EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENTS & TRACTORS

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PART , A
UNIT,1
EQUIPMENTS AN- OPERATION:
Different types of earth moving equipments and their applications. Dozers, Loaders,
Shovels, Excavators, Scrapers, Motor graders, ollers, !ompactors, "ractors and
#ttachments. . /rs
UNIT,
ENGINE: #ll systems of engine and special features li$e #utomatic in%ection timer,
tur&ochargers, after coolers etc $ /rs
UNIT,'
UN-ER CARRIAGE AN- SUSPENSION: "yre and trac$ed vehicles , advantages and
disadvantages, under carriage components li$e , trac$s, roller frames, drive sproc$ets,
trac$ rollers, trac$ chains and trac$ shoes. S'S(E)S*+): ru&&er spring suspension and
air spring suspension 0 /rs
UNIT,$
TRANSMISSIONS AN- 1INA* -RIVES:
,asic types of transmissions, auxiliary transmission ,compound transmission, t-in triple
countershaft transmissions and planetary transmission, constructional and -or$ing
principles, hydroshift automatic transmission and retarders. .*)#L D*/ES: types of
reductions li$e, single reduction, dou&le reduction final drives and planetary final drives,
("+ shaft. 0 Hrs
PART,2

UNIT,!
H3-RAU*ICS: ,asic components of hydraulic systems li$e pumps 0types of pumps1,
control valves li$e flo- control valves, directional control valves and pressure control
valves, hydraulic motors and hydraulic cylinders. Depth 2 draft control systems. 4 /rs
UNIT,0
STEERING AN- 2RA5ES : (o-er steering types li$e, lin$age type po-er steering ,
semi integral po-er steering 2 integral po-er steering. S"EE*)3 +. "#!4ED
/E5*!LES: S$id steering , articulated steering, clutch 6&ra$e steering system, controlled
differential steering system and planetary steering system. ,#4ES: "ypes of &ra$es
li$e, disc &ra$e, engine &ra$es etc. 0 /rs
UNIT,4
EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENTS MAINTENANCE & SA1ET3: "ypes of
maintenance schedules purpose and advantages, organization set ups, documentation.
Safety methods for earth moving equipments. 0 /rs
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UNIT,8
METHO-S O1 SE*ECTION O1 EQUIPMENTS
71 Selection of machines
81 ,asic rules of equipments including the nature of operation
91 Selection &ased on type of soil
:1 Selection &ased on haul distance
;1 Selection &ased on -eather condition

!#L!'L#"*+) +. +(E#"*)3 !#(#!*"<
71 Methods of calculating operating capacity
81 !alculation of productivity of a &ull dozer 8 /rs
TE6T 2OO5S:
7. Diesel equipment= volume * and ** &y Erich >.schulz
8. !onstruction equipment and its management ,y S.!. Sharma
RE1ERENCE 2OO5S:
7..arm machinery and mechanism &y Donald . hunt and L. ?.garner
8."heory of ground vehicles &y >.<.?ong %ohn -iley and sons
9.Moving the earth &y 5er&ert )icholas
:.+n and -ith the earth &y >agman Singh, ?.)e-man and !o. cul$atta
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AUTOTRONICS AUTOTRONICS
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PART,A PART,A
C/a7(er 1 : Introduction to Mechatronic system
Definition of Mechatronics, +&%ective, Evolution of Mechatronics, #n overvie- of
Mechatronics systems, Measurement 2!ontrol systems their elements 2 functions. )eed
of Mechatronics in *ndustries , #dvantages 2 disadvantages of Mechatronics,
Microprocessor &ased controllers, ?or$ing principle of Engine management system.
08 /ours
C/a7(er : Transducers and sensors
Definition and classification of "ransducers. Definition and classification of sensors.
?or$ing (rinciple and applications of Light sensors, (roximity sensors and 5all effect
sensors. 00 /ours
C/a7(er ' : Electrical Actuation Systems
#ctuator and actuator system. !lassifications of actuator system -ith examples.
Mechanical s-itches. !oncept of &ouncing, Methods of preventing &ouncing of
mechanical s-itches. Solenoids, elays , Solid state s-itches = Diodes, "hyristors, "riacs,
"ransistors, Darlington pair. Electrical actuator, (rinciple, !onstruction and -or$ing of
#!,D! motors, Stepper motors, (ermanent magnet motors, servomotors, servo systems
and control. 00 /ours
C/a7(er $: Signal Conditioning
*ntroduction to Signal conditioning, +perational amplifiers, (rotection, filtering @
?heatstone &ridge , Digital signals , Multiplexer. Data acquisition, *ntroduction to Digital
signal processing, (ulse modulation. 00 /ours
PART,2 PART,2
C/a7(er ! : Introduction to Microprocessors
,asic concepts, evolution of microprocessors, organization of microcomputers,
microprocessor programming, ,oolean alge&ra , Logic gates and 3ate net-or$s, Digital
num&er system, ,inary and Decimal num&er systems, memory representation of positive
and negative integers , Maximum and minimum integers , !onversion of real num&ers ,
.loating point notation, epresentation of floating point num&ers , #ccuracy and range in
floating point representation , +verflo- and underflo- , addition of floating point
num&ers , !haracter representation. 08 /ours
C/a7(er 0 : Organization & Pro8ra&&9:8 a M9+ro7ro+essor
Organization of Intel 8085 microprocessor , Instruction set of the 8085, programming the 8085,
Assembly language programming , programming examples 04 /ours
C/a7(er 4 : Microprocessor Timings & Interfacing memory & I/O devices
Microprocessor "imings : "iming 2 !ontrol unit, "imings of *ntel ABA;.
*nterfacing memory 2 *6+ devices : #ddress space partitioning , memory interfacing
00 /ours
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C/a7(er 8 : A77)9+a(9o:s o; Me+/a(ro:9+s
A temperature monitoring system, Automotive applications 0! /ours
Text books:

1. Mechatronics ! by ". #olton, $ongman %earson publications ., &
n'
(' , &00), *hir'
('ition.
&. +icroprocessor Architecture, %rogramming ! by ,.-..aon/ar, "iley (astern
an' Applications0 1ith 808528085A
3. Mecharonics by Prof. H.D.Ramachandra , M/S Sudha publications, Bangalore
Reference books:
1. Mechatronics principles, concepts and applications ! by 3itaigour 4 %remchan' +ahali/
*A*A +c.ra1 5ill 6 &007
&. Intro'uction to +icroprocessors0 ! by A'ithya %.+athur.,
*+5 %ublication , III e'ition , &000.
7. 8un'amentals of +icroprocessors an' +icrocomputers0! by #.,am.,
9hanpat ,ai %ub.,1:::.
:
Tr9bo)o8<
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U:9( =1 I:(rodu+(9o: (o Tr9b9)o8<:
(roperties of oils and equation of flo-: /iscosity, )e-tonCs of viscosity, 5agen=
(oiseuille La-, .lo- &et-een parallel stationary planes, viscosity measuring
apparatus. Lu&rication principles, classification of lu&ricants. 00 Hrs
U:9(, H<drod<:a&9+s *ubr9+a(9o::
.riction forces and po-er loss in lightly loaded &earing, (etroffCs la-, "o-erCs
experiments, idealized full %ournal &earings. 00 Hrs
U:9(,'
Mechanism of pressure development in an oil film, eynoldCs investigations,
eynoldCs equation in t-o dimensions. (artial %ournal &earings, end lea$ages in
%ournal &earing, numerical pro&lems.. 04 Hrs
U:9(, $
Slider 6 (ad &earing -ith a fixed and pivoted shoe: (ressure distri&ution, Load
carrying capacity, coefficient of friction, frictional resistance in a pivoted shoe
&earing, influence of end lea$age, numerical examples. 04 Hrs
PART,2
U:9(,! O9) ;)o> a:d (/er&a) e?u9)9br9u& o; @our:a) bear9:8:
+il flo- through &earings, self=contained %ournal &earings, &earings lu&ricated
under pressure, thermal equili&rium of %ournal &earings. 00 Hrs
U:9( 0 H<dros(a(9+ *ubr9+a(9o::
*ntroduction to hydrostatic lu&rication, hydrostatic step &earings, load carrying
capacity and oil flo- through the hydrostatic step &earing. 00 Hrs
U:9(,4 2ear9:8 Ma(er9a)s:
!ommonly used &earings materials, properties of typical &earing materials. #ear:
!lassification of -ear, -ear of polymers, -ear of ceramic materials, -ear
measurements, effect of speed, temperature and pressure. 04 Hrs
U:9( ,8 2e/aA9or o; (r9bo)o89+a) +o&7o:e:(s:
Selection, friction, ?ear of ceramic materials, -ear measurements, effects of
speed, temperature and pressure. Tr9bo)o89+a) &easures: Material selection,
improved design, surface engineering 04 Hrs
;
TE6T 2OO5S:
7. ,asu S 4., Sengupta # )., #hu%a ,. ,.,.undamentals of "ri&iology, (5* 8BBD
8. Mu%umdar ,. !., *ntroduction to "ri&iology &earings, ?heelers and company pvt.
Ltd 8BB7.
RE1ERENEC 2OO5S:
7. .uller, D., "heory and (ractice of Lu&rication for Engineers, )e- <or$ company
7EEA
8. Moore, (rinciples and applications of "ri&iology, (ergamaon press 7EEA
9. Srivastava S., "ri&iology in industries, S !hand and !ompany limited, Delhi 8BB8
:. edzimovs$ay E *., Lu&rication of &earings @ theoretical principles and design,
+xford press company 8BBB
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+ne question to &e set from each chapter. Students have to ans-er any .*/E full questions
out of E*35" questions, choosing at least "?+ questions from (art # and "?+
questions from (art ,.
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S9&u)a(9o: o; IC E:89:e Pro+esses
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PART,A
UNIT,1
INTRO-UCTION
(rinciple of computer modeling and simulation, Monte !arlo simulation, )ature of
computer modeling and simulation. Limitations of simulation, areas of application. D 5rs
UNIT,
S3STEM AN- ENVIRONMENT: components of a system=discrete and continuous
systems. Models of a system=a variety of modeling approaches. : 5rs
UNIT,'
-ESIGN AN- EVA*UATION O1 SIMU*ATION E6PERIMENTS:
/ariance reduction techniques. #ntithetic varia&les. /aria&les verification and validation
of simulation models. D 5rs
UNIT,$
-ESIGN AN- EVA*UATION O1 SIMU*ATION E6PERIMENTS:
/ariance reduction techniques. #ntithetic varia&les. /aria&les verification and validation
of simulation models. D 5rs
UNIT,!
COM2USTION PROCESS = GENERA*
5eat of reaction @ #dia&atic flame temperature @ "emperature change due to fuel
vaporization :5rs
PART,2
UNIT,0
COM2USTION AN- HEAT TRANS1ER IN ENGINES
!om&ustion in diesel engines @ 5eat transfer in engines @ 5eat "ransfer correlations.
: hrs
UNIT,4
CBIB AN- SBIB ENGINE SIMU*ATION
Simulation of +tto cycles under full load and part load and supercharged conditions.
(rogressive com&ustion, Exhaust and inta$e process analysis. 78hrs
UNIT,8
T#O STRO5E ENGINE SIMU*ATION
Engine and porting geometry, gas flo-, Scavenging.= A 5rs

F
UNIT,.
SIMU*ATIONE6ERCISES:
Simulation exercises using computers= M#"L#, SimuLin$, (roE 6 *!EM, !.D
#nalysis, .E #nalysis and /alidation of models.
A5rs
TextBooks:
7. /.3anesan,G !omputerSimulation of Spar$ *gnition Engine (rocessesG, 'niversities
(ress,7EE;.
8./.3anesan, !omputer Simulation of Spar$ *gnition Engine
(rocesses, 'niversities (ress, 8BB8.

9.)#S7)35 DE+, HSystem Simulation -ith digital !omputerG, prentice 5all +f
*ndia,7EFE ..
:. >.*.amos,. H*nternal !om&ustion Engine ModelingG 5emisphere (u&lishing
!orporation, 7EAE
ReferenceBooks:
7.#shley S. !amp&ell, "hermodynamic #nalysis of !om&ustion
Engines, >ohn ?iley and Sons, 7EAB.
8. >.).Mattavi and !. #. #mann,. !om&ustion Modeling in eciprocating EnginesG,
(lenum (ress,7EAB.
9. 5orloc$an and l?lnter&one,I "he "hermodynamics and 3as Dynam7cs of *nternal
!om&ustion Engines, /ol.* 2 ** G, !larendon (ress, 7EAD.
:.3ordon (. ,lair, "he ,asic Design of t-o=Stro$e engines, S#E (u&lications, 7EEB.
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H3-RAU*ICS AN- PNEUMATICS
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PART = A
U:9( 1: I:(rodu+(9o: (o H<drau)9+ Po>er:
(ascalCs la- and pro&lems on (ascalCs La-, continuity equations, introduction to
conversion of units. Structure of 5ydraulic !ontrol System. T/e Sour+e o;
H<drau)9+ Po>er: (umps (umping theory, pump classification, gear pumps, vane
pumps, piston pumps, pump performance, pump selection. /aria&le displacement
pumps. 8 Hrs
U:9( : H<drau)9+ A+(ua(ors a:d Mo(ors:
Linear 5ydraulic #ctuators JcylindersK, Mechanics of 5ydraulic !ylinder loading,
5ydraulic otary #ctuators, 3ear motors, vane motors, piston motors, 5ydraulic
motor theoretical torque, po-er and flo- rate, hydraulic motor performance
0 Hrs
U:9( ': Co:(ro) Co&7o:e:(s 9: H<drau)9+ S<s(e&s:
Directional !ontrol /alves @ Sym&olic representation, !onstructional features,
pressure control valves @ direct and pilot operated types, flo- control valves.
! Hrs
U:9( $: H<drau)9+ C9r+u9( -es98: a:d A:a)<s9s :
!ontrol of single and Dou&le @ acting 5ydraulic cylinder, regenerative circuit,
pump unloading circuit, Dou&le pump 5ydraulic system, !ounter ,alance /alve
application, 5ydraulic cylinder sequencing circuits. Loc$ed cylinder using pilot
chec$ valve, cylinder synchronizing circuits, speed control of hydraulic cylinder,
speed control of hydraulic motors, accumulators and accumulator circuits.
4 Hrs
PART = 2
U:9( !: Ma9:(e:a:+e o; H<drau)9+ s<s(e&s :
5ydraulic oils @ Desira&le properties, general type of fluids, sealing devices,
reservoir system, filters and strainers, pro&lem caused &y gases in hydraulic fluids,
-ear of moving parts due to solid particle contamination, temperature control,
trou&le shooting. 0 Hrs
U:9( 0: I:(rodu+(9o: (o P:eu&a(9+ +o:(ro):
!hoice of -or$ing medium, characteristics of compressed air. Structure of
(neumatic control system. P:eu&a(9+ A+(ua(ors: Linear cylinders @ "ypes,
conventional type of cylinder -or$ing, end position cushioning, seals, mounting
arrangements applications. od @ less cylinders @ types, -or$ing advantages.
E
otary cylinder types construction and application. Design parameters @ selection
0 Hrs
U:9( 4: -9re+(9o:a) Co:(ro) Aa)Aes:
Sym&olic representation as per *S+ 787E and *S+ ;;EE. Design and
constructional aspects, poppet valves, slide valves spool valve, suspended seat type
slide valve. S9&7)e P:eu&a(9+ Co:(ro): Direct and indirect actuation pneumatic
cylinders, use of memory valve. .lo- control valves and speed control of
cylinders supply air throttling and exhaust air throttling use of quic$ exhaust valve.
S98:a) 7ro+ess9:8 e)e&e:(s: 'se of Logic gates @ + and #)D gates pneumatic
applications. (ractical examples involving the sue of logic gates. (ressure
dependent controls types construction @practical applications. "ime dependent
controls @ (rinciple, construction, practical applications. 4 Hrs
U:9( 8: Mu)(9,+<)9:der a77)9+a(9o:s:
!oordinated and sequential motion control. Motion and control diagrams @ Signal
elimination methods. !ascading method @ principle. (ractical application
examples 0up to t-o cylinders1 using cascading method 0using reversing valves1.
E)e+(ro,P:eu&a(9+ +o:(ro): (rinciples=signal input and out put pilot assisted
solenoid control of directional control valves, use of relay and contactors. !ontrol
circuitry for simple single cylinder applications. Co&7ressed a9r: (roduction of
compressed air @ compressors, preparation of compressed air= Driers, .ilters,
egulators, Lu&ricators, Distri&ution of compressed air= (iping layout.
4 Hrs
Te%( 2ooks:
7. .luid (o-er -ith applications: #nthony Esposito, .ifth edition pearson education,
*nc. 8BBB.
8. (neumatics and 5ydraulics: #ndre- (arr. >aico (u&lishing !o. 8BBB.
Re;ere:+e 2ooks:
7. +il 5ydraulic Systems @ (rinciples and Maintenance: S.. 8BB8 Ma%umdar, "ata
Mc 3ra- 5ill pu&lishing company Ltd. 8BB7.
8. (neumatic systems &y S..Ma%umdar, "ata Mc 3ra- 5ill pu&lishing !o., 7EE;.
9. *ndustrial 5ydraulics: (ippenger, 5ic$s, Mc3ra- 5ill, )e- <or$.
S+/e&e o; E%a&9:a(9o::
+ne question to &e set from each chapter. Students have to ans-er any .*/E full questions
out of E*35" questions, choosing at least "?+ questions from (art # and "?+
questions from (art ,.
7B
A)(er:a(9Ae E:er8< Sour+es ;or Au(o&ob9)es
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PART,A
UNIT,1:*ntroduction."ypes of energy sources, their availa&ility, need of alternative
energy sources, )on=conventional energy sources, !lassification of alternative fuels and
drive trains. Scenario of conventional auto fuels, oil reserves of the -orld. .uel quality
aspects related to emissions. "echnological up gradation required &usiness driving factors
for alternative fuels. *mplementation &arriers for alternative fuels. Sta$eholders of
alternative fuels, roadmap for alternative fuels. 4 Hrs
UNIT,: So)ar e:er8<
Solar energy geometry, solar radiation measurement devices. Solar energy collectors,
types of collectors. Direct application of solar energy, solar energy storage system.
(./.effect solar cells and characteristics. #pplication of solar energy for automo&iles.
8 Hrs
UNIT,': #9:d e:er8<
*ntroduction, principle of -ind energy conversion. "ypes of -ind machines, applications
of -ind energy. Site selection considerations. #dvantages and disadvantages of ?E!
systems.
! Hrs
UNIT,$: Gaseous a)(er:a(9Ae ;ue)s.
5ydrogen, properties and production of hydrogen. Storage, #dvantages and disadvantages
of hydrogen. 5ydrogen used in S* and !* engines. 5azards and safety systems for
hydrogen, hydrogen com&ustion. Emission from hydrogen. !)3, L)3, #)3, L(3 and
L.3.
0 Hrs
PART,2
UNIT,!: 29o&ass e:er8<
,iogas or ,iomethane.5istory, properties and production of ,iogas, classification of
&iogas plants, &iogas storage and dispensing system. #dvantages of &iogas, hazards and
emissions of &iogas.Methanol, Ethanol, ,utanol, Straight vegeta&le oil, ,iodiesel.
4 Hrs
UNIT,0: S<:(/e(9+ A)(er:a(9Ae ;ue)s
5istory, properties and production of hythane and 5!)3, storage and dispensing of
hythane and 5!)3. #dvantages, disadvantages, fuel $it, com&ustion process of 5!)3
and hythane.Emissions ofhythaneand5!)3.DME,DEE,,"L,3"L,!"L,Syngas,producer
gas, (=series, Eco=friendly plastic fuel, -ood pyrolysis oil, Magnegas,"yre pyrolysis oil.
8 Hrs
UNIT,4: Re;or&u)a(ed +o:Ae:(9o:a) ;ue)s
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*ntroduction. (roduction of coal -ater slurry.properties, as an engine fuel, emissions of
!?S. .3, Emulsified fuels. 5ydrogen=enriched gasoline. .uture #lternative .uels,
(M., #mmonia, Liquid=)itrogen, ,oron, !ompressed #ir, ?ater. 0 Hrs
UNIT,8: *ntroduction to alternative po-er trains, components of an E/.E/ &atteries,
chargers, drives, transmission and po-er devices. #dvantages and disadvantages of
E/s.5y&rid electric vehicles, -hat is a hy&rid E/L 5E/ drive train components,
advantages of 5/. 5istory of dual fuel technology, #pplications of D.". Duel fuel engine
operation. #dvantages and disadvantages of duel fuel technology. ! Hrs
TE6T 2OO5S
7. S.S."hipse H#lternative .uelsI. >#*!+ (u&lishing 5ouse.
8. 3.D.ai H)on=!onventional Energy SourcesI 4hanna (u&lishing )e- Delhi.
RE1ERENCES
1B A)(er:a(9Ae ;ue)s ;or Ae/9+)e book b< MB7ou)(o:
B A)(er:a(9Ae ;ue)s 8u9de book b< RB 2e+/(o)dBSAE
'B I:(er:e( >ebs9(e www.siamindia.com
$B I:(er:e( >ebs9(e www.wikipedia.com
!B I:(er:e( >ebs9(e www.iac.com
0B I:(er:e( >ebs9(e www.shell.com
4B A Pr9&er o: H<br9d E)e+(r9+ Ae/9+)es
8B Ar(9+)e ;ro& -rBHarr< V9(er:aC NASA *e>9s +e:(re 1..4B
.B Perdue U:9Aers9(<C So)ar ra+9:8 +ar 8u9deB
S+/e&e o; E%a&9:a(9o::
: Muestion to &e set from part=# : Muestion to &e set from part=,
Students have to ans-er any .*/E full questions out of E*35" questions, choosing at
least "?+ questions from part # and "?+ questions from part ,.
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PART , A
UNIT 1
H32RI- VEHIC*ES: (erformance characteristics of road vehicles, calculation of road
load, predicting fuel economy, 3rid connected hy&rids.
$ Hrs
UNIT & '
PROPU*SION METHO-S: D! motors=series -ound, shunt -ound. !ompound -ound
and separately excited motors #! motors = induction, synchronous, &rushless D! motor,
s-itched reluctance motors.
1 Hrs
UNIT $
H32RI- ARCHITECTURE: Series configuration= locomotive drives, series parallel
s-itching, load trac$ing architecture. (re transmission parallel and com&ined
configurations=Mild hy&rid, po-er assist, dual mode, po-er split, po-er split -ith shift,
!ontinuously /aria&le transmission 0!/"1. ?heel motors.
8 Hrs
PART =2
UNIT !
H32RI- PO#ER P*ANT SPECI1ICATIONS: 3rade and cruise targets. launching
and &oosting, &ra$ing and energy recuperation, drive cycle implications, engine fraction=
engine do-nsizing and range and performance, usage requirements.
8 Hrs
UNIT 0
SIDING THE -RIVE S3STEM: Matching electric drive and *!E, sizing the propulsion
motor, sizing po-er electronics
$ Hrs
UNIT 4
ENERG3 STORAGE TECHNO*OG3: ,attery &asics, lead=acid &attery, different
types of &atteries, &attery parameters.
0 Hrs
UNIT 8
1UE* CE**S: .uel cell characteristics, fuel cell types = al$aline fuel cell, proton
exchange mem&rane, direct methanol fuel cell, phosphoric acid fuel cell, molten car&onate
fuel cell, solid oxide fuel cell, hydrogen storage systems, reformers, fuel cell E/, super
and ultra capacitors, fly-heels.
10 Hrs
TE6T2OO5S:
7. T/e E)e+(r9+ Car: -eAe)o7&e:( & 1u(ure o; 2a((er<C H<br9d & 1ue),Ce))
Cars , Dr Mi$e ?est&roo$, M 5 ?est&roo$, ,ritish li&rary !ataloguing in
(u&lication Data, '4, *S,)B A;8ED B797.
8. E)e+(r9+ a:d H<br9d Ve/9+)es , o&in 5ardy, *q&al 5usain, !! (ress, *S,)
B=A:E9=7:DD=D.
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9. Pro7u)s9o: S<s(e&s ;or H<br9d Ve/9+)es , >ohn M. Miller, *nstitute of
Electrical Engineers,London,*S,)B AD9:799DD.
RE1ERENCE2OO5S:
7. E:er8< Te+/:o)o8< A:a)<s9s Pros7e+(s ;or H<dro8e: a:d 1ue) Ce))sC
*nternational Energy #gency, .rance.
8. Ha:d 2ook o; E)e+(r9+ Mo(ors , 5amid # "aliyat,3erald , 4liman, Mercel
De$$er *nc., 'S,*S,)B=A8:F=:7B;=D.
7:

Ma9:(e:a:+e E:89:eer9:8
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PART,A
UNIT ,1
*ntroduction to Maintenance System: Definition, Scope, +&%ective, functions and
*mportance of maintenance system, "ype of maintenance system, ,rea$ do-n
maintenance system. (reventive maintenance, (redictive maintenance, design out
maintenance, corrective maintenance, planned maintenance, total productive maintenance,
condition monitoring. (ro&lems on selection of methods li$e preventive or &rea$do-n
maintenance, . Hrs
UNIT ,
Economics in Maintenance: epair, replacement, epair complexity, .inding out most
optimal preventive maintenance frequency. )umerical treatment required, 8 Hrs
UNIT , '
Maintenance of Machinery: !auses of machine failure, performance evaluation, complete
overhauling of Machines tools. Maintenance planning and scheduling. epair order
control manpo-er requirement, Maintenance %o& analysis spare parts control. 0 Hrs
UNIT , $
Maintenance (lanning: (lanning of maintenance %unctures manpo-er allocation, long
range planning, short range planning. (lanning techniques and procedures. Estimation of
maintenance -or$. Maintenance control. $ Hrs
PART,2
UNIT,!
!omputers in maintenance: .eatures and &enefits of !omputer aided maintenance.
#pplication of computers to maintenance -or$. 0 Hrs
UNIT, 0
*ndustrial Safety: Economic importance of accidents, "ypes of safety organizations,
#nalysis of accident records, accident investigations, #nalysis of accident Safety
standards for Mechanical equipment. 4 Hrs
UNIT, 4
Safety standards: Safety standards for Electrical equipment and systems. !hemical
hazards, material handling, exhaust systems, -elding, (lant house $eeping=&uilding,
#isles, passages, floors, tool cri&s, -ashrooms, canteens. 0 Hrs
UNIT , 8
*ndustrial (ollution !ontrol: Dust control =.i&re collectors, mechanical dust collectors,
-et type collectors, Electro static precipitators, )oise pollution !ontrol = )oise
measurement and control. *ndustrial vi&ration and its control. 0 Hrs
7;
TE6T 2OO5S:
7. Maintenance Engineering and Management = .!.Mishra and 4.(atha$, (rentice 5all
of *ndia, 8BB8
8. Maintenance Engineering 5and &oo$ = Morro-.
RE1ERENCE 2OO5S:
7. 5and &oo$ of Maintenance Management = .ran$ 5er&aty
8. 5and &oo$ of *ndustrial Engg 2 Management = ?. 3rant Lreson 2 Eugene L=3rant
9. *ndustrial (ollution !ontrol 5and&oo$ N L')D . *ndustrial Maintenance = 5 (
3arg
;. Maintenance Engineering 5and &oo$= Lindrey 5iggins, Mc 3ra- 5ill, ff
h
edition,
8BB9
D. (lant Engineering 5and &oo$ = Staniar
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