B Tech Sem 4 2016-17

30-Dec-16
10:44
PES University
Department of Mechanical Engineering
IV SEMESTER (2015 -19 BATCH)
Sl.
No.
Course
Code
1. UE15MA251
2. UE15ME251
3. UE15ME252
4. UE15ME253
5. UE15ME254
6. UE15ME255
7. UE15ME256
8. UE15ME257
Course Title
Linear Algebra and Its
Applications
Mechanics of Fluids
Mechanics of Machines and
Mechanisms
Measurement Science and
Metrology
Engineering Mechanics-Dynamics
Computer Aided Machine
Drawing I
Fluid Mechanics and Machines
Laboratory
Measurement Science and
Metrology Laboratory
TOTAL
Hours per
week
L T P S
Credits
Course
Type
FC
CC
CC
FC
CC
CC
CC
FC
19
23
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UE15MA251: LINEAR ALGEBRA ( 3-1-1-0-4)

No. of Hours: 52 Hrs
Class
No.
1
2-3
4-5
6
7
8
9
10-11
12-14
15-17
18-19
20-21
22-24
25-26
27
28-29
30
31-32
33-34
35
36-37
38-39
40-41
42-43
44
45-46
47
48-49
50
51-52
Portions to be covered
Introduction to Linear Algebra

The Geometry of Linear Equations
Gaussian Elimination
Scilab Class Number1 Gaussian Elimination
Elimination Matrices
Triangular Factors and Row Exchanges
Inverses and Transposes
Scilab Class Number 2&3- LU Decomposition and Inverses
Vector Spaces and Subspaces
Linear Independence, Basis and Dimensions
The Four Fundamental Subspaces
Scilab Class Number 4&5 Span of Column Space of A and Four
Fundamental Subspaces of A
Linear Transformations in two dimensions
Orthogonal Vectors and Subspaces
Cosines and Projections onto Lines
Projections and Least Squares
Scilab Class Number 6-Projections by Least Squares
Orthogonal Bases
The Gram- Schmidt Orthogonalization
Scilab Class Number 7- The Gram- Schmidt process
Introduction to Eigen values and Eigen vectors, Power Method
Diagonalization of a Matrix
Scilab Class Number 8&9- Eigen Values and Eigen Vectors, The
Power Method
Graphical solution of LPP
General LPP
Canonical and Standard Forms
Scilab Class Number 10- Graphical Solution of LPP
Simplex Method
Repetition of Lab Hour/ Practice Test in Scilab
Scilab In Semester Assessment
Percentage
of portions
covered
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Reference Books :
1. "Engineering and Scientific Computing with Scilab", C. Gomez, Birkhuser Boston,
1999.
2. "Applied Numerical Methods", C.F Gerald and P.O. Wheatley, Pearson Education
Asia, Sixth Edition, 2002.
3. "Numerical Methods for Engineers", D.V Griffiths and I.M Smith, Blackwell
Scientific Publications, 1991.
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4. "Scilab", J. Russell and R. Cohn, Book on Demand, 2012.

5. "Higher Engineering Mathematics", B S Grewal, Fourty Second Edition , Khanna
Publishers,2005
6. 2. Higher Engineering Mathematics by B.V Ramana, Nineteenth Reprint; Mc Graw
Hill Education (India) Private Limited , 2013
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MECHANICS OF FLUIDS : UE15ME251 (4-0-0-0-4)

Faculty: Topics to be covered by Dr. VK
Class #
12
% of Portions covered
Chapter Title /
Reference
Literature
Topics to be covered
Chapter: 1
UNIT 1
Fluid Properties
Introduction; The No Slip Condition;

Classification of fluid flows; Continuum;
Density and Specific Gravity; Coefficient
of Compressibility; Viscosity; Surface
Tension and Capillary Effect; Problems
T1:Chapter 2,
page 35-57
Reference
chapter
Cumulative
4%
4%
Pressure; The Manometer; The

Barometer and Atmospheric Pressure
2%
6%
Problems on pressure measurement
4%
10%
Hydrostatic Forces on Submerged Plane

Surfaces; Hydrostatic Forces on
Submerged Curved Surfaces
3%
13%
Problems on Hydrostatic Forces
3%
16%
Chapter : 2
Fluid Statics
T1: Chapter 3,
3
page 66-75
Chapter : 2
4 -5
Fluid Statics
Chapter : 2
Fluid Statics
6-7
T1: Chapter 3,
page 78-89
Chapter : 2
8
Fluid Statics
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Chapter : 2
Fluid Statics
9 - 10
T1: Chapter 3,
4%
20 %
4%
24%
Forces Acting on a Control Volume; The

Linear Momentum Equation
3%
27%
Problems on Forces Acting on a Control

Volume
3%
30%
Buoyancy and Stability
page 89-95
11 12
Chapter 5:
Momentum
Analysis Of Flow
Systems
T1: Chapter 6,
UNIT 3
Newtons Laws and Conservation of
Momentum; Choosing a Control Volume
page 227 229
13 - 14
Chapter 5:
Momentum
Analysis Of Flow
Systems
T1: Chapter 6,
page 229 248
15
Momentum
Analysis Of Flow
Systems
Chapter 6:
Flow In Pipes
UNIT 4
T1: Chapter 8,
Laminar and Turbulent Flows: The

Entrance Region
2%
32%
Laminar Flow in Pipes
2%
34%
16
page 321 327
Chapter 6:
Flow In Pipes
17
T1: Chapter 8,
page 327 335
Chapter 6:
18 - 19
Flow In Pipes
Problems on Laminar Flow in Pipes
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Chapter 6:
Flow In Pipes
20
T1: Chapter 8,
Turbulent Flow in Pipes
2%
36%
Problems on Turbulent Flow in Pipes
2%
38%
Minor Losses; Piping Networks and

Pump Selection
2%
40%
Flow rate and Velocity Measurement

Pitot and Pitot-Static probes, Orifice,
Venturi and Nozzle Meters
2%
42%
Problems on Flow rate and Velocity

Measurement
2%
44%
page 335 347

Chapter 6:
21-22
Flow In Pipes
Chapter 6:
Flow In Pipes
23
T1: Chapter 8,
page 347 364
Chapter 6:
24
Flow In Pipes
T1: Chapter 8,
page 364 369
Chapter 6:
25-26
Flow In Pipes
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Faculty: Topics to be covered by Mr. RP
Class #
Chapter Title /
Reference
Literature
Reference
chapter
Cumulative
Chapter: 3:
1-2
Fluid Kinematics
UNIT 2
T1: Chapter 4,
Lagrangian and Eulerian Descriptions;

Fundamentals of Flow Visualization
4%
4%
Plots of fluid flow data
4%
8%
Other Kinematic descriptions Types of

Motion, Vorticity and Rotationality
4%
12%
Comparison of two circular flows; The

Reynolds Transport Theorem
4%
16%
Problems on Fluid Kinematics
4%
20%
4%
24%
page 122 136

Chapter: 3:
Fluid Kinematics
3-4
T1: Chapter 4,
page 136 139
Chapter: 3:
Fluid Kinematics
5-6
T1: Chapter 4,
page 139 148
Chapter: 3:
Fluid Kinematics
7-8
T1: Chapter 4,
page 148 155
Chapter: 3:
9 - 10
Fluid Kinematics
Chapter : 4
11 12
Mass, Bernoulli
And Energy
Equations
T1: Chapter 5,
page 172 180
UNIT 3
Introduction; Conservation of Mass;
Mechanical energy and Efficiency
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Chapter : 4
13
Mass, Bernoulli
And Energy
Equations
The Bernoulli equation; Applications of

Bernoulli Equation
2%
26%
Problems on Bernoulli equation
4%
30%
Drag and Lift; Friction and Pressure

Drag; Drag Coefficient of Common
Geometries
2%
32%
Lift. Problems on Drag and Lift
4%
36%
Dimensions and Units; Dimensional

homogeneity; Dimensional Analysis and
Similarity
4%
40%
The Method of Repeating Variables and

Buckingham Theorem
2%
42%
T1: Chapter 5,
page 180 201
Chapter : 4
14 - 15
Mass, Bernoulli
And Energy
Equations
Chapter 8:
16 - 17
Flow Over
Bodies: Drag And
Lift
T1: Chapter 11,
UNIT 5
page 561 579

Chapter 8:
18
Flow Over
Bodies: Drag And
Lift
T1: Chapter 11,
page 600 - 601
Chapter 7:
19 20
Dimensional
Analysis
T1: Chapter 7,
page 269 281
Chapter 7:
21
Dimensional
Analysis
T1: Chapter 7,
page 281 297
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Chapter 7:
22 -23
Dimensional
Analysis
Chapter 9
24
Turbomachinery
T2
Problems on Buckingham Theorem
4%
46%
1%
45%
Working Principles of Hydraulic

Turbines Pelton Wheel,
Francis
Turbine, Kaplan turbine
1%
46%
Working Principles of Hydraulic Pumps

Centrifugal Pumps and Axial Flow
Pumps
2%
48%
Definition, Parts of a Turbomachine,

Classification
of
Turbomachines,
Differences between Turbomachines and
Positive Displacement Machines
Chapter 9
Turbomachinery
25
T2
Chapter 9
26
Turbomachinery
T2
Text Book:
1. Fluid Mechanics Fundamental and Applications (in SI units), Yunus A.Cengel,
John M.Cimbala, Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Co. Ltd. 2006. (Chapter nos. 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 14)
2. Course Material on Turbomachines prepared by Department of Mechanical
Engineering
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(4-0-0-0-4)
Faculty: Prof. HS
No. of Hours: 52
Class
No.
4-5
Chapter Title /
Reference
Literature
Chapter 1:
Introduction
T2, Page 1-6
Unit I
Introduction to Links and Pairs.
Definitions: Links or element, Introduction to
Simple Mechanism, Motion and its types,
Kinematic Chain, Mechanism, Inversion of
mechanism, Difference between Machine,
Structure and Mechanism.
Chapter 1:
Introduction
T2, Page 7-14
Kinematic Chains and Types of Kinematic

Chains.
Four bar chain mechanism and its
inversions
Slider Crank Chain and its inversions
Chapter 1:
Introduction
T2, Page 14-16
Kinematic Chains (Contd)

Double Slider crank chain and its
mechanism
Chapter 1:
Introduction
T2, Page 17-22
Degrees of freedom, Mobility of Mechanism,

Grublers criterion.
Problems (Solved): 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9 From T2
(Unsolved): 28 From T1
Chapter 1:
Introduction
T2, Page 22-23
Mechanisms:
Quick Return Motion Mechanism
Chapter 1:
Introduction
T2, Page 23-25
Straight line motion mechanisms
Chapter 1:
Introduction
T2, Page 25-26
Intermittent Motion mechanisms
Chapter 1:
Introduction
Toggle mechanism, Pantograph,
Reference
chapter
Cumulative
12
14
16
18
20
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10
11
12
13
14-15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22-23
T2, Page 27-29

Chapter 1:
Introduction
T2, Page 30-31
Ackerman steering gear mechanism
Chapter 7:
CAMS
T1: page 209-212
Unit II
Introduction to cams, types of cams,
classification according to shape, follower
movement, & manner of constraint
Chapter 7:
CAMS
T1: page 212-213
Chapter 7:
CAMS
T1: page 217-223
Chapter 7:
CAMS
T1: page 223-227
Chapter 7:
CAMS
T1: page 226-230
Types of followers, classification according to

shape, follower movement, & location of line
of movement
Motion of the follower, Layout of cam
profiles simple harmonic motion
Chapter 7:
CAMS
T1: page 226-230
Problems on Constant Acceleration and

deceleration.
Problem (Solved T1): 7.3, 7.5
Chapter 7:
CAMS
T1: page 223-224
Constant Velocity
Chapter 7:
CAMS
T1: page 223-224
Problems on Constant Velocity

Problem (Unsolved T1): 19.
Chapter 7:
CAMS
T1: page 229-230
Cycloidal, problems on cycloidal

Problem (Solved T1): 7.6
(Unsolved T1): 15
Problems for practice (Unsolved
16,17,18,20.
Problems on simple harmonic motion

Problem (Solved T1): 7.1
22
25
27
29
32
32
36
38
41
43
Constant Acceleration and deceleration.
T1):
Chapter 13:
Flywheels
T1: page 458
Unit III
Introduction to flywheels, types of flywheel,
applications.
45
Chapter 13:
Turning-Moment diagram, for a Single
48
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Flywheels
T1: page 458-459
24
25-26
27-28
29-32
33
34
35
36-38
39
Chapter 13:
Flywheels
T1: page 469
Cylinder
Double Acting Steam Engine, Turning
Moment Diagram for a Four Stroke Internal
Combustion Engine.
Turning Moment Diagram for a Multicylinder
Engine, Hoop stress.
Chapter 13:
Flywheels
T1: page 460
Determination of Maximum Fluctuation of

Energy, Coefficient of Fluctuation of
Energy/speed
Chapter 13:
Flywheels
T1: page 471
Punching Presses
Problems T1: 13.26,13.27
Chapter 13:
Flywheels
T1: page 461-473
Problems (Solved T1): 13.12-13.24.

(Unsolved T1): 23-27
Chapter 17:
Gyroscope
T1: page 597-599
Unit IV
Gyroscope:
angular
velocity,
acceleration, gyroscopic couple.
Chapter 17:
Gyroscope
T1: page 601-602
Gyroscopic effect on aero planes, problems:

Class Notes 1,2,3
Chapter 17:
Gyroscope
T1: page 602-604
Gyroscopic effect on naval ships, problems:

Class Notes 1,2,3
Chapter 17:
Gyroscope
T1: page 610-612
Stability of a two-wheeler.
Problems (Solved T1): 17.1-17.5,17.10
Chapter 16:
Types of Governors. Force analysis of Porter
50
53
57
62
64
67
70
74
76
angular
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40
41-42
43
44
45-47
48-50
51-52
Governors
T1: page 559-560
governors
Chapter 16:
Governors
T1: page 569-571
Force analysis of Hartnell

Controlling force, stability.
Chapter 16:
Governors
T1: page 582-589
Sensitiveness, Hunting, isochronisms, stability

effort and power.
Problems (Solved T1): 16.1-16.10, 16.1716.21
Chapter 14:
Balancing
T1: page 477-480
Chapter 14:
Balancing
T1: page 481-482
Chapter 14:
Balancing
T1: page 490-493
governors,
3
79
83
UNIT: V
Static and Dynamic Balancing
85
Balancing several rotating masses in different

planes
87
Balancing of Reciprocating mass. (Partial

Balancing)
Balancing of Locomotives.
92
96
100
Balancing of In-line Multi cylinder Engines

Chapter 14:
and V- Engines
Balancing
T1: page 497-500
& 509-511
Problems
Chapter 14:
Class Notes 1-5
Balancing
T1:
page483- Solved Examples T1: 14.1-14.5
487,494-496,
501-509,511-513
T1: Text Book 1: THEORY OF MACHINES (Third Edition), S S RATTAN, Tata

McGraw Hill Education Private Limited.
T2: Text Book 2: Kinematics of Machines J.B.K Das and P.L Srinivasa Murthy.
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No. of Hours: 52
Faculty: CRK
Class
Chapter Title/
Reference
Literature
Unit I:
Introduction to
Measurements
T1:pages18-52
% Portions Covered
Portions to be Covered
Definition and significance of
measurement,
fundamental
methods,
Generalized measuring system,
Reference
Chapter
Cumulative
04
02
Types
of
input
quantities,,calibration, accuracy,
precision, sensitivity, linearity,
loading effect,
04
errors
in
measurement,
classification
of
errors.
uncertainty analysis.
06
Standards of
Length
T1:pages 31-42
Transducers
T1:pages 199230
7
8
10
Intermediate
modifying
devices
T1:pages 199230
Standards
of
Length
:
International prototype meter,
Imperial standard yard, Wave
Length standard, subdivision of
standards,
line
and
end
standards,
transfer from line standard to end
standard, calibration of end bars,
Slip
gauges-Wringing
phenomena, Indian Standards (M87, M-112).
Transfer efficiency, primary and
secondary
transducersmechanical,
electrical
and
electronic
transducers,.
advantages
of
each
type
transducers
Mechanical
systems-inherent
problems, electrical intermediate
modifying devices,
input circuitry, ballast circuit,

electro, amplifiers and telemetry.
04
08
10
04
12
14
16
04
17
18
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Class
11
Chapter Title/
Reference
Literature
Terminating
Devices
T1:pages 350373
Unit II:
14
Measurement of
Strain
T1:pages 428463
Measurement of
Force
T1:pages 473500
Measurement of
Torque
T1:pages 473500
Pressure
Measurement
T1:pages 504532
19
20
Strain gauges, Methods of strain

measurement.
Force measurement--Analytical
balance, Multilever system ,
Torque measurement- Pony brake

and
02
22
04
23
24
04
Temperature
Measurement
T1:pages 592657
26
28
Elastic diaphragms, Bourdon tube,

05
30
32
Resistance thermometers,
05
22
thermocouple,
laws
of
thermocouple,
materials used for thermocouple
construction.
23
Pyrometers-Total
radiation
pyrometer, Optical Pyrometer.
21
04
Bridgeman gauge, McLeod gauge,

Pirani gauge.
19
20
Cumulative
hydraulic dynamometer.
17
18
Mechanical counters, Cathode

Ray Oscilloscope,
Reference
Chapter
Proving ring.
15
16
Oscillographs , X- Y Plotter.
12
13
% Portions Covered
34
36
38
40
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Class
24
Chapter Title/
Reference
Literature
Unit III:
Fundamentals of
Geometrical
Dimensioning
and Tolerancing
systems
T2:pages 261328
25
26
T2:pages 261328
27
28
T2:pages 261328
% Portions Covered
30
Principle of inter changeability

and selective assembly limits of
size.
Indian standards, concept of
limits of size and tolerances,
44
05
47
Definition of fits, types of fits

and their designation (IS 919),
52
34
problems
32
42
50
33
31
05
compound
tolerances,
accumulation of tolerances.
Classification of gauges, Taylor

principle of limit gauges, Wear
allowance on gauges.
Types of Gauges plain plug
gauge, ring gauge, snap gauge,
progressive
gauge,
gauge
materials.
problems
T2:pages 261328
Cumulative
Definition of tolerance,
Specification in assembly,
geometrical
dimensioning
(ASME)definition, symbols,
modifiers and datums, hole
basis system, shaft basis of
system.
problems
29
Reference
Chapter
05
54
56
05
57
58
59
60
35
Unit IV:
Comparators
T2:pages 363417
Introduction,
Characteristics,
classification of comparators.
36
T2:pages 363417
Mechanical
comparators
Johnson Mikrokator,
05
62
05
64
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Class
Chapter Title/
Reference
Literature
37
38
T2:pages 363417
Sigma
Comparator,
Dial
indicator.
Optical
Comparators
principles, Zeiss ultra optimeter,
Reference
Chapter
T2:pages 363417
Pneumatic Comparators , back

pressure gauges,
Cumulative
68
05
Electric
and
Electronic
Comparators - principles, LVDT.
39
40
% Portions Covered
71
74
77
05
41
Solex air gauge.
42
Angular measurements--Bevel
protractor,
43
Sine bar, Sine center,
84
Angle gauges. Clinometers,
86
44
45
46
Unit V:
Form
measurements
T2:pages 517571
T2:pages 681707
47
48
08
04
Autocollimator, Optical flats.

Screw
thread
and
Gear
measurements--Terminology of
screw threads, measurement of
major diameter, minor diameter,
pitch, angle and effective diameter
of screw threads by 2-wire.
3-wire methods, best size wire,
T2:pages 730760
Gear terminologyGear tooth

vernier caliper.
51
Problems and revision
52
Problems and revision
82
88
90
04
92
94
Tool makers microscope, Profile

projector,
49
50
InterferometerMichelsons
interferometer,
80
96
04
100
Text Books:
1.Mechanical Measurements , Thomas Beckwith, Marangoni and Lienhard, Pearson ,6th
editon, 2010
2. Engineering Metrology, R.K.Jain, Khanna Publishers, 18th edition, 2002
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Faculty: KSS/KM/SA/VV
Class #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Chapter Title / Reference

Literature
Mass Moment of Inertia
T1, P:641-645

T1, P: 646-659
T1, P: 646-659
T1, P: 646-659
T1, P: 660-662
T1, P: 663-665
Kinematics of particles:
T1, P: 21-26
T1, P: 27-37
T1, P: 27-37
T1, P: 27-37
Plane curvilinear motion
T1, P: 40-45

T1, P: 46-53
T1, P: 54-56
T1, P: 56-65
No. of Hours: 52
% of
UNIT -I
Introduction to moment of inertia,
Radius of gyration, transfer theorems:
parallel and perpendicular axis
theorem (no derivation)
Numerical problems
Portions
Cumulative
covered
2%
2%
2%
4%
2%
6%
2%
8%
2%
10%
2%
12%
2%
14%
2%
16%
2%
18%
2%
20%
Velocity, acceleration, visualization

of
motion;
Rectangular
coordinates: vector representation,
projectile motion
2%
22%
Numerical problems
2%
24%
Numerical problems; Normal and

tangential coordinates: velocity and
acceleration, geometric interpretation
2%
26%
Circular motion, Numerical problems
2%
28%
Numerical problems
2%
30%
Numerical problems
Numerical problems
Products of inertia: Principal axes of
inertia
Products
of
inertia:
Simple
numerical problem
Introduction,
Particle
motion;
Rectilinear motion: Velocity and
Acceleration,
Graphical
interpretations, Analytical integration
constant acceleration, acceleration
as a function of time, acceleration as
a function of velocity, acceleration as
a function of displacement,
Numerical problems
Numerical problems
Numerical problems
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16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
T1, P: 56-65
Polar coordinates
T1, P: 66-68
Polar coordinates
T1, P: 69-77
Polar coordinates
T1, P: 69-77
Relative motion
(Translating axes)
T1, P: 88-89, 92-93
Relative motion
(Translating axes)
T1, P: 94-97
Kinetics of Particles-1
T1, P: 117-125
T1, P: 129-137
T1, P: 129-137
T1, P: 129-137
T1, P: 129-137
T1, P: 129-137
Curvilinear motion
T1, P: 138, 142-147
Curvilinear motion
T1, P: 142-147
Curvilinear motion
T1, P: 142-147
Curvilinear motion
T1, P: 142-147
Kinetics of Particles-2:
Work and energy
T1, P: 154-158
Time derivatives of the unit vectors

(With derivations), velocity and
acceleration, geometric interpretation,
circular motion
4%
34%
Numerical problems
2%
36%
Numerical problems
2%
38%
Choice of co-ordinate system, vector

representation,
Additional
considerations, Numerical problems
2%
40%
Numerical problems
2%
42%
Kinetics of Particles-1: Introduction;

Force, mass and acceleration;
Newtons second law:
Inertial
system, System of units, Force and
mass units; Equations of motion and
solution of problems: two types of
dynamic problems, constrained and
unconstrained motion, free-body
diagram
1%
43%
Numerical problems
3%
46%
Numerical problems
1%
47%
Numerical problems
2%
49%
Numerical problems
3%
52%
Numerical problems
2%
54%
Rectangular co-ordinates, Normal

and tangential co-ordinates, Polar coordinates, Numerical problems
2%
56%
Numerical problems
2%
58%
Numerical problems
1%
59%
Numerical problems
1%
60%
Work and kinetic energy definition

of work, units of work, calculation of
work, examples of work work
associated with constant external
force, work associated with spring
force, work associated with weight,
2%
62%
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33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Work and energy
T1, P: 154-158, 165-174
Work and energy
T1, P: 165-174
Work and energy
T1, P: 165-174
Work and energy
T1, P: 165-174
Potential energy
T1, P: 175-179
Potential energy
T1, P: 182-189
Potential energy
T1, P: 182-189
Impulse and momentum
T1, P: 191-193, 197-203
T1, P: 197-203
T1, P: 197-203
T1, P: 197-203
Plane Kinematics of Rigid
bodies
T1, P: 325-330

bodies
T1, P: 331-337
bodies
T1, P: 331-337
Work and Curvilinear motion

Principle of work and kinetic energy,
advantages of work energy method,
power,
efficiency,
Numerical
problems
2%
64%
Numerical problems
2%
66%
Numerical problems
2%
68%
Numerical problems
2%
70%
Gravitational potential energy, elastic

potential
energy,
work-energy
equation, conservative force fields
1%
71%
Numerical problems
1%
72%
Numerical problems
2%
74%
Introduction, linear impulse and

linear momentum, the linear-impulse
momentum principle, conservation of
linear
momentum,
Numerical
problems
2%
76%
Numerical problems
1%
77%
Numerical problems
2%
79%
Numerical problems
2%
81%
Introduction, rigid body assumption;

plane motion: translation, rotation,
general plane motion of a rigid body,
Rotation: angular motion relations,
rotation about a fixed axis
2%
83%
Numerical problems
1%
84%
Numerical problems
2%
86%
Numerical problems
1%
87%
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48
49
50
51
52
bodies
T1, P: 331-337
Absolute Motion
T1, P: 338, 339-347
Absolute Motion
T1, P: 339-347
Absolute Motion
T1, P: 339-347
Relative velocity
T1, P: 348-350
Relative velocity
T1, P: 351-361
Relative velocity
T1, P: 351-361
Introduction, Numerical problems
2%
89%
Numerical problems
2%
91%
Numerical problems
1%
92%
Relative velocity due to rotation,

interpretation of the relative velocity
equation, solution of the relative
velocity equation
3%
95%
Numerical problems
3%
98%
Numerical problems
2%
100%
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1. Engineering Mechanics Dynamics, L.Meriam& L G Kraige, Wiley India,
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Hydrostatic Forces on Submerged Plane

Problems on Hydrostatic Forces

Forces Acting on a Control Volume; The

Problems on Forces Acting on a Control

Buoyancy and Stability

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Laminar and Turbulent Flows: The

Laminar Flow in Pipes

Problems on Laminar Flow in Pipes

Turbulent Flow in Pipes

Problems on Turbulent Flow in Pipes

Minor Losses; Piping Networks and

Flow rate and Velocity Measurement

Problems on Flow rate and Velocity

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Lagrangian and Eulerian Descriptions;

Plots of fluid flow data

Other Kinematic descriptions Types of

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The Bernoulli equation; Applications of

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Drag and Lift; Friction and Pressure

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Dimensions and Units; Dimensional

The Method of Repeating Variables and

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Working Principles of Hydraulic

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Toggle mechanism, Pantograph,

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Ackerman steering gear mechanism

Types of followers, classification according to

Problems on Constant Acceleration and

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Cycloidal, problems on cycloidal

Problems on simple harmonic motion

Constant Acceleration and deceleration.

Turning-Moment diagram, for a Single

Determination of Maximum Fluctuation of

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