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Course No
Cours Title
Course Planner
MEC044
PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY-I
11999 :: Gulzar
Text Book:
Other Specific Book:
Lectures Tutorial Practical Credits 3
0
6
1 1 Workshop Technology by BS Raghuwanshi, Dhanpat Rai and Sons Delhi
2 1 Manufacturing Technology by M Adithan and A.B. Gupta; Wiley Eastern India Ltd. 3 2 A Text Book of Production Engineering by PC Sharma; S Chand and Company Ltd. 4 3 Manufacturing Technology- Vol 1 By P N Rao TMH
Other Reading Sr No
Jouranls atricles as compulsary readings (specific articles, Complete reference) 5 Welding journals by C. Dawes & W. Thomas 6 Moulding journals by White. Liz
Relevant Websites Sr. No. (Web adress) (only if relevant to the courses)
Salient Features
7 http://www.robot-welding.com/arc_weld_processes.htm
To know about various welding processes
8 http://www.jobwerx.com/plastics/extrusion.htm
To know about Extrusion process
9 http://www.aws.org/educators/Library/0000/00063 4.ppt#256,1,GMAW / Mig Welding
To know about MIG welding
Detailed Plan For Lectures
1
Approved for Autumn Session 2011-12
6
Week Number Lecture Number Lecture Topic
Chapters/Sections of Pedagogical tool Textbook/other Demonstration/case reference study/images/anmatio n ctc. planned
Part 1 Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Lecture 1
Principle, Classification of welding processes
->Reference :1,24.124.2 ->Reference :7
ppt on basics of welding
Lecture 2
Advantages and limitations of welding, Industrial applications of welding
->Reference :1,24.2
Lecture 3
Welding positions, welding joints and their symbols. ->Reference :1,24.2624.27 ->Reference :7
Lecture 4
Principle of operation, Arc welding machines and equipment
->Reference :1,24.3224.33-24.34-24.3524.36 ->Reference :7
Lecture 5
Arc blow, A.C. and D.C. arc welding, Comparison between AC and DC arc welding
->Reference :1,24.3724.38
Lecture 6
Effect of polarity, arc welding electrodes, electrode classification and coding
->Reference :1,24.4024.41
Lecture 7
selection of electrodes, advantages limitations and industrial applications of arc welding.
->Reference :1,24.42
Lecture 8
Principle, Gas welding equipment - Gas welding ->Reference :1,24.16torch, Oxy acetylene cutting torch, Blow pipe, 24.17-24.18-24.19Pressure regulators, gas cylinders, other equipment 24.20-24.21-24.2224.23
Video on gas welding
Lecture 9
Filler rods, fluxes, types of gas welding flames and their applications
->Reference :1,22.1724.23-22.19
images
Lecture 10
Oxy-acetylene cutting, advantages limitations and industrial applications of gas welding.
->Reference :1,22.18
video of oxy-acetylene
Lecture 11
Resistance Welding: Principle, working, advantages, ->Reference :1,24.5limitations 24.9 ->Reference :7
video of arc resistance welding
Lecture 12
applications of spot welding, seam welding
video of seam welding
Images
ppt on effect of polarity
Part 2 Week 4
2
->Reference :1,24.624.7-24.10
Approved for Autumn Session 2011-12
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Lecture 13
projection welding and percussion welding
->Reference :1,24.1324.14 ->Reference :5,7.1 ->Reference :7
video of projection welding
Lecture 14
Principle, working, advantages, limitations and industrial applications of Tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding and Metal inert gas (MIG) welding
->Reference :1,24.4424.45 ->Reference :5,12.5 ->Reference :7
video of TIG and MIG welding
Lecture 15
Principle, working, advantages, limitations and industrial applications of welding Thermit welding
->Reference :1,24.53
ppt of Thermit welding
Lecture 16
Principle, working, advantages, limitations and industrial applications of Electro slag welding
->Reference :1,24.48 ->Reference :5,12.5 ->Reference :7
video of Electro slag welding
Lecture 17
Principle, working, advantages, limitations and industrial applications of Submerged arc welding.
->Reference :1,24.47 ->Reference :7
video of submerged arc welding
Lecture 18
Welding defects, Methods of controlling welding defects
->Reference :1,1Ch24/ images of welding 24.52 deffects
Lecture 19
Pattern making: Introduction, Types of pattern, Pattern materia
->Reference :1,12.112.3-12.10
Lecture 20
Pattern allowances, functions of a pattern
->Reference :1,12.712.9
Lecture 21
introduction to cores, core prints, core boxes, and core making procedure.
->Reference :1,12.2612.27
images
MID-TERM Part 3 Week 8
Week 9
3
Lecture 22
Moulding procedure, moulding boxes, Elements of gating system, Pouring basin, sprue, runner, gates, Types of risers
->Reference :1,15.1images 15.2-15.12-15.15-15.16 -15.18-15.19 ->Reference :6,1
Lecture 23
Directional solidification. Hand tools for mould making, mould materials, properties of foundry sands, and types of foundry sands, Testing of moulding sand
->Reference :1,13.214.3-14.4-14.12
Lecture 24
Moulding sand binders and additives, Moulding processes: Bench moulding, floor moulding, pit moulding and machine moulding, types of moulds
->Reference :1,14.814.9-15.4-15.5-15.615.7
Lecture 25
moulding machines- squeeze machine, jolt squeeze ->Reference :1,13.6 machine and sand slinger
images
Lecture 26
Charging a furnace, melting and pouring both ferrous and non ferrous metals, construction and working of cupola furnace and electric furnace.
images of furnaces
->Reference :1,16.116.2-16.4
images
Approved for Autumn Session 2011-12
Week 9
Lecture 27
Casting defects, their causes and remedies, cleaning of castings.
->Reference :1,18.1-18 images of casting -2-18.3-18.4-18.5-18.6- deffects 18.7
Week 10
Lecture 28
Special Casting Methods: Principle, working and applications of Die casting
->Reference :1,17.117.2-17.5
video of die casting
Lecture 29
Hot chamber and cold chamber, lost wax process, centrifugal casting.
->Reference :1,17.517.6-17.14
images
Lecture 30
FORMING: Principle, hot working and cold working of metals
->Reference :1,20.119.2
video of forging
Lecture 31
FORMING billet, slab, plate, and sheet.
->Reference :1,20.36
Lecture 32
Rolling - Principle, Types of rolling mills
->Reference :1,19.419.5-19.7
Lecture 33
Rolling defects and remedies. Advantages, limitations and industrial applications.
->Reference :1,19.15
Lecture 34
Forging: Basic forging operations, cold and hot forging. Open die forging, closed die forging
->Reference :1,20.120.3-20.21
Lecture 35
forging defects and remedies. Advantages, limitations and industrial applications.
->Reference :1,20.39
Lecture 36
Extrusion and Drawing: Type of extrusion- Hot and Cold, Direct and indirect. Tube drawing, wire drawing.
->Reference :1,19.1119.17 ->Reference :8
Part 4 Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
video of types of rolling mills
video of various types of forging
video of extrusion and drawing
Spill Over Week 13
Lecture 37
Press working: Press Operations-Shearing, piercing, ->Reference :1,10.4trimming, punching 10.5-10.6
Lecture 38
Notching, shaving, embossing, stamping, Types of presses, type of dies.
video
->Reference :1,10.1410.16
Details of homework and case studies Homework No.
Objective
Topic of the Homework
Nature of homework (group/individuals/field work
Evaluation Mode
Allottment / submission Week
Test 1
WELDING
WELDING
Individual
manual
3/4
Test 2
Gas welding
Principle, Gas welding equipment - Gas welding torch, Oxy acetylene cutting torch, Blow pipe, Pressure regulators, gas cylinders, other equipment
Individual
Manual
6/7
4
Approved for Autumn Session 2011-12
Test 3
Pattern making,Moulding
Introduction, Types of pattern, Pattern material Elements of gating Individual system, Pouring basin, sprue, runner, gates, Types of risers, Directional solidification.
Manuall
9 / 10
Scheme for CA:out of 100* Component
Frequency
Test Lab Assesment
Out Of
Each Marks Total Marks
2
3
10
20
20
22
1
20
11
40
Total :-
* In ENG courses wherever the total exceeds 100, consider x best out of y components of CA, as explained in teacher's guide available on the UMS List of suggested topics for term paper[at least 15] (Student to spend about 15 hrs on any one specified term paper) Sr. No. Topic 1 no
*Each experiment of the lab will be evaluated using following relative scheme: Component
% of Marks
J/E
50
WR
20
VIVA
30
List of experiments :Lecture Number
Lecture Topic
Pedagogical Tools Or Equipment Planned
lab Manual
Practical 1
Making of two pieces round split pattern with prior to the design requirement of a solid casting.
Engineer Steel Scale, Try Square, Marking Gauge, Saw, Iron Jack Planer, Firmer Chisel, Plastic Body Hammer, Rasp File etc./ Timber of soft wood (Fir or Partal).
Not Applicable
5
Approved for Autumn Session 2011-12
Practical 2
Preparation of a pattern with core print, highlighting its Engineer Steel Scale, Try Square, Marking Gauge, need & necessity. Saw, Iron Jack Planer, Firmer Chisel, Plastic Body Hammer, Rasp File etc./ Timber of soft wood (Fir or Partal).
Not Applicable
Practical 3
Preparation of a core box, for core, as per the design of Engineer Steel Scale, Try Square, Marking Gauge, cavity in the hollow casting. Saw, Iron Jack Planer, Firmer Chisel, Plastic Body Hammer, Rasp File etc./ Timber of soft wood (Fir or Partal).
Not Applicable
Practical 4
Making of two pieces square split pattern with prior to the design requirement of a solid casting.
Engineer Steel Scale, Try Square, Marking Gauge, Saw, Iron Jack Planer, Firmer Chisel, Plastic Body Hammer, Rasp File etc./ Timber of soft wood (Fir or Partal).
Not Applicable
Practical 5
Cutting a circular hole in M.S. Plates by gas cutting.
Gas welding equipments, Gas welding table, steel rule, scriber, files, welding goggles, apron, gloves, tongs, wire brush, lighter, clamping device, MS plates.
Not Applicable
Practical 6
Welding the M.S. plates by Gas Welding by placing the Gas welding equipments, Gas welding table, steel pieces in Vertical Position. rule, scriber, files, welding goggles, apron, gloves, tongs, wire brush, lighter, clamping device, MS plates.
Not Applicable
Practical 7
A job of T-Joint/ Butt joint/ Lap joint by spot Welding on Arc welding set and equipments, welding electrodes Not Applicable thin sheets. ,M.S plates, steel rule, scriber, files, welding goggles, apron, gloves, tongs, wire brush, clamping device, MS plates
Practical 8
Making a joint by TIG/MIG Welding.
TIG and MIG welding set and equipments. M.S plates.
Not Applicable
Practical 9
To check the moisture contents of Green Sand To check or measure the compressive strength of a given mixture of silica sand using compressive strength testing machine.
(a)Rapid Moisture Meter, Weighing Apparatus, Trowel, Sand Rammer, Specimen Tube./ Moulding Sand, Bentonite, Water, Calcium Carbide (b)Two or Three Sample of Silica Sand, Mould Holder and small Moulding Machine/ Mixture of Silica Sand
Not Applicable
Practical 10
To prepare the mould of given Split-Pattern using cope Moulding boxes, Trowel, Shovel, Vent wire, Lifter, Not Applicable and drag. Rammer, Sprue pins, Split pattern. / Moulding Sand, Bentonite, Parting sand, Water
Practical 11
To prepares the mould of solid pattern and cut the gate a) Moulding boxes, Trowel, Shovel, Vent wire, Lifter, Not Applicable sprue, runner, riser etc. Rammer, Sprue Pins. / Moulding Sand, Bentonite, Parting sand, Water. (b) Sand Mould, Moulding Hardness Tester or Core Hardness Tester. / Sand Mould.
6
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Practical 12
To prepares casting of split pattern mould by pouring hot metal from furnace.
a) Moulding boxes, Trowel, Shovel, Vent wire, Lifter, Not Applicable Rammer, Sprue Pins. / Moulding Sand, Bentonite, Parting sand, Water. (b) Sand Mould, Moulding Hardness Tester or Core Hardness Tester. / Sand Mould.
Mid Term Practical 13
Preparation of a forged ‘O’-Ring.
Open Hearth Furnace, Water Tank, Pick-Up Tong, Punch, Drifter, Cold Chisel, Tong, Hammer, Anvil, Round Hollow Tong, Flatter, Set Hammer, Engineer Steel Scale. / M.S. Round piece size F 22 mm. X 10 mm.
Not Applicable
Practical 14
Preparation of a Screw Driver 6” by cold forging process.
Open Hearth Furnace, Water Tank, Pick-Up Tong, Cold Chisel, Tong, Hammer, Anvil, Flatter, Set Hammer, Engineer Steel Scale. / Mild steel Rod.
Not Applicable
Practical 15
To Forge a cross pane hammer head
Open Hearth Furnace, Water Tank, Pick-Up Tong, Cold Chisel, Tong, Hammer, Anvil, Flatter, Set Hammer, Engineer Steel Scale. / Mild steel Rod.
Not Applicable
Practical 16
To forge a straight pane hammer head
Open Hearth Furnace, Water Tank, Pick-Up Tong, Cold Chisel, Tong, Hammer, Anvil, Flatter, Set Hammer, Engineer Steel Scale. / Mild steel Rod.
Not Applicable
Practical 17
Preparation of a Paper Weight with internal thread of half B.S.W
Scriber, Engineering Steel Scale, Radius Gauge, Vernier Caliper, Marking Chalk, Dot Punch, Hand Hacksaw, Bench Vice, Files, Try square, Dividers, Hammer, Surface Plate, Outside Caliper, Inside calipers, Odd leg calipers. / Mild Steel Flat.
Not Applicable
Practical 18
Preparation of a radius fitting (upper part).
Scriber, Engineering Steel Scale, Radius Gauge, Vernier Caliper, Marking Chalk, Dot Punch, Hand Hacksaw, Bench Vice, Files, Try square, Dividers, Hammer, Surface Plate, Outside Caliper, Inside calipers, Odd leg calipers. / Mild Steel Flat.
Not Applicable
Practical 19
Preparation of a radius fitting (Lower part).
Scriber, Engineering Steel Scale, Radius Gauge, Vernier Caliper, Marking Chalk, Dot Punch, Hand Hacksaw, Bench Vice, Files, Try square, Dividers, Hammer, Surface Plate, Outside Caliper, Inside calipers, Odd leg calipers. / Mild Steel Flat.
Not Applicable
Practical 20
Preparation of a T shape as per drawing.
Scriber, Engineering Steel Scale, Radius Gauge, Vernier Caliper, Marking Chalk, Dot Punch, Hand Hacksaw, Bench Vice, Files, Try square, Dividers, Hammer, Surface Plate, Outside Caliper, Inside calipers, Odd leg calipers. / Mild Steel Flat.
Not Applicable
Spill Over Practical 21 7
Making a joint by TIG/MIG Welding.
TIG and MIG welding set and equipments. M.S plates.
Not Applicable Approved for Autumn Session 2011-12
Practical 22
8
Making a joint by TIG/MIG Welding.
TIG and MIG welding set and equipments. M.S plates.
Not Applicable
Approved for Autumn Session 2011-12
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