Qasim Report-1

Industrial Training Report
Name: Muhammad Qasim Latif
Student Roll No: BSMF-1766
Industrial Training Course:
Mechanical Engineering Internship
Training Period: 2 semesters /1 year
Training Organization: MSS
ENGINEERING
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Abstract
MSSE is an integrated engineering services and manufacturing company operating

in Lahore Pakistan. We are in the business of delivering client-specific solutions for
projects related to Energy, Infrastructure and Process industry. The integrated package of
services encompasses engineering, procurement, manufacturing, construction,
commissioning and maintenance.
It develop an awareness of industrial approach to problem solving, based on a broad
understanding of process and mode of operation of organization. The aim and motivation of
this industrial training is to receive discipline, skills, teamwork and technical knowledge
through a proper training environment, which will help me, as a student in the field of
Information Technology, to develop a responsiveness of the self-disciplinary nature of
problems in information and communication technology. During a period of One Year
training at MSS Engineering.
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Table of
Contents
Subject Page
Chapter Backgrounds of Training Organization xx

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Introduction xx
Vision xx
Mission xx
Organogram xx
Title and Position of the supervisor incharge xx
Other necessary information xx
Chapter
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Description xx
Chronological Order. xx
Chapter
Working Experiences
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Projects carried out (if assigned by On The
Job Trainer)
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Hands on skill acquired
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Problems encountered
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Problems solving process, approach
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xx
35 Supervisory works
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productivity can be further enhanced in
a given system
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Quality Management system in place.
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Safety at work
Chapter
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Conclusion xx
Conclusion xx
References xx
Appendix xx
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Chapter 1:
Profile of the Training Organization
Introduction
MSSE is an integrated engineering services and manufacturing company operating in Lahore

Pakistan. We are in the business of delivering client-specific solutions for projects related to
Energy, Infrastructure and Process industry. The integrated package of services encompasses
engineering, procurement, manufacturing, construction, commissioning and maintenance.
HAIER is a private engineering company renowned globally for its quality, safety
and on-time delivery of projects and products. Power Engineering specializes in design
consultancy, mechanical design and Engineering management.
 There are some projects make during in my internship:
i. SS TANK
An electrically operated paint-mixing machine was developed. The machine
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Consisted of a mixing drum with a capacity of 30.6 L. The test was carried out by mixing
25%, 50%, and 75% of the total mixing capacity of the machine, and the time taken for the
constituents to be thoroughly mixed were recorded.
The mixer member (agitator) was used to mix the paint components by the use of an
electric motor. For easy mixing of denser paint components i.e. paints with high viscosity,
particularly oil-based (or enamel) paint, a hydraulic lift, with a travel height (distance) of
about 40 cm, was introduced to move the mixing disc vertically in the upward (up to a height
of 19 cm above the drum) and downward direction (up to a height of 15 cm above the bottom
of the drum) to prevent clogging of the paint components while mixing.
The hydraulic mechanism also allows the operator to remove the drum after mixing
as well as to install the drum in place before starting the mixing operation. The machine was
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Powered with a 0.74 hp (550 W) electric motor, which transmitted the rotary motion of the
driving component through a V-belt to the driven component which was supported with two
bearings. The test results obtained from the running of the machine showed that the time
taken to mix thoroughly 30.6 L of paint constituents was 102 minutes. This was done to
study the reliability and the time taken to accomplish the thorough mixing of the paint
components. To achieve this, the volume of paint constituents (L) ranged from 10.2 L at 35
minutes to 30.6 L at 102 minutes.
This finding elucidates the ability to tackle the problems of mixing paint locally by
hand and by manually operated machines, which are not only primitive but both time and
energy consuming, and as well serves as an innovation in the paint industry.
Vision:
Is to be the mechanical industry design/build leader, locally owned, offering the

highest degree of technical and operational efficiency for commercial and industrial
projects.
We will grow our company in a balanced, healthy way. This will allow us to provide
our clients with results-focused solutions. In addition, it will provide career opportunities for
our employees with on-going challenges that fuel the passion behind our company.
Mission:
Is to exist to provide mechanical services through engineered solutions and processes.

HAIER will provide these services by offering technical and operational expertise, safe
practices, and turnkey design/built/maintain processes.
By building long term relationship, HAIER will continue to help our clients solve
their most challenging problems.
HAIER is committed to providing a career oriented environment which encourages
our team to challenge themselves through personal improvement, while continuing to built a
strong, healthy company.
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Organogram:
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1) Human Resources
2) Account & Finance Department
3) Design & Development

5) Purchase cum Logistics Department
6) Production Department
7) Quality Department
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Title and Position of the Supervisor in charge

Title: M Shafique
Position: Supervisor
Chapter 2
Schedule of Duties Performed as Trainee
Description
(This section should be a brief description of the time, duration and types of duties performed
during the training. The description must follow the schedule of the training i.e. in
chronological order (for 32 weeks). The days when the student was not on duty must be
properly recorded with cogent reasons.)
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Chronological Order
SR# Weeks Types of Duties Duration (per

Hour)
1 Week1 Visit machine shop 40
2 Week2 Visit welding shop 40
3 Week3 Visit quality room 40
4 Week4 Tool shop 40
5 Week5 Lathe machine 40
6 Week6 Milling machine 40
7 Week7 Drilling machine 40
8 Week8 Rolling machine 40
9 Week9 Hydraulic press 40
10 Week10 Punching machine 40
11 Week11 Painting 40
12 Week12 Shaper machine 40
13 Week13 Grinding machine 40
14 Week14 Welding machine 40
15 Week15 Work on grinding machine 40
16 Week16 Inspection of parts 40
17 Week17 Visit site for project 40
18 Week18 Acr welding 40
19 Week19 Argon welding 40
20 Week20 Co2 welding 40
21 Week21 Prepairing project report 40
22 Week22 Installation of mixture 40
23 Week23 Inspection of mixture tank 40
24 Week24 Drawing reading 40
25 Week25 Understod gears 40
26 Week26 Die casting 40
27 Week27 Panel work and electric devices 40
28 Week28 Air compressor 40
29 Week29 Impeller , belts, pulleys, coupling 40
30 Week30 Tool grinding 40
31 Week31 Finishing stage 40
32 Week32 Safety 40
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Chapter 3:
Working Experience
Project Carried out
Our Company Started the Project In which We Have done the Ers Activity and Drilling and Bore activity. I
personally supervise The ERS and Bore Activity which give me More Knowledge about That and Experience
as well.
Hands on Skill Acquired

MANUFACTURING PROCESS:
 Cutting Process
 Deburring Process
 Chamfering Process
 Rolling Process
 Bending Process
 Grinding Process
 Assembly Process
 Welding Process
 Machining Process
 Dressing Process
 Shot Blasting Process
 Painting Process
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Cutting process:
Is manufacturing by removal of material. Particles of material, the chips, are

mechanically removed from the raw material or from an unfinished part by cutting edges of a
tool. The tool has one or several cutting edges,
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Which can be geometrically defined by number, shape, and position (cutting by

geometrically defined cutting edges), whereas in abrasive processes the separation of chips takes
place by numerous cutting edges Cutting which have to be statistically described and which are
randomly distributed inside the tool (cutting by geometrically undefined cutting edges). Following
figure shows some cutting processes; by the help of grinding machines.
In our projects uses many time this process
Deburring process:
Burr:
A burr is a raised edge or small piece of material that remains attached to a workpiece
after a modification process.
It is usually an unwanted piece of material and is removed with a deburring tool in a
process called 'deburring'. Burrs are most commonly created by machining operations, such as
grinding, drilling, milling, engraving or turning.
It may be present in the form of a fine wire on the edge of a freshly sharpened tool or as a
raised portion of a surface; this type of burr is commonly formed when a hammer strikes a surface.
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Deburring accounts for a significant portion of manufacturing cos
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Types:
There are three types of burrs that can be formed from machining operations:
1) Poisson burr
2) rollover burr
3) breakout burr
The rollover burr is the most common.
Deburring:
There are many deburring processes, but the most common are;
 mass-finishing
 spindle finishing
 media blasting
 sanding
 grinding
 wire brushing
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 abrasive flow machining

 electrochemical deburring
 electro polishing
 Thermal energy method
 Machining
 Manual deburring.
Our project in power engineering the most common wire brushing and grinding.
Chamfering process:
A chamfer is a transitional edge

between two faces of an object. Sometimes
defined as a form of bevel, it is often created at
a 45° angle between two adjoining right-angled
faces.
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Chamfers are frequently used in

 machining
 carpentry
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 furniture
 concrete formwork
 mirrors
 printed circuit boards
 And to facilitate assembly of many mechanical engineering designs.
Mostly I use machining process in our project
Rolling process:
In metalworking, rolling is
a metal forming process in
Which metal stock is passed through one
or more pairs of rolls to reduce the
thickness, to make the thickness uniform,
and/or to impart a desired mechanical
property. The concept is similar to the
rolling of dough.
Sheet rolling for SS tank mixer
We make the ss tank for mixer paint.
Rolling is classified according to the temperature of the metal rolled;

If the temperature of the metal is above its recrystallization temperature, then the process is
known as hot rolling.
Rolling.
If the temperature of the metal is below its recrystallization temperature, the process is
known as cold rolling.
In terms of usage, hot rolling processes more tonnage than any other manufacturing
process, and cold rolling processes the most tonnage out of all cold working processes.[1][2] Roll
stands holding pairs of rolls are grouped together into rolling mills that can quickly process metal,
typically steel, into products such as;
 structural steel (I-beams, angle stock, channel stock)
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 bar stock
 rails
HAIER have rolling mill divisions that convert the semi-finished casting products into
finished products. There are many types of rolling processes including;
 ring rolling,
 roll bending
 roll forming
 profile rolling
 Controlled rolling.
Bending process:
Bending is a manufacturing process that produces a V-shape, U-shape, or channel

shape along a straight axis in ductile materials, most commonly sheet metal.[1] Commonly used
equipment include box and pan brakes, brake presses, and other specialized machine presses.
Typical products that are made like this are boxes such as electrical enclosures and
rectangular ductwork.
Process:
In press brake forming, a

work piece is positioned over the die
block and the die block presses the
sheet to form a shape. Usually
bending has to overcome
both tensile stresses and
compressive stresses.
When bending is done, the residual stresses cause the material to spring back towards its
original position, so the sheet must be over-bent to achieve the proper bend angle. The amount of
spring back is dependent on the material, and the type of forming.
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When sheet metal is bent, it stretches in length. The bend deduction is the amount the sheet
metal will stretch when bent as measured from the outside edges of the bend. The bend radius
refers to the inside radius. The formed bend radius is dependent upon the dies used, the material
properties, and the material thickness. The U-punch forms a U-shape with a single punch.
TYPES
There are three basic types of bending on a press brake, each is defined by the relationship
of the end tool position to the thickness of the material.
These three are;
 Air Bending
 Bottoming
 Coining.
Grinding process:
Grinding is a surface
finishing operation where very thin layer of
material is removed in the form of dust
particles.
Thickness of material removed is in
range of 0.25 to 0.50 mm.
Tool used is a abrasive wheel 
Grinding machine is a power operated
machine tool where, the work piece is fed
against constantly rotating abrasive wheel to
remove thin layer of material from work.
Welding process:
Welding is a fabrication and manufacturing process that joins materials,

usually metals or thermoplastics, by using high heat to melt the parts together and allowing them to
cool, causing fusion.
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Welding is distinct from lower temperature metal-joining techniques such

as brazing and soldering, which do not melt the base metal.
Some specific types of welding process used our project. As shown in below;
Types:
 Arc Welding
 Argon Welding
 CO2 Welding
 Weld Quality
Arc welding:
Arc welding is a welding process that is used to join metal to metal by using
electricity to create enough heat to melt metal, and the melted metals, when cool, result in a
binding of the metals.
How Does it Work?
Arc welding is a fusion welding process used to join metals. An electric arc from an AC or
DC power supply creates an intense heat of around 6500°F which melts the metal at the join
between two work pieces.
The arc can be either

manually or mechanically
guided along the line of the
join, while the electrode either
simply carries the current or
conducts the current and melts
into the weld pool at the same
time to supply filler metal to
the join.
Because the metals
react chemically to oxygen
and nitrogen in the air when
heated to high temperatures by the arc, a protective shielding gas or slag is used to minimize the
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Contact of the molten metal with the air. Once cooled, the molten metals solidify to form a
metallurgical bond.
Argon welding:
Welding is initiated by an electric arc

between a tungsten electrode and the metal to be joined.
The arc melts the metal, whilst shrouding it in a cloud
of argon, helium gas or carbon dioxide, to shield the weld
from contaminants in the atmosphere. Extra filler metal can
be added by using a separate filler rod
CO2 welding:
In CO2 arc welding, the welding wire wound in coil is fed into the welding torch by
the feeding motor automatically......In this case, in order that the weld metal will not be affected by
oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere, CO2 gas is supplied from the nozzle of the welding torch
to shield the weld pool.
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MACHINING PROCESS:
There are some following operations used in our industrial project.
 Turning Operations
 Drilling Operations
 Machining & Turning Centers
 Other Machining Operations
Turning operation:
Turning is the most common lathe machining operation. During the turning process,
a cutting tool removes material from the outer diameter of a rotating work piece. The main
objective of turning is to reduce the work piece diameter to the desired dimension. There are two
types of turning operations, rough and finish.
Step turning
Step turning creates two surfaces with an abrupt change in diameters between them. The
final feature resembles a step.
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Taper turning
Taper turning produces a

ramp transition between the two
surfaces with different diameters
due to the angled motion between
the work piece and a cutting tool.
Chamfer turning:
Similar to the step turning, chamfer turning creates angled transition of an otherwise square
edge between two surfaces with different turned diameters.
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Facing:
During the machining, the length of the work pieces is slightly longer than the final part should be.
Facing is an operation of machining the
end of a work piece that is perpendicular
to the rotating axis. During the facing,
the tool moves along the radius of the
work piece to produce the desired part
length and a smooth face surface by
removing a thin layer of material.
Grooving:
Grooving is a turning operation that creates a narrow cut, a "groove" in the work piece. The
size of the cut depends on the width of a cutting tool. Multiple tool passes are necessary to machine
wider grooves. There are two types of grooving operations, external and face grooving.
In external grooving, a tool moves radially into the side of the work piece and removes
the material along the cutting direction. In face grooving, the tool machines groove in the face of
the work piece.
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Parting:
Parting is a machining operation that results in a part cut-off at the end of the machining
cycle. The process uses a tool with a specific shape to enter the work piece perpendicular to the
rotating axis and make a progressive cut while the work piece rotates.
After the edge of the cutting tool reaches the center of the work piece, the work piece drops
off. A part catcher is often used to catch the removed part.
Threading:
Threading is a turning
operation in which a tool moves along
the side of the work piece, cutting
threads in the outer surface. A thread is
a uniform helical groove of specified
length and pitch. Deeper threads need
multiple passes of a tool.
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Drilling:
Drilling operation removes the

material from the inside of a work piece.
The result of drilling is a hole with a
diameter equal to the size of the utilized
drill bit. Drill bits are usually positioned
either on a drill Chuck
Reaming:
Reaming is a sizing operation that enlarges the hole in the work piece. In reaming
operations, reamer
Enters the work piece
axially through the end
and expands an
existing hole to the
diameter of the tool.
Reaming removes a
minimal amount of
material and is often
performed after drilling
to obtain both a more
accurate diameter and a
smoother internal
finish.
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Boring:
In boring operation, a tool

enters the work piece
axially and removes
material along the internal
surface to either create
different shapes or to
enlarge an existing hole.
Drilling Operations:
These are the following operations that can be performed in the Drilling machine.
 Plane drilling operation

 Core drilling operation
 Step drilling operation
 Boring operation
 Counter boring operation
 Reaming operation
 Countersinking operation
 Spot facing operation
 Tapping operation
 Trepanning operation
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Drilling operation:
When we need a circular hole in a work piece of any size there, we can use drilling
operation, by a drilling operation you can form any size of holes in a work piece. Although
you can use a lathe for drilling operation too, drill machine is an appropriate machine to do
holes in a work piece.
The cutting tool we used for this type of operation is drill bit. A drill bit is a multipoint
rotary cutting tool which helps to remove material from a work piece.
Core Drilling:
When sand castings are made, cores are used to displace the metal where holes are desired.
When cast the molten metal flows around the core. After the metal solidifies the casting is
removed from the mold and the core disintegrates leaving the desired holes. the holes are
usually quite rough and require heavy body drill to clean up the sidewall of the whole.
Step Drilling:
More than one diameter can be ground on the drill body which saves an extra operation.
Boring:
When you need to enlarge the diameter of the existing hole you need to perform the boring
operation, but the accuracy is not greater than reaming operation. The boring tool is
generally a single-point cutting tool.
Reaming:
It is an operation of finishing a drilled hole.
A finished hole has the specified diameter size, is perfectly round, the diameter is the same
size from end to end, and it has a smoothly finished surface.
A drill hole is seldom accurate enough in size or sufficiently smooth to be called a precision
hole.
When greater accuracy is required the whole must be drilled undersize by a certain amount
and finished by the reaming.
In short, when we need to enlarge the size of an existing hole with great accuracy in a work
piece we have to performed reaming operation. In this type of operation, we need a
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Reamer to perform the operation. A reamer is a rotary cutting tool that removes the material
from the existing hole which has several parallel and helical cutting edge throughout its
cylindrical body.
Counter Boring:
It is the operation of boring a second hole, a larger diameter than the first but concentric
with it.
When this operation is done on a drilling machine a tool known as counter bore is used.
The small diameter on the end of the tool known as the pilot keeps the counter bore
concentric with the original hole.
Pilots are interchangeable with others of different sizes to fit the various size of holes.
Counter Sinking:
It is the operation of producing an angular surface at the end of a hole. A countersink is
used.
The countersink is made in many diameters size and several angles.
The angle size depends upon the reason for countersinking.
Flathead screws require a countersink with an 82 included angle, where is a Centre hole
must be 60. Various types of rivet heads have included angles of from 90 to 145 degree.
Spot Facing:
It is the operation of machining a flat, circular surface around a whole to provide a seat for a
Bolt head, nut or washer.
It is usually performed on casting. A Counter bore may be used for spot facing.
The Surface machined should be a square with the hole.
Tapping:
Holes that are to be tapped (threaded) are first are drilled to a specified size. In order to
tap holes on a standard drilling machine, a tapping attachment must be used.
This attachment is held in the spindle of the drill press by a tapered Arbor, who drives the
friction type mechanism.
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The tap holding chuck accurately centers the tap on the round part of the shank and
floating jaws hold the tap on its square end in a firm, rigid grip, which prevents the tap
from pulling out of the chuck when reversing.
Trepanning:
It is a hole making operation where an annular groove is produced leaving a solid
cylindrical core in the center.
In Trepanning a cutter consisting of one or more cutting edges placed along the
circumference of a circle is used to produce the annular groove.
Trepanning is feasible if the hole has a diameter of more than 50 mm. Hole depth of 160
times the diameter can be obtained in Trepanning.
Machining & Turning Centers:
What is CNC Turning?

CNC turning is a subtractive manufacturing process in which pieces of material are rotated
as a machine tool is fed to the piece, removing material to create a finished piece. It is
primarily used to manufacture parts that are cylindrical in nature.
What is CNC Machining?

Machining centers are critical equipment for machining metal parts and components in
addition to their primary purpose of die manufacture. As an example, machining centers in
the automobile industry are used for efficient grinding and drilling of engine parts as well as
for making dies for body components.
Other Machining Operations Use In Our Project:

There are other operations too that fall in miscellaneous categories such as
 Sawing
 Shaping
 Broaching
 Filing
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 Drawing
 Polishing
Problems Encountered
We have basic Problem in industry is that We will not Take Responsibility of Maintenance
of Pumps and Motors and I didn't find the Solution Till.
Problems solving Process, Approach
(Identify and define the problem, state the problem as clearly as possible and generate
possible solutions)
Supervisory Works
I have Supervised in Drilling Activity in a Company which Give me Experience about That
Work and I supervising many times in different companies as well .
Improvement of System
In our Company we have a Deficiency or Not a proper System. HR is not working Properly
and Operation Staff is not working properly as well and Not a good System in our company
of office Staff.
Quality Management System in Place
I worked in Different companies as a Site Engineer But I notice in Different companies that
they have a Proper Quality Control System in which They Check about Quality of the Every
Part which they Manufactured.
Safety at Work
I worked in Different Projects as a Project Manager and I think Many Companies have
Safety Teams which didn’t work Your Staff until You Give Him proper Safety Protocols If
your staff didn't have Safety Protocols Then They Didn't Give You Go head of work.
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Chapter 4: Conclusion
Conclusion
After the completion of industrial training, we enhanced competencies & competitiveness

in our respective area of specialization. We tried to relate the experience in the workplace
with knowledge learned in the institute & applied the knowledge on the job under
supervision.
Here, we gained the experience & knowledge that can be used for suitable job without delay
after studies.
We learned to hone soft skills appropriate to the work environment. Also get improvised in
communication skills. We assessed career ability, knowledge & confidence as well as
enhanced our marketability to be more competitive.
With experience, knowledge & skills acquired during industrial training we will be better
prepared to face working world.
References
Self and internet help

https://fkm.uitm.edu.my/v3/images/2020/industrial_training/panduan_mec698_part_02.pdf
https://www1.wne.edu/engineering/departments/mechanical-engineering/mission.cfm
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supervisor
Appendix
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a. Figures /Tables
b. List of Notations and Symbols
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INDUSTRIAL TRAINING LOG BOOK
(All the training activities need to be recorded on daily basis. This

logbook is to portray:-
 A reflection of the student’s learning and experience
during the industrial training
 Training records and evidences of supervised training and
reference of participation of Student, on the job Trainer and
HEI’s training Administrator.
 Part of professional practice in engineering profession
where incidence and evidence are recorded in proper
documentation.
 Source of reference to prepare the Industrial Training Report.
The log book must be submitted together with the Industrial
Training Report.
 Students must get it signed, on daily basis, by the On
the Job Trainer.)
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Training Information
Personal Details
Student Name:-
Muhammad Qasim Latif
Student Roll#:-
BSMF-1766
Address:-
Tayyab Town, Peer Naseer Chadian,
Harbanspura Road Lahore Cantt.
Email:-
latifq07@gmail.com
Course of Study:-
BSC Mechanical Engineering
Year/Semester of Study:-
3 year / 6 semester
Training Start Date:

07-09-2020
Training Organization
Name:-
MSSE
Address:-
Tayyab Town, Peer Naseer Chadian,
Harbanspura Road Lahore Cantt
Contact Person:-
Ch M Shafique
Contact Number:-
0306-5700675
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 01
(Please specify training information by descriptive statement, tables, sketches, figures and
etc.)
Date Time Entry
05-10-2020 08am to 4pm Visit machine shop
Note: Please include attachment whenever necessary

Declaration
I hereby declare that all information provided above is true.
Signed by Trainee Date Signed by Supervisor
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 02
etc.)
Date Time Entry

12-10-2020 08am to 4pm Visit welding shop

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 03
etc.)
Date Time Entry

19-10-2020 08am to 4pm Visit Quality room

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 04
etc.)
Date Time Entry

26-10-2020 08am to 4pm Visit tool shop
30-10-2020 ----------- Holyday eid-milad

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 05
etc.)
Date Time Entry

02-11-2020 08am to 4pm Work on lathe machine

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 06
etc.)
Date Time Entry
10-11-2020 08am to 4pm Work on milling machine

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 07
etc.)
Date Time Entry

16-11-2020 08am to 4pm Work on drilling machine

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 08
etc.)
Date Time Entry

23-11-2020 08am to 4pm Work on rolling machine

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 09
etc.)
Date Time Entry

30-11-2020 08am to 4pm Work on hydraulic press

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 10
etc.)
Date Time Entry

07-12-2020 08am to 4pm Work on punching machine

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 11
etc.)
Date Time Entry

14-12-2020 08am to 4pm Parts painting

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 12
etc.)
Date Time Entry

21-12-2020 08am to 4pm Working on shaper machine
25-12-2020 08am to 4pm Holiday

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 13
etc.)
Date Time Entry

28-12-2020 08am to 4pm Work on grinding machine

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 14
etc.)
Date Time Entry

04-01-2021 08am to 4pm Work on welding machine

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 15
etc.)
Date Time Entry


Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 16
etc.)
Date Time Entry
18-01-2021 08am to 4pm Inspection of parts

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 17
etc.)
Date Time Entry
25-01-2021 08am to 4pm Visit site for project

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 18
etc.)
Date Time Entry
01-02-2021 08am to 4pm Information about ARC welding
02-02-2021 08am to 4pm Work with ACR welding on storage tanks
05-02-2021 08am to 4pm Holiday

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 19
etc.)
Date Time Entry
08-02-2021 08am to 4pm Argon welding

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 20
etc.)
Date Time Entry
15-02-2021 08am to 4pm Work with CO2 welding

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 21
etc.)
Date Time Entry
22-02-2021 08am to 4pm Preparing project report

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 22
etc.)
Date Time Entry
01-03-2021 08am to 4pm Installation of mixture tank

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 23
etc.)
Date Time Entry
08-03-2021 08am to 4pm Inspection of mixture tank output
12-03-2021 08am to 4pm Shab e miraj

Declaration
Daily Training Log

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Training Week: 24
etc.)
Date Time Entry
15-03-2021 08am to 4pm Cleaning the working area
16-03-2021 08am to 4pm Drawing reading

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 25
etc.)
Date Time Entry
22-03-2021 08am to 4pm Gear section
23-03-2021 08am to 4pm Types of gears
24-03-2021 08am to 4pm Gear assembly
25-03-2021 08am to 4pm Gear ratio
26-03-2021 08am to 4pm Safety

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 26
etc.)
Date Time Entry
30-03-2021 08am to 4pm Die section
31-03-2021 08am to 4pm Types of die
01-04-2021 08am to 4pm Polishing
02-04-2021 08am to 4pm Assembly

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 27
etc.)
Date Time Entry
05-04-2021 08am to 4pm Understand the panel work
06-04-2021 08am to 4pm Electric devices
07-08-2021 08am to 4pm Motor
08-08-2021 08am to 4pm Types of motor
09-08-2021 08am to 4pm

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 28
etc.)
Date Time Entry
12-08-2021 08am to 4pm Air compressor
13-08-2021 08am to 4pm Hydraulic pump
14-08-2021 08am to 4pm Blower
15-08-2021 08am to 4pm Thermostat
16-08-2021 08am to 4pm

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 29
etc.)
Date Time Entry
19-08-2021 08am to 4pm Study about
20-08-2021 08am to 4pm Impellers
21-08-2021 08am to 4pm Pulleys
22-08-2021 08am to 4pm Belt
23-08-2021 08am to 4pm coupling

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 30
etc.)
Date Time Entry
26-08-2021 08am to 4pm Tool grinding
27-08-2021 08am to 4pm Tool grinding
28-08-2021 08am to 4pm Study of grinding wheels
29-08-2021 08am to 4pm Cleaning
30-08-2021 08am to 4pm Cleaning

Declaration
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Daily Training Log

Training Week: 31
etc.)
Date Time Entry
31-08-2021 08am to 4pm Finishing stage

Declaration
69
Daily Training Log

Training Week: 32
etc.)
Date Time Entry

Declaration
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Industrial Training Report

Industrial Training Report

Name: Muhammad Qasim Latif

Student Roll No: BSMF-1766

Industrial Training Course:

Mechanical Engineering Internship

Training Period: 2 semesters /1 year

Training Organization: MSS

MSSE is an integrated engineering services and manufacturing company operating

Chapter Backgrounds of Training Organization xx

Title and Position of the supervisor incharge xx

Other necessary information xx

MSSE is an integrated engineering services and manufacturing company operating in Lahore

 There are some projects make during in my internship:

An electrically operated paint-mixing machine was developed. The machine

Is to be the mechanical industry design/build leader, locally owned, offering the

Is to exist to provide mechanical services through engineered solutions and processes.

2) Account & Finance Department

3) Design & Development

Title and Position of the Supervisor in charge

SR# Weeks Types of Duties Duration (per

Hands on Skill Acquired

Is manufacturing by removal of material. Particles of material, the chips, are

Which can be geometrically defined by number, shape, and position (cutting by

Deburring accounts for a significant portion of manufacturing cos

 abrasive flow machining

A chamfer is a transitional edge

Chamfers are frequently used in

Mostly I use machining process in our project

Rolling is classified according to the temperature of the metal rolled;

Bending is a manufacturing process that produces a V-shape, U-shape, or channel

In press brake forming, a

Welding is a fabrication and manufacturing process that joins materials,

Welding is distinct from lower temperature metal-joining techniques such

The arc can be either

Welding is initiated by an electric arc

There are some following operations used in our industrial project.

 Machining & Turning Centers

 Other Machining Operations

Taper turning produces a

Drilling operation removes the

In boring operation, a tool

 Plane drilling operation

Machining & Turning Centers:

What is CNC Turning?

What is CNC Machining?

Other Machining Operations Use In Our Project:

Quality Management System in Place

After the completion of industrial training, we enhanced competencies & competitiveness

Self and internet help

b. List of Notations and Symbols

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING LOG BOOK

(All the training activities need to be recorded on daily basis. This

Training Start Date:

Daily Training Log

Date Time Entry

05-10-2020 08am to 4pm Visit machine shop

06-10-2020 08am to 4pm Visit machine shop

07-10-2020 08am to 4pm Visit machine shop

08-10-2020 08am to 4pm Visit machine shop

09-10-2020 08am to 4pm Visit machine shop

Note: Please include attachment whenever necessary

I hereby declare that all information provided above is true.