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G.H.Raisoni College Of Engineering, Nagpur
(An Autonomous Institute Under UGC Act 1956)
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Semester/Branch/Section: – VI / MECH /A
Session: 2011-2012
Name of Sub Teacher: Prof.A.S. Futane
Name of Sub: Operation Research
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Portion Of Syllabus to be Covered
Introduction and scope of subject in Mechanical Engineering
Basic terms in OR , phases and Characteristics of OR Models
Introduction and scope of Linear Programming
Graphical methods for solving LPP
(Practice session I)
Graphical methods for solving LPP
( Practice session II)
Primal and Dual Relationships – importance and applications
Application of Simplex methods to LPP
(Practice session I)
Application of Simplex methods to LPP
(Practice session II)
Introduction and Scope of Assignment Models ,Basic terminologies in assignment
models
Practical applications of assignment models for minimization and maximization
problems
Basic steps involved in finding Optimal solution
Introduction to Square and non Square matrix models
Analysis of Assignment models ( Practice session –I )
Analysis of Assignment models ( Practice session –II)
Introduction to Transportation Models ,Basic terminologies
Practical applications of Transportation models for minimization and maximization
problems,
Analysis of model for basic feasible solution ( Different methods)
(VAM- Method-Practice Session –I )
Analysis of model for Optimality test
(MODI- Method-Practice Session –I )
Analysis of Transportation models
( Practice session –I )
Degeneracy in Transportation Models
( Practice session –II)
Project Management techniques- Introduction and Scope
Basic terms involved in Project Network drawing
Various cases of Project Network drawing
( Practice session –I )
Introduction to PERT , Basic terms involved in PERT
Analysis of PERT Network for different Cases ( Practice session –I )
Analysis of PERT Network for different Cases ( Practice session –II)
Introduction to CPM , Basic terms involved in CPM
Analysis of CPM Network for different Cases (Practice session –I )
Analysis of CPM Network for different Cases (Practice session –II )
Cost analysis
Introduction and scope - Dynamic programming
Structure and Characteristics of Dynamic Programming
Application of Dynamic Programming to Resource allocation and inventory control
and linear programming
Analysis of Dynamic Programming
( Practice session I)
Analysis of Dynamic Programming
( Practice session II)
Introduction and scope – Replacement models
Group replacement models and Inventory control models
Analysis for optimal replacement policy
(Practice Session I)
Analysis of single product deterministic models
(Practice Session II)
Introduction and scope- Queuing models
Kendall’s Notation And characteristics of Queuing models
Analysis of different Queuing models
(Practice Session I)
Application of Simulation Techniques
Application of random numbers in simulation
Review of subject and Guidelines for exam preparation
(Prof.A.S.Futane)
G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur.
(An autonomous institute under UGC act 1956 &Affiliated to Rashtrasant tukdoji maharaj Nagpur university)
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Teaching Plan –UG
Even Semester: 2011-12
Name of Faculty: Prof.C.K.Tembhurkar
Semester/Section: VI/A
Subject Code/Subject Name: NMEL 315/CA-II
Session:2011-12
Lecture No.
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Introduction to Data Base Management System(DBMS) ,Definition of DBMS
Data and Database System
Database system Concepts
Disadvantages of file handling system
Advantages of using database approach
Disadvantages of using database system
Database languages: Data Definition Language(DDL),Data Manipulation
Language(DML)
System architecture
Entity Relationship model
Entities and Entity sets
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Relationship and Relationship sets
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Mapping Cardinalities and Mapping Constraints
Entity Relationship diagram
Reducing E-R diagrams to tables
Generalization and Aggregation
Design of an E-R database schema
Relational Database
Structure of Relational Database
Relational Algebra
Basic Structure of SQL
Set operations, Aggregate functions, Nested Sub queries, Derived relations
Modification of Database ,Joined Relations
Data Definition Language
Embedded SQL
Integrity Constraints and Relational Database Design
Domain Constraints, Referential Integrity
Functional Dependencies
Assertions, Triggers
Pitfalls in Relational Database
Normalization using Functional Dependencies and multi-valued Dependencies
Domain Key Normal Form:1NF,2NF and 3NF
Indexing and Hashing
Indexing, B+ Tree Index files
Static Hashing ,Difference between Hashing and Indexing
Index Definition in SQL, Multiple Key access, Recovery System
Query Interpretation and Query Optimization
Computer Networking
Networking Topologies, Networking Protocols
Network model, Internet and applications.
E-Commerce
Signature of Faculty
(Prof.C.K.Tembhurkar)
G. H. Raisoni College of Engineering
(Autonomous Institution under UGC Act 1956)
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Session: 2011-2012(Even Semester)
Semester/Branch/Section: – VI / ME/A
Name of Subject: Industrial Electronics
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Prof. M.B.Babar
Subject Teacher
Load: 4Hrs/week
Topic(s) To be Covered
Electrical Actuation system, Mechanical Switches
Solid State Switches
DC Motor
AC Motor
Stepper Motor
AC& DC Motors
Speed Torque char and Selection of Motor
Digital Logic Timer
Logic Gates
Boolean Algebra
Karnaugh Maps
Karnaugh Maps
Problems on K-map
Application Logic Gates
Sequential Logic
Microprocessor:
Architecture of 8085
Assembly Language ,Instruction Set
Assembly Language ,Instruction Set and Program
Assembly Language ,Instruction Set and Program
Assembly Language ,Instruction Set and Program
Assembly Language ,Instruction Set and Program
I/O System
Interfacing I/O Ports
Interfacing Requirement ,Peripheral Interface
Adapter Serial Communication Interface
PLC Structure ,I/O processing
Programming Mnemonics, Timers
Internal Relays and Counter
Shift Register Master & jump Control
Data Handling .Analogue I/O selection of PLC
Digital Communication
Centralized, Hierarcal and Distributed Control Networks
Centralized, Hierarcal and Distributed Control Networks
Protocol Communication Interface
Fault Detection Technique: Watchdog Timer
Parity and Error Coding Checks
Common Hardware Faults, Emulation And Simulation
Introduction to design of Mechatronics system and studies
Mechatronics system-Case studies
Revision
Dr. P.V.Walke
Head, Mechanical Department
G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Teaching Plan - UG
Even Semester: 2011-12
Subject
Faculty
: Machine Drawing
: Prof. P. M. Wanjari
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Semester
: VI SEM (A)
TOPIC TO BE COVERED
Objectives, Introduction and scope of subject in Mechanical Engineering
Drawing Standards for Drawing Sheets, Name Blocks, Lines, and
Sections.
Dimensioning, Dimensioning of Tolerances, Components, Standard
features
Dimensioning, Dimensioning of Tolerances, Components, Standard
features
Standard Components, Standard features
Machining Symbols, Welding Symbols, Heat Treatment, manufacturing
instructions, Different types of Allowances, Materials.
Introduction to Orthographic Projection, 1st angle Method & 3rd angle
method.
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Orthographic Projections of some Component (problems)
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Orthographic Projections of some Component (problems)
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Sectional Views (problems)
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Sectional Views (problems)
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Sectional Views (problems)
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Missing Views, Profiles. Cross Sections, References, Alignments,
Dimensioning
Study Qualitative Selection of type / Size( Excluding Design Calculations)
Standard Practices for Elements- Threads, Bolts, Nuts, Washers
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Standard Practices for Elements - Rivets, Welds. Keys and Keyways
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Standard Practices for Elements - Keys and Keyways
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Standard Practices for Elements - Splines, Couplings.
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Introduction to Limit, Fits and Tolerances. Types of fits.
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Introduction to hole base & Shaft base systems.
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Tolerance Charting, Surfaces Finishing Requirement for Assembly
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Geometrical tolerance suitable for Assembly
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Assembly Drawings Principles
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Assembly / Dismantling Tools
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Assembly / Dismantling Tools
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Foot step Bearing Assembly
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Pedestal Bearing Assembly
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Assemblies by Fastening
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Study of some Standard Assemblies Eg. Jig, Screw jack
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Assembly Drawings (Views Drawing)
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Techniques and standards for Preparing Component Drawings
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Subassembly Drawing (for any component)
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Subassembly Drawing
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Full Assembly Drawing (for any component)
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Full Assembly Drawing (for any component)
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Exploded Views (Disassembly of any Machine component)
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Exploded Views (Disassembly of any Machine component)
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Introduction to Production Drawing. Name Plates, Part List,
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Production Drawings for any components
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Introduction Process Sheet, Process Sheet Practice
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Process sheets for Production Drawings
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Revision on Unit one & unit two
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Revision on Unit three
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Revision on Unit four
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Revision on Unit Five
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Revision on Unit Six
Signature of Faculty
G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Teaching Plan - UG
Even Semester: 2011-12
Subject
Faculty
: Machine Drawing
: Prof. S. R. Lanjewar
Lect. No.
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Semester
TOPIC TO BE COVERED
Objectives, Introduction and scope of subject in Mechanical Engineering
Drawing Standards for Drawing Sheets, Name Blocks, Lines, and
Sections.
Dimensioning, Dimensioning of Tolerances, Components, Standard
features
Dimensioning, Dimensioning of Tolerances, Components, Standard
features
Standard Components, Standard features
Machining Symbols, Welding Symbols, Heat Treatment, manufacturing
instructions, Different types of Allowances, Materials.
Introduction to Orthographic Projection, 1st angle Method & 3rd angle
method.
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Orthographic Projections of some Component (problems)
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Orthographic Projections of some Component (problems)
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Sectional Views (problems)
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Sectional Views (problems)
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Sectional Views (problems)
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: VI SEM
Missing Views, Profiles. Cross Sections, References, Alignments,
Dimensioning
Study Qualitative Selection of type / Size( Excluding Design Calculations)
Standard Practices for Elements- Threads, Bolts, Nuts, Washers
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Standard Practices for Elements - Rivets, Welds. Keys and Keyways
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Standard Practices for Elements - Keys and Keyways
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Standard Practices for Elements - Splines, Couplings.
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Introduction to Limit, Fits and Tolerances. Types of fits.
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Introduction to hole base & Shaft base systems.
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Tolerance Charting, Surfaces Finishing Requirement for Assembly
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Geometrical tolerance suitable for Assembly
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Assembly Drawings Principles
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Assembly / Dismantling Tools
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Assembly / Dismantling Tools
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Foot step Bearing Assembly
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Pedestal Bearing Assembly
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Assemblies by Fastening
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Study of some Standard Assemblies Eg. Jig, Screw jack
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Assembly Drawings (Views Drawing)
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Techniques and standards for Preparing Component Drawings
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Subassembly Drawing (for any component)
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Subassembly Drawing
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Full Assembly Drawing (for any component)
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Full Assembly Drawing (for any component)
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Exploded Views (Disassembly of any Machine component)
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Exploded Views (Disassembly of any Machine component)
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Introduction to Production Drawing. Name Plates, Part List,
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Production Drawings for any components
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Introduction Process Sheet, Process Sheet Practice
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Process sheets for Production Drawings
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Revision on Unit one & unit two
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Revision on Unit three
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Revision on Unit four
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Revision on Unit Five
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Revision on Unit Six
Signature of Faculty
G. H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur
(An Autonomous Institute Under UGC Act 1956)
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Semester/Branch/Section: – VI / MECH /A
Session: 2011-2012
Name of Sub Teacher: Prof.V S Khangar
Name of Sub: Automatic Control
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Introduction to Automatic Control System
Mathematical Modeling of Physical System
Mathematical Modeling of Physical System
Transfer Function system
Representation Through Block Diagram
Representation Through Block Diagram
Representation Through Block Diagram
Signal Flow Graph
Transfer function through Masons Gain Formula
Control System Components
hydraulic actuators
Servomechanism D.C, liquid level control
Automobile Power Steering Control
Speed Control & Position control of Robotic Manipulator
Time Domain Response
Time Domain Response
Analysis under transient input steady state error analysis, error constants
Analysis under transient input steady state error analysis, error constants
PID controller and its application
Rouths criterion of stability
Rouths criterion of stability
Frequency Domain analysis
Frequency Domain analysis
Root - Locus techniques
Root - Locus techniques
Bode plot
Bode plot
gain Margin & phase margin , transportation lag
System Identification from Bode plot
Polar Plot
Polar Plot
Nyquist Plot and Stability criterion
Nyquist Plot and Stability criterion,
Introduction to control system design
log load compensation
Feed Back, Compensation and Pole -Zero placement
State Variable approach and state equations,
Transfer function from state models
state transition matrix and solution of state equations
controllability & observability test through test mode
G. H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur
(An Autonomous Institute Under UGC Act 1956 & affiliated to Rashtrasant Tukdoji Maharaj Nagpur university)
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Teaching Plan-UG
Session: 2011-2012
Name of Subject Teacher: Prof. H. D. Thakare
Semester/Branch/Section: – VI / MECH / B
Lecture No.
Name of Sub: ENERGY CONVERSION - I
Subject code: NMEL306
Topic/Topic Description
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Objective of the subject, Introduction, scope and Practical applications of EC – I.
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Review of basic concepts of thermodynamics, Introduction to steam power plants.
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Basic layout of steam power plant, Introduction to basic components.
Steam Generators Classification and applications
Fire tube and water Tube boilers
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PPT on High Pressure and low pressure boilers
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Different boiler Lay-outs
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Boiler mountings, Boiