B. TEch 7th sem

7/23/2019 B. TEch 7th sem

1/24

MCE 401 COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

CIMS: Introduction, scope, elements, socio-techno-economical justification, steps to implementation,

obstacles, limitations.Computerized Production System: Need for computerization, CIPMS, CPP. Material re!uirement

plannin" #M$P%, Manufacturin" $esources Plannin" #M$P-II%.

utomated Material &andlin": '(s ) S$S.

Secti!"#

d*anced Machine +ools: Need, e*olution and comparison of Numerical Control, irect Numerical

Control, CNC ) istributed Numerical Control. dapti*e control - efinition, sources of *ariability.

Industrial $obots: $obot efinition, basic motions, common confi"urations- de"rees of freedom )

orspace, dri*e systems, end-effectors, sensors, methods of pro"rammin" #manual, lead-throu"h and

offline%.

Secti!"C

'roup +echnolo"y: esi"n and manufacturin" attributes, Part families, concept of composite part,classification and codin" system / o*er*ie of 0pitz ) C01, benefits of "roup technolo"y.

2MS: Introduction, concept of fle3ibility, 2MS e!uipment, 2MS layouts, types of or cells, arran"ement

of machines in or cell, material handlin" de*ices, computerized control system and functions.

Secti!"D

atabase Mana"ement: 4imitations of traditional file system for data mana"ement5 Components of

6MS, 2eatures and abilities of 6MS, 6MS Models / educti*e, imensional, &ierarchical, 0bject,+emporal and $elational5 istributed 6MS: Introduction, importance ) mi"ration strate"ies.

1mer"in" +echnolo"ies : 13pert Systems, Computer * is ion, Simulat ion, Concurrent

1n"ineerin", 7ust in +ime.

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 M . P. 'r oo *e r, u to ma ti on , P ro du cti on s ys te ms , a nd C omp ut er I nt e"r at ed

Manufacturin", Pearson 1ducation sia, Ne elhi

9 N. S in"h, Systems pproach to Computer -In te"ra ted esi"n and Manufactu rin",

7ohn iley ) Sons Inc., 8;;CM / Pr incip les ) pplicat ions , +a ta Mc'ra &il l , Ne elh i .

? 2 ar id m ir ou ch e, P ri nc ip le s o f C om pu te r i de d es i" n a nd M an uf ac tu ri n" ,Pearson 1ducation sia, Ne elhi

@ + . A. Aundra, P .N. $ao, ) N. A. +ear i, Numer ica l Cont rol and Computer ided

Manufacture, +ata Mc'ra &ill , Ne elhi.

< M. P. 'roo*er ) 1 . . B immers , C>CM, Pearson 1ducation sia , Ne elh i

6es ant and 4 ui , C >CM, +at a Mc' ra &i l l, N e el hi

D Saeed 6. Niu , In troduct ion to $obotics- nalys i s, Sys tems pplicat ion , Pearson

1ducation sia, N elhi


2/24

MCE 40' FLUID MAC(INES

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

Imp ac t o f j et s: I n trod uc ti on , P r in ci pl es o f 2 lu id Mach in es , Imp ul se momen t um

e!uation, impact of free jets on stat ionary>mo*in" flat and cur*ed plates and on seriesof radial cur*ed *anes.

&ydraul i c Machines / +urb ines : In troduction, Class i fi cat ion o f tu rb ines , 'enera llayout of &ydro-1lect ric Poer plant , efini t ions of head, losses ) eff iciencies of

turbines , *ar ious elements of impulse and react ion turbines , components , calculat ion

of or done, efficiency and selection of desi"n parameters, ca*itat ion

Secti!"#

Centrifu"al Pumps: classification, selection, instal lat ion of centrifu"al pumps, head,

*ane shape , p ressure r i se , *e loc ity *ecto r d ia"rams , or , e f fi c iency, Pr imin",

mult i st a"in", opera t ion in seri es and paral l el , + rouble shoo t in" - f i eld p rob lems ,

causes and remedies

$ecip roca tin" Pumps : Componen ts part s and or in" 5 p ressure *ari a tions due topiston acceleration, Indicator dia"ram, or, efficiency, effect of acceleration and

frict ion, ir *essels.

Secti!"C

Similar i ty $elat ions in &ydraul ic +urbines and Pumps: Eni t !uant i t ies , speci f ic

speed and model relationships for turbines and pumps, Performance character is t ics ,

scale e f fec t, ca* it a tion and +homa Fs ca*i t at ion number 5 Concept o f Net Posi t i*e

Suction &ead #NPS&% and i ts applications in determinin" turbine>pump sett in"

Secti!"D

&ydraul i c Sys tems : Cons t ruc tion, opera tion and u t il i ty o f s imple and d i ffe ren ti a l

accu mu la to r, & yd rau li c i nt en si f ie r, & yd rau li c r am, 2 l ui d Cou pl in " and t or!u e

con*erter, Introduction to ir l ift , jet pumps, 3ial flo and deep ell >submersiblepumps

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 . $ . A. 6 an sa l, 2 lu id M ec ha ni cs ) &yd ra ul ic M ac hi ne s, 4 u3 mi P ub li ca ti on s. ,

Ne elhi

9 . . S . Au ma r, 2l ui d M ec ha ni cs ) 2l ui d P o er 1n "" ., S . A . A at ar ia ) So ns , N

elhi

= . S . S . $a tt an , 2 lu id Ma ch in es , A ha nn a Pu bl is he rs , N e e lh i

?. So m ) 6i sas, Intr oduction to 2luid Me chanic s ) 2lui d Ma chines, +ata

Mc'ra-&ill , N elhi

@ . $ .4. au "h t y, & yd rau li c + urbi nes, Mc'ra & il l 6oo Co. , N Gor

< . S .C. ' up ta , 2l ui d Mech an ic s ) & yd rau li c Machi nes, Pea r so n 1 du cat io n s ia , N

elhi.


3/24

MCE 403 AUTOMO#ILE ENGINEERING

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

Int roduct ion: Components of an automobi le , c lass i f icat ion of automobi les, 'eneral

layout of con*entional motor *ehicle chassis, frame and frameless construction, +ypesof dri*es

+ rans mi ss io n Sys t ems: 6as ic r e! ui rement s and s tand ard t rans mi ss i on s ys t ems,

+ransmission re!uirements , const ruct ional features of automobi le clutch, "ear bo3,

d i ffe ren t ia l , f ron t and rear a3 les , o*erdri*es , p rope ll e r shaft , un i*ersa l jo in t and

t or !u e t ub e d ri *e 5 $ ea r he el * s. f ro nt he el d ri *e , p ri nc ip le o f a ut oma ti c

transmission- constructional details

Secti!"#

Steerin" System: 2unct ion and principle , fundamental e!uat ion for correct s teer in",s t eer in" "eometry: casto r, camber and in" p in incl ina t ion , to - in o f f ron t heel ,

steerin" l ina"es and steerin" "ears, heel al i"nment, poer steerin"6rain" system: 'eneral brain" re!uirements, Mechanical , hydraulic, *acuum, poer

and ser*o braes, &and 6rae, 1lectric 6raes

Section-C

Suspension System: 2unction of suspension and types: con*ent ional and independentsuspension systems5 shoc absorbers, torsion bar and stabil izers

heel and +ires: types of heels, types of t ires in Indian *ehicles, causes of tyre ear

and remedies.

Section-

utomobi le 1lect r ic System: Star t in" sys tem, Char"in" sys tem, capacity rat in" and

testin" of battery, *olta"e and current re"ulations

utomobi le 1miss ions and ir Po llu tion: po llu tion due to *ehic le emiss ion and

e3haust emissions: hydrocarbons #&C%, Carbon mono3ide #C0%, o3ides of n i t ro"en

#N03%, other emissions, different methods to chec emissions, cran case *enti lat ion,

ca ta lyt i c con*er te rs , chemica l methods to reduce emiss ions, e3haust "as recyc le /

1'$

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 . Crou se ) n "l in , u to mo ti *e Mech an ic s, +at a Mc'ra & il l, N e el hi

9 . Ai rpa l Sin"h , utomobile 1n" ineerin" #(ol . I ) I I% , Standard Pub l ishers , elh i

= . Neton, Steeds , 'arre t t, +he Motor (eh icle , 6u tt e ror th In te rna t ional , 4ondon

? . & ei t ne r 7 , u to mo ti *e Mechani cs , 1 as t es t Pres s, N el hi

@ . $ .6. 'u pt a, u to mo bi le 1n "i neer i n" , Sat ya P raash an , el hi


4/24

MCE 404 I. C. ENGINES

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

Principles of I .C. 1n"ines: In t roduct ion, Class i f icat ion of I .C. en"ines , components ,

+erminolo"y and bbre*iations, four stroe and to stroe cycles, (al*e>port t imin"dia"rams, location and function of *arious components

Secti!"#

2ue l Sup pl y ) I" ni ti on s ys t ems for S .I . 1 n" in es : Carbu re ti on , i r fu el r at io ,MP2I>12I sys tem and i t s components , Meri ts of 12I sys tem o*er carburetor sys tem,

Combust ion in S . I . en"ines, 0ctane ra tin" o f fuel s , etonat ion > Anoc in" in S . I .

en"ines , factors affect in" nocin" elay period and i"ni t ion ad*ance, combust ion

chambers for S.I . en"ines $e!uirement of i"ni tion sys tem, types and components ,

I"nit ion t imin" controls

Secti!"C

2uel Injection systems for C.I. 1n"ines: Components of 2uel injection systems, typesof in jec t ion sys tems , Combust ion in C. I. en"ines, Cetane ra tin". Anoc in" in C. I .

en"ines and fac to rs "o*ernin" noc in" , Combust ion chambers fo r C. I . en"ines,

Superchar"in", turbo-char"in"

Coolin" and 4ubrication: Necessity of en"ine coolin" and different systems, Necessityof lubrication and different lubrication systems S1 ratin"s for lubricants

Secti!"D

I.C.1n"ine +estin": Introduction, indicated and brae poer, mean effecti*e pressure

thermal eff iciency and i t s types , *olumetr ic eff iciency, speci fic fuel consumption

e te rmi na ti on of i nd ic at ed p o er a nd b ra e p o er b y d if fe re nt me th od s,determination of *olumetric efficiency, &eat balance sheet , 1n"ine performance cur*es

$ecent +rends for al ternati*e fuels in I.C . 1n"ines: Introduction, possible al ternati*es,

hydro"en, natural "as, compressed natural "as #CN'%, l i!uefied petroleum "as #4P'%

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 . 7 oh an 6 . & e y oo d, I nt er na l C om bu st io n 1 n" in e 2 un da me nt al s, M c 'r a & i ll

6oo Co., Ne Gor

9 . $ ic ha rd S to ne , I n tr od uc ti on t o I nt er na l C o mb us ti on 1 n "i ne s, M C MI 44 N ,

Ne Gor

= . i ll ar d P ul r ab e , 1 n" in ee ri n" 2 un da me nt al s o f t h e I n te rn al C omb us ti on

1n"ine, Prentice &all International, Inc., Ne Gor? . S .4 . S o ma su nd ar am , + h er ma l 1 n" in ee ri n" , N e "e I nt er na ti on al P ub li sh er s,

Ne elhi

@ . .S. A u mar, (.P. (as an dh an i, & eat 1 n "i neer i n" , S .A .Aa ta r ia ) So n s, N . e lh i

< . M .4. Ma th ur ) $ .P.S ha rm a, C ou rs e i n I .C .1 n" in e, ha np at $a i ) So ns , N

elhi

. ( ' an es an , Int e rn al Co mb us ti on 1n "i ne , +at a Mc' ra & il l, N el hi


5/24

MCE 451 COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS LA#

L T P Credits

0 0 ' 1.0

List ) E*+eri$e!ts

Ge!er,- Oerie/

8 Study of CNC 4athes and Millin" machines: d*anta"es o*er ordinary

machines ith reference to control of cutt in" speed and pr ofi le cutt in" etc.

9 Study of $obots. pplicabil i ty for *arious operations.

= Stud y of * ar ious types of cutt in" tool s for turnin" ) mill in" #&SS, bra ze d

carbide , carb ide inde3ab le inser t s and so lid carb ide tool s % * iz. tool s fo r

turnin" ) borin"5 mi l l in" cut ters of p lano, bul l and bal l -nose type and thei r

uses.

M,!,- P,rt Prr,$$i!

? 1nte rin" M- codes for spindle start >stop, coolant star t>st op etc .

@ 1nte rin" '-c odes for str ai"ht and taper-t urnin" oper ations.< 1nterin" codes for cutt in" alon" conca*e and con*e3 arcs5 $adius

compensation.

Use ) S)t/,re )r CNC Prr,$$i! 2 T- P,t Si$-,ti!&

1n te ri n" spe cif ic at io ns fo r * ar io us type s of to ol s # *i z. en d- mi ll , ba ll -mi ll or

bull-nose tools% for pro"rammin".

D Es e of *a ri ou s t ype s o f to ol en tr y o pti on s #r am p> he li ca l% fo r s af e a nd smo ot h

start of cut .

; p pl ic at ion o f p ro fi le a nd c op y- mi ll in " o pe ra ti on s f or d ie -c ut ti n" .

8H Ma chinin" simula tion for tool path *isualiz ation.

88 NC p ost p roce ssin" t o transfer p art p ro"ra ms t o CNC m ac hines f or a ctua lmachinin".

I!trdcti! t Fi!ite E-e$e!t A!,-sis&

89 Pr actical considera tions hile ma in" models for 21.

8= efinin" supports and loads for 21.

8 ? M es hi n" : (ar io us t yp es of me sh el eme nt s a nd t he ir us es . M es h- re fi ni n" .

8@ Sol*in" and post-proce ssin" the sol ution to displa y r esults in the desir ed

manner.


6/24

MCE 45' FLUID MAC(INES LA#

L T P Credits

0 0 ' 1.0

List ) E*+eri$e!ts

8. Impact of jet on s tat ionary *anes

9. Performance characterist ics of Pelton +urbine

=. Performance characterist ics of 2rancis turbine

?. Performance Characterist ics of Aaplan +urbine

@. Performance Characterist ics of Centrifu"al Pump


7/24

MCE 454 I. C. ENGINES LA#

L T P Credits

0 0 ' 1.0

List ) E*+eri$e!ts

8. +o study the functions and material of each part of an I.C. 1n"ine

9. +o study>dra port timin" dia"ram for a to stroe en"ine

=. +o study >dra *al*e timin" dia"ram for a four stroe en"ine

?. +o study i"nition systems for I.C. 1n"ines

@. +o study *arious components of MP2I>12I system


8/24

MCE 405 NON TRADITIONAL MANUFACTURING

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5Secti!"A

Introduction: Classification of non-tradit ional Machinin" Processes, considerations in

process selection.

Mechanical Processes: Eltrasonic machinin". 1lements of ESM, Mechanics of cutt in",

e ff ec t o f p ar am et er s o n m at er ia l r em o* al r at e a nd s ur fa ce f in is h, e co no mi c

cons idera tions , appl i ca t ions and l imi tat ions , recen t de*e lopments 5 bras i*e 7e t

Machinin", *ariables affect in" mater ial remo*al rate , appl icat ions ad*anta"es and

limitations

Secti!"#

1lect ro-Chemical and Chemical Processes : 1lect ro-Chemical Machinin": 1lements of

the process, 1lectrolytes and their properties. Chemistry of the process, metal remo*alrate5 ad*anta"es, applications and l imitations of the process.

Chemical Machinin": 1lements of the process , $esis ts and 1tchants , d*anta"es andapplications.

Secti!"C

+hermal Processes: 1lectric ischar"e machinin": Mechanism of metal remo*al, 1M

1!uipment , ielect r ic f luids , select ion of elect rode mater ial, accuracy and surfacefinish applications.

Plasma rc Machinin": Mechanism of Metal $emo*al , PM parameters . 1conomics

and applications of Plasma jets.

1lect ron 6eam Machinin": 'eneration and control e lect ron beam, +heory of 1lect ron

6eam Machinin" Process capabil i t ies and l imitations.

Secti!"D

4aser 6eam Machinin": Principles of orin". +hermal aspects , mater ial remo*al ,

d*anta"es and 4imitations.

&i"h 1ner"y $ate formin": Comparison i th t radi t ional formin" processes , types of

processes, e3plosion formi n", electro-hyd raulic formin", electroma"netic formi n"

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 . P.C . P a nde y, & .S .S ha n, t e3t b oo o n M od er n M a ch ini n" P ro ce ss es, +ata

Mc'ra &ill , N elhi

9 . P.A . M is hr a, N on C on *e nti on al M ac hi ni n", N ar osa P ub li sh in " &o us e, N eelhi

= . mi tabh 6h at t acha rya , N e +ech no lo "y, Ins ti tu ti on o f 1n "r s #I % , Ca lcu tt a

? . S+ M1, & i" h (el oc it y 2o rmi n" o f Met al s, P rent ice &a ll of Ind ia , N. el hi

@ . ' ho sh ) M ul li c, M an uf ac tur in " S cie nc e, Ne " e P ub lis he rs P *t 4t d, N.

elhi


9/24


10/24

MCE 407 PRODUCTION PLANNING 2 CONTROL

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti! " A

Industrial Mana"ement: efinit ion, objecti*es and functions of industrial mana"ement,definit ion and scope of product ion > operations mana"ement and i t s relat ionship i th

other areas of industrial mana"ement

Production Plannin" ) Control , functions of PPC, elements of PPC, steps in sett in" up

of an effecti*e PPC, benefits of PPC.

+ypes of pr oduction systems, 7ob shop, batc h, l ine and continuous production s ystems,

characterist ics of *arious production systems.

Secti! " #

Preplannin" and emand 2orecast in": $ole of maret sur*eys and maret research inpreplannin", 4on", me dium ) short ran"e forecastin", !uali tat i*e and !uanti tat i*etechni!ues, forecastin" re*ision.

Product ion Plann in" : 0bjec t i*es and funct ions , b i ll o f mater i al s , capac ity and

manpoer re!uirement plannin", operational analysis and process plannin"5

Secti! " C

Product ion Control : Need, objecti*es and funct ions , pr ior i ty control and capaci ty

control 5 product ion control sys tems and s t rate"ies 5 job se!uencin", schedul in" and

l oa di n" 5 d is pa tc hi n" , a "" re "a te p la nn in ", ma st er s ch ed ul in ", M $P a nd C $P

systems.0bjecti*es ) elements of M$P, lot sizin" in M$P, issues in M$P, introduction

to M$P-II ) 1$P. C$P ) load schedules.

Secti! " D

Materials Mana"ement : 0bject i*es and funct ions of mater ials mana"ement , purchase

functions, *endor e*aluation ) de*elopment, purpose of in*entories, in*entory control

systems: models of in*entory control under *arious determinist ic condit ions, Selecti*e

methods of in*entory control .

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 . A ra j e s i, 0p erat io ns Man a" ement , Pear so n 1 du ca ti on s ia , Ne el hi9 . 7 . '. Mon s , Prod uc ti on > 0p era ti on s Mana"emen t, Mc' ra & il l, N e Gor

= . ' ai th er , 0 pe ra ti on s Ma n" em en t, C en "a "e 4 ea rn in ", N e el hi

? . Mart in ich , 0 pea ti on s Man a" emen t, 7o hn i ley ) So ns , N e Gor.

@ . 1*ans , 0pera t ions Mana"ement, Cen"a"e 4earn in" , Ne elh i

< . dam 1 be rt , P rod uc ti on an d 0 pe rat io ns Mana"ement , P&I , N e e lh i.

. i ld , 0p er at io ns M an "e me nt , Ce n" a" e 4e ar ni n" , Ne e lh i


11/24

MCE 408 METAL FORMING

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

Class i f icat ion 0f Metal 2ormin" Processes : 1lementary theory of p las t ici ty , s t ress >

strain > strain-rate characterist ics of materials, yield cri teria of metals, formabili ty.

Mechanics 0f 2ormin" Process: $oll in", process parameters, pressure distribution and

roll separatin" force, roll in" pressure, dri*in" tor!ue and poer re!uirements.

Secti!"#

2or"in": etermination of forces in strip for"in" and disc for"in", defects in for"ed

components.

rai n" : rai n" s tr es se s, l im it in " d ra r at io , f ac t or s a ff ec t in " d raabi li t y

d et ermi na t io n o f for ce an d p o er i n ir e d rai n" , d et e rmin at io n o f ma3 imum

alloable reduction, deep drain" force analysis. defects in dran components

Secti!"C6endin": 6endabil i ty, determination of or load and sprin" bac.

13trusion: Process, parameters, determination of or load from stress analysis and

ener"y considerations, poer loss, hydrostatic e3trusion, pressure re!uired to e3trude,

*ariables affectin" the process

Secti!"D

Punchin" ) 6lanin": +o-dimensional deformation model and fracture analys is ,

determination of orin" force.

&i"h 1ner"y $ate 2ormin" : Class if i ca t ion , compar i son o f con*ent iona l and h i"h

speed formin", Introduction to &i"h 1ner"y $ate 2ormin" Processes #&1$2%.

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8. 7. . $ oe , n I ntrod uctio n to t he P rinciples o f I ndu strial M etal

orin", 1dard rnold, 4ondon

9. 6. 4. 7uneja, 2undamentals of Metal 2ormin" Processes, Ne "e

International Publishers, N. elhi.

= . *i tzur, Metal 2ormin" nalysi s, Mc'ra &il l, Ne Gor

? . 7 ohns on ) Mi ll or e, P la st ic it y fo r Mechani ca l 1n"i neer s, (an Nos tr and,

4ondon

@ . 'hosh ) Mal i , Manuf ac tu ri n" Sci ence , f fi li at ed 1as t- es t P ress , Ne

elhi.< . S am y $ . N ar ay an : M eta l 2 or min " + ec hn ol o" y, hu ja 6 oo P ub li sh er s,

Ne elhi


12/24

ME 409 (EAT E:C(ANGERS

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

Introduction: Classification, types and applications of heat e3chan"ers.

Sin"le Phase &eat 13chan"ers: 4M+ and N+E methods , ratin" and s izin"

methods, des i"n cr iteria , "eometry, process parameters, pressure drops and

applications.

Secti!"#

6oilin" &eat +ransfer: +ypes of boil in", boil in" mechanisms, to phase f lo,pressure drop and Martinell i approach.

Condensation &eat +ransfer : Mechanism, types of condensers , ) desi"n

procedures, 1*aporates and $eboilers: Multiple effect e*aporators, desi"n

procedures, li!uid chillers, ettle, thermosyphon and forced circulation

Secti!"C

$eboi lers , u"mented surface heat e3chan"ers : &eat t ransfer coeff icients ,

pressure drops, compact heat e3chan"ers, air coolers, plate heat e3chan"ers and

plate-fin heat e3chan"ers.

&eat Pipe &eat 13chan"ers: +ypes and desi"n procedure ) applications.

Secti!"D

Maintenance: 2oulin" factors, types of foulin" and cleanin" methods.

M ec ha nic al C on sid er at io ns : C od es a nd s ta nd ar ds , me ch an ic al d es i" nre!uirements and materials.

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8. S au nd ers, 1, &e at 13 cha n" ers, S elec tion , e si" n ) Co nstru ctio n,

4on"man Scien tific ) +echnical, 7ohn iley ) Sons, Inc., Ne Gor.

9 . A ays , .M . a nd 4 on do n, . 4 ., C omp ac t & ea t 1 3c ha n" er s, = rd 1 di ti on ,

Mc'ra-&ill 6oo Company, Ne Gor.= . Aer n, . ., P rocess &eat + rans fe r, I n te rnat iona l 1d it ion, Mc'ra- &i ll

6oo Company, Sin"apore.

?. &olman, 7.P., &eat +ransfer, Dth 1dition, Mc'ra-&ill boo Co,

Sin"apore@ . Incropera, 2 .P. and eitt , .P., 2undamenta ls of &eat and Mass +ransfer ,

=rd 1dition, 7ohn iley and Sons, Sin"apore< . A a ac , S . , 6 e r" le s, . 1. a nd M ayin "e r, 2., & ea t 1 3c ha n" er s, + he rma l,

&ydraulic 2undamentals and esi"n, &emisphere Publishin" Corporation,

Ne Gor .. 'upta, 7.P., 2undamentals of &eat 13chan"er and Pressure (essel

+echnolo"y, &emisphere Publishin" Corporation, Ne Gor.


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14/24

M#A 5033 FOUNDATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL #USINESS

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

E nd er st an d t he n at ur e a nd la n" ua "e o f I nte rn at io na l b us in es s >

internat ional t rade, 0ri"in of Internat ional t rade. Internat ional economic

en*ironment , Internat ional Culture and i t s impact on "lobal t rade, Mana"in"

i*ersities. nalyzin" orld Conditions and their impact on International trade,

'lobal perspecti*e on orld e*ents and contemporary i ssues . 6alance of

Payments ) 2orei"n 13chan"e Mana"ement

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 . I nt er na ti onal 6us ines s / S tr at e" ic Mana"ement ppr oach by l an N

$u"man, $.M. &od"etts, Mc'ra &ill.

9. Simai , Mihaly, +he 2uture of 'lobal 'o*ernance, ashin"ton, .C., Enited

States Institute of Peace Process, 8;;?.


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MCE 411 PO


16/24

MCE 41' FINITE ELEMENT MET(ODS

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

Introduction: 2inite element methods, history and ran"e of applications.

2inite 1lements: definition and properties, assembly rules and "eneral assembly procedure, features

of assembled matri3, boundary conditions.

Secti!"#

Continuum problems: c la ss if icat ion o f d if fe rent ia l e!uat ions , *ar ia tional

formulation approach, $itz method, "eneralized definition of an element, elemente!uations from *ariations. 'alerinJs ei"hted residual approach.

Secti!"C

1lement shapes and interpolation functions: 6asic element shapes, "eneralized co-

ordinates, polynomials, natural co-ordinates in one-, to- and three-dimensions,4a"ran"e and &ermite polynomials, 9 and = elements for C o and C 8problems.

Secti!"D

Co-ordinate transformation, iso-parametric elements and numerical inte"ration.

pplication of 2inite 1lement Methods to 1lasticity Problems.

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8. +. $. Chandrupatla and sho 6ele"undu, Introduction to 2inite 1lements in 1n"ineerin",

Pearson 1ducation sia, N elhi

9. 6a the, A. 7., 1n"le ood Cliffs, 2inite 1leme nt Proc edure in 1n"ineerin"

nalysis, Prentice &all of India, N elhi

= . 0 .C. B ien i e icz , + he 2 in it e 1l emen t Me th od s, +at a Mc'ra & il l, N e el hi

?. A.&. &uebner, +he 2inite 1lement Method for 1n"ineers, 7ohn iley, N Gor

@. S.S. $ao, +he 2inite 1lement Method in 1n"ineerin", Pero"omon Press, 03ford, 8;D;


17/24

MCE 413 PRODUCTI6ITY MANAGEMENT

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

Int roduction: efini tion of Producti*i ty, Producti*i ty and performance ,

production, benefit cyc le, Industrial producti*ity, scope of producti*ity

mana"ement, factors a ffectin" producti*ity, different approaches to producti*ity.

Secti!"#

Product i*i ty Measurement : Need of producti*ity measurement, producti*ity

measurement approaches, total ) partial producti*ity, producti*ity measurement

models and their comparison, producti*ity measurement parameters, producti*ity

measurement indices, or study and producti*ity.

Producti*i ty Plannin": Causes for producti*i ty chan"es, producti*ity models,

applications of different plannin" models, producti*i ty plannin" e3ecuti*es and

their responsibilities.

Secti!"C

Producti*i ty 1*aluation: Producti*i ty e*aluation , product i* ity e*aluation

models, e*aluation tree model, successi*e, t ime period models, applicat ions of

d iffe re nt e *a lu ati on mo de ls , ro le o f e *a lu ati n" e 3e cu ti *e s a nd th ei r

responsibilities.

Secti!"D

Producti*i ty Impro*ement: Causes of poor producti*i ty, r emedies of poor

producti*ity, methods to impro*e producti*ity, desi"n of producti*ity

impro*ement pro"rammes.

ynamic Pro"rammin" 0f Producti*i ty Problems: Stat ic and dynamic causes of

loer producti*ity, optimization of producti*ity.

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 . &as san M.B .P., P roduct i* it y Model s, )N Pri nt in", Ch ica"o

9. 'oodin &.2., Impro*ement in Producti*i ty, iley, Ne Gor

= . Prem (rat, Producti*i ty Mana"ement, Narosa Publi sh in" &ouse , Ne elhi.

? . a* id 7 . Sumant h, P roduct i* it y 1n"" . ) Mana"ement , +M&, Ne el hi

@ . Mali . P., Impro*in" +otal Producti*i ty, iley, Ne Gor


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MCE 414 DE6ELOPMENTS IN MANUFACTURING MANAGEMENT

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

4 ean Man ufact ur i n" > "i l e Manu fact ur in ": Con cept , n eed ) s co pe , h is to ri ca l

perspecti*e, comparison ith tradit ional ma nufacturin", pil lars of lean manufacturin",

lean manufacturin" implementat ion methodolo"y, *alue s t ream mappin", benefi ts of

lean manufacturin", indicators of lean manufacturin",

6enchmarin": Need, objecti*es, types of benchmarin", benchmarin" methodolo"y,

s el ec ti on o f b en ch mari n" p ar t ne r, b ench mari n" co de o f con du ct , b en ef it s )

limitations.

Secti!"#

uality 2unction eployment: Introduction, components of e3tended house of !uali ty,

phases of !uali ty function deploym ent, imp ortance ) limitations of 2.

6us in es s P roces s $e-1 n" in ee ri n" : Con cept and n eed, 6P$ * er s us co nt in uo us

impro*ement, character is t ics of 6P$, ey elements of 6P$, 6P$ s t rate"ies , model of

6P$ implementation, problems in implementation.

Secti!"C

@S: Concept, importance, steps in*ol*ed in @S implementation, benefits a chie*ed.

+ot a l P rod uc ti *e Ma in ten an ce : Imp or t an ce o f mai nt enance fun ct io n, N eed and

e*olution of +PM, comparison ith pre*enti*e maintenance, pil lars of total producti*e

m ai nt en an ce , p ro ce du re f or + PM i mp le me nt at io n, s i3 te en l os se s i n* ol *e d i n

production, calculation and si"nificance of o*erall e!uipme nt effecti*eness, +PM in

Indian conte3t

Secti!"D

7ust -In-+ime Manufacturin": Concept and elements , need for 7 I+, anban systems,

s in" le ) to anban sys tems , re!ui rements o f 7 I+, benef i ts o f 7 I+, appl i ca t ions ,

l imitations

Concurrent 1n"ineerin": In t roduct ion, comparison i th con*ent ional techni!ues of

desi"n ) de*elopment, components of concurrent en"ineerin", applications.

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 . 6est er f ie ld , +ot a l ua li ty Man a" ement , Pea rs on 1 du ca ti on s ia , N. el hi

9 . $a*i Sh an a r, I nd us tr i al 1 n" in ee ri n" and Man a" ement , ' al "o ti a Pu bl icat io ns ,Ne elhi

= . N a aj ima, +ot al p ro du ct i *e Mai nt enance , Prod uc ti *i ty P re ss , Ne Gor .

? . C am p $o bo rt C ., 6 en ch ma r in ", S C ua li ty P re ss , N. Gor

@ . Scho nb er"e r, or ld Cl a ss Manu fact ur in ", 2ree P res s, 4 on do n


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MCE 415 NON CON6ENTIONA L ENERGY RESOURCES

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"AIntroduction, 1ner"y sources and a*ailability, Ne ener"y techni!ues, $eneable ener"y sources

Solar 1ner"y5 Solar constant , $adiat ion "eometry, Solar ener"y col lectors,Concentrated and f lat plate , 1ner"y balance and collector ef ficiency, Solar

ener"y s tora"e, ppl ication to space heatin", dist i llation, cooin" and "reen

house effect,

Secti!"#

ind 1ner"y5 6asic principle, site selection, erodynamic analysis of b lades,

6io-ener"y5 6iomass con*ersion technolo"y, photosynthes is, 6io"as plant ,

thermal "assification

Secti!"C

'eothermal 1ner"y5 Sources, hydrothermal sources, hot dry roc resources, "eothermal fossil

system, prime mo*ers for "eothermal ener"y

1ner"y from ocean5 0cean thermal electr ic con*ersion, ener"y from tides, smallscale hydroelectric de*elopment

Secti!"D

& yd ro "e n e ne r"y s ou rc es 5 P ro du ct io n, s to ra "e , u ti liz at io n, ma "n eto

hydrodynamic poer, thermo ionic "eneration, Nuclear fusion ener"y, 1ner"ystora"e. 1ner"y conser*ation

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 . ' .. $ai , N on -Con *ent i on al 1n er"y So urces , A han na Pub li sh er s, e lh i

9 . S $ a o, 6 6 P a ru le a r, 1 ne r" y +ec hn ol o" y: N on C o n* en ti on al $ e ne a bl e a nd

Con*entional, Ahanna Publishers, elhi

= . & .P. ' ar " ) 7 ai P ra a sh , S ol ar 1 ne r" y: 2 un da me nt al s a nd pp li ca ti on s, +at a

Mc'ra &ill , N elhi

? . S P Su h at me , Sol ar 1 ne r" y: P r in ci pl es o f +h erma l Col lec ti on and S to ra"e , +at a

Mc'ra &ill , N elhi

@ . S ut to n, ir ec t 1n er "y Co n* er si on , Mc 'r a &i ll I nc ., 8 ;<


20/24

MCE 41 MODELIN G AND SIMULATION

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

Secti!"A

Modelin": Need for system modelin", systems approach to modelin", open and feed bacsystems, combination of simple feed bac systems, feed bac time la" effects, feed

bac and mana"erial systems

Secti!"#

Production and 0perations Mana"ement: Principle of analytical modelin", inds of analytical

methods, measures of effecti*eness, cost analysis lar"e systems

Secti!"C

Simulation: Monte Carlo simulation, "eneration of stochastic *ariates, continuous and discreteprobability distributions, application of Monte Carlo methods for production systems, computer

simulation models, Macro ynamic models, e3amples from business and industry, desi"n ofmana"ement "ame, Simulation lan"ua"es SIME4, SIMSC$IP+, 'PSS etc. Statistical outputanalysis

Secti!"D

nalo" computer simulation5 basic analo" computer components and operations5 amplitude and

time scalin"5 solution of linear and non-linear partial differential e!uations, formulation of model

for a dynamic system and its simulation on analo" computer

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8. eo Narsin"h, System Simulation ith i"ital Computer, P&I, N elhi

9. 'ordon, System Simulation, P&I, N elhi

=. 7acson .S., nalo" Computation, Mc"ra &ill

?. Naylor +.&. et. al., Computer Simulation +echni!ues, 7ohn iley

@. 6uffa, Modern Production Mana"ement, iley


21/24

M#A 5013 FOUNDATIONS OF FINANCE

L T P Credits

3 1 0 3.5

n 0*er*ie of 2inancial Mana"ement: Shareholder ealth

Ma3imization , (aluation Models , "ency $ela tionships . $is and $eturn:

In*es tment $eturn, Stand-alone r i s and Por tfolio r i s, 6ata Coeff icient and

CPM. 6on d (aluation: 6 ond ch aracteristics, (aluation. Stoc (aluation: +ypes

of Common Stoc, Co mmon Stoc (aluation Models.

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8. 7.7. &amton, 2inancial ecision Main": Concepts, Problems and Cases, Prentice-&all of

India, Ne elhi, ?th1dition.

9. Ahan and 7ain, 2inancial Mana"ement, +ata Mc'ra-&ill Publishin" Co. 4td., Ne elhi,

?th1dition.

=. Stephan . $oss, $andolph . aterfield and 7effery 7affe, Corporate 2inance, +ata

Mc'ra-&ill Publishin" Co. 4td., Ne elhi, th1dition.


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CPE 318 #si!ess I!te--ie!ce

L T P Credits

= 8 H =.@

SECTION A

Introduction to 6usiness Intelli"ence

Introduction to di"ital data and its types / structured, semi-structured and

unstructured, Introduction to 04+P and 04P #M04P, $04P, &04P%, 6I

efinitions ) Concepts, 6I 2rameor, ata arehousin" concepts and its role in

6I, 6I Infrastructure Components / 6I Process, 6I +echnolo"y, 6I $oles )

$esponsibilities, 6usiness pplications of 6I, 6I best practices.

SECTION #

6asics of ata Inte"ration #E3traction Transformation Loadin"%

Concepts of data inte"ration, needs and ad*anta"es of usin" data inte"ration,

introduction to common data inte"ration approaches, Meta data - types and

sources, Introduction to data !uality, data profilin" concepts and applications,

introduction to 1+4 usin" Aettle.

SECTION C

Introduction to Multi-imensional ata Modelin"

Introduction to data and dimension modelin", multidimensional data model, 1$

Modelin" *s. multi dimensional modelin", concepts of dimensions, facts, cubes,

attribute, hierarchies, star and snoflae schema, introduction to business metrics

and APIs, creatin" cubes usin" Microsoft 13cel.

SECTION D

6asics of 1nterprise $eportin"

typical enterprise, Malcolm 6aldri"e - !uality performance frameor, balanced

scorecard, enterprise dashboard, balanced scorecard *s. enterprise dashboard,

enterprise reportin" usin" MS ccess > MS 13cel, best practices in the desi"n of

enterprise dashboards.

Rec$$e!ded #%s&

8 $.N. Prasad and Seema charya, 2undamentals of 6usiness nalytics,

iley India 4td.

9 Mie 6iere, 6usiness Intelli"ence for the 1nterprise, Prentice &all

Professional.

= +eo 4ache*, pplied Microsoft nalysis Ser*ices 9HH@: nd Microsoft

6usiness Intelli"ence Platform, Prolo"ia Press.

? a*id +aniar, Pro"ressi*e methods in data arehousin" and businessintelli"ence: concepts and competiti*e analytics, Idea 'roup Inc #I'I%.

@ ata arehousin": the ultimate "uide to buildin" corporate business

intelli"ence, 6irhKuser.

< Mar &umphries, Michael . &ains, Michelle C. y, ata arehousin":

architecture and implementation, Prentice &all Professional.


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#.TEC(. FOURT( YEAR

=MEC(ANICAL ENGINEERING>

#6atch 9H89%

#Session 9H8@-9H8

Crse N. Tit-e Credits

P$7 ?@8 Project Semester

#0ne Semester +rainin" in Industry%

9H

#re, %+ ) M, r%s & "

INDUSTIAL 6ISIT #Y FACULTY COORDINATOR =150 MAR?S>

#ithin 8H-89 ees of co mmencement of +rainin"%

Presentation : her out of total ?HH mars.


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PR; 451 PRO;ECT SEMESTER

L T P Credits

"" "" "" '0

Project Semester spans o*er a period of 0ne Semester.

+he s tudents shal l undertae project #s% in Indust ry > $) or ser*ice or"anizat ions

u nd er t he j oi nt s up er *i si on o f a f ac ul ty m em be r a nd a n e 3e cu ti *e f ro m t he

or"anizat ion. +he emphasis of the or undertaen is on problem identi f icat ion and

its techno-economic solution for the benefit of the host industry.

+he project must normally include identification of problem, data collection, analysis

and " en erat i n" s ol ut io ns it h co st and b en ef it s and r eco mmen da ti on s for t he ir

implementat ion. I f a s in"le project i s not a*ai lable in the industry, more than one

projects mi"ht be undertaen.

+he e*aluation of the project semester should be carried out on a continuous basis and

must include the e*aluation by faculty coordinator durin" his *isi t#s% to the concerned

indust r ies , e*aluat ion by facul ty coordinator toards the complet ion of the semester

and the final e*aluation in the Insti tute by a committee of faculty members.

B. TEch 7th sem

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