B. Tech.

Degree
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
SYLLABUS FOR CREDIT BASED CURRICULUM
(For Student Ad!"tted "n #$%% & #$%#'
DE(ARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
TIRUCHIRA((ALLI ) *#$ $%+
INDIA
MAY #$%%
1
DE(ARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
B.Tech. SYLLABUS (re,"ed'
For the Students Joining III Semester in 2011 - 2012
The total credits required for completing the B.Tech. Programme in echanical !ngineering
is 1"0.
SEMESTER III
CODE COURSE OF STUDY L T ( C
#211 Special Functions and Statistics $ 0 0 $
!!22$ #pplied !lectrical !ngineering 2 0 2 $
!%21& #pplied !lectronics !ngineering 2 0 2 $
P'221 Production Technolog( - I $ 0 0 $
%!2"1 Strength of aterials $ 0 0 $
!20$ !ngineering Thermod(namics $ 1 0 )
(r-ct"c-.
%!2"$ Strength of aterials *a+ 0 0 2 1
!20, achine -ra.ing 0 0 / 2
Tot-. %* % %# ##
SEMESTER I/
CODE COURSE OF STUDY L T ( C
#20" Fourier Series and Partial -ifferential
!quations
$ 0 0 $
T2,2 !ngineering etallurg( $ 0 0 $
P'222 Production Technolog( - II $ 0 0 $
!202 Thermal !ngineering $ 0 0 $
!20) echanics of achines - I $ 1 0 )
!20/ Fluid echanics $ 1 0 )
(r-ct"c-.
%!200 Fluid echanics *a+ 0 0 2 1
T2/2 etallurg( *a+ 0 0 2 1
P'2$2 Production Process *a+ 0 0 $ 2
!20" Thermal !ngineering *a+ - I 0 0 $ 2
Tot-. %0 # %$ #*
2
SEMESTER /
CODE COURSE OF STUDY L T ( C
#$01 1umerical ethods $ 0 0 $
! $1, echatronics $ 0 0 $
! $01 %ompressi+le Flo. and Jet Propulsion $ 0 0 $
! $0$ 2eat and ass Transfer $ 0 0 $
! $0, echanics of achines - II $ 1 0 )
! $0& #nal(sis and -esign of achine
%omponents
$ 0 0 $
(r-ct"c-.
I% $1& echatronics *a+ 0 0 2 1
!$00 -(namics *a+ 0 0 $ 2
! $11 Production -ra.ing and %ost !stimation 1 0 2 2
Tot-. %1 % 2 #3
SEMESTER /I
CODE COURSE OF STUDY L T ( C
!$02 Tur+omachines $ 0 0 $
!$0) #utomo+ile !ngineering $ 0 0 $
!$0/ -esign of echanical -ri3es $ 0 0 $
!$0" %omputer #ided -esign and -rafting $ 0 0 $
!$10 'efrigeration and #ir %onditioning $ 0 0 $
!$!1 !lecti3e 4 I $ 0 0 $
(r-ct"c-.
!$12 Thermal !ngineering *a+ II 0 0 $ 2
!$1) #utomo+ile !ngineering *a+ 0 0 $ 2
!$1/
%omputer #ided -esign and -rafting
Practice
0 0 2 1
Tot-. %0 $ 0 #4
$
SEMESTER /II
CODE COURSE OF STUDY L T ( C
2)01 Industrial !conomics $ 0 0 $
!)0$ Po.er Plant !ngineering $ 0 0 $
!)0, etrolog( and 5ualit( %ontrol $ 0 0 $
!)0& 6il 2(draulics and Pneumatics $ 0 0 $
!)!2 !lecti3e 4 II $ 0 0 $
!)!$ !lecti3e 4 III $ 0 0 $
(r-ct"c-.
!)00 etrolog( *a+ 0 0 2 1
!)11 %omprehensi3e 7i3a-3oce 0 $ 0 $
!)1$ Pro8ect 9or: Phase 4 I 0 1 0 0
Tot-. %0 3 # ##
SEMESTER /III
CODE COURSE OF STUDY L T ( C
2)02 anagement Principles and %oncepts $ 0 0 $
P')&2 'esource anagement Techniques $ 0 0 $
!)!) !lecti3e 4 I7 $ 0 0 $
!)!, !lecti3e 4 7 $ 0 0 $
!)10 Pro8ect 9or: Phase 4 II 0 0 1, /
Tot-. %# $ %+ %0
%redits for I ;ear - ),
%redits for echanical !ngineering <III to 7III Semester= - 1$,
Total %redits - 1"0
)
LIST OF ELECTI/ES
E.ect",e & I5
SEMESTER /I
CODE COURSE OF STUDY L T ( C
!$,2 Finite !lement ethod $ 0 0 $
!$,) #d3anced I.%. !ngines $ 0 0 $
E.ect",e & II 6 III5
SEMESTER /II
CODE COURSE OF STUDY L T ( C
!),1 Industrial Safet( $ 0 0 $
!),$ 6ptimi>ation in !ngineering -esign $ 0 0 $
!),, %omputational Fluid -(namics $ 0 0 $
!),& -esign of ?ears and %ams $ 0 0 $
! ),0 !S -e3ices 4 -esign and Fa+rication $ 0 0 $
!)/1 9elding !ngineering $ 0 0 $
2)01 %orporate %ommunication
<or=
#n( one !lecti3e from other -epartments
$ 0 0 $
E.ect",e & I/ 6 /5
SEMESTER /III
CODE COURSE OF STUDY L T ( C
!),2 Industrial 'o+otics $ 0 0 $
!),) %om+ustion !ngineering $ 0 0 $
!),/ -(namics of achiner( $ 0 0 $
!)," 'ene.a+le !nerg( $ 0 0 $
!)/0 #d3anced achining Processes
<or=
#n( one !lecti3e from other
-epartments
$ 0 0 $
,
SEMESTER III
MA#%% S(ECIAL FUNCTIONS AND STATISTICS (4 & $ & $' 4
*aplace Transforms of standard functions 4 @nit Step functionA -irac deltaA functionA
deri3ati3es and integrals - In3erse *aplace Transform - con3olution theorem 4 Periodic
functions - #pplication to ordinar( differential equations and simultaneous equations .ith
constant coefficients and integral equations.
?amma and Beta functions ) For+enius method of finding series solution of ordinar(
differential equation.
BesselBs equation 4 Bessel functions ) 'ecurrence formulae - 6rthogonalit( propert(-
?enerating function. *egendreCs equation- *egendre pol(nomials - 'odrigueCs formula-
6rthogonalit( propert( - ?enerating function - 'ecurrence relations.
Pro+a+ilit( - conditional pro+a+ilit( - Ba(esB theorem 4 'andom 3aria+le 4 densit( and
distri+ution functions 4 !Dpectation - BinomialA Poisson and 1ormal distri+utions.
oment generating function - %haracteristic function 4 %he+(she3Bs inequalit( - *a. of
large num+ers - %entral *imit Theorem.
Re7erence5
1. ?re.alA B.S.A Higher Engineering MathematicsA Ehanna Pu+lishersA /
th
ed. 2001.
2. ?uptaA S.%.A and EapoorA 7.E.A Fundamentals of Mathematical StatisticsA Sultan %hand
and SonsA 2002.
$. 7en:ataramanA . E.A Higher Mathematics for Engineering and ScienceA 1ational
Pu+lishing %ompan(A 100&.
EE##4 A((LIED ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (# & $ & #' 4
#s(nchronous achinesF Three phase induction motors 4 Principle of operation 4 %age and
Slip ring rotors.
Torque 4 Slip %haracteristics - !qui3alent %ircuit 4 Starting and Speed %ontrol.
Single Phase induction motors 4 T(pes 4 #pplications 4 @ni3ersal otor.
Selection of -ri3esF !lectric dri3es 4 Indi3idual and ?roup dri3es 4 Factors go3erning
selection of dri3es 4 otors for domestic uses.
%ranesA *iftsA ?eneral Factor(A TeDtile illA Paper illA ining 9or:A %ement illA
achine ToolsA Belt %on3e(orsA ShipsA 'efrigeration and #ir %onditioning.
Re7erence5
1. Thera8aA B.*.A Electrical TechnologyA 7ol 4 2A S. %hand G %ompan(A 100&.
2. ?uptaA J.B.A A Course in Electrical PowerA S.E. Eataria G SonsA 100&.
/
$. 2ughesA !.A Electrical TechnologyA !.*.B.S. 100/.
). Parta+A 2.A Art & Science of utilization of Electrical EnergyA -hanpat 'ai G SonsA 100&.
EC#%2A((LIED ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (# & $ & #' 4
#mplifier circuits 4 '.%. %oupledA Transformer %oupledA -irect %oupledH -ifferential
amplifiers.
%oncept of negati3e feed-+ac:H Feed-+ac: amplifiers. #pplications of operational amplifiers.
In3erting and non-in3erting amplifiersH -ifferentiator 4 ultiplier - -i3iderA %omparator - 7I
and I7 con3erter.
-igital %ircuits 4 -I# and #I- 4 T(pesH Sample and 2old circuit - ultipleDersA
-emultipleDersA -ecoder and !ncoders.
Practice on '.%. %oupled amplifierA 6P ampA ultipleDers and -emultipleDersA S%' and
#pplicationsA Po.er suppl( and 'egulator.
Re7erence5
1. SedraA #.S. and SmithA E.%.A Micro Electronic CircuitsA 6Dford @ni3ersit( PressA 200).
2. illman and 2al:iasA Integrated ElectronicsA Tata c?ra. -2illA 100".
$. -onald #. 1eamenA Electronic Circuit Analysis and esignA Tata c?ra.- 2illA 2002.
(R##% (RODUCTION TECHNOLOGY & I (4 & $ & $' 4
oulding sands - T(pes and PropertiesA patterns - t(pes of patternsA selection of patterns -
pattern allo.ances - %lassifications of castings - according to mould materials and moulding
methods. Special casting techniques - Fettling and finishing of castings - defects in castings.
%lassification of .elding processF Principle of ?as .eldingA #rc .eldingA resistance
.eldingA Solid State 9eldingA Thermochemical .elding and radiant energ( .elding -
Bra>ing and soldering - thermal cutting of metalIallo(s.
ForgingF %lassification of forging processes - forging processes - forging defects and
inspection. 'ollingF %lassification of rolling processes - rolling mill - rolling of +ars and
shapes. !DtrusionF %lassification of eDtrusion processes - eDtrusion equipments - eDamples.
-ra.ingF -ra.ing of rodsA .ires and tu+es. Sheet metal forming methodsF ShearingA
Blan:ingA BendingA Stretch FormingA deep forming. SpinningF Spinning processes.
2igh 7elocit( FormingF !Dplosi3e formingA !lectro h(draulic forming - magnetic pulse
forming - pneumatic - mechanical high 3elocit( forming. Plastics 9or:ingF T(pes of
plastics - plastic moulding processes.
Re7erence5
1. Jain '.E.A Production TechnologyA Ehanna Pu+lishersA 2001.
&
2. 2a8ra %houdhr(A Elements of !or"sho# Technology, 7ol 4 II edia Promoters G
Pu+lishersA 100).
$. Production Technology $y HMTA Tata c?ra.-2illA 2002.
). %hapmanA 9.#.J.A !or"sho# Technology, 7ol - IIA 6Dford G IB2 Pu+lishing %o. *td.A
10"/.
CE#0% STRENGTH OF MATERIALS (4 ) $ ) $' 4
#Dial and shear stresses and strains 4 !lasticit(A 2oo:Bs la. 4 *ateral strain 4 PoissonBs ratio
4 7olumetric strain 4 !lastic constants 4 Stress in composite +ars. Strain energ( impact and
suddenl( applied loads.
Thin c(lindrical and spherical shells su+8ected to internal pressure. Principal stresses and
their planes. Plane of maDimum shear 4 ohrBs circle of stresses. Thic: c(linders 4 *ameBs
equationA shrin: fit. %ompound c(linders.
Shear force and +ending moment diagrams for +eams su+8ected to different t(pes of loads 4
Theor( of simple +ending and assumptions.
*eaf springA shear stress. -eflection 4 The moment area methodA acaula(Bs method 4
superposition <staticall( determinate +eams onl(=.
Torsion of solid and hollo. circular shafts 4 Po.er transmissionA strength and stiffness of
shafts. Stress and defection in open helical spring.
Re7erence5
1. Timoshen:oA S.P.A ?ereA .J.A Mechanics of MaterialsA %.B.S.A Pu+lishersA 10"0.
2. 'amamurthamA S.A Strength of Materials%A -hanpat 'ai Pu+licationsA 200,.
$. Popo3A !.P.A Engineering Mechanics of SolidsA Prentice-2allA 1000.
ME#$4 ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS (4)%)$' 3
'e3ie. of +asic concepts of thermod(namicsA properties of pure su+stances - First la.
applied to control massA control 3olumes. First la. of thermod(namics stead( flo. energ(
equation - applications of SF!! - uniform stateA uniform flo..
Second la. statements - irre3ersi+le processesA %arnot theoremA %lausius Inequalit( J
entrop(A entrop( change for pure su+stances 4 T-S diagramA entrop( change applied to
control massA control 3olume-a3aila+ilit( and irre3ersi+ilit(.
7apour po.er c(cles - 'an:ine c(cle - !ffect of pressure and temperature on ran:ine c(cle -
'eheat c(cle - 'egenerati3e c(cle - #ir standard po.er c(cles - #ssumptions regarding air
standard c(cles - 6tto A -iesel A dual A Stirling and Bra(ton c(cles.
Thermod(namic relations F Partial deri3ati3es - aD.ell relations - %lape(ron equationA
entrop( of a pure su+stance - entrop( change of an ideal gas - the ideal gas - Beha3ior of real
gases - equations of state. Isothermal and adia+atic compressi+ilit(.
"
iDture of non-reacting gases - -altonCs and #malgamCs model - calculation of %
p
A %
3
A '
and @ A h and s changes for gas miDtures fuels and com+ustion - com+ustion chemistr( -
calculation of air fuel ratio - eDhaust gas anal(sis.
Re7erence5
1. SonntagA '.!.A Borgna::eA %.A and 7an 9(lenA ?.J.A Fundamentals of
Thermodynamics% /
th
ed.A John 9ile(A 200$.
2. %engalA ;.# and BolesA .#A Thermodynamics& An Engineering A##roach% ,
th
ed.A
c?ra.-2illA 200/.
$. 1agA P.E.A Engineering Thermodynamics% $
rd
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 200,.
CE#04 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS LAB ($ & $ & #' %
-eflection test on springsA steel +arA cantile3er +eamsA .ooden +eams.
Torsion test on different grades of steel.
2ardness test.
Impact test.
ME#$+ MACHINE DRA8ING ($ ) $ ) *' #
Standardi>ation - Interchangea+ilit( - Selecti3e #ssem+l( - Tolerance. Tolerance of form
and position - grades of tolerance - fits -Standard tolerances - achining s(m+ols - surface
finish indication - Functional and manufacturing datum.
Shaft %ouplingsF rigidA fleDi+leF cotter 8oints A :nuc:le 8ointsA 2oo:Bs 8oints. Bearings -
Journal - FootstepA thrust or %ollar +earingH Plummer +loc: H Pulle(s for flat +eltsA 7-+elt
and rope. !ngine parts - Stuffing +oDA %onnecting rodA #tomi>erA spar: plugA fuel in8ection
pump. 7al3es - stop 3al3e - safet( 3al3eA relief 3al3e and non-return 3al3e. achine tool
components - -rill 8igA Tail stoc:A ToolpostA Tool head for shaping machineA machine 3iceA
scre. 8ac:.
Re7erence5
1. -ha.anA '.E.A A Te't (oo" of Machine rawing% S. %hand G %ompan(A 100/.
2. 6stro.s:(A 6.A Engineering rawing with CA A##lications% !*BSA 100,.
$. !ngineering -ra.ing Practice for Schools and %olleges SP5 )/- 10"".
SEMESTER I/
MA#$0 FOURIER SERIES AND (ARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
E9UATIONS (4 & $ & $' 4
-irichiet conditions - !Dpansion of periodic functions into Fourier series - %hange of
inter3al-Fourier series for e3en and odd functions - 2alf-range eDpansions- 'S 3alue of a
function - Parse3alCs relation - Fourier series in compleD form - 2armonic anal(sis.
-efinition of Fourier Transform <finite and infinite= - In3erse Fourier Transform 4Properties
- Fourier Sine and %osine transforms - In3erse Fourier Sine and %osine transforms 4
Properties - %on3olution theorem for Fourier Transform.
0
Formation of P-! - Solution of standard t(pes of first order equations - *agrangeCs linear
equation - Second and higher order homogeneous and non-homogeneous linear equations
.ith constant coefficients.
6ne-dimensional .a3e equation and one-dimensional heat flo. equation - method of
separation of 3aria+les - Fourier series solution.
T.o-dimensional heat flo. equation in stead( state - *aplace equation in %artesian and
polar co ordinates - method of separation of 3aria+les - Fourier series solution.
Re7erence5
1. ?re.alA B.S.A Higher Engineering MathematicsA Ehanna Pu+lishersA 2001.
2. Eandasam(A P. Thilaga3ath(A E. and ?una3ath(A E.A Engineering MathematicsA 7ol. IIIA
S. %hand G %oA 2001.
$. 7en:ataramanA . E.A Engineering Mathematics% 7ol.IIIA 1ational Pu+lishing %ompan(A
100".
MT#+# ENGINEERING METALLURGY (4 & $ & $' 4
#tomic #rrangement and Phase -iagrams ) Structure of metals and allo(sF Phase diagramF
phase rules.
Phase -iagrams and Ferrous #llo(s Fe- Fe% diagramA %ritical temperature - Plain car+on
steel and other steels. .
2eat Treatment of steelA %%T diagramsA austemperingA martempering ausforrning. Surface
hardening process - non - ferrous allo(s.
Testing of aterials I ) Properties e3aluated +( tensile testing procedureA !ngineering stress
strain cur3e 3s. true stress-strain cur3eA stress strain cur3e for t(pical materials. 2ardness
testing.
Testing of aterials II ) Impact testingA Fracture toughness. Fatigue testingF %reep testing.
Re7erence5
1. #3nerA S.2.A Introduction to Physical MetallurgyA 2
nd
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 100&.
2. -ieterA ?.!.AMechanical MetallurgyA c?ra.-2illA 10"".
3. -onald S.%lar:A and 9il+ur '. 7arne(A Physical Metallurgy for EngineersA !ast-9est
PressA 1000.
4. Suri(anara(anaA #.7.EA Testing of metallic materialsA Tata c?ra.-2illA 2001.
10
(R### (RODUCTION TECHNOLOGY & II (4 & $ & $' 4
*athesA capstan G turret latheA drilling and +oring machine -%lassification - principles of
.or:ing componentsA .or: holding G tool holding de3ices.
ShaperA planner G slotterA machines ) %lassification - principles of .or:ing componentsA
.or: holding G tool holding de3ices.
illingA ho++ingA +roaching G grinding machines - %lassification - principles of .or:ing
componentsA .or: holding G tool holding de3ices.
1% G %1% machine tools and manual part programming achining centreA turning centre.
1% part programming.
%omputer aided part programming ) #PPF Post processors. #PT programming - motion
statementsA additional apt statements.
Re7erence5
1. EhannaA 6.P.A and *alA .A A Te't (oo" of Production TechnologyA 7ol II A -hanpat 'ai
G SonsA 1002.
2. ;oram EorenA Com#uter Control of Manufacturing SystemsA c?ra.-2illA 10"/.
3. %houdhr(A S.E.2.A Elements of !or" Sho# TechnologyA 7o* IIA edia Promoters G
Pu+lishersA 100).
4. Production Technology $y HMTA Tata c?ra.-2illA 2002.
5. EundraA T.E.A 'ao.A P.1.A and Ti.ariA 1.*.E.A )umerical Control and Com#uter Aided
ManufacturingA Tata c?ra.-2illA 200/.
ME#$# THERMAL ENGINEERING (4 & $ & $' 4
'eciprocating air compressors - t(pes - construction - .or: of compression .ithout
clearance - effect of clearance 4 ultistaging - optimum intermediate pressure for perfect
inter cooling - %ompressor efficiencies and mean effecti3e pressure.
9or:ing of t.o and four stro:e engines - 3al3e and port timing diagrams - -e3iation of
engine indicator diagram from air standard c(cles - Fuel air c(cles and their anal(sisA
%omparison of air standard and fuel air c(cles - *osses in actual c(cles.
I.%. engines fuels and rating -SI engine air fuel miDture requirements - Performance cur3e of
an automo+ile car+uretor - -iesel in8ection s(stems - t(pes - Jer: t(pe pump - In8ection
pump go3ernors. T(pes of no>>les - Introduction to petrol in8ection.
Batter( Ignition - magneto ignition and transistori>ed coil ignition - %om+ustion in SI
engines - Enoc: in SI engines - effect of engine 3aria+le on :noc: - %om+ustion in %I
engines - :noc: in %I engines - com+ustion cham+ers for SI and %I engines.
I.%. !ngine testing - easurement of friction po.er - Indicated po.er - !lectronic
Indicator- Bra:e po.er - d(namometers - Instruments for measuring emission of 16D A %6A
@n+urnt 2% and smo:e - engine efficiencies - 2eat +alance - Sca3enging in t.o stro:e
engines.
11
Re7erence5
1. ?anesanA 7.A Internal Com$ustion Engines% Tata c?ra.-2illA 200$.
2. 2e(.oodA J.B.A Fundamentals of Internal Com$ustion Engines% c?ra.-2illA 10"".
$. Ballane(A P.*.A Thermal Engineering% Ehanna Pu+lishersA 100/.
ME#$3 MECHANICS OF MACHINES I (4 ) % ) $' 3
echanisms - classification of mechanismsA Einematic in3ersions - ?rashoffCs la. -
In3ersions of slider cran: mechanismA %oupler cur3esA spatial mechanisms - Straight-line
generators.
Slider cran: mechanisms and four +ar mechanismH 7elocities of points on a rigid +od( -
relati3e 3elocit( - 3elocit( pol(gon #cceleration of points on a rigid +od( - relati3e
acceleration - acceleration pol(gon - %oriolis acceleration - anal(tical method .
%he+(shc3 spacing for precision positions - Structural error - 63erla( method - %ompleD
cur3e s(nthesis - 'o+erts %he+(she3 theorem - FrudenstineBs equationH #nal(tical s(nthesis
using compleD alge+raH s(nthesis of d.ell mechanism.
%lassification of cam and follo.er - displacement diagrams - ?raphical la(outs of cam
profiles. -eri3ati3es of follo.er motion. 2igh speed cams standard motions. Plate cams
.ith flat face and roller follo.ers.
Terminolog( and definitions - la. of gearing - profile for gears - In3olute gearing -
Interchangea+ilit( - Interference and undercutting. %ontact ratio. Standard and stu+ gear
teeth. %ontact ratio. ?ear trains - t(pes - Parallel aDis gear trains. !pic(clic gear trains.
Re7erence5
1. @ic:erA J. J.A Jr.A Pennoc:A ?. '.A and Shigle(A J. !.A Theory of Machines and
MechanismsA $
rd
ed.A 6Dford @ni3ersit( PressA 200$.
2. 'aoA J.S. and -u::ipatiA '.;.A Mechanism and Machine Theory% 2
nd
ed.A 9ile(
!astern *td.A 100,.
ME#$* FLUID MECHANICS (4)%)$' 3
Basic concepts - Fluid properties - Basic h(drostatic equation - anometr( - Su+merged and
floating +odies.
Pressure at a point - 2(drostatic equations for incompressi+le and compressi+le fluids -
anometers - 2(drostatic force on a su+merged plane and cur3ed surfaces - Buo(anc( and
equili+rium of floating +odies - etacentre - Fluid in rigid motion +odies.
Fluid d(namicsH integral and differential formulations - %ontinuit( equation - 1a3ier-Sto:es
equations.
*aminar and tur+ulent flo.s - Some eDact solutions of 1a3ier-Sto:es equations - Flo.
through pipes.
12
Fluid rotation and deformation - Stream function - %ondition of irrotationalit( -
?o3erning equations of potential flo. - *aplace equation. Boundar( la(er concept -
PrandtlCs equation - -rag on flat plates - Buc:ingham K-theorem - -imensionless num+ers.
Re7erence5
1. FoDA '.9. and c -onaldA #.T.A Introduction to Fluid Mechanics% /
th
ed.A John 9ile(A
200$.
2. 9hiteA F..A Fluid Mechanics% ,
th
ed.A c?ra.-2illA 200$.
CE #1$ FLUID MECHANICS LAB ($ & $ & #' %
-etermination of pipe friction.
%ali+ration of 3enturimeterA orifice meter and .ater meter.
-etermination of discharge coefficients for notches and .eirs.
-etermination of minor losses.
-etermination of discharge coefficients for mouthpiece and orifice.
Flo. through helical coils.
-etermination of metacentric height.
MT #*# METALLURGY LAB ($ & $ & #' %
Preparation of specimen for metallographic o+ser3ation of .hite %ast IronA ?ra( %ast IronA
1odular Iron.
Preparation of specimen for metallographic o+ser3ation of ild SteelA *o. %ar+on SteelA
edium %ar+on SteelA 2(pereutectoid SteelA 2ardened SteelA Tempered SteelA Tool Steel and
Stainless steel.
Preparation of specimen for metallographic o+ser3ation of #l 4 Si #llo(sA #l 4 +ron>e #llo(A
P+ 4 Tin soldering allo(A P+ 4 Tin antimon( #llo(.
TensileA 2ardness and %reep testing of gi3en metallic materials.
(R#4# (RODUCTION (ROCESS LAB ($ & $ &4' #
*athe 4 Simple I Step I Taper TurningA Thread %uttingA -rilling and Boring.
Shaping 4 7 4 %utting
illing 4 Jo+ requiring IndeDing.
2o++ing 4 Spur ?ear %utting
?rinding 4 Surface I %(lindrical grinding
%1% *athe 4 Simple TuringA Step TurningA Thread Turing
achining %enter 4 # t(pical 8o+ production.
1$
ME#$0 THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB I ($ ) $ ) 4' #
Propert( determination for fuels and lu+rication oil.
Stud( and performance testing of I% engines.
Stud( and performance testing of air compressor.
!mission measurements.
SEMESTER /
MA 4$% NUMERICAL METHODS (4 & $ & $' 4
Solution of linear s(stem - ?aussian elimination and ?auss-Jordan methods - *@ -
decomposition methods - %routCs method - Jaco+i and ?auss-Seidel iterati3e methods -
sufficient conditions for con3ergence - Po.er method to find the dominant eigen3alue and
eigen3ector.
Solution of nonlinear equation - Bisection method - Secant method - 'egula falsi method -
1e.ton- 'aphson method for f<D= L 0 and for f<DA(= L 0A g<DA(= L 0 - 6rder of con3ergence -
2ornerCs method - ?raeffeCs method - Bairsto.Cs method.
1e.tonBs for.ardA +ac:.ard and di3ided difference interpolation 4 *agrangeBs interpolation
4 1umerical -ifferentiation and Integration 4 Trape>oidal rule 4 SimpsonBs 1I$ and $I" rules
- %ur3e fitting - ethod of least squares and group a3erages.

1umerical Solution of 6rdinar( -ifferential !quations- !ulerCs method - !ulerCs modified
method - Ta(lorCs method and 'unge-Eutta method for simultaneous equations and 2
nd
order equations - ultistep methods - ilneCs and #damsB methods.
1umerical solution of *aplace equation and Poisson equation +( *ie+mannCs method -
solution of one dimensional heat flo. equation - Bender - Schmidt recurrence relation -
%ran: - 1icolson method - Solution of one dimensional .a3e equation.
Re7erence5
1. ?eraldA %.F.A and 9heatle(A P.6.A A##lied )umerical AnalysisA #ddison 9esle(A 100".
2. JainA .E.A I(engarA S.'. and JainA '.E*% )umerical Methods for Scientific and
Engineering Com#utationA 9ile( !asternA 10"&.
$. Eandasam(A P.A Thilaga3ath(A E.A and ?una3ath(A S.A )umerical MethodsA S.%hand G
%ompan(A 100".
ME4%+ MECHATRONICS (4 & $ & $' 4
INTRODUCTION
Introduction to echantronics-S(stems-easurement S(stems-%ontrol S(stems-echatronics
#pproach.
1)
SENSORS AND TRANSDUCERS
Introduction-PerformanceA Terminolog(--isplacementA Position and ProDimit(-7elocit( and otion-
Fluid Pressure-Temperature Sensors-*ight Sensors-Selection of Sensors-Signal Processing.
0$0+ MICRO(ROCESSOR
Introduction-#rchitecture-Pin %onfiguration-Instruction set-Programming of icroprocessors using
"0", instructions-Interfacing input and output de3ices-Interfacing -I# con3erters and #I-
con3erters-#pplications- Temperature control-Stepper motor control-Traffic light controller.
(ROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS
Introduction-Basic structure-InputI6utput Processing-Programming-nemonics-TimersA Internal
rela(s and counters--ata handling-#nalog InputI6utput-Selection of a P*%.
DESIGN AND MECHATRONICS
Stages in -esigning mechatronic s(stems - Traditional and echatronic design -Possi+le design
solutions-%ase studies of mechatronic s(stems - Pic: and place ro+ot - automatic car par: s(stem
-engine management s(stem.
Re7erence5
+* !*(olton% Mechatronics%,ongman%Second Edition% +---*
.* Michael (* Histand and a/id 0*Alciatore% 1 Introduction to Mechatronics and
Measurement Systems 1% Mc0raw Hill International Editions% +---*
2* HMT ,td*% 1 Mechatronics 1% Tata Mc0raw Hill Pu$lishing Co* ,td*% +--3*
4*an )ecsulescu% 1Mechatronics1%Pearson Education Asia%.55.6Indian re#rint7*
ME4$% COM(RESSIBLE FLO8 AND :ET (RO(ULSION (4 ) $ ) $' 4
?o3erning equations for in3iscid-compressi+le flo.s - static and stagnation properties -
speed of sound and ach num+er.
Isentropic flo. through 3aria+le area passage ducts - %ho:ing of flo..
1ormal and o+lique shoc:s - Prandtl-e(er flo.s.
Fanno flo. - 'a(leigh flo..
Fundamentals of 8et propulsion - Propulsion c(cle - Po.er and efficienc( calculations -
Tur+o8etA tur+ofanA and tur+oprop engines - Fundamentals of roc:et propulsion.
Re7erence5
1. ;ah(aA S..A Fundamentals of Com#ressi$le Flow with Aircraft and 8oc"et
Pro#ulsion% $
rd
ed.A 1e. #ge International Pu+lishersA 200$.
2. 6osthui>enA P.2. and %arscallenA 9.!.A Com#ressi$le Fluid Flow% c?ra.-2illA
100&.
$. Muc:erA '.-. and Bi+lar>A 6.A Fundamentals of 0as ynamics% 2
nd
ed.A John 9ile(A
2002.
1,
ME4$4 HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER (4)$)$' 4
%onduction - ?eneral $-- equation - 2eat generation pro+lems - Fins - @nstead( state
conduction.
'adiation *a.s - Blac: and ?ra( +odies - 'adiation eDchange +et.een surfaces - 'adiation
shields ?reen house effect.
Forced %on3ection - Boundar( la(er theor( - !Dternal and internal flo.s - Free con3ection -
%orrelations.
2eat eDchangers - Fouling factorA *T- and 1T@ methods - Boiling and condensation -
Boiling regimes and correlationsA 1usseltCs theor( - %ondensation o3er surfaces.
ass transfer - Fic:Cs la. - Similarities +et.een heat and mass transfer.
Re7erence5
1. IncroperaA F.P. and -e.ittA -.P.A Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer% 9
th
ed.A John
9ile(A 2002.
2. 2olmanA J.P.A Heat Transfer% 0
th
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 200).
$. 6>isi:A .1.A Heat Transfer - A (asic A##roach% c?ra.-2illA 10",.
). %engelA ;.#.A Heat Transfer - A Practical A##roach% c?ra.-2illA 100".
ME4$+ MECHANICS OF MACHINES ) II (4)%)$' 3
Static and d(namic force anal(sis of mechanisms - Fl(.heel function and design.
Balancing of rotating masses in one and in se3eral planes - Balancing of reciprocating masses
4 Single and multi-c(linder engines.
?o3ernorsH gra3it( and spring controlled go3ernors - ?(roscopic effect.
7i+rationH free and forced 3i+rations - Single degree and multi-degree freedom s(stems.
7i+ration control - Passi3e and acti3e control.
Re7erence5
1. Shigle(A J.!.A @ic:erA J.J.A Theory of Machines and Mechanisms% c?ra.-2illA 100,.
2. 'aoA J.S.A and -u::ipatiA '.;.A Mechanism and Machine Theory% 2
nd
ed.A 9ile( !astern
*td.A 100,.
ME4$2 ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF MACHINE COM(ONENTS (4 ) $ ) $' 4
echanical engineering design - -esign considerations - aterial selection - odes of
1/
failure - Theories of failure - !ndurance limit - Stress concentration - Factor of safet(.
-esign of shafts and couplings - -esign of cotter and :nuc:le 8oints.
2elical and leaf springs.
Fasteners and :e(s - -esign of .elded 8oints - Fillet and +utt .elds - -esign of ri3eted 8oints.
-esign of sliding contact +earings - Selection of rolling contact +earings.
Re7erence5
1. Sundarara8amoorth(A T.7. and ShanmugamA 1.A Machine esign% #nuradha
#genciesA 200$.
2. Shigle(A J.!.A %harlesA '.. and 'ichardA ?.B.A Mechanical Engineering esign% &
th
ed.A c?ra.-2illA 200).
IC 4%2 MECHATRONICS LAB ($ & $ & #' %
7erification of +asic specifications of operation amplifier from data sheetH 6P-amp %:1
amplifier <in3erting and 1on-in3erting=
P-amp %:2 .a3e form generation <square .a3eA triangular .a3e=H 6P-amp %:$ IntegratorA
-ifferentiatorH 6P-amp %:) 7-I con3erter G I-7 con3erter.
Stud( of transducersF 'T- N Signal %onditioning %ircuitH Stud( of *7-T .ith accessor(
chipH Stud( of -igital ?ates - S6P reali>ation.
Stud( of icroprocessor instruction setH Simple programs using "0", microprocessor -
#dditionA @se of functionsA Peripheral chipsA 9a3eform generation.
@sage of interruptsA Stepper motor controlA Ee( +oard interfaceA 2eater controlH Stud( of
P*%H Stud( of tools such as PSPI%!H @sage of simulators <an( other microprocessor=
ME4$1 DYNAMICS LAB ($ ) $ ) 4' #
easurement of moment of inertia of rigid +odies.
?(roscope.
Jump speed of a cam.
echanical 3i+rations.
Balancing.
ME 4%% (RODUCTION DRA8ING AND COST ESTIMATION (% & $ & #' #
%on3entional 'epresentation of achine elements - International Standards <IS-= and
Indian Standards <IS=.
1&
*imits and Fits ) IT s(stem of tolerancesA de3iations and fits.
?eometric -imensioning and 'epresentation - TolerancingA Tolerancing of formA
orientationA location and run-outsA -atums and -atum S(stems.
Surface teDture indication on dra.ing. 9elds - S(m+olic representing of dra.ings.
Preparation of process - %hart for a gi3en component.
%ost !stimation of setting time and machining time - estimation of material costA la+our cost
and o3erhead cost +ased on supplied data. ?i3en a su+-assem+l( Iassem+l( to prepare
production dra.ings of components as per current dra.ing office practice. #t least ten su+-
assem+liesIassem+lies are to +e completed on #) sheets.
Re7erence5
1. Indian Standards F 10&1)A10&1,A10&1/A10&1&A10&10A "1$A010A2&00A"000 A pt.1 to ) F
10&21A 111," corresponding to IS6Cs
2. PS0 esign ata (oo"A PS? Boo: -epotA 2010.
$. Ehan .;. G Jain P.E.A Cost ManagementA T2 outline seriesA 2
nd
ed.A 2000.
). !ngineering -ra.ing Practice for Schools and %olleges SP5 )/- 10"".
SEMESTER /I
ME4$# TURBOMACHINES (4 ) $ ) $' 4
Introduction - %lassification - -imensional anal(sis - Specific speed - Basic la.s and
equations.
2(draulic tur+inesH PeltonA FrancisA and Eaplan tur+ines - Tur+ine efficiencies - %a3itation in
tur+ines.
%entrifugal pumpsH theor(A componentsA and characteristics - %a3itation - #Dial flo. pumps -
Pump s(stem matching.
%entrifugal and aDial flo. compressorsH slipA surging and choc:ing.
Steam tur+inesH +asic c(cleA impulse and reaction tur+ines - ?as tur+ineH +asic c(cle and
multi-staging - Po.er and efficienc( calculations.
Re7erence5
1. -iDonA S.*.A Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Tur$omachines% ,
th
ed.A
Butter.orth-2einemannA 200,.
2. Sa(ersA #.T.A Hydraulic and Com#ressi$le Flow Tur$omachines% %B*SA 200$.
$. ?anesanA 7.A 0as Tur$ines% 2
nd
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 200$.
). *a:shminara(anaA B.A Fluid ynamics and Heat Transfer of Tur$omachinery% 9ile(-
InterscienceA 100,.
ME4$3 AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING (4 ) $ ) $' 4
1"
?eneral classification of 3ehicles - Po.er unit - #ll components of po.er unit.
Steering s(stems - Po.er steering - 9heel and suspension s(stems - Transmission s(stemH
clutchesA couplingsA gear +oDesA and torque con3erters.
#Dles - -ifferentials - echanicalA h(draulicA and pneumatic +ra:es - Po.er +ra:es - Four
.heel dri3e.
!lectrical s(stemsH constructionA operationA and maintenance of +atteries - Starter motors.
*ighting and electrical accessories - Panel +oard instruments - #utomo+ile air conditioning -
Trou+leshooting.
Re7erence5
1. 2eitnerA J. Automoti/e Mechanics Princi#le and Practice% 2
nd
ed.A #ffiliated !ast-
9est Press *td.A 10&).
2. 1e.tonA E.A SteedsA 9.A and ?arrettA T.E.A The Motor :ehicle% Butter.orthsA 10"0.
$. Eirpal SinghA Automoti/e Engineering% 7ol. I G II; Standard Pu+lishersA 1e. -elhiA
2002.
ME4$* DESIGN OF MECHANICAL DRI/ES (4 ) $ ) $' 4
Introduction to transmission elements - Positi3e and friction +ased dri3es.
Importance of friction +ased dri3es - -esign of flat and 7-+elts - -esign of rope and chain
dri3es.
-esign of spur and helical gears +ased on contact and +eam strength.
-esign of +e3el and .orm gears.
-esign of multi-speed gear+oD - Preparation of ra( diagram and :inematic arrangement
diagram for multi-speed gear+oD.
Re7erence5
1. Sundarara8amoorth(A T.7. and ShanmugamA 1.A Machine esign% #nuradha
#genciesA 200$.
2. Shigle(A J.!.A Mechanical Engineering esign% ,
th
ed.A c?ra.-2illA 10"0.
3. PS0 esign ata (oo"A PS? Boo: -epotA 2010.
ME4$0 COM(UTER AIDED DESIGN AND DRAFTING (4 ) $ ) $' 4
%#- hard.are - Product c(cle - %#- toolsA %#- s(stemsH s(stem e3aluationA %#-
specific II6 de3ices.
10
%#- soft.are - ?raphic standards 4 odes of graphics operationA Soft.are odules.
?eometric modeling 4 T(pes and mathematical representation and manipulation of cur3es
and surfaces.
Solid modeling- fundamentalsA feature +ased modeling manipulations of solid models.
Transformation of ?eometric models and 3isual realism - #nimation.
Re7erence5
1. MeidA I.A CA;CAM Theory and Practice% Tata c?ra.-2illA 200".
2. 'ogersA -.! and #damsA J.#.A Mathematical Elements for Com#uter 0ra#hics% .nd
ed.A c?ra.-2illA 1000.
ME4%$ REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING (4 ) $ ) $' 4

Introduction a+out 'efrigeration 4 -efinitions of 3arious terms. ethods of refrigeration.
#ir refrigeration s(stem. Bell 4 %oleman c(cle. Introduction a+out #ir craft #ir-
%onditioning.
#nal(sis of 7apour compression c(cleA odifications to +asic c(cle. ulti pressure
s(stems. ulti-e3aporator s(stem and %ascade s(stems. Properties of refrigerants. Selection
of refrigerants.
-iscussion of components of 7.% s(stemA Ser3icing. 7acuumi>ing and charging of
refrigerant. Introduction to cr(ogenics.
Ps(chrometr( 4 -efinitions for properties. Introduction to cooling load calculations. %omfort
conditions. !ffecti3e temperature concept.
#ir-conditioning s(stems 4 discussion a+out the central plant .ith direct e3aporator and
chiller applicationsA Ice plantA refrigerators. Food preser3ationA I5F technique and free>e
dr(ing etc. %old storage and thermal insulation.
Re7erence5
1. anohar PrasadA 8efrigeration and Air Conditioning% 1e. #ge InternationalA 200).
2. -ossat '.-.A Princi#le of 8efrigeration% )
th
ed.A Prentice-2allA 100&.
$. #roraA %.P.A 8efrigeration and Air Conditioning% 2
nd
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 2000.
ME4%# THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB ) II ($ ) $ ) 4' #
Stud( and performance tests on refrigeration.
Stud( and performance tests on air conditioning test rig.
2eat transfer eDperiments +ased on conduction and con3ection.
2eat transfer eDperiments +ased on radiation.
ME4%3 AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING LAB ($ ) $ ) 4' #
20
Stud( on engine components.
Fuel s(stems.
Ignition s(stems - Transmission s(stems - Steering s(stems.
Suspension and +ra:ing s(stems.
*a(out of electrical .iring - *ight and hea3( 3ehicles.
ME4%* COM(UTER AIDED DESIGN AND DRAFTING (RACTICE ($ ) $ ) #' %
%omponents dra.ing .ith dimensioning
#ssem+l( dra.ing using modeling soft.are pac:age
Shaft coupling
Bearings
#utomo+ile parts
achine tool parts
SEMESTER /II
HM 3$% INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS (4 & $ & $' 4
-emand and Suppl( 4 Forecasting techniques 4 %ost and 'e3enues.
%ompetiti3e nature of the firms 4 Ee(nesian economics 4 1ational income.
Trade c(cle 4 Inflation 4 IndeD num+ers 4 %apital +udgeting 4 %ash flo. anal(sis 4 Balance
sheet.
'is: and -ecision a:ing 4 Technological %hange in ?lo+al !conom( 4 *ocating the Firm
in a glo+al econom( 4 TaDes and -ecision a:ing.
!Dchange 'ate determination 4 ar:eting 4 Product life c(cle 4 ar:eting research 4
Branding 4 Personalit( 4 oti3ation 4 *eadership 4 9or:ing in Teams.
Re7erence5
1. #dhi:ar( ana+A (usiness Economics% !Dcel Boo:sA 200).
2. -.i3ediA -.1.A Macro Economics Theory & Policy% Tata c ?ra.-2illA 200,.
$. #c>el -. #mirA Soundarapandian Ja(a3elA Com#lete (usiness Statistics% Tata c
?ra.-2illA 200,.
). 'o+ins P. StephenA <rganizational (eha/iourA Prentice-2allA 2002.
ME3$4 (O8ER (LANT ENGINEERING (4 ) $ ) $' 4
*a(out - 3arious components and functions of thermal po.er plants.
1uclear po.er plants and gas tur+ine.
2(dro po.er plants.
-iesel po.er plants.
Po.er plant economics and en3ironmental ha>ards.
Re7erence5
21
1. %ulp Jr.A #.9.A Princi#les of Energy Con/ersion% Mc?ra.-2illA 10",.
2. #roraA S.%. and -om:und.arA S.A A Course in Power Plant Engineering% -hanpat 'ai
G SonsA 2001.
$. !l 9a:ilA ..A Power Plant Technology% Tata c?ra.-2illA 10",.
). 1ag. P.E.A Power Plant Engineering% 2
nd
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 2002.
ME3$+ METROLOGY AND 9UALITY CONTROL (4 ) $ ) $' 4
Standards - !rrors in measurements - %ali+ration - *ength measurements. #ngle
measurements. *imits and tolerances.
Surface finishH terminolog( and measurements - 6ptical measuring instruments.
easurement of scre. thread and gear elements - #cceptance test for machines.
Statistical 5ualit( %ontrol - %ontrol charts - Sampling plans.
Re7erence5
1. ?uptaA I.%.A Engineering Metrology% -hanpat 'ai G SonsA 200).
2. ?rantA !.*.A Statistical =uality Control% c ?ra.-2illA 200).
$. -oe+lin !.6.A Measurement SystemsA c ?ra.-2illA 200).
ME3$2 OIL HYDRAULICS AND (NEUMATICS (4 ) $ ) $' 4
Basic concepts of fluid po.er s(stem design - 2(draulic oils and fluid properties 4 Seals and
Seal materials - Filters and Filtration.
2(draulic pumpsA c(lindersA and motors - %onstructionA si>ingA and selection.
%ontrol 3al3esH pressureA flo.A and direction - Ser3o-3al3es.
Basic h(draulic circuitsA h(drostatic transmission - %artridge 3al3e
circuits.
%ontrol of h(draulic circuits - !lectricalA electronicsA and P*% - Pneumatic components and
+asic circuits.
Re7erence5
1. !sposito. #.A Fluid Power with A##lications% ,
th
ed.A Pearson !ducationA 200$.
2. Industrial Hydraulics% 7ic:ers - Sperr( anualA 2002.
ME3$1 METROLOGY LAB ($ ) $ ) #' %
easurements on precision instrumentsH sine +arA % - @ni3ersal measuring microscopeA
Profile pro8ector - !lectronic comparatorA optical flatA surface roughness - ?ear tooth
thic:ness - ##? gear tester - %ali+ration of *7-T - Statistical 5ualit( %ontrol charts.
22
ME3%% COM(REHENSI/E /I/O)/OCE ($ ) 4 ) $' 4
ME3%4 (RO:ECT 8OR< ) (HASE I ($ ) % ) $' $
2$
SEMESTER /III
HM3$# MANAGEMENT (RINCI(LES AND CONCE(TS (4 & $ & $' 4
Introduction to management 4!3olution of scientific managementA modern managementA
Principles- !lements of management planningA organi>ingA staffingA directingA coordinatingA
reportingA +udgeting.
Financial managementA o+8ecti3esA scopeA Techniques of in3estment anal(sisA Pa(+ac:
periodA sources of financingA technolog( managementA product designA and plant la(out.
In3entor( managementA pro8ect managementA P!'TA %P- #pplications.
Significance of 2uman resources managementA 2' PlanningA Jo+ e3aluationA recruitment and
selection.
Placement and inductionA trainingA Performance appraisalA compensationA Industrial relations.
Re7erence5
1. PrasadA *..A Princi#les and #ractice of Management% Sultan %hand G SonsA 200/.
2. ?uptaA '.1.A Princi#les of ManagementA Sultan %hand G %oA 2001.

(R32# RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TECHNI9UES (4 & $ & $' 4

*inear programmingA graphical method - simpleD method - +ig method - T.o-phase
method - introduction to dualit( theor(
Transportation G assignment models -athematical model for Transportation pro+lem 4
+alanced and un+alanced pro+lem 4#ssignment pro+lem.
5ueuing theor( G sequencing - applications of queuing model -single and multi ser3er
model.
-ecision theor( and replacement anal(sis.
Pro8ect scheduling -pro8ect net.or: - determination of critical pathA pro8ect duration and
slac: time calculation - %ost considerations in pro8ect scheduling.
Re7erenceF
1. ?upta and 2iraA Pro$lems on o#erations researchA S.%hand G %ompan(A 1e. -elhiA
1001.
2. Taha 2.#.A <#erations researchA Prentice 4 2all of IndiaA 1e. -elhiA 2001.
$. Panneersel3amA 'A <#erations 8esearchA Prentice 4 2all of IndiaA 1e. -elhiA 2002
2)
LIST OF ELECTI/ES
SEMESTER /I
E.ect",e I
ME4+# FINITE ELEMENT METHOD (4 ) $ ) $' 4
Introduction - Illustration using spring s(stems and simple pro+lems - 9eighted residual
methods ?aler:inCs method - 7ariational approach - 'a(leigh-'it> method.
6ne-dimensional finite element anal(sisH +ar elementA +eam elementA frame element - 2eat
transfer pro+lems.
T.o-dimensional finite element anal(sisH t(pes of elementsA shape functionsA natural
coordinate s(stems.
#pplications to structural mechanics - 1umerical integration - Solution of finite element
equations.
Fluid flo. pro+lems - -(namic pro+lems.
Re7erence5
1. SeshuA P.A Te't$oo" of Finite Element Analysis% Prentice-2allA IndiaA 200$.
2. SegerlindA *.J.A A##lied Finite Element Analysis% John 9ile(A 10"&.
ME4+3 AD/ANCED IC ENGINES (4 ) $ ) $' 4
!ngine design parametersA properties of .or:ing fluids.
#nal(sis of engine c(clesA fuel inta:e s(stems.
%om+ustion in SI and %I engines.
Pollutant formation and control in I% engines.
!ngine performance and modeling.
Re7erence5
1. 2e(.oodA J.B.A Internal Com$ustion Engine Fundamentals% c?ra.-2illA 10"".
2. Ta(lorA %.P.A The Internal Com$ustion Engines in Theory and Practice% 7ol. IIA IT
PressA 10",.
$. ?anesanA 7.A Internal Com$ustion Engines% 2
nd
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 200$.
2,
SEMESTER /II
E.ect",e & II 6 III5
ME3+% INDUSTRIAL SAFETY (4 ) $ ) $' 4
!3olution of modern safet( concept- safet( polic( - Safet( 6rgani>ation - Safet( %ommittee -
+udgeting for safet(.
Safet( training 4 creating a.arenessA a.ardsA cele+rationsA safet( postersA safet( displa(sA
safet( pledgeA safet( incenti3e schemeA safet( campaign

%oncept of an accidentA reporta+le and non reporta+le accidentsA reporting to statutor(
authorities 4 principles of accident pre3ention 4 accident in3estigation and anal(sis 4 records
for accidentsA departmental accident reportsA documentation of accidents 4 unsafe act and
condition 4 domino sequence 4 super3isor( role 4 cost of accident.
achine ?uardingA ?uarding of ha>ardsA achine ?uarding t(pes and its application 4
Safet( in .elding and ?as cutting 4 Safet( in anual and echanical material handling-
Safet( in use of electricit(
ToDicit(- T*7- T(pes of %hemical 2a>ards-6ccupational diseases caused +( dustA fumesA
gasesA smo:e and sol3ent ha>ards- control measures
Fire triangle- T(pes of fire - first aid firefighting equipment 4 flamma+ilit( limit- *P? safet(
63er3ie. of factories act 10)" 4 62S#S-1"000
Re7erence5
1. #ccident Pre3ention anual for Industrial 6perationsOA 1.S.%.%hicagoA 10"2
2. Bla:e '.B.A PIndustrial Safet(O Prentice 2allA Inc.A 1e. Jerse(A 10&$
$. 2einrich 2.9. PIndustrial #ccident Pre3entionO c?ra.-2ill %ompan(A 1e. ;or:A
10"0.
). Erishnan 1.7. PSafet( anagement in Industr(O Jaico Pu+lishing 2ouseA Bom+a(A 100&.
,. John 'idle(A PSafet( at 9or:OA Butter.orth G %o.A *ondonA 10"$.
ME3+4 O(TIMI=ATION IN ENGINEERING DESIGN (4 & $ & $' 4
Introduction - 6ptimi>ation techniques. Single and multi 3aria+le optimi>ation.
%onstrained optimi>ation.
Speciali>ed algorithms - IntegerA geometric.
1ontraditional algorithms.
Re7erence5
1. -e+A Eal(anmo(A <#timization for Engineering esign% Prentice - 2allA 100,.
2. 'ao. S.S.A <#timization Theory and A##lications% 9ile( !astern *td.A 100".
2/
ME3++ COM(UTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS (4 ) $ ) $' 4
%lassification of partial differential equations - -iscreti>ation methodsH finite difference and
finite 3olume formulations.
1umerical solution of elliptical equations - *inear s(stem of alge+raic equations.
1umerical solution of para+olic equations - Sta+ilit( anal(sis.
1umerical solution of h(per+olic equations - Burgers equation.
Incompressi+le 1a3ier-Sto:es equations and algorithms - Basics of grid generation.
Re7erence5
1. TannehillA J.!.A #ndersonA -.#.A and PletcherA '.2.A Com#utational Fluid Mechanics and
Heat TransferA 2
nd
ed.A Ta(lor G FrancisA 100&.
2. 2offmannA E.#. and %hiangA S.T.A Com#utational Fluid ynamics for EngineersA
!ngineering !ducation S(stemsA 2000.
$. #ndeson J.-.A %omputational Fluid -(namics 4 The +asics .ith applicationsA c ?ra.-
2illA 100,.
). 7ersteegA 2.E. and alalase:eraA 9.A An Introduction to Com#utational Fluid ynamics
> The finite /olume method% *ongman Scientific G TechnicalA 100,.
,. Patan:arA S.7.A )umerical Heat Transfer & Fluid FlowA 2emisphereA 10"0.
ME3+2 DESIGN OF GEARS AND CAMS (4 ) $ ) $' 4
-esign of gears - spurA helical. +e3el and .orm G .orm .heel.
BIS standards for gear design.
Force anal(sis.
-esign of cams - Tangential and Pol(nomial cams.
Re7erence5
1. BIS Standards.
2. aitraA ?.*.A Hand (oo" of 0ear esign% 2
nd
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 200,.
$. errittA 2.!.A 0ear Engineering% #. 2. 9heeler G %o. P3t. *td.A 10").
ME3+1 MEMS DE/ICES - DESIGN AND FABRICATION (4 & $ & $' 4

#n o3er3ie. of microelectromechanical de3ices and technologiesA and an introduction to
design and modeling
Standard microelectronic fa+rication technologiesH +ul: micromachiningA surface
micromachiningA +onding technologiesA related fa+rication methodsA and creating process
flo.s.
2&
echanicalA thermalA electricalA magneticA opticalA and chemical properties of materials
Introduction to lumped modeling of s(stems and transducersH an o3er3ie. of s(stem
d(namics
!S eDamplesA energ( methodsA the thermal energ( domainH modeling dissipati3e
processesA Fluids and Trans#ort
Te>t Boo?
1. Tai 4 'an 2suA P!SG icros(stems -esign and anufacturingOA Tata c?ra.-
hill !ditionA 200/
Re7erence
1. ohamed ?ad-el-2a: A P!SF -esign and Fa+rication <echanical !ngineering=OA
%'%H 1 editionA 200,.
2. arc J. adouA PFundamentals of icrofa+ricationA the science of iniaturi>ationOA
%'% Press Second !ditionA 2002.
$. Sami Franssila A PIntroduction to icrofa+ricationOA John 9ile(H 1 editionA 200).
). John #. Peles:o A -a3id 2. BernsteinA Podeling !S and 1!SOA %'%H 1
editionA 2002.
ME3*%)8ELDING ENGINEERING (4 & $ & $' 4
9elding Processes - 1 ) ?as .eldingA manualA su+merged arcA TI?A I? .eldingA plasma
arc. !lectroslagA electro-gas .eldingA pressure .elding processes - cold and hot pressure
.elding. resistanceA friction and eDplosi3e .elding. Plastic and ceramic .elding.
9elding Processes - 2 'adiant energ( and solid phase .elding processes and equipment -
Beam po.er control. *aser +eam cuttingA under .ater .elding. -iffusion .elding.
#llied Processes Bra>ingA SolderingA %uttingA Surfacing ethods - 1eedA Flame Spra(ing.
Plasma Spra(ing.
9elding metallurg( - .eld thermal c(cles and their effects - structural changes in different
materialsA effect of pre and post heat treatment. 9elda+ilit(.
Testing #nd -esign of 9eldment ) -esign and qualit( control of .elds. !dge preparation-
t(pes of 8ointsA .eld s(m+ols. Stresses in +utt and fillet .elds - .eld si>e calculations. -esign
for fatigue. Testing - tensileA +end hardness. ImpactA notch and fatigue tests. 7isual
eDamination - liquid penetration testA magnetic particle eDamination. 'adio graphsA ultrasonic
testing. *ife assessment of .eldments.
Re7erence5
1. Jac:sonA .-.A !elding Methods and MetallurgyA %harles ?riffin G %ompan(A
*ondonA 10/&.
2. #9SA #merican 9elding Societ(A 7olume I to 7A iamiA 10"2.
2"
3. ?eorge !. *innertA !elding MetallurgyA ?* Pu+licationsA South %arolinaA @.S.#.A
100).
4. *ittle *'A !elding and !elding Technology. Tata c?ra.-2illA 1e. -elhiA 10"0.
HM3$% COR(ORATE COMMUNICATIONS (4 & $ & $' 4
%ommunication in the corporate .orld 4 %ommunication process 4 1et.or:s and %hannels
of communication
Technolog( for communication 4 'ole of ps(cholog( 4 oti3ation - Speech mechanics 4
ental process of spea:ing
!Dtempore speech practice 4 ?roup d(namics 4 Seminar G Presentation s:ills and inter3ie.
strategies
*istening s:ills G practice 4 Familiarit( to accents and tones 4 7arieties of St(les G
'egisters 4 echanics of technical .riting 4 'eport G !Decuti3e summar(
#+stractsA %irculars G 1otices 4 ProposalsA #genda G inutes 4 Papers for Presentation 4
ar:eting *anguage.
Re7erence5
1. Simon S.eene(A English for (usiness Communication% %am+ridge @ni3ersit( PressA
100&.
2. Shi3 EheraA ?ou Can !in% acmillanA 100".
$. June #. 7alladaresA The craft of Co#ywriting% 'esponse Boo:sA 100".
). atthu:utt( . onippall(A (usiness Communication StrategiesA Tata c?ra.-2illA
2001.
,. 'a(mond 7.*esi:ar G arie !. Flatle(A (asic (usiness CommunicationA Tata c ?ra.-
2illA 200,.
SEMESTER /III
E.ect",e I/ 6 /5
ME3+# INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS (4 ) $ ) $' 4
%lassification and characteristics
Principles and pro+lems in ro+ot design and control
Transmission s(stem.
7ision s(stem.
Programming and languages.
20
Re7erence5
1. airA ?..A Industrial 8o$otics% Prentice-2allA 10"".
2. %onsidineA -.. and %onsidineA ?.-.A Standard Hand (oo" of industrial
Automation% %hapman and 2allA 10"/.
$. ?roo3erA .P.A 9eissA .A 1agelA '.1.A and 6dre(A 1.?.A Industrial 8o$otics%
Technology% Programming% and A##lications% c?ra.-2illA 100,.
ME3+3 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING (4 ) $ ) $' 4
%om+ustion of fuels - %om+ustion equations and air-fuel ratio calculations.
Thermod(namics of com+ustion - Thermochemistr( - Einetics of com+ustion.
*aminar and tur+ulent flames - 5uenchingA flamma+ilit(A ignition and flame sta+ili>ation.
%om+ustion in SI and %I engines.
!mission and control methods.
Re7erence5
1. TurnsA S.'.A An Introduction to Com$ustion% .nd ed.A c?ra.-2illA 2000.
2. ?lassmanA I.; Com$ustion% $
rd
ed.A #cademic PressA 100/.
$. 2e(.oodA J.B.A Internal Com$ustion Engine Fundamentals% c?ra.-2illA 10"".
). u:undaA 2.S.A @nderstanding Com$ustionA acmillanA 1002.
ME3+* DYNAMICS OF MACHINERY (4 ) $ ) $' 4
Single degree of freedom s(stems - Periodic eDcitations - Impulse response - 7irtual .or:.
Forced 3i+rations.
T.o degree of freedom s(stems - coupled 3i+rations.
7i+ration of continuous s(stems.
9a3e and !uler equations - 7i+ration of plates.
Re7erence5
1. 'aoA J.S. and ?uptaA E.A Introductory Course on Theory and Practice of Mechanical
:i$ration% 1e. #ge International P3t. *td.A 200).
2. ThomsonA 9.T.A Theory of :i$ration with A##lications% %BS Pu+lishersA 1e. -elhiA
1000.
ME3+0 RENE8ABLE ENERGY (4 ) $ ) $' 4
Solar energ( - Solar radiation - 2eat transfer equations.
Solar thermal energ( con3ersion - !fficiencies - Solar photo 3oltaic energ(.
Bio energ( - %on3ersion - +io degradation - Biogas generation - Fuel properties - Biomass
$0
gasifier.
9ind energ( - -ata and energ( estimationA %on3ersion - 9ind mill - PerformanceA
applications ?eothermal.
Tidal energ( - agneto h(drod(namic - Thermionic - Fuel cell.
Re7erence5
1. Su:hatmeA S.P.A Solar Energy& Princi#le of Thermal Collection and Storage% 2
nd
ed.A
Tata c?ra. 2illA 2000.
2. 'aoA S. and Parule:arA '.B.A Energy Technology - )oncon/entional% 8enewa$le and
Con/entionalA Ehanna Pu+lishersA 100,.
$. 'aiA ?.-.A )oncon/entional Energy Sources% Ehanna Pu+lishersA 1000.
). *e ?ourieresA -.A !ind Power Plant - Theory and esign% Pergaman PressA 10"2.
ME3*$ AD/ANCED MACHINING (ROCESSES (4 & $ & $' 4
1on-traditional machining processes 4 classification.
%hemical and electrochemical processes ) material remo3al - mas:ants and etchants - t(pes
of chemical material remo3al - application and limitations - !lectrochemical material
remo3al.
Thermoelectrial processes - t(pes - electrical discharging machiningA electron +eam
machiningA ion +eam machining and plasma arc machining.
echanical processes - ultrasonic machining a+rasi3e 8et machining - a+rasi3e flo.
machining - .ater 8et cutting.
Special achining Processes ) pol(gonal turning and drilling deep hole drilling and
trepanning - shaped tu+e electrol(tic machining - thread rolling - roller +urnishing - electrical
discharge .ire cutting - thermal de+urring - or+ital grinding micromachining - 1umerical
control and automated processes.
Re7erenceF
1. Production Technology $y HMTA Tata c?ra. 2illA 2002.
2. 9ellarA P.%.A )onATraditional Machining ProcessesA S!A ichiganA 10").
3. Pande(A P.%.% Modern Machining Processes% Tata c?ra. 2ill %ompan(A 200).
4. Serope Ealpa:8ian% Manufacturing Processes for Engineering MaterialsA $
rd
ed..A
#ddison 9esic( Pu+lishing %ompan(A 100&.
$1
ME3$4 (O8ER (LANT ENGINEERING (4 ) $ ) $' 4
*a(out - 3arious components and functions of thermal po.er plants.
1uclear po.er plants and gas tur+ine.
2(dro po.er plants.
-iesel po.er plants.
Po.er plant economics and en3ironmental ha>ards.
Re7erence5
,. %ulp Jr.A #.9.A Princi#les of Energy Con/ersion% Mc?ra.-2illA 10",.
/. #roraA S.%. and -om:und.arA S.A A Course in Power Plant Engineering% -hanpat 'ai
G SonsA 2001.
&. !l 9a:ilA ..A Power Plant Technology% Tata c?ra.-2illA 10",.
". 1ag. P.E.A Power Plant Engineering% 2
nd
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 2002.
$2
ME4$4 HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER (4)$)$' 4
%onduction - ?eneral $-- equation - 2eat generation pro+lems - Fins - @nstead( state
conduction.
'adiation *a.s - Blac: and ?ra( +odies - 'adiation eDchange +et.een surfaces - 'adiation
shields ?reen house effect.
Forced %on3ection - Boundar( la(er theor( - !Dternal and internal flo.s - Free con3ection -
%orrelations.
2eat eDchangers - Fouling factorA *T- and 1T@ methods - Boiling and condensation -
Boiling regimes and correlationsA 1usseltCs theor( - %ondensation o3er surfaces.
ass transfer - Fic:Cs la. - Similarities +et.een heat and mass transfer.
Re7erence5
,. IncroperaA F.P. and -e.ittA -.P.A Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer% 9
th
ed.A John
9ile(A 2002.
/. 2olmanA J.P.A Heat Transfer% 0
th
ed.A Tata c?ra.-2illA 200).
&. 6>isi:A .1.A Heat Transfer - A (asic A##roach% c?ra.-2illA 10",.
". %engelA ;.#.A Heat Transfer - A Practical A##roach% c?ra.-2illA 100".
$$