Lab Experiments

Mechanics of Machines I & II
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Type of
Equipment
Four Bar
Mechanism
Belt and Pulley

drive apparatus
Slider Crank
Mechanism
Linear Geneva
Mechanism
Geneva
Mechanism
Mechanics of
Machines I & II
AD-105
830 sqft
Nazir Ahmed
Withworth Quick
Return
Mechanism
Scotch Yoke
Mechanism
Six Bar
Mechanism
Four bar
mechanism
Experiments
1. To identify the number and types
of links, joints, and determine the
mobility of the Four Bar Mechanism
2.
To
study
the
motion
characteristics of the Four Bar
Mechanism by utilizing the Grashof
criterion for four bar mechanisms
3. To study the characteristics of belt
drive mechanism
mobility of the Slider Crank
Mechanism
5. To study the characteristics of the
Linear Geneva Mechanism
mobility of the Linear Geneva
Mechanism
7. To study the characteristics of the
Geneva Mechanism
mobility of the Geneva Mechanism
mobility of the Quick Return
Mechanism
10. To study the characteristics of
Quick Return Mechanism and
determine the displacement, velocity
and acceleration of piston of the
Mechanism at various crank
orientations
mobility of the Scotch Yoke
Mechanism
Scotch Yoke Mechanism and
determine the displacement, velocity
and acceleration of piston of the
orientations
mobility of the six bar Mechanism
14.
To
study
the
motion
characteristics of the six bar
mechanism by utilizing the Grashof
criterion for four bar mechanisms
No of
Students
No of
Equipment on each
Equipment
1
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Type of
Equipment
Four bar
mechanism
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Mechanics of
Machines I & II
AD-105
830 sqft
Nazir Ahmed
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Experiments
15. To study the motion characteristics
of the six bar mechanism by utilizing
the Grashof criterion for four bar
mechanisms
16. To determine the Mechanical
Advantage,
Velocity
Ratio
and
Efficiency of Compound Wheel and
Axle using it as Lifting Machine
17. To study the characteristics of Rack
and Pinion Mechanism
Worm and Wheel Mechanism
Advantage,
Velocity
Ratio
and
Efficiency of Simple Spur Gear Train
Advantage,
Velocity
Ratio
and
Efficiency of Simple Helical Gear Train
Advantage,
Velocity
Ratio
and
Efficiency of Compound Gear Train
Advantage,
Velocity
Ratio
and
Efficiency of Screw Jack using it as
Lifting Machine
23. To study the Clutch Mechanism of
automobile
24. To study the Disc brake mechanism
of automobiles
25. To study the Drum brake
mechanism of automobile
26. To understand the working of
Ackerman Steering Mechanism and
identify its components
Ackerman Steering Mechanism and
measure wheel angles when the steering
wheel is turned CW and CCW
28. To identify the number and types of
links, joints, and determine the mobility
of the Slider Crank Mechanism
No of
Students
No of
Equipment on each
Equipment
1
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Type of
Equipment
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Mechanics of
Machines I & II
AD-105
830 sqft
Nazir Ahmed
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Experiments
29. To determine the displacement
of piston of a Slider Crank
orientations and comparing the
experimental results with the
theoretical outcomes
30. To determine the velocity of
piston of a Slider Crank
31. To determine the acceleration
of piston of a Slider Crank
32. To study the Differential
Mechanism of automobiles
33. To study the kinematics and
kinetics of the Porter Governor
kinetics of the Proell Governor
kinetics of the Hartnell Governor
36. To statically balance a shaft of
a
particular
shape
by
adding/removing mass on a
suitable location by utilizing Static
and Dynamic Balancing Machine
37. To dynamically balance a shaft
of a particular shape by
38. To completely balance a shaft
of a particular shape by
39.To dynamically balance the
rotor of a particular shape by
suitable location by utilizing
Dynamic Balancing Machine
No of
No of
Students on
Equipment
each
Equipment
Engineering Dynamics
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Engg.
Dynamics
AD-105
425 sqft
Abdul Majid
Type of
Equipment
Experiments
No of
No of
Students on
Equipment
each
Equipment
1. Inclined
Plane
1. To measure the velocity of a

particle with constant acceleration
2. Inclined
plane
2.To study the conversion of

potential energy into kinetic
energy
3. Flywheel
Apparatus
3.To determine the moment of

inertia of fly wheel
4. Belt Friction
Apparatus
4.To determine coefficient of

friction for belt
5. Centrifugal
force
apparatus
5.To study the centrifugal force

characteristics
6. Belt drive
mechanism
6.To study the characteristics of

belt drive mechanism
7. Slider Crank
apparatus

Slider Crank Mechanism
8. Cam
Analyzing
apparatus
8.To analyze a given cam with

Cam Analyzing apparatus
9.Four Bar
Mechanism
9.To study the Kinematics of Four

Bar Mechanism
10.Four Bar
Mechanism
10.To determine the angular

displacement of rocker at various
crank angular positions
11. Oldham
Coupling
Mechanism

