ST.

ANN’S COLLEGE OF EGNINEERING & TECHNOLOGY: CHIRALA

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Subject Design of Machine Members - I Faculty Mr. P. HARISH Regulation

Class III B. Tech. I SEM Credits 03 R20
Year 2023-24 Branch ME (4L+1T)

1. COURSE OBJECTIVES:
The objective of this course is to make student
• Understand the materials and their properties along with manufacturing
considerations.
• Gain knowledge about the strength of machine elements.
• Understand and apply the knowledge in designing the riveted and welded joints,
keys, cotters and knuckle joints.
• Understand and apply the knowledge in designing the shafts and shaft couplings.
• Understand and apply the knowledge in designing the mechanical springs.

2. COURSE OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this course, students will gain the ability to:
• Judge about materials and their properties along with manufacturing
considerations.
• Gain knowledge about the strength of machine elements.
• Apply the knowledge in designing the riveted and welded joints, keys, cotters
and knuckle joints.
• Apply the knowledge in designing the shafts and shaft couplings.
• Apply the knowledge in designing the mechanical springs

3. PRESCRIBED TEXT BOOKS

Title Author(s) Publication

Machine Design V. B. Bhandari TMH Publishers
Machine Design NC Pandya & CS Shah Charotar Publishing House Pvt. Limited
4. REFERENCE BOOKS

Title Author(s) Publication

Machine Design Shigley, J. E TMH Publishers
Machine Design R. L. Norton Pearson publishers
5. URLS:
• nptel.ac.in

6. IIT LEARNING MATERIAL (VIDEO & WEB COURSE):

• Engineering Graphics and Design by Prof. Naresh Varma Datla & Prof. S. R. Kale,
Department of mechanical engineering – IIT Delhi.
https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/noc22_me138/preview

• Basics of Materials Engineering by Prof. Ratna Kumar Annabattula, Department of

mechanical engineering – IIT Madras.
https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/noc22_me90/preview

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7. PRE-REQUISITES, IF ANY:

As this is a fifth semester course, the student is expected to bring together

foundational knowledge from a number of courses up to their fourth semester
undergraduate experience. Specifically, the student is expected to apply:
• Basic Principles of Engineering Science, Engineering Mechanics, Mechanics of
Solids, Metallurgy, Machine Drawing & Theory of Machines.
• Unit Conversions.

8. LECTURE SCHEDULE / LESSON PLAN

Session Unit Date Topic

1 1 18/07/2023 course objectives & outcomes
2 1 19/07/2023 Introduction
3 1 20/07/2023 General considerations in the design
4 1 21/07/2023 Engineering Materials and properties
5 1 22/07/2023 Manufacturing consideration in design
6 1 25/07/2023 tolerances and fits
7 1 26/07/2023 Problems
8 1 27/07/2023 BIS codes of steels- ASHBY Charts
9 1 28/07/2023 Simple & Combined stresses
10 1 29/07/2023 Tutorial - Revision
11 1 01/08/2023 Torsional, bending and impact stresses
12 1 02/08/2023 various theories of failure
13 1 03/08/2023 problems
concept of stiffness in tension, bending, torsion and
14 1 04/08/2023 combined situations
15 1 05/08/2023 Tutorial - Problems
16 1 08/08/2023 preferred numbers & problems
Stress concentration & theoretical stress concentration
17 2 09/08/2023 factor
18 2 10/08/2023 fatigue stress concentration factor & notch sensitivity
design for fluctuating stresses, endurance limit &
19 2 11/08/2023 estimation of endurance strength
20 2 16/08/2023 Goodman’s line theory
21 2 17/08/2023 Soderberg’s line theory
22 2 18/08/2023 problems
23 2 19/08/2023 Tutorial - Problems
24 2 22/08/2023 modified goodman’s line theory & problems
25 2 23/08/2023 Exercise problems on both theories
26 3 24/08/2023 Introduction to riveted joints
27 3 25/08/2023 design of riveted joints with initial stresses
28 3 26/08/2023 Tutorial - Problems
29 3 29/08/2023 eccentric loading
30 3 30/08/2023 problems
31 3 31/08/2023 problems

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32 3 01/09/2023 Introduction to welded joints

33 3 02/09/2023 design of welded joints
34 3 05/09/2023 problems
35 3 07/09/2023 Exercise problems
36 3 08/09/2023 Revision
37 3 12/09/2023 MID - I (revision)
38 3 13/09/2023 MID - I (revision)
39 3 14/09/2023 MID - I (revision)
40 3 15/09/2023 MID - I (revision)
41 3 16/09/2023 Mid marks distribution
42 3 19/09/2023 design of bolts with pre-stresses
43 3 20/09/2023 design of joints under eccentric loading
44 3 21/09/2023 problems
45 3 22/09/2023 design of keys
46 3 23/09/2023 Tutorial - Problems
47 3 26/09/2023 problems
48 3 27/09/2023 design of cotter joint components
49 3 29/09/2023 problems
50 3 30/09/2023 design of knuckle joint
51 3 03/10/2023 problems
52 4 04/10/2023 Design of solid shafts for strength and rigidity
53 4 05/10/2023 Design of hollow shafts for strength and rigidity
54 4 06/10/2023 design of shafts for combined bending and axial loads
55 4 07/10/2023 Tutorial - Problems
56 4 10/10/2023 problems
57 4 11/10/2023 introduction to couplings
58 4 12/10/2023 design of muff coupling
59 4 13/10/2023 problems
60 4 14/10/2023 Tutorial - Problems
61 4 17/10/2023 design of split - muff coupling
62 4 18/10/2023 problems
63 4 19/10/2023 design of flange coupling
64 4 20/10/2023 problems
65 4 24/10/2023 design of flexible coupling
66 4 25/10/2023 problems
67 5 26/10/2023 introduction to springs & classification
68 5 27/10/2023 Stresses and deflections of helical springs
69 5 28/10/2023 Tutorial - Problems
70 5 31/10/2023 problems
71 5 01/11/2023 springs for fatigue loading, energy storage capacity
72 5 02/11/2023 helical torsion springs
73 5 03/11/2023 problems
74 5 04/11/2023 Tutorial - Problems

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75 5 07/11/2023 co-axial springs & problems

76 5 08/11/2023 leaf springs
77 5 09/11/2023 problems
78 5 10/11/2023 Exercise Problems
79 5 14/11/2023 MID - II (revision)
80 5 15/11/2023 MID - II (revision)
81 5 16/11/2023 MID - II (revision)
82 5 17/11/2023 MID - II (revision)

9. CONTINUOUS EVALUATION PROCEDURE

• The performance of a student shall be evaluated for 100 marks in the subject
“Kinematics of machinery”. As per the JNTUK Curriculum, the distribution will be
30 marks for internal evaluation and 70 marks for the end examination.
• Out of 30 internal marks – 15 marks are assigned for subjective exam, 10 marks
for objective “on-line” exam and 5 marks for assignments.

10. ASSIGNMENTS AND TUTORIALS QUESTIONS

Assignments on various units both in the form of objective and descriptive type will be
given to students during the coursework and these assignments will be corrected with
suggestions. The student performance on these assignments will also be considered
during evaluation procedures.
11. SCHEDULE OF INTERNAL EVALUATION TESTS
I – Mid Examinations - 11-09-2023 to 15-09-2023
II – Mid Examinations - 13-11-2023 to 17-11-2023
12. TIME TABLE

S.NO DAY PERIOD

1 Tuesday 4
th

2 Wednesday 1st

3 Thursday 3rd

4 Friday 1st

5 Saturday 2nd

FACULTY FACULTY IN-CHARGE HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT