SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 701: MECHANICAL SYSTEM DESIGN

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 4 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : : : : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) 50 Marks 50 Marks 200 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VII (MECH)

THEORY:
1. Design of gears: Spur, Helical, Bevel and Worm, Design of speed reducers and gear boxes. 2. Design of sliding contact bearings, hydrostatic and hydrodynamic lubrication, composite bearings & self lubricated bearings with manufacturing methods, comparison etc. 3. Design of antifriction bearings, types, selection and specification, life calculations. 4. Design for strength, weight, rigidity, capacity, cost reliability, maintainability, production and case of assembly. 5. Optimization: Concept of design, Johnsons method, conventional versus optimum design, design constraints, optimization methods, Johnsons method, problem formulation, solving examples on normal specification (preferably use of computer) 6. Material handling equipment: Introduction, design of Hooks, wire ropes, sheaves, pulley & Tackles system. TERM WORK/PRACTICALS: Practical shall consist of Design calculation of one major problem and five minor problems based on above syllabus. Term work shall consist of preparation of design report and drawing Sheets of A1 size including assembly and details of the major design problems.

REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Machine Design 2. Mechanical Engineering Design 3. Machine Design 4. Optimum Design 5. Machine Design & CAD 6. Optimum Design : : : : : : Sundera Rajmurthy & Shanmugar Joseph Shigley Rshetov R. C. Jonshon Haidri S. J. Arora

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 702: CONTROL ENGINEERING

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 0 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : : : : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) 00 Marks 00 Marks 100 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VII (MECH)

CONTROL SYSTEMS: Design steps in control system, Terminology :- Input variables, controlled variables, manipulated variables, plants, system, processes, disturbances feed back control signal. TYPES OF SYSTEM: Feed back control system (Closed loop control system) Servo system, Automatic regulating system, process control system, open loop control system. Basic concept of linear nonlinear control system. Comparison between open loop & closed loop control system, General block diagram of following systems Ocen steering control system, Target aiming system of a gun, Economic inflation system, Automatic toaster control system, Traffic flow control system. INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF CONTROL SYSTEM: Liquid level control system, Pressure control system, temperature control system, speed control system, Numerical control system. BLOCK DIAGRAM & SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH REPRESENTATION: Transfer function, block diagram & its properties. Derivation of transfer function of simple closed loop system. Rules & procedure for block diagram reduction, Properties of signal flow graph, Terminology, method to obtain signal flow graph, Masons gain formula. Application of laplace transform methods, Laplace transformation, Inverse transformation. Liquid level system of First order & second order system block diagram & transfer function of same. Analogy between Electrical, Mechanical & Thermal system in term of differential equations & its advantages. Basic control system & controllers, On-off proportional derivative & integral controllers, Steady stage analysis, Transient analysis of first order & second order systems to step, ramp & sinusoidal input. Absolute stability & relative stability basic concept. Rouths stability criteria, Root locus method. Nyquist stability criteria, Bode plots Improving System performance by compensation.

REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Types Of Engineering Modern Control Engineering Feedback Control Systems Automatic Control Engineering Automatic Control Course in Control of Engineering Automatic Control System : : : : : : : Nagrrath & Gopal Ogata Theln & Brown F. Raven K.U.O. Tandon Rao Verma

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 703: AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : : : : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) 25 Marks 25 Marks 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VII (MECH)

Chassis, Frames & Body Work: Chassis in general, lay out of a chassis and its main components design, types of chassis and frames, frameless construction, types of automobiles. Transmission Systems & Gear Boxes: Transmission and its purpose, types of
transmission system, types of gear boxes, construction and operation of a spur type gear box, sliding mesh, constant mesh, synchromesh gears, three speed and four speed gear box, gear rotation of sliding, constant mesh and epicyclic gear boxes, preselective gear box, auxiliary gear box, free wheel drive and over drive.

