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LESSON PLAN
15EME14/15EME24 ELEMENTS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Course objectives:

Students belonging to all branches of Engineering are made to learn certain fundamental
topics related to mechanical engineering so that they will have a minimum understanding
of mechanical systems, equipment and process.

(Provided by VTU)

Subject Code: 15EME14/15EME24

Total no. of Hours: 50 Number of Hours/week: 04
Name of Faculty: Mrs. SYED SHARIN Credits: 04
Course
Module / Ref.
Class No. Topic to be covered ( in detail ) % of portion covered Outcomes
Text
covered
Module 1 Chapter Cumulativ CO1
Energy wise e
Non-renewable and renewable energy
1. Resources, 20 20
resources.
Steam
Formation and
Properties Petroleum based solid, liquid fuels,
(References R1, Calorific values of
3.
TI, T4, T3) Fuels, Combustion and combustion
products of and gaseous fuels.
Solar Radiation, Solar constant
(definition only), Solar Thermal energy
4.
harvesting, ex:
Liquid flat plate collectors.
5. Solar ponds (principle of operation
only), Solar photovoltaic principle..

6. Wind Power: principle of operation of

a typical windmill. Hydro
Power :Principles of electric power
generation

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from hydropower plants.

Nuclear Power: Principles of Nuclear
7.
power plants.
Bio Fuels : introduction to bio fuels,
examples of various
biofuels used in engineering
8.
applications, Comparison of biofuels
with petroleum fuels in terms of
calorific value and emission.
Classification of boilers, Lancashire
9.
boiler, Babcock and Wilcox boiler.
Boiler mountings and accessories. Wet
10.
steam, saturated and superheated steam.
Specific volume, enthalpy andinternal
11.
energy.
Classification, Principle of operation of
12.
Impulse and reaction turbines.
Delavals turbine, Parsons turbine. (No
13.
compounding of turbines)
Classification, Working principles and
14. Operations of Open cycle and closed
cycle gas turbines
Classification, Principles and operations
15. Module 2 of Pelton wheel, Francis turbine and
Turbines and Kaplan turbine.
IC Engines and Classification, I.C. Engines parts, 2
16.
Pumps Steam Stroke and 4 stroke Petrol engines. 20 40 CO3
turbines 4 stroke diesel engines. P-V diagrams
17.
(References R1, of Otto and Diesel cycles.
18. TI, T4, T3, ) Problems on indicated power.

19. Problems on brake power

Problems on Indicated thermal

20.
efficiency, brake thermal efficiency.
Problems on mechanical efficiency, and
21. specific fuel consumption, [numericals
on IC Engines].
22. Module 3 Machine Tools Operations Turning, 20 60 CO4
Machine facing, knurling, Thread cutting, Taper

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Turning by swiveling the compound

rest.
Drilling, Boring, Reaming, Tapping,
23. Counter
Sinking, Counter Boring.
Plane milling, End milling, Slot milling.
24.
(No sketches of Machine tools,.)
Introduction, classification based on
25. Tools and
robots configuration
Automation
26. Machine Tools Polar, cylindrical, Cartesian Coordinate
Operations and spherical
(References Application Polar, cylindrical, Cartesian
27. R2,R3, T2, T4, Coordinate and spherical Advantages,
T3, ) and disadvantages
Automation, Definition, types Fixed,
28.
Programmable & Flexible Automation.
29. NC/ CNC machines
Basic elements with simple block
30.
diagrams.

31. Advantages and Disadvantages

Module 4 20 80 CO2
32. Engineering Types of Ferrous metals and alloys
materials and Applications of Ferrous metals and
33. joining alloys
processes Types and applications Nonferrous
34. (References metals and alloys
R2,R3,TI, T4, Composites :Introduction: Definition,
35. T3, ) Classification and applications (Air
craft and Automobiles).
Definitions, classification and method
36.
of soldering
Definitions, classification and method
37.
of Brazing
Definitions, classification and method
38.
of welding
39. Differences between soldering, Brazing
and Welding.

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40. Description of Electric Arc Welding

41. Description of Oxy-Acetylene Welding.

42. Properties of refrigerants.

43. List of commonly used refrigerants

Refrigeration Definitions
44.
Refrigerating effect
Ton of Refrigeration, Ice making
45.
capacity.
Module 5
COP, Relative COP, unit of
46. Refrigeration,
Refrigeration
Air-
Conditioning Principle and working of vapor 20 100 CO5
47.
( References compression refrigeration
R1, TI, Principle and working of vapour
48. T3,T4, ) absorption refrigeration.

Principles and applications of air

49.
conditioners.

Principles and applications of Room air

50.
conditioner.

51. Room air conditioner.

Book
Code Publication information
Type
V.K Manglik Elements of Mechanical Engineering PHI
Text T1
Publications 2013 (Module 1, 2, 4, 5 )
Mikell .Groover Automation production systems & CIM
Text T2
PHI ( Module -3)

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K.R Gopalkrishna A text book of elements of Mechanical

Text T3 Engineering Subhash Publishers Bangalore (Module 1-2-3-
4-5)
Kestoor Pravin , M.R Ramesh A text book of Elements of
Text T4 Mechanical Engineering. Suggi Publisher(Module 1-2-3-4-
5)
S. TrymbakaMurthy , A text book of Elements of
Reference R1 Mechanical Engineering Universities press (india) Pvt
Ltd.
Reference R2 Shop Theory By James Anderson
K.P Roy S.K Hajra And Choudhary , Nirjhar Choudhary.
Reference R3 Elements of Mechanical Engineering. Media Promoters and
Publishers Pvt Ltd.
Pravin Kumar, Basic echanical Engineering 2013 Edition ,
Reference R3
Pearson.

Literature:
Course Outcomes:

On Completion of this course, students are able to:

CO1 Gain Knowledge about Various energy sources, Energy classification and Uses of
renewable energy resources, Boilers and properties of steam.
CO2: Gain Knowledge about Prime movers such as turbines And IC Engines.

CO3: Use the knowledge gained by the study of Metal Removal process, using Lathe Drilling
Milling Robotics and Automation.
CO4: Understand basics Concepts and usage of various engineering Materials
CO5: Basic knowledge of Properties of refrigerants , System of refrigeration and air
conditioning

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