NA – 352 MARINE ENGINEERING

Description Contact Hours Credit Hours

Theory 48 3
Practical Nil 0
Total 48 3
Perquisites Nil

Text Books:
Introduction to Marine Engineering (2nd Edition) Taylor, ImarE/ RINA DAT, Marine
Engineering Roy L. Harrington

Course Objectives: The objective of this course is to equip students with the knowledge of the
Marine Engineering.

Course Outcomes: Specific course learning outcomes are:

S. Course Learning Domain Taxonomy Corresponding Emphasis

No Outcome Level PLO Level
1. To understand science of Cognitive 2 7 High
various marine prime movers
2. To be able to select marine Cognitive 5 3 High
prime mover as per
requirement
3. To be able to draw general Cognitive 3 3 High
layout of typical machinery
spaces

CLO-PLO Mapping Matrix:

PLO No. CLO- CLO- CLO-

1 2 3
PLO1- Engineering Knowledge
PLO2- Problem Analysis
PLO3- Design/Development of ü ü
Solution
PLO4-Investigation
PLO5-Modern Tool Usage
PLO6-The Engineer & Society
PLO7-Environment & Sustainability ü
PLO8- Ethics
PLO9- Individual and Team Work
PLO10- Communication
PLO11- Project Management
PLO12- Lifelong Learning
Course Content:

S No Topic Week
1. Marine prime movers: Science of Diesel engines 1
2. Science of Steam turbines, gas turbines, combined cycle power 2-3 (1)
plants
3. General layout of typical machinery spaces and MCR 4
4. Auxiliary Systems and Equipment - Bilge; Ballast; Main sea 5-11(3)
water; Domestic and sanitary hydrophore; Compressed air;
Refrigeration; Heating; Ventilation; Air-conditioning; Steering;
Stabilizing; Desalination plant; Gearing; Deck machinery;
Safety equipment
5. Marine fuels, emissions and emission control. Power 12
distribution/ transmission and reduction gears.
Bearing selection and lubrication
6. Engine-propeller matching, 13-14
Propeller excitation, added mass, and damping. Vibration
modeling, analysis and evaluations of shafting systems:
torsional, longitudinal and lateral vibrations
7. Introduction to dynamic system simulation using Matlab and 15-16
Simulink. Basic control theory Integrated treatment of the
statics and dynamics of marine power transmission systems.
Shafting design and alignment.

Evaluation Methods:
Mapping of CLOs to Assessment Methods and Weightages (in accordance with NUST statutes)
(To be filled by the instructor during the semester)

Assessment Method CLO1 CLO2 CLO3

Quizzes (10-15%)
Assignment (5-10%) : mini-projects, presentations,
technical report/case study
OHT – I (15-20%)
OHT – II (15-20%)
End Semester Exam (40-50%)
Total (100%)