Oldham Coupling mechanism.
12.Oscillating
link mechanism
12.To determine the angular

displacement of rocker of
oscillating link mechanism at
various crank angular positions
13.Porter
Governor
apparatus
13.To determine the

characteristics of a porter
governor
Thermodynamics Lab
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Type of
Apparatus
1. Sectioned model
of two Stroke Petrol
Engine
2. Sectioned model
of Wankle/Rotary
Engine
Experiments
No of
No of
Students on
Apparatus
each
Apparatus
1.To study the functioning of two

stroke petrol engine
2.To study the working principle of

a rotary engine
3.To study the working principle of

a Steam engine
4.To study the working of 4 stroke

motorcycle engine
5.To draw the valve timing

diagram of four stroke petrol
engine
6.To study the working of 2 stroke

motor cycle engine
7.To draw the port timing diagram

of two stroke petrol engine
8.To produce EMF by utilizing

Seebeck effect on thermoelectric
engine
9.To find the fuel Consumption

rate of an IC engine
10.To re-calibrate a Bourdon tube

pressure
9. Gas generator &

Load cell
11.To find the thermal efficiency

of a gas generator
10. Marcet Boiler
12.To investigate the relationship

of pressure and temperature of
saturated steam using Marcet boiler
11. Diesel pump

injector
13.To study the functioning of

diesel pump injector
14.To study the functioning of four

15.To study the functioning of four

stroke diesel engine
3. Sectioned model
of Steam Engine
4. Multi-sectioned
four Stroke Motor
Cycle Engine
5. Multi-sectioned
Two Stroke Motor
Cycle Engine
6. Thermoelectric
Thermodynamics
Engine
Mech. Engg.
Deptt.
7. Single Cylinder
749 Sqft
Four Stroke Diesel
Asif Jalal
Engine
8. Bourdon Tube
Pressure Gauge
Calibrator
12. Sectioned
model of four
13. Sectioned model
of four stroke diesel
engine
16. to study Boyles Law at

14. Changes of states moderate pressure.
17. to study Gay Lussacs Law at
of gas
moderate pressure
Thermodynamics Lab
15. Mini Steam

Power Plant
16.Two Stage Air

Thermodynamics compressor
Mech. Engg.
17. Flow Boiling

Demonstration Unit
18. Film And Drop

wise Condensation
19. Oxygen Bomb

Calorimeter
18.Study of the Thermodynamics

Processes
19.Fuel consumption analysis
20.Power generation analysis
21.Efficiency calculation for Boiler
22.Efficiency calculation for
Turbine
23.Efficiency calculation half
Condenser Heat transfer
24.Overall Plant Efficiency
calculation
25.Heat balance and Energy
utilization
26.To find the Brake horsepower (
BP )
27.To find the isentropic
Horsepower ( Isen.HP )
28.To find the isothermal
Horsepower ( Iso HP )
29.To find the Isentropic Efficiency
( IsenEff )
30.To find the find the swept
volume and speed of Compressor
31.To find the Electrical
Horsepower ( EP ) by installing a
wattmeter on the motor
32.isothermal Efficiency ( IsoEff )
and Volumetric Efficiency ( Vol.
Eff )
33. Demonstration of flow boiling
within a tube.
34. Demonstration of film wise
and drop wise condensation.
35. The film wise heat flux and
surface heat transfer coefficient
determination at constant
pressure.
36. The drop wise heat flux and
surface heat transfer coefficient
determination at constant
pressure.
37.(i) The effect of air inside
chamber for drop wise condenser.
(ii) The effect of air inside
chamber for film wise condenser.
38. To find the calorific value of
different fuel.
Engineering Statics
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Type of
Equipment
Experiments
1. To verify the conditions of

equilibrium for forces acting at a
Forces acting on
point by resolving the forces into
a point assembly
components
Simple Wheel
and Axle
7. To investigate the relationship of

load and effort in case of simple
wheel and axle
Compound
Wheel and axle
8. To investigate the relationship of

load and effort in case of compound
wheel and axle
Inclined plane
2. To determine the force required to

maintain a body in equilibrium on a
smooth inclined plane
3. To investigate the relationship

between the load carried and the
Simple roof truss
forces in the arms of a simple roof
truss
Jib Crane
Engineering
Statics
AD 105
425sqft
Umar Ishaq
No. of
Students
No. of
Equipment on each
Equipment
Loaded Beam
Assembly
Moment of
Force
Wheel/Rotary
Disk Apparatus
Polygon of
Forces
Conversion set
10. Friction
Apparatus
4. To investigate the relationship

between the forces acting in the jib
and the tie of jib crane
5. To verify the principle of moments
for parallel forces
6. To verify the law of moments for a

wheel
9. To verify conditions of equilibrium

for concurrent forces
10.
To determine the coefficient
of friction for various materials
surface in sliding contact with wood
Measurement and Instrumentation
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Type of
Equipment
Temperature
Measurement
Training Bench
Measurement
&Instrumentation
Mech. Engg. Deptt.
500 sqft
Hafiz Haroon
Process Control
Training System
Transducer and
Instrumentation
Trainer
Pneumatic
Training Board
Experiments
1. To demonstrate the application
of temperature scales and fixed
point using mercury-glass,
thermometer, bimetallic
thermometer, thermocouple
resistance temperature detector,
thermister and vapor pressure
thermometer.
2. To demonstrate the temperature
dependent electrical potential
produced by dissimilar metal
contact.
4. To demonstrate the resultant
E.M.F produced in a thermocouple
circuit and its application in
temperature measurement.
4. To demonstrate the use of
reference junction in thermocouple
measurements.
5. To demonstrate the use of wet
and dry bulb hygrometer in
determining relative humidity.
6. To determine the characteristic
of the differential transformer as
position transducer.
7. To measure the flow velocity.
8. To measure the static gain.
9. To measure the dynamic
response of the process.
10. To understand the operation of
a close loop ON-OFF control
system.
11. Conversion of electrical to
mechanical energy by using
techogenerator and motor.
12. Study of behavior of
photovoltaic cell on voltage
difference.
13. Study of reflective opt sensor as
position transducer.
14. To be able to design and
assemble a circuit that extends and
retracts a single acting spring return
cylinder.
15. To understand to design and
assemble a circuit that extends and
retracts a double acting cylinder.
16. To design and assemble OR
logic circuit.
No. of
No. of
Students on
Equipment
each
Equipment
16
Applied Physics
Name of Lab
Location
Covered
Area
Lab In
charge
Applied
Physics lab
Mech. Engg.
Deptt.
425 sqft
Anwar Ul
Haq
Type of
Apparatus
Experiments
No of
Apparatus
No of
Students on
each
Apparatus
1. Equal arm
balance with
accessories
1. Length and mass

measurement
2. Recording
apparatus
2. To measure the displacement

,velocity and acceleration by
ticker tape timer
3. Sextant
apparatus
3. To determine height of an
inaccessible object by extent.
4. To determine the calibration
of an extent
4. Simple
pendulum
5. Time measurement
5. Bell crank
lever
apparatus
6. To find the value of G by

free fall method
7. Verification of law of
moment by using bell crank
method
6. Meldes
apparatus
8. To determine the frequency

of AC supply by Meld's
apparatus
7. Compound
pendulum
9. To study the compound

pendulum and determine the
value of g
8. Spiral spring
apparatus
10. To determine the elastic

constants of a wire by a
spiral spring
11. To determine the Youngs
modulus of wire
9. Oscillating
metallic rod
apparatus
12. To determine the modulus of

rigidity of wire by dynamic
method
10. Maxwell
Needle
apparatus

rigidity of wire by Maxwell
needle
Control Engineering
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Control
Engineering
Mech.Engg.De
pt
Hafiz Haroon
Type of
Equipment
Experiments
No of
No of
Students on
Equipment
each
Equipment
PLC Trainer
1. Introduction to PLC
2. To study communication
between PLC and computer
3. To implement flash light using
timers
4. To control AC supply using
relay controlled AC supply
Water Level
Control Trainer
5. Introduction to water tower

6. To Control water level by using
PLC
Traffic Light
Control Trainer
7. To Control traffic lights by

using PLC.
Temperature
Control Trainer
8.
To study temperature control

parameters
9. To Control temperature by
using PLC.
Elevator Control
Trainer
10. To control Elevator by using

PLC
Light Control
Trainer
11. Light control with photo sensor
Stepper Motor
Control Trainer
12. Stepper motor control in

unipolar mode
13. Stepper motor control in
bipolar mode
14. Stepper motor in bipolar mode
withoutCurrent sense
CAD/CAM
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Type of
Equipment
1. CAD/CAM
Software
Introduction
P-VI Computers
Computer Aided
Design and
Computer Aided
Manufacturing
MechEngg.
Department
223 sqft
Muhammad
Rizwan
2. CNC Lathe
3. CNC Milling
3. CNC WireCut
Experiments
1. Introduction to CAD/CAM
software interface
2.Introduction to Master CAM
software
3. 2-D Geometry Creation on Master
CAM
4. 3-D Geometry Creation on Master
CAM
5. Surface Creation on Master CAM
6. Part Geometry for Lathe
Operations
7. Introduction to computer aided
manufacturing, part programming GCodes and M-Codes, NC File
8. G-Code generation and Simulation
of Operations for CNC lathe
9. Introduction to CNC lathe,
Interface and different controls.
10. Transfer of NC file to CNC lathe
Tool setting, execution of simple
programme
11. Facing &Taper turning on CNC
lathe
12. Boring and Threading on CNC
lathe
13. Concave and Convex Filleting on
CNC Lathe
14. Tool wear compensation
15. Introduction to CNC Milling,
Controllers, G-Codes and M-Codes
and simulation
16. Introduction to machine Axes and
Job Axes, Job setting on CNC
Milling
17. Transfer of 2-D NC File to CNC
Milling and execution of programme
18. Transfer of 3-D NC File to CNC
Milling and execution of programme
19. Introduction to principle of Nonconventional CNC wire-cut. Wire-cut
machine parts and their functions
20. Creation of 2-D geometry for
wire-cut simulation and G-code
generation
21. Straight cutting of contour on
wire-cut
22. Taper cutting of contour on wirecut
No of
No of
Students on
Equipment
each
Equipment
1
Drawing Hall
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Type of
Equipment
Experiments
No of
Students
No of
Equipment on each
Equipment
1.Lettering Practice
2.U-Block
3.Gland for Stuffing box
4. Pair of Brasses
5.Lap Joint & Butt Joint

6. Thread sections of Whitworth,
Square & ACME Threads
7. Whitworth Threads
Drawing Hall
Mech Engg
Deptt
1212 Sq ft
Uman Ahmad
Drawing Boards
with accessories
8. Nut & Bolt
9. Keys & Cotter
10. Flange Coupling - Protected type
11. Journal Bearing
12. C-I Pulley
13. Speed cone or Step Pulley
14. Screw Jack

15. Isometric Projection of any
Solid/Machine part
50
Mechanical Engineering Workshop
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Mechanical
Engg.
Workshop
Mech.
Workshop
4022.68 sqft
Kh. M. Ashraf
Type of
Equipment
Experiments
No of
No of
Students on
Equipment
each
Equipment
Lathe Machine
To perform holding, facing, simple

turning, thread cutting, drilling,
boring, knurling operations
Power Hacksaw
Machine
Introduction about the working of a

power Hack Saw Machine
Tool Grinding
Machine
Introduction about the working of

grinding machine
Bench Vise
(Carpentry
Shop)
To perform marking, holding, sawing,

planning and making different types
of joints
18
Bench Vise
(Fitting Shop)
To perform marking holding, sawing,

filling, chipping. Internal and external
thread cutting Taps and Die
19
Drilling, making different holes in the

metal
Molding and casting of alluminium
Shaper 18
Planning, Slots, Keyways
Band Saw
Machine
Cutting Wood
Thickness
Planning
Machine
Planning Wood
Smithy Forges
Forging
Drilling
Machine (Fitting
Shop)
Crucible Pit
Furnace
(Foundry Shop)
AERODYNAMICS
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab Incharge
Type of
Equipment
Wind Tunnel
Aerodynamics
MechEnggDept
Ali Raza
Profilli
Virtual Wind
Tunnel
Experiment
1. To measure the pressure distribution
throughout the contraction cone of a Wind
Tunnel
2. To measure the maximum velocity and
hence the Mach number of the air flowing
through the Wind Tunnel
3. To determine the losses associated with the
Contraction Cone, Test Section and Diffuser
Section of the Wind Tunnel
4. To determine the power requirement and
hence the efficiency of the Wind Tunnel
5. To analyze experimentally the
characteristics of the air flow through the Clark
Y Airfoil
characteristics of the air flow through the
MH114 Airfoil
NACA0009 Airfoil
Aircraft Wing
characteristics of the air flow through a flat
plate and compare the experimental results with
the theoretical expectations
characteristics of the air flow through a sphere
and compare the experimental results with the
theoretical expectations
characteristics of the air flow through various
Airfoil of the same material
12. To analyze experimentally the effect of
material on the characteristics of the Airfoil
13. Introduction to Profili
14. GUI of Profili
15. To Develop the Boundary Layer Profile for
Different Airfoils
16. To determine the coefficients of Lift, Drag
and Pitching Moment for Different Airfoils by
using Profili
17. To develop and Compare the Lift and Drag
Characteristics of Different Airfoils by Using
Profili
18. To Compare the Experimental results
(Attained through Wind Tunnel) with the
Simulation Results (Achieved through Profili)
19. Introduction to Virtual Wind Tunnel
No. of
Equipment
Number of
students on
each
Equipment
1
1
1
1
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab Incharge
Type of
Equipment
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
Computational
Fluid Dynamics
UmerAkram
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
GAMBIT
ANSYS
FLUENT
FLUENT
FLUENT
FLUENT
FLUENT
FLUENT
FLUENT
FLUENT
FLUENT
FLUENT
Experiment
Introduction to CFD
Introduction to GAMBIT, GUI of
GAMBIT
Geometric Modeling Techniques in
GAMBIT
Solid Model Creation
Meshing Tools and Techniques in
GAMBIT
Basic Meshing Tools and
Techniques in GAMBIT
Intermediate Meshing Tools and
Advance Meshing Tools and
Creating And Meshing Basic
Geometry
Modeling A Mixing Elbow (2-D)
Modeling A Three-Pipe
Intersection (3-D)
Modeling A Combustion Chamber
(3-D)
Sedan Geometry
Modeling Flow In A Tank
Basic Turbo Model With
Unstructured Mesh
Introduction To Fluent
Introduction To Fluent
CFD Analysis of a Fluid Flow in a
Mixing Elbow
Heat Transfer in a Mixing Elbow
Turbo Post processing
Modeling Turbulent Flow in a
Mixing Tank
CFD Analysis of Flow over a Flat
Plate
Heat Transfer over a Flat Plate
Cold Flow Simulation Inside an SI
Engine
Assessment of Reliability of
Results
Number of
No. of
students
Equipment
on each
Equipment
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Finite Element Analysis
Name of Lab.
Location
Covered Area
Lab. Incharge
Finite Element
Analysis
Imran Zahid
Type of
Equipment
ANSYS
Experiment
1. Introduction to FEA
2. Introduction to ANSYS, GUI
of ANSYS
3. Geometric Modeling
Techniques in ANSYS
4. Geometric Modeling
Techniques in ANSYS
5. Solid Model Creation
6. Meshing Tools and Techniques
in ANSYS
7. Basic Meshing Tools and
Techniques in ANSYS
8. Intermediate Meshing Tools
and Techniques in ANSYS
9. Advance Meshing Tools and
Techniques in ANSYS
10. Finite Element Analysis of
a Two Dimensional Truss
a Plane Bracket
a Space Frame
a Simply Supported Beam
Carrying Distributed Load
14. Basic Thermal Analysis
(Simple Conduction Example)
15. Intermediate Thermal
Analysis (Transient Thermal
Conduction Example)
16. Advance Thermal Analysis
(Thermal Mixed Boundary
Example)
a Cantilever Beam (Linear
Analysis)
a Cantilever Beam (Non Linear
Analysis)
a Cantilever Beam (Harmonic
Analysis)
a Cantilever Beam (Modal
Analysis)
No. of
Equipment
Number of
students on
each
Equipment

a Cantilever Beam (Transient
Analysis)
a Column Under Buckling
23. Application of Joints and
Springs in ANSYS
24. Design Optimization in
ANSYS
25. APDL Programming and
assessment of Reliability od
Results
APPLIED CHEMISTRY LAB

Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Type of Equipment
1. Shore Durometer
2. Electronic magnetic
induction thickness gauge
Applied
Chemistry Lab
MechEngg.
Department
223 Sqft
3. Conductivity meter
4. Stalagmometer
5. Pensky Martens flash point
apparatus
6. pH mater
7. Copper calorimeter
8. Viscometer
9. Voltmeter
10. Specific gravity bottles
11. Distillation assembly +
thermometer
12. Burette + Pipette + Conical
flask
Experiments to be Covered
1. Determination of hardness of rubber
samples by Shore Durometer.
2. Determination of film thickness of
paint coatings by Electronic magnetic
induction thickness gauge and
Gravimetric method.
3. To determine TDS of water samples
of different source by conductivity
meter.
4. To determine percentage
composition of unknown KCl solution
by using conductivity meter.
5. Determination of end point in
precipitation reaction by
conductometric titration.
6. Determination of surface tension of
diesel by Stalagmometer.
7. To determine flash point and fire
point of hydrocarbons by Pensky
Martens flash point apparatus.
8. To determine the strength of given
acid solution by pH metric titration
using 0.5 M sodium hydroxide
solution.
9. Determination of heat of
neutralization of NaOH and HCl.
10. Determination of heat of solution of
KNO 3 .
11. Determination of viscosity of
lubricant by Ostwalds viscometer
12. To determine Galvanic series of Cu,
Al, Zn, Sn and Fe by voltmeter.
13. To determine the API gravity of
different crude oil samples.
14. Separation of given mixture of
solvents by distillation.
15. Determination of Ca 2+ and Mg 2+
hardness of water sample using EDTA
solution.
No. of
Equipment
No of
Students on
each
Equipment
APPLIED CHEMISTRY LAB
11.Fluid
Friction
Apparatus
12.Free and
Force vortex
Apparatus
13.Axial Flow
fan
14.Centrifugal
Pump Test
Equipment
15.Pelton
Turbine
16.Francis
turbine
17.Reaction
turbine
18.Kaplan
Turbine
19.Impulse
Turbine
12. To determine the relationship between head

loss due to find friction and velocity for flue of
water through smooth bore pipes.
13. To confirm the head loss predicted by friction
equation associated with flow of water through a
smooth bore pipe.
14. To determine the relationship between head
loss due to find friction and velocity for flue of
water through Artificial Roughness pipes.
15. To determine the relationship between fluid
coefficient and Reynolds, number for flow of water
through a pipe having a roughened bore.
16. To determine the head loss associated with
flow of water through standard fittings used in
plumbing installations.
17. To demonstrate the application of differential

head devices in the measurement of flow rate and
velocity of water in a pipe.
18. To steady the characteristics of the surface
profile and speed, and determine a relation
between them for the free vortex.
19. To steady the characteristics of the surface
profile angular velocity, and determine a relation
between surface profile and total heads for the
forced vortex.
To determine the operating characteristics of an
Axial Flow Fan.
21. To determine the operating characteristics of a

centrifugal pump such as power P , efficiency N ,
and pressure P at various discharges.
Pelton turbine such as power P , efficiency N , and
torque T at various speeds.
23.To determine the operating characteristics of a
fancies turbine such as power P , efficiency N , and
Torque T at various speeds and guide vanes
position.
reaction turbine such as power P , efficiency N , and
pressure P at various speeds.
Kaplan turbine such as power P, efficiency N , and
Impulse turbine such as power P, efficiency N , and
20.Inclined
Tube
Manometer
21.Pressure
Measurement
Apparatus
27. To determine pressures at different points using

inclined Tube Manometer.
28. To determine pressure Method of Pressure

Measurement with the help of Compound Pressure
Gauge.
22.Osborn
Reynolds
Apparatus
29. To observe the laminar, transitional and turbulent

flow and to determine the corresponding Reynolds
number by using Osborn Reynolds Apparatus.
Heat and Mass Transfer Lab
Name of lab
Location
Covered area
Lab Incharge
Type of
Equipment
Heat conduction
unit
Heat and
Mass
Transfer Lab
Mechanical
Engineering
Department
500 sq-ft
SohaibHanif
Thermal
conductivity of
non metallic
materials
Apparatus
Thermal
conductivity of
liquids and gases
Apparatus
Free & Forced
Heat Convection
Apparatus
Radiant Heat
Transfer and
Exchange
Apparatus
Multi Heat
Exchanger
Apparatus
Experiments
1. To investigate Fourier's Law for the

linear conduction of heat along a
homogeneous bar
2. To study the conduction of heat along a
composite bar and evaluate the overall
heat transfer coefficient
3. To investigate the effect of a change in
the cross-sectional area on the
temperature profile along a thermal
conductor.
4. To examine the temperature profile and
determine the rate of heat transfer
resulting from radial conduction through
the wall of a cylinder
No. of
No. of
students
Equipment on each
Equipment
5. To measure the thermal conductivity of

glass,well use the apparatus of thermal
conductivity of non metallic material.
Wood ,well use the apparatus of thermal
conductivity of non metallic material.
8. To demonstrate the relationship between

power input and surface temperature in
free convection
9. To demonstrate the relationship between
power input and surface temperature in
forced convection.
10. To demonstrate the use of extended
surface to improve heat transfer from the
surface.

water and air.
11. To show that the intensity of radiation on

a surface is inversely proportional to the
square of the distance of the surface from
the radiation source
12. To show that the intensity of radiation
varies as the fourth power the source
temperature.
13. Co-Current and Counter current Shell &
Tube Heat Exchanger.
14. Co-Current
and
Counter
current
Concentric Heat Exchanger
15. Co-Current and Counter current plate
Heat Exchanger
16. Co-Current and Counter current coil
Heat Exchanger
Heat and
Mass
Transfer Lab
Boiling heat
transfer unit
17. To determine the heat flux and heat

transfer coeffecient on the heater surface
at different heat input and constant
pressure.
18. To investigate the effect of pressure on
the critical heat flux .
Internal Combustion Engines
Name Of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab Incharge
Internal
combustion
engines lab
Mechanical
engineering
department
630 sq ft
Atifilyas
No. of
No. of
Students
Equipment On Each
Equipment
Type of
Equipment
Experiments
4-Cylinder Petrol
Engine
1. To determine the air fuel ratio of the

petrol engine.
2. To determine the Brake Power (BP) of
the petrol engine.
3. To determine the Indicated Power (IP)
and frictional power loss of the petrol
engine.
4. To determine the heat dissipation by
cooling of the petrol engine.
5. To determine heat rejected through
exhaust gas of the petrol engine.
6. To draw heat balance sheet of the
petrol engine
4- Cylinder Diesel
Engine
7. To determine the air fuel ratio of the

diesel engine.
8. To determine the Brake Power (BP) of
the diesel engine.
9. To determine the Indicated Power (IP)
and frictional power loss of the diesel
engine
10. To determine the heat dissipation by
cooling of the diesel engine.
11. To determine heat rejected through
exhaust gas of the diesel engine
12. To draw heat balance sheet of the
diesel engine.
1-Cylinder Petrol
Engine
(Engine Test Bed)
13. To determine the engine performance

at full throttle condition and prepare
the engine performance curve.
at partial throttled as well as partial
load condition

at full throttle condition and to prepare
the engine performance curve.
at partial throttled as well as partial
load condition.
1-Cylinder Diesel
Engine
(Engine Test Bed)
Combustion
laboratory unit
17. To deternine the type of flame at

different air / fuel ratio.
18. To determine the product of
combustion at optimum air /fuel ratio.
19. To dertmine the heat transfer balance
for water in and out.
Manufacturing ProcessesI&II
Name of lab
Location
Covered area
Lab in charge
Manufacturing
Processes I & II
No. of
Apparatus
Measuring
1.Lab layout, safety precautions and Metro
Instruments
No. of
Students
on each
Apparatus
06
01
Hand
Injection
Molding
Machine
2.To make different shape products of PVC

using
hand injectionmolding machine
01
05
Soldering
3.To join two or more metals by melting a

fillermetal (solder)
10
02
Arc welding
4.To generate an arc and create a bead

5. To perform the arc welding process to
join the two metals
usingelectrode and welding machine.
6. To perform the arc welding process to
join the two metals
using electrode and welding machine.
7. To make a metallic box using welding
process.
02
03
Power
Press
8. To perform a sheet metal cutting proces

using power press.
01
05
Shaper
9.To prepare horizontal or vertical surface

and slots by using shaper.
01
05
Surface
grinder
10. To smooth the surface of flat work piec

by using surface grinder.
01
05
01
05
Type of
Apparatus
Mech.Engg.Deptt
6198 sqft
Umar Saleem
Milling
machine
Experiments
11. To make a spur gear on horizontal

milling machine.
12. To make hexagonal shape on vertical
milling machine
13. To Perform circular machining using
rotary table.
14. To perform different surface machining
Manufacturing ProcessesI&II
process using shell and
mill cutters.
Lathe
machine
15. To do facing and straight turning on job

after job and tool
Centering.
16.To do taper turning using compound
slide on same job.
01
05
CNC wire
cut
17. Introduction to EDM wire cut and job

references
18. To prepare a job using EDM wire cut fo
external cutting
Internal cutting
taper cutting.
01
05
CNC Lathe
machine
21. Introduction to CNC lathe machine and

understanding to its
work co-ordinate system absolute and
increment system and
program making for facing and turning.
22. To make different radii of a job by usin
CNC Lathe
23. To do internal and external taper turni
using CNC Lathe.
24.To perform rough and finish turning
cycles using CNC Lathe.
05
01
Mechanics of Materials I& II
Name of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab In charge
Type of
Equipment
Hooks Law
Apparatus
Rotary Bending
Fatigue Testing
Machine
Tensile &
Hardness Testing
Machine
Beam Deflection
Apparatus
Fixed Beam
Apparatus
4Mechanics of
Materials I&II
Laboratory
Block
1437sqft
Marium Shahid
Rubber slab
apparatus
Torsion apparatus
Curved bar
apparatus
Extension of
spring apparatus
Compression of
spring apparatus
Universal Testing
Machine
Experiments
No of
No of Students on
Equipment
each
Equipment
1.To verify Hooks Law
2.To determine fatigue strength tests
3.To draw the stress strain curve of

the ultimate tensile strength of a
material
4.To determine the hardness of
different materials
5.To compare the theoretical and
experimental deflections of simply
supported beam
6. To compare the theoretical and
experimental
deflections
of
overhanging beam
7. To measure the deflection of point
loading
8. To determine the central
deflection of a fixed ended beam
loaded at mid span by point load
and to compare with theoretical
value.
9. To determine the central
deflection of a cantilever beam
loaded at the free end by point
load and to compare with
theoretical value.
10. To determine the shear stress
and strain relationship for solid
rubber.
11. To determine the shear modulus
and shear stress for a given shaft.
12.To determine the diametrical
vertical deflection of a circular
curved bar
13.To determine the diametrical
horizontal deflection of a semi
circular curved bar
14. To determine the diametrical
horizontal deflection of a quarter
circular curved bar
15.To determine the characteristics
of an extension
type helical
spring
16.To determine the characteristics
of a compression type helical
spring
17. To determine the tensile strength
of a material.
2
18.To perform compression test
parallel to fibers on wooden cubes
when load is applied
19.To perform compression test

Perpendicular to fibers on wooden
cubes when load is applied
20.To determine bending test in

UTM
elasticity and the modulus of
rupture of a wooden beam.
22.To determine the deflection and

the elastic critical buckling loads
for column with both ends fixed.

Column Buckling
for column with both ends pinned.
Apparatus

for column with one end fixed and
other end pinned.
for column with one end fixed and
other end free.
Charpys Impact 26.To perform Charpys Tension
Test machine
test on steel samples in Tension.
27. ToPerform Impact Test on Izod
Impact Testing Machine and
Izod Impact Test
determine
the
modulus
of
Machine
toughness of a test specimen of
given material.
MECHANICAL VIBRATION
Name Of Lab
Location
Covered Area
Lab Incharge
Mechanical
Vibration
Lab
Mechanical
Engineering
Department
468 sq ft
Hafiz
Zeeshan
Type of
Equipment
Universal
Vibration
Testing
Apparatus
Bifilar Trifilar
Simple
Pendulum
Compound
Pendulum
Experiments
1. To identify the parts of universal vibrating

testing apparatus and explain the free and
forced vibration.
2. To determine the free under damped
oscillation by taking length of beam 670
mm and distance between spring of pivot
500 mm and compare time period and
frequency.
3. To compare the theoretical natural
frequency for various contacts and lever arm
with values obtained.
4. To find time period and frequency of free
undamped oscillation by taking length of
cantilever beam 672 mm and distance
between spring of pivot 450 mm
5. To compare the time period and frequency
of the cantilever beam having arbitrary
distance a 600 mm connected with the
spring of 3 N/mm stiffness and compare the
natural frequency and time period.
6. To compare the time period and frequency
by using unbalance exciter on the cantilever
beam at a distance of 350 mm. One spring
(spring constant = 1.5 N/mm) is connected
at 450 mm and other spring (spring constant
=3 N/mm) is connected at 600 mm.
7. To determine the damped vibration using
unbalance exciter on cantilever beam at
distance of 350 mm connected with spring
(spring constant = 1.5 N/mm) at a distance
of 450 mm and another spring (spring
constant = 3 N/mm) at a distance of 600
mm. Compare the natural frequency and
time period.
8. To determine the center of inertia of a beam,
a cylinder and a hollow cylinder using a
mathematical pendulum of Bifilar Trifilar
Suspension
9. To calculate the acceleration due to gravity
by using a simple pendulum.
10. To determine the radius of gyration and
acceleration due to gravity by using a
compound pendulum.
No. of
No. of
Students
Equipment On Each
Equipment
Mechanical
Vibration
Lab
Whirling of
shaft
11. To determine the whirling speed and

frequency of shaft theory.
12. To observe the effect of whirling on the
whirling of shaft apparatus.
Torsional
Vibration
Apparatus
13. To determine the period of torsional

vibration of a circular rod of 2mm diameter
as a function of length and rotating mass of 6
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
Refrigration & Air Conditioning Lab

Location: AD-107
Covered Area
787sqft
Lab Incharges: Miss
Tamseela Habib &
Mr. Rais Ahmed
Sr
#
Equipment Name
Experiments
The Refrigeration
Fault Diagnostic
Bench
1.(a)To study the Refrigeration Circuit,

Refrigeration Cycle and Control Components of
the refrigeration Bench
1.(b)To Simulate & Diagnose, if the refrigerent
vapors discharged by the compressor flow back to
the compressor inlet.
2.To Simulate & Diagnose the blocked Freezer
and Refrigerator Evaporator or Liquid line
3.To Simulate & Diagnose the blocked Check
Valve
4.To Simulate & Diagnose the blocked condenser
Air path or Condenser air cooling failure
5.To Simulate & Diagnose the Compressor
starting failure
Air Conditionning
Fault Diagnosting
Bench
No of
Equipment
No. of
Student
s on
Each
Equipm
ent
6.(a)To study the Refrigeration Cylce, Air

Conditioning System and Control Components of
the Air Conditioning Bench
6.(b) To draw Air Conditioning cycle on Ph Chart

with the help of experimental observations and
calculation of COP
7.To Study the effect of faulty Condenser Fan on

the system performance
8.To Study the effect of Condenser Fan speed on

9.To Study the effect of Air Duct Fan speed on

10.To Study the effect of Air pre-heating on the

system performance
11.To Study the effect of Air re-heating on the

system performance
12.To Study the effect of Air Humidification on
Heat Pump
Cooling Tower
13.Determination of power input, heat output and

coefficient of performance
14.Determination of Heat pump Performance

Curves over a delivery temperature range of
Source and Sink
15.Determination of Heat pump Performance

Curves over a range of evaporation and
condensation temperatures
16.Study of the general observation of the Forced

Draught Cooling Tower
17. Investigation of the effect of Cooling Load on

Wet Bulb Temperature
18.Investigation of the Relationship between

Cooling Load & Cooling Range
Basic Refrigeration
Unit
19. to study vapour compression refrigeration

cycle.
Absorption
Refrigeration Unit
20. to study the vapour absorption refrigeration

cycle.
Air Conditioning
Unit
21. (i)to study the effect of preheating on the

system performane.
1
(ii) effect of air reheating on syatem performance.

(iii) to study the effect of steam injection on
system performance.

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Mechanics of Machines I & II

Belt and Pulley

Mechanics of Machines I & II

Mechanics of Machines I & II

1. To measure the velocity of a

2.To study the conversion of

3.To determine the moment of

4.To determine coefficient of

5.To study the centrifugal force

6.To study the characteristics of

7.To study the characteristics of

8.To analyze a given cam with

9.To study the Kinematics of Four

10.To determine the angular

11.To study the characteristics of

12.To determine the angular

13.To determine the

1.To study the functioning of two

2.To study the working principle of

3.To study the working principle of

4.To study the working of 4 stroke

5.To draw the valve timing

6.To study the working of 2 stroke

7.To draw the port timing diagram

8.To produce EMF by utilizing

9.To find the fuel Consumption

10.To re-calibrate a Bourdon tube

9. Gas generator &

11.To find the thermal efficiency

10. Marcet Boiler

12.To investigate the relationship

11. Diesel pump

13.To study the functioning of

14.To study the functioning of four

15.To study the functioning of four

16. to study Boyles Law at

15. Mini Steam

16.Two Stage Air

17. Flow Boiling

18. Film And Drop

19. Oxygen Bomb

18.Study of the Thermodynamics

1. To verify the conditions of

7. To investigate the relationship of

8. To investigate the relationship of

2. To determine the force required to

3. To investigate the relationship

4. To investigate the relationship

6. To verify the law of moments for a

9. To verify conditions of equilibrium

Measurement and Instrumentation

1. Length and mass

2. To measure the displacement

6. To find the value of G by

8. To determine the frequency

9. To study the compound

10. To determine the elastic

12. To determine the modulus of

13. To determine the modulus of

5. Introduction to water tower

7. To Control traffic lights by

To study temperature control

10. To control Elevator by using

11. Light control with photo sensor