Suspension Systems: Principles and objectives of suspension systems, independent suspension systems, purpose and types of springs, torsion, bars, rubber, hydro plastic and air suspension systems, shock absorbers, stabilizers, sprung and unsprung chassis. Brakes and Clutches: Purpose, principles of hydraulic and power brakes, breaking
of vehicle, bleeding servo and hydraulic breaking systems, vacuum, hydrovaccum and compressed air breaking systems, types of breaking systems used in Indian automobiles, types of clutches, functions and principles of operation clutch plate, plate facing, clutch linkage, friction materials, factor affecting the power transmission by a clutch, faults, and remedies of clutches.

Wheels And Tyres For Automobiles: Automobile Electrical Systems: Various electrical elements in an automobiles, types of systems, types of batteries, battery capacity rating, maintenance, generator and charging systems, the cut out starting systems, bending drive over running clutch drive ignition systems, method of ignition advance. Engine Performance: Analysis of losses, pumping and frictional losses, volumetric and charging efficiency, performance under standard conditions, improving engine performance, scavenging methods, supercharging effects and merits, super chargers, exhaust gas turbo charging, cooling, and lubrication of automobile engine. Vehicle Performance: Power for propulsion traction and tractive effort, relation
between engine R.P.M. and power road performance curves, equivalent weight, distribution of weight, stability of vehicles on a slope, maximum acceleration, maximum tractive effort and reaction for different types of drives, stability of vehicle on a turn, dynamics of vehicle running on a balance track.

REFERENCE BOOKS:
Automobile Engineering Motor Manual Vol. I, II, III, IV, V Motor Vehicle Engines Text Book Of Auto Engineering Automotive Mechanics The Motor Vehicle Automotive Machines Automobile Engineering Technology of motor mechanics : : : : : : : : : B. S. Narang Judge Arthur M. Khovakh Banga T. R.& Singh N. William Crouse Newton,Steeds& Garrett Heitner Giri & Sinha S. C. Mudd

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 704: ENERGY CONVERSION -II

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : : : : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) 25 Marks 25 Marks 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VII (MECH)

Actual Engine Cycles : Comparison and analysis of Otto, Diesel and dual combustion

Cycles and dual combustion cycles .Actual losses, sp. heat variation, molecular changes, mixture Homogeneous, chemical equilibrium, dissociation, heat transfer, time losses, exhaust blow down, Pumping loop, actual P.V. Diagram.

Combustion Control: Combustion process in S.I. & C.I. engines, factors affecting

combusting Combustion in S.I. & C.I. engines, preignition, detonation and its effect s and control phases of combustion In I.C. engines knocking, octane & centane numbers combustion chambers of S.I. & C.I. engines.

Carburation: Mixture requirement, auxiliary, devices used in morden carburetors for

different Operating conditions, effect of altitude on air fuel ratio, injection carburetors.

Steam Nozzles:

Application of nozzles, types of nozzles, expansion of steam through nozzles, with & without friction, nozzles efficiency, critical pressure ratio, area of throat and for maximum discharge general relationship between area, velocity and pressure, super saturated flow, effect of variation of back pressure.

Steam Turbines : Classification of turbines, impulse stage, velocity diagram, diagram

efficiency Stage efficiency, influence of blade speed to steam speed ratio, force on blades, tangential and axial Thrust work done on multistaging, carryover factors optimum blade blade speed ratio, reheat factor Internal efficiency and stage efficiency, reaction turbine pressure drop, degree of reaction, half degree Reaction (parsons turbine ) gross stage efficiency, Work done optimum blade speed ratio, axial thrust Height of reaction blading, governing of steam turbines, part load operation, cut off throttle and bypass Governing, mechanism of governing, relay and servo mechanism, methods of improving performance Of turbine, regenerative feed heating, reheating.

Gas Turbines : Simple brayton cycle, open and closed cycle, gas turbine, actual brayton cycle Work ratio, optimum pressure ratio for maximum specific output, means of improving thermal efficiency And specific output regeneration, reheating, intercooling, multistaging, effect of operating variables On thermal efficiency, principle of turbojet thrust power, propulsive efficiency and thermal efficiency.

REFERANCE BOOKS:
1. A Course in I.C. Engines 2. I..C. Engines 3. Gas Turbine 4. Gas Turbine Theory & Practice 5. Turbo machines 6. Steam Turbines 7. Gas Turbine Theory : : : : : : : Mathur sharma Maleeve P. R. Khajuria & S. P. Dubey Kearton Dr. S. M. Yahya Yadav Chane, Rogers & Saravanamutto

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 705A: COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) : 25 Marks : 25 Marks : 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VIII (MECH)

BASICS OF CAD: Introduction to CAD, Hardware and software for CAD, Application & advantages of CAD in Mechanical engineering, Advance features of CAD software, display techniques. COMPUTER GRAPHICS: Computer graphic system, graphic Input/Output devices, 2D transformation, scan conversion, 2D & 3D modeling, Solid modeling, Graphics standard, functions used in C+ graphics INTROUDUCTION TO OPTIMIZATION IN CAD: Concept of optimization, Role of computer in optimum design, terminology, classification of optimization problems, general procedures for optimization, 2D optimum design problem, formation & examples with graphics solutions. INTRODUCTION TO FINITE ELEMENT METHOD: Introduction, application to design analysis, generalized procedure of FEM, aspects of elements applications to simple design problems. COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENTS: Preparation of programmes in C++ for designing machine elements, deciding dimensions, modifying dimensions, draught etc. CAD TO CAM: CAD as pre-requisite to Cam-interfacing, conversion of graphic information to part programme, simple geometrical shape, interactive tape preparation system and manual data input system. Term work and practicals will be based on above syllabus.

REFERENCES:1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. CAD/CAM Computer Graphics CAD/CAM theory and practicals Optimum Design Optimization Computer Aided Design and Manufactures : Groover and Zinner : plast ok and killey McGraw Hill : Ibrahim Zeid - McGraw Hill : S.J.Arora McGraw Hill : S.S.Rao : C.B.Beasant and W.K.Lui John Willey

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 705B: POWER PLANT ENGINEERNG

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) : 25 Marks : 25 Marks : 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VIII (MECH)

POWER PLANT ECONOMICS: Introduction to power plant economics, cost analysis, annual operating cost, load duration curves, factors affecting economics of generation & distribution o power, tariffs. various types of tariffs, load sharing, location for power plant site, development of various resources for power generation, Indian energy scenario. COMBINED CYCLE POWER GENERATION: Flow of steam as working medium in power plant cycle, characteristics of ideal working fluid for vapour power cycle, binary vapour cycle, topping cycle, coupled cycle, combined power plants. Gas turbines- Steam turbine power plants, MHD-Steam power plant, Thermoionic steam power plant, Co generation, different types of Co-generation, different system for combined. ENERGY CONSERVATION: An economic aspects of energy conservation, principles of energy conservation & energy audit. Types of energy audit, energy conservation approach & technologies. SUPER CRITICAL PRESSURE STEAM CYCLES: Trend to high pressure steam cycle development, plant component water problems. FLUIDIZED BED COMBUSTION SYSTEM: Principle of FBC, classification, types, arrangement of FBC plants, FBC for low grade fuel, advantages & disadvantages of FBC systems. ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF POWER GENERATION (POLLUTION & ITS CONTROL): Fossil fuel & the environment, Nuclear fuels & the environment, air pollution due to fossil fuel, pollutants for fossil fuels & their effects, methods of controlling emissions from fossil fuel, Desulphurization of coal, fuel gas & liquid fuels & stack gases, thermal pollution by thermal & nuclear power plants, nuclear radio active emission by nuclear power plant-radiation hazards, effects of radiation, radiation standards, nuclear waste disposable problems. DIESEL ELECTRICAL POWER PLANTS: Application of diesel engine in power field, advantages & disadvantages, types of diesel plants, general layout, combustionmCI engine, performance characteristics, supercharging. HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER PLANT: Advantages & disadvantages of hydro power, selection for sites for hydro eclectic plant., hydrological cycle, rainfall measurement. run off measurement, Hydro graphs, flow duration curves, different types of hydro electric plants, storage & pondage plants, pump storage plants, general arrangements of hydro electric plant & its operation.

REFERECE BOOKS:
Energy technology Power plant technology Power plant technology Power plant technology Energy auditing made simple : S. Rao and Dr. P. B. Parulkar : E. L. Wakil : P. K. Nag : Arora & Domkundwar : P. Balasubamanian

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY
B. E. SEMESTER- VII (MECH)

706: SEMINAR

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 0 hrs/week 2 hrs/week

Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : : : : 00 Marks 25 Marks 25 Marks 50 Marks

Students will choose topics for seminar under the guidance of faculty members. They will make literature survey and after studying topics in department will prepare detailed (typed) report. Student will defend the same in class room in presence of faculty members and all other students. The topic of the seminar generally be selected in such a way that, it may be helpful in the selection of subject of the project (806). Both the examiners should be internal only for assessment of this seminar and marks thereof shall be carried forward for maintaining class.

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 801: ALTERNATE ENERGY SOURCES

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : : : : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) 25 Marks 25 Marks 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VIII (MECH)

General: Energy needs, shortage of conventional energy sources, need of alternative

energy sources, general of alternative energy source.

Solar Energy :
Solar radiation, solar constant, special distribution of extra terrestrial radiation, diurnal, monthly and annual variation of isolation, instruments of measurement of isolation. Collection solar energy, flat plate collectors, basic collection configuration, materials of construction, general characteristics, performance prediction, efficiency calculations, Collector losses. Concentrating collectors, their types, their orientation, heliostat, optical losses, materials of constructions, selective coatings. Solar energy storage system, solar pond. Direct conversion solar energy in to efficiency, fundamentals of photovoltaic, photovoltaic Cells, applications. Applications:Solar water heater, solar air heater, solar cooker, solar drier, solar desalination solar refrigeration, solar heating and cooling of buildings, industrial and rural applications.

Wind Energy: Energy in winds, analysis of wind speed, wind energy conversion
Horizontal and vertical axis wind mills, site collection use of meteorological data, wind machines. Materials of construction performance characteristics applications.

Bio Mass & Bio Gas Technology : Energy from bio mass and bio gas, bio mass and
biogas plant, socio economic importance of such plants, energy plantation, energy from alcohol scope and future.

Other Energy Sources: Ocean thermal energy conversion, tidal and wear energy,

geothermal energy plants, hydrogen energy, magneto hydrodynamics plants, nonconventional fuels and their applications.

Energy Management : Energy economics, energy conversion, total energy system,

integrated energy system, scope of alternate energy system in India.

REFERANCE BOOKS :
1. Solar energy principles of thermal collection and storage 2. Solar energy utilization 3. Principles of solar engineering 4. Solar energy thermal energy 5. Solar energy fundamentals & Design with computer energy 6. Bio Gas Technology 7. Nonconventional Energy Resources 8. Reviews of Renewable energy resources 9. Energy Resources 10. Power Plant Technology 11. Energy Technology S. P. Sukhatme G.D.Rai Kreith & Kreider Duffie & beckman Stine & Hariggen Khandelwal & Mahedi P.R. Preyde M.S.Sodha & S.S.Mathur Mc Mullan, Morgai & S.S.Mathur M.M.Wakil P. Parulkar

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 802: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : : : : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) 25 Marks 25 Marks 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VIII (MECH)

Introduction: Industrial engineering as interdisciplinary subject, scope of

historical development.

subject,

Method Study & Work Simplification: The objectives of study of, work study and
productivity, basic procedure of method study, process charts, flow movements and string diagrams models, simultaneous operations and multiple activity charts, cine film techniques, micro motion analysis, basic elements of motion therblidge, the principle of motion economy, analysis of recorded information, the questioning techniques, developments installation and maintenance of improved methods.

into elements, duration and frequency, methods of timing, determination of fatigue allowance, methods of application to elemental* times and overall studies, predetermined eliminated motion time systems, analytical and synthetic estimating, work sampling procedure and application.

Work Measurement: The objectives, scope and basic procedures of time study, break down

Process Planning: The nature and extent of demand, methods of production, job, batch
and flow or continuous production, batch sizes and economic factors governing them, machine utilization and estimation of material requirement, use of assembly charts, grant charts.

Inspection and Quality Control: Inspection- functions, types, objectives and benefits.
Quality control-principles, introduction to concepts of quality circles, total quality management and quality assurance. Statistical quality control- concept, variable and attributes, normal distribution curves and its property charts for variable and attributes and their applications and interpretation (analysis) process capability, acceptance sampling, sampling plans.

Value Engineering and Value Analysis: Value analysis-value, its types, approach and
analysis, including techniques, procedures, advantages and application value engineering and value control.

Management Information Systems: Introduction, Concept, Elements, Use of Computers in industrial engineering- concept, benefits and applications.

REFERENCE BOOK:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 11 Introduction to Work Study Motion & Time Study Work Study Introduction to Work Study Operation Management Industrial Engg. & Management Systems Industrial Engineering Standard Quality Control Work Study Production Planning & Control Statistical quality control International Labour Office, (I. L. O.) Ralph M. Barness & Johnwiley Currie, Pitman Larkin Barry Shore Dr. S. Dalela & Dr. Mansoor Ali O.P. Khanna E. T. Grant R.C. Patel Jain, Agrawal Mahajan

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 803: REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : : : : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) 25 Marks 25 Marks 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VIII (MECH)

REFRIGERATION: Air refrigeration: Carnot cycle, bell-colleman cycle and brytone cycle, analysis study for
aircraft refrigeration systems, boot strop, regenerative and reduced ambient temperature.

Vapour Compression Refrigeration Systems: Vapour compression refrigeration cycle

use of T-S and P-H charts and tables, cycle with superheating and sub-cooling, ideal cycles and actual cycles, deviations C.O.P. power required, compound vapour compression refrigeration systems. With water cooling, flash cooler, flash intercooler, C.O.P. and power required, basic idea of multiple evaporator systems.

Vapour Absorption Refrigeration Systems: Simple vapour absorption refrigeration

systems, principle of working, C.O. P. Aqua-ammonia H-X chart Electrolux refrigerator.

bottle cooler.

Applications Of Refrigeration: Domestic industrial, ice plant, cold storage, waters and Refrigerants: Designation, properties and selection of refrigerants. R11, R12, R22, & NH3.

Cryogenics: Cryogenic refrigeration systems, recuperative and regenerative cycles, John Thomson cycle. AIR CONDITIONING:
Psychometry: Psychometric terms and properties of moist air, calculations with the help of tables, adiabatic saturation, thermodynamic wet bulb temperature, psychometric chart.

Basic Air Conditioning Process: Heating, cooling, humidifying, dehumidifying, heating and humidifying, cooling and dehumidifying. Adiabatic mixing of two air *systems, water spray process, evaporate cooling, room sensible heat, room latent heat, room total heat, sensible heat factor, contact factor, bypass factor, room load ratio line, out side design condition, inside design condition, apparatus dew point, grand sensible heat factor.
temperature regulation.

Human Comfort: Thermal environmental effect on human body, human health and body Duct Design And Air- Distribution: Different methods of duct design and air
distribution.

Applications of air conditioning: desert air cooler, window air conditioner, packaged and
central air conditioning plants.

REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8.

Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Principles of Refrigeration

: : : : : : :

P. L. Ballaney Domkundwar R.C. Patel, B. M. Patel Stock & Jones C.P. Arora Manoharprasad Dosat

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 804: OPERATION RESEARCH

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : : : : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) 25 Marks 25 Marks 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VIII (MECH)

Introduction: The origin, development, nature definitions, history, scope and phases of
Operations, Research, problem formulation, model construction, deriving solutions from models .

Linear Programming: Introduction,

general linear programming problems, mathematical formulation, Graphical method for solution of L.P.P., simplex method, slack, surplus and Artificial variables, degeneracy, duality in L.P.P., two phase method, Sensitivity analysis. Transportation Techniques: Introduction, transportation problems, Vogels approximate method, optimality Test, mood method, stepping stone method for reallocation, unbalanced transportation cum transshipment problems. Assignment Problems: Introduction, mathematical statement, the hungarrian method, Maximization problems, unbalanced problems, traveling sales problems.

Queuing Theory: Introduction, analysis of a queuing process, constituents of s queuing

Process, single channel models multiple service channels.

Replacement Problems : Introduction, causes of replacements, replacement of major

or capital item, determinate with time replacement of a machine whose maintenance cost is Increasing with time, to determine the best replacement age of a machine taking money value to Consideration, group replacement policy, problems.

n-jobs on three machines and n-jobs on m-machines. Graphical method of 2 jobs on mmachines.

Sequencing Problems: Introduction, sequencing problems on n-jobs on two machines,

Project Management : Introduction, history, advantages and development, network

construction numbering the events, difference between C.P.M. & P E R T,P E R T analysis, C.P.M. analysis, updating analysis of resources.

Inventory Models deterministic and probabilistic (I_to_IV).

Inventory Management: Introduction, cost events, holding cost, re-order cost,

REFERANCE BOOKS:
1. Fundamentals Of Operation Research 2. Operation Research 3. Operation Research 4. Optimization Method in Operation Research & System Analysis 5. Operation Research 6. Operation Research 7. Operation Research 8. Optimization Teachings 9. Operation Research 10. Operation Research : : : : : : : : : : Askoff & Sesiene Sesiene, Yashpan & Friedman. R. C. Patel & N. R. Dave K. V. Mittal R. K. Gupta Hillair & Libberman Kanti Swarup, Gupta & Manmohan S. S. Rao V. K. Kapoor M. M. Gupta

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 805A: COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) : 25 Marks : 25 Marks : 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VIII (MECH)

BASICS OF CAM: Introduction, importance of CAD/CAM, Role of computer in design and manufacturing, Computer system for CAM, Programmable logic control (PLC) PLC, Interfacing concept data and timing, need for data conversion, feedback & non-feed back system, list of commercial software available. MECHATRONICS: Introduction, scope of Mechatronics, Electronics for Mechanical engineers, Mechanical system for Electronics engineers, Mechatronics in manufacturing, role of Mechatronics in product development NUMERICAL CONTROL: Definition, Merits & demerits, NC, CNC, DNC, NC machine tools, classification, axes, types of control, component, their functions and features, tooling for NC machines, NC part programming. GROUP TECHNOLOGY: Introduction, part families, part classification and coding, machining cells, benefits of group technology. FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS (FMS): Introduction, component of FMS, Aspects of FMS, FMS material handling equipment, pallets and automatic guided vehicles, storage systems. INTRODUCITON TO ROBOTICS: Definition, terminology, robot elements and controls, programming & teaching robots, specification, application & safety aspects. COMPUTER AIDED PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT: Introduction, PPC fundamentals, problems with traditional PPC, use of computer in PPC such as CAPP, MRPI, MRPII,CAGC etc. Term work and practicals will be based on above syllabus.

REFERENCES:
1. 2. 3. 4. : Grover & Zimmer : T. K. Kundra & P. N. Rao : S. K. Vajpayee : P. Radhakrishnan & S. Subranarayan 5. Technology of computer Aided Design & Manufacturing : Kumar and Jha 6. Mechatronics : Bradleg & offers, Chapman & Hall publications. CAD/CAM, Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing Numerical control and computer Aided Manufacturing Computer Integrated Manufacturing CAD/CAM/CIM

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 805B: ADVANCED AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING

Teaching Scheme Lect./week : 4 hrs/week Pract. : 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) Pract./Oral : 25 Marks Term work : 25 Marks Total : 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VIII (MECH)

Carburetors: Mixture requirement of S.I. engines, constructional details and working principle of a simple and automobile carburetors, compensating devices, engine warm-up, acceleration, intake manifold design, vapor lock, icing, petrol injection. Determination of air fuel ratio of simple carburetor, calculation of venturi and jet size, Petrol Injection: Direct and indirect injection, electronic fuel injection. Fuel Injection: Types of fuel injection systems, types of fuel pump, working principle, injectors, types of injectors. Formation of diesel spray, Atomization, penetration, dispersion, factors affecting spray characteristics. Requirements of fuel injection system, Delivery law, compressibility effect, resilience of components dribbling, fuel injection computation in C. I. Engines. Combustion: Combustion in S.I. engine, Ignition limit combustion phases, factors affecting ignition lag, flame propagation, Abnormal combustion, factors affecting it and its prevention. Knock evaluation. Requirements of a good combustion chamber, types of combustion chambers and their design. Magnet, battery and electronic ignition systems. Combustion in C.I. engines, Requirements of burning non volatile liquid fuel combustion phases, ignition lag and factors affecting it, diesel knock and its prevention. Types of combustion chambers, induction swirl, squish compression swirl, combustion swirl, methods of cold starting. Cooling & lubricating: Types of cooling system : Air cooling and water cooling of stationary and mobile engines, comparison and determination of quantity of heat rejected and quantity of water required. Function of a lubricating system, properties of lubricants, additives, types of lubricating systems, oil filters, crankcase ventilation. Supercharging and Scavenging: Objects of supercharging, supercharging of petrol and diesel engines, effect on performance, limits, methods of supercharging, turbo charging limitation of turbo charging. Testing and performance: 1. Measurement of performance parameters as per IS standard & heat balance sheet 2. Performance curves of S.I. and C.I. engines and Noise abatement Unconventional Engines: Working principles of Duel-fuel and Multi-fuel engines, stratified charge engine, sterling engine, Wankle engine, free piston engine, variable compression ratio engine. Air Pollution: Pollutants from petrol and diesel engines and their control.

REFERENCE BOOKS: Automobile Engineering Motor Manual Vol. I, II, III, IV, V Motor Vehicle Engines Automotive Mechanics The Motor Vehicle Automotive Machines Automobile Engineering

: : : : : : :

B. S. Narang Judge Arthur M. Khovakh William Crouse Newton, Steeds & Garrett Heitner Giri & Sinha

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY 805C: ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES

Teaching Scheme Lect./week Pract. : : 4 hrs/week 2 hrs/week Examination Scheme Theory Pract./Oral Term work Total : 100 Marks (3 Hrs.) : 25 Marks : 25 Marks : 150 Marks

B. E. SEMESTER- VIII (MECH)

Introduction to Manufacturing Systems: Concept of system, perspectives of production systems, conceptual frame of manufacturing system and model. Concurrent engineering as a tool of manufacturing system design, JIT manufacturing philosophy. High energy rate forming (HERF): High velocity forming, electro hydraulic forming, electro magnetic forming, explosive forming and vacuum forming. Micro manufacturing: Definition, techniques, machining, chemical etching process, types of lithography, thin film deposition, chemical and physical vapour deposition, micro plasma etching and welding. Advances in machining: Conceptualization of NC-DNC-CNC machining, axes identification, principles and tooling, part programming using do loop, canned cycles, VMC constructional features, high speed machining (HSM) Advances in unconventional machining: EDM, micro EDM, rotating electrode EDM, wire cut EDM, EDM drilling, abrasive water jet machining, electro beam machining, long beam machining, electro chemical grinding. Conceptualization of simulation of manufacturing systems.