ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI-600 025 B.E/ B.Tech DEGREE EXAMINATIONS, Oct/Nov 2013 Regulations-2008 Fifth Semester B.E.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ME2307 DYNAMICS LABORATORY Time: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 100

1) Determine the critical speed of the steel shafts of various sizes under different end conditions and compare with theoretical values. (100)

2) Determine the radius of gyration and mass moment of inertia of the Steel and Aluminium shafts by Compound Pendulum Method. (100)

3) Study the characteristics of Watt Governor and draw the characteristics curves of the governor. (100)

4) Study the characteristics of Porter Governor and draw the characteristic curves of the governor. (100)

5) Study the characteristics of Proell Governor and draw the characteristic curves of the governor. (100)

6) Study the characteristics of Hartnell Governor and draw the characteristic curves of the governor. (100)

7) Determine the radius of gyration of the rectangular bar theoretically and verify the results experimentally using the Bifilar suspension. (100)

8) Determine the radius of gyration of the circular disc theoretically and verify the results experimentally using the Trifilar suspension. (100)

9) Determine the natural frequency of the undamped spring-mass system for various loads and compare the results with theoretical values. (100)

10) Determine the natural frequency of the spring-mass- damper system for various loads and find the critical damping coefficient. Compare the experimental results with theoretical frequency values. (100)

11) Determine the mass moment of inertia of the flywheel theoretically and verify the same experimentally. (100)

12) Determine the natural frequency values of steel/brass/copper shaft by applying free torsional vibration in a single rotor system and compare the results with theoretical frequency values. (100)

13) Determine the natural frequency values of steel/brass/copper shaft by applying damped torsional vibration in a single rotor system and find the damping factor. Compare the results with theoretical frequency values. (100)

14) Draw the profile of the disc cam with roller follower and study the jumping phenomenon of the cam. (100)

15) Determine the gyroscopic couple produced in the motorized gyroscope for different masses and compare the results with theoretical values. (100)

16) Determine the gear ratio for the following gear trains theoretically and very the results experimentally: (i) Differential gear train (ii) Compound gear train (iii) Epicyclic gear train. (100)

17) Determine the radius of gyration and mass moment of inertia of the circular disc theoretically and verify the results experimentally using the Turntable apparatus. (100)

18) Determine the natural frequency of free transverse vibration of a free-free beam subject to uniformly distrusted load and concentrated load. Compare the results with theoretical frequency values. (100)

19) Determine the natural frequency of free transverse vibration of a steel shaft with cantilever condition subject to uniformly distrusted load and concentrated load. Compare the results with theoretical frequency values. (100)

20) Two known masses of 300g and 400g are placed in plane A and plane C at angular positions of 45 and 270 respectively. Take the distance between planes A and B = 250 mm; the distance between planes C and B = 150 mm and the distance between planes D and B = 340 mm. The radii of rotation of masses in planes A, B, C and D are 67 mm, 118 mm, 118 mm and 67 mm respectively. Determine the balancing masses to be added and their angular positions at planes B and D using force and couple polygon and verify the answer experimentally. (100) (Note: The values of Mass, Angle, Distance between planes are sample only and thease values can be fixed according to the experimental setup)

21) Draw the frequency response curves for damped and undamped vibration and determine the transmissibility ratio using vibrating table. (100)

Mark Allotment Pattern: Tabulation & observation 30

Aim & Procedure 10

Model Calculation 10

Results & Graph 40

Viva voce 10

Total 100