnd the opinjons and scopc ofthe project work ellcctivcly

'I he projcot is ii pirrt o1-addrassing socictal alld iIdustridl n{jcds. I lackathon is onc ofthe plattbrnls

tlut sllrdenls wili rLse 1o solvc rcal world chalLenges. This coursc focuses on thc sclcction ofnrcthods/cnginccring toolsi'anal)tical Lechnialues lor problelll-sohing. Through this cou]se,

srudcnts gain a thorough understanding ol ergi ccring basics and ideas, gain practical experience,

ha\.e thc opportuiity to display thcir skills and learn about tcamwork, financiel Inallagclncnt,

colr)munication skills, and responsibilily.

Guidelines

1. Every stodent shall undcrtakc thc Hackathon acljvrtv for scnlester'l\r.

2. the sanrc group of nlininrum tluee ard nuximum of fi\'e students who 11's1.' u,llr kiiLr lhr

idcalho should u,ork together in Ilackalhon

3. Thc students have to work on ditltrcnt apprcaches and finaLize d1e best Incthodology to

solvc thc problcm in consultaliol1 w]th drc project guide.

4. The stuclents should usc dillircrrt lools i Tcchniclues 1br thc developnrent o1-thc solution to

the problcl1].

5. \\'hile de\elopirg solutions, thc student can takc calc ofeffective usc ofrcsources. follow

cthical practices, linancc managcmcnt,

6. The solution should be optimal, affordablc, user-liiendly and enviromlent iriendly.

7. Clitically analysis al1d lesling olthc solurion provided.

E. Byusing iPR. students should reser'\'c Lllcir rights of Uuovalio s as \\'ell as conmlLrrlicelc

ncw tindings to socictyrvith thc help oIrcscarch papcrs.

I he comnittee ofseniol ticulty nlerllbcls cnd a projecl guidc will be appointed to rn()nitor thc

frogrcss and contiDuous evaluation o l each projcct. The assessmenl shall bc done joilltly by the

glridc a d committce rnelnbers.

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12, Environm€nt Scie[ce and Engineering

\4ECH1I2 \1C2 Environnrcnt Science ar)d llnginccring 2-0-0 Audit

I e.rrrrc 2lnsiweek ClAl: 25

CA2: 25narksrnarks

Prc-Rcquisites: NA

Course Outcomcs: A1 the cnd olthc course. students will bc able to

COI l-lxplair \'arrous natural rcsourccs ancl associated l'roblemsco2 Summarize various ccosystcmsCO3 ExplxiD the inporlitnce ol-cortserralio ofbiol:lilersity and its jlnportaocc irt balancing the

carth.co4 Rccognizc various causes of envirorxrcnlal pollution along rvith various protcction .rcts in

Tndia to linlit thc pollution

co5 Extract the information based of field strdy and prepare a report.

Course Contentsr

lrit 1: Naturc of Environnrcntal Studies I2l

Dcfinition, scope and inlportance, Multidisciplinary nalure ofcnvironnental studies. Need lolpublic awarcness

Lnit 2: Natural Resources rnd ,\ssocirted Il oblcms 16]

Forest lesources: Use and o\'er'-exploitation. dcforostattrn. danN and their ctTccts on forests alld

tribal people.

\\'iter resources: Use and o\er-utilizattiorl ol surli cc and ground $,atcr, lloods, drought, conllictsover watcr. dam's benefits and problems.

]Iineral rcsources: [Jsagc and exploitation. Envionmonla] ct]'ects ofextracling and using mineral

[netg]' resourcest Crorving cncrgy nccds. r-crlc[al]lc and noffenewable ancrgy rcsourccs, use ofeltcrnatc cnclgy sor.x'ces. Solar cner!!y, Biomass erergy, Nuclcar cllergy.

Land resources: Solar- energy, Bionass energy. Nuclcar cnergy. Land as a resoutcc. landdcgradation. lnan induced Landslidcs, soil erosion and deseriilication.

Rolc of individuals in conscrvation of nat ural reso urces.

Unit 3: Ecoslstcms I4l

Concept of an ecosystem, Struclure and fllnction oi an ecosystem, Producers. eonsumers and

ion.Food chain ctc. in concern with

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dccomposcrs.Energy flo$ in the ecosysten! L

feachinq Scheme: lr\JnrLnirfion Sch(fr!

forest ecosystenl. Producc|s. consurners and dccomposcrs.Energy fl.\\' if th.ecosyste1n.Ecological succcssion.Foocl chain elc. ir conccrn with Grassland acosystcnl Producers.

consumcrs and deco mpo scr s. Encrgv florv in thc ccosystcnt.Ecological succcssion. F_ood cllal atc.

ill concem uilh Dcsclt ccos),stenr IrroLluccrs. consunrers tnd dccolnposers. Encrgv flow in the

ccosyslerr licolocical successron li)od chain ctc. in conccrn \l'ith various a!]uatic eoosystelns

Unit,l: Biodiversity 11]

ln!rcduclion- Detinitioni gcnctic. species and ccos)'stem divclslty. \''alue ol hiodiversityl

conslnrpti!e usc, pro.lucti!e use. socjal. cthicrl. aeslhetic and option vahcs. r'arior.ts approachcs

li)r thc conservatjon ofbiodivcrsity r\nd xt lcxsl onc casc stud) irl linc with this

[,'nit 5: Environnrcntal Pollution and Envilonmcntal Protection t4]

I)efinilion: Causcs, c1]tcts aDd conllol mcesurcs of Yarious llpes r.-r 1' pollution. Solid wrslcManallement: Ciluses. ell-ccts and control nreasures of rLrban and industrial wastes. Rolc ofanindivldual in prcvention ofpollution, Concepl ol'sustainable developmcnt I From Unsustairable!o Sustalnablc dcveloprnent Various environmental Protcction Acts and thct scope

Unit 6: Ficld \York tll

The student should Vlsit to a local arca to docunleDt environmcntal assets-

Riverr For-estl Crass le ndi I lill,'Mountain.

Ot

Visrt to a local poillrted site - Urban, RLLral i Industriall,{$icultural.

Or

Siudy ofcommon plants, insecls, birds. or Study olsimple ccosystc,ns - ponds. river. hlllslopcs. ctc.

Thc student should expect to do this activity in a gr-oup size of zl 5 and prepare and submit a

rcpo11 on it.

'l ert Books:

l. .,\gaL*,a1. K.C.2001. Envlronmcntal Biology, Nidilub. Ltd., Bikaner'.

2. Bharucha Erach. The Biodivelsity oflidia, \,lapin Publishing Pvt. Ltd., r\hmedabad 380011,

lndia. LrDail:Drapin({.liccuct.rrct (R)

l. BIuIner R.C.,1989, IlazardoLrs Waste lDcineralion, NIccraw Hilllnc.,180p

'1. Clank R.S. Marinc Pollurion, Clandcrson Press Oxlbrd (TB)

5. Cumingham, W.1'. Cooler. T.ll.Corhani. E. & Hepworlh, M.T.2001. Environnrental

Iirc)clopedie, Jaico Pub. l\4umbai- ll96p

6. Dc A.K., Enlironmcntal Chemislry. Wilcy Wastcm Ltd

cA(

""n'ti?.ffi,fu1"xino",,1(

7. Down to Earlh . Ccntre tbr Scicnoe and IrvirontDent , Ne$' Dclhi.(R)

8. (lLeick, H..199i, \\ratel inclisis, Pecillc lnstituLe lor studies in Dcv., Environmcnt & Sccu tv.

Stoclihohr llnv.lnstitute. Oxlirrd tr'nir'. Press 47iip

9. lle\\'klns lL.L,l., lrlcyclopedia ol hrdian Natural IIistory. Bomba-v Natuel IIlstor,v Socicty.

Boirbay (R)

10. Heyrvood. v.H.& \\'atsrrr1, R'T' 1995, Clobirl Biodivcrsity -'\ssessrncnt, cnlbridgc lJni\'' Prcss

I l,l0p.

11. Jadhar', H.and Bhosale. V.N1.1995. Environnental Protection and Laws, Hinal.v' Prrh Hor)sc

Delhi 28'lp.

12. l\,tickinney, Nl.l,.and School. R.lU.Il96, Ilnvironmental Scicncc Systems and Solutions, Web

enhauccd cdition, 639p.

13. Nlillcr T.G. .1r.. Environnenlal Scicncc. Wedsworth Publications Co.(TB).

1,1. odum. E.P. 197I , Iurrdamcntals of Bcolo!:l-. W.B.Saundcrs Co. USA. 574p.

15. Rao M.N.and Datta. A..K.i987, Waslc Watcr Trealncnt, Oxtbrd & IRII Publ- Co. I'vt. Lld.,

345p

16. Sharma 8.K.,2001. Lnviron|ncntal Chernistly, Cokcl Publ. Hkouse, N{cerut

17 SuNey ofrhe Ervironmcnt. lhcHindu(M)

18. Townsend (1., Haryel. J. and Michacl Begon, Essentials ofEcology, Blackwell Sciencc (1B)

19. Trivedi 1{.K. Ilandbook of Envilonn]cntal Laws. Rulcs. Guidelines. Compliances and

Standards. vol. I and ll, L.n\fonnrental Medi,t (R)

20. Trivcdi I{.K. and P.K. (locl. intrcduclion to air pollution, Techno-Scicnce l'ublications (TB)

lleadMechanlcal Enginsering Dept

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13. Industrial Training-Il

Ieaching Schcmc: Examination Scheme:

Lecture: --Iutorial: --Practical: --

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25 marks25 rnarks

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Course Objcctivc

1. To cxpose the students 1o actual working e]l\.il'onlrcnt olindust]]

2 To enhance the kno\\lcdgc dnd sl(ill ofthc sludcrts in the practical field

i. To exposc stuclcnts 10 modet]l tcchnology Llscd i the iDdustry

.1. lb cnhaoce elnployabilit], olth. srudenls

Course Outcome Students rvill be ablc to

1. Apply l'undamenral concapls olelectronics and tclccommunication enginerring.

2. Cope up rith the latest changcs in tcchnological worLd.

l. Idc tili, lLrnrlLlatc and rnodcl thc problems and fiud engineering solution bascd on

svstcm approach

,1. Sol\c the problems ol Socio-Economical, Cultural, and Clobal and Environmcntal ficld

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Instruction:

Strrdents alc cxpected 1() Lrndergo indust|ial h-ainiflg lbr at least liur weeks at lactory ,' design

olficcs or in corrbi ation ol these aftcI ll scmcstcr. Trai ing scsslon shall bc guided and certificd

b,v quaiitiecl engineer i indusny expet1.,\ neat dctaiicd rcpolt on activiries car'ried out during

uailling is expectcd. St[de111s shoLrLd undergo training in Summer \/acation after Semester ll and

.lppear rt examination in Semester- 111. A bricf rq)or1 of indust|ial training shall bc subnirred.

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It\MClAplitude skills - 1l l-0-0 Audit

feaching Scheme: Exalnination Sche,ne:Lecture: t hrs/week

l:tl25 nurks25 marks

Pre-Requisites: (blmnunication Skills, l'rolissionel cornrnunicatiorl & Ethics& Tcchnovision I

Coursc C)b.icctivcsi

l 'lo sludy the applioatiol1s olspccd nrath tcchniqucs

) To understand lhe conccpts ol Digital sum and Successive Percentage Nlerhod

l To understand the Conccprs end Application ot'Digital Surn and Liuritatiorr olCI &it's Solutio

1 Io sludy the (ieonlctry mc stllration and Pcrnrutation and combination Probabilitl5 lb study the use oivarious articlcs oflanquage fbr ctiective English communication

Couse Outcomes: At thc cnd olthe course. sludenls will be able to

I IVIaL(e usc ofspccd Nlath Tcchntlucs

2 lMahe use ofDisitalSum & Succcssivc Pcrccntaqc Nlcthod

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qo understand Concepts and Application olDigital Su and Limitation ofCI & it's

-l T.r u,r Li.urr.clr) nr(n:lrL.rrion ind Pcrn ur:rtoI ir)o cnrrhrr'rtion Probroirrt)5 To nrakc usc o f various ar liclcs of language lor ellictive colnnlunication

Course CoDtents:

Unit lr Speed llath Techniqrcs

NIultiplicarioD, Splits & Merge Techniques, Pelcentage

Unit 2: Digital Sunl & Successive I'errentuge NlethodConcepts ard Application olDi!:i1al Surr alrd Linrilati()ll ol CI & I t's Solution

UDit 3: Syllogism & Al.rangcmcnts

Lincar Arrangenlents, Circlrlar Arrangcmcnts. Vcnn Diagralr

Unit 4: Ccomctryrcombinations

Geometry mcnstrualiorl. Permutation and combination, Probability

Unit 5: Articlcs,Subject verb agreement

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Puhlishcr: 2016 cditiorll. RayDond Murphy "Essenlial liglish airannnar with Ans\rers'' illurphy

Referencc Books:

:1 Rao N.D-\r.Prasada. Wren &anp; Mrftin High School English Gramtnat and

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flrit 6: Adjectires,,4.dverbs

Arljectir,es. Adverbs, Worrls orrler in senlcnce Prolou and CoDnectors

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15. Language Skills - IIMI]CI 14I 5

IHSMCSLa gualtc Skills - lI 0-0-2 I Crirdii

Course Objectives:

Foreign LrnguagesJapanese Language Course I (12IIrs)

This course is designed to intrcduce stuclents to the evcryclavlanguage ol.Japan Units *.i11 beotganl,,.ed around nalural con\'elsation;rl topics, lcading students liorn lirnclamental aspects ofgraDmar to rcadings in sinlple tcxts. SLlldelits will lealn vocabulaly. expressions, and scntencestnrctures to bcconte ablc to nteet basic comntunication needs in.lapancse. This course conprrsesall liur- skills (spcaking, listenirrg, r.cacling, and writing) of languagc.

Course Outcomes: At the cnd o1'the coLlrse, students \r.ill be able to:

Coursc Contents:

Unit I i bisic commuDicative tasksLca.ni,,g .rp...siorrs ,rr"lr'i,rr":: -ni-- gairrlasu,, pattern, Introductiorr of

"nunt.rr, ,i,lr]t.translations, Comlunicative situations shopping, brammar: Inlroduction of adJect,les. na_adcctivcs

Unit 2: Communicative situationsf imc relations,Comrrunicativc situalions_conllrming schedules ctc, particles anLl therusc in Japanese sentenccs, Ilcadine conrprehcnsion:a story

Unit 3: Easv conv€rsation

t4ll'irnctional

t4llntroduction oi past tcnse aspect iD l,ro r.crbs_ and adjectiYcs, Clonmunicati\re situationt askingquestions alld answering, Easy convcrlrtton, Overallievision. and cjiscussion

I N"ihongo Shoho I (lapan Foundation publ.)

Relerence Book:2. Minna No Nihongo I (3A Coryoration, Japan)

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11veISe ln S tandard J to basicapanes pcrlbrnt comrnunicativc ( g hangenal tinle/lbrrrlation, dircclion das act vltv )

2 use ofJ anese vocabu cflcctivelemollstrate

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Course ()bjcctivcs:

Choice Based Soh Skills prolT|tm olltrs stud'1lts a choice lo selcct ll\c coursc thrl $'ill ltleet the

rccluiremcnts ofthcir o\'erxll personxlltY dcvelopment' Pafiiculatly this course helns the studcnt

in dcleloping and improving hislhe' lilerlr,v ctrmprchension skills'

Course Outcomes: /t Lhe end ol {he coursc- sludents \!illbe able Io:

Mapping ofcourse outcomes with program outcomes

Unit 3: [vcrydaY situttionsLearning aboul ttle things in thc chssl-ooln,

Articles ofall the nouns

Unil 4: Simplc activitiesWatch timings lcaming. Routine acllvltles

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Course Contents:

Unit li lDtroducc oneself l3l

i,,r,"a-r.ii""- c_"irrs, ccrman ,\Lfhabets. Nurnbers (1 -100). Giving and eski g lnlbriration

rclated to numbers

Unit 2: Fonnal and Illfbrmrl fornr

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siluationsto dabasic andcak and llsrcn basic and le text in Gcrmdn.write4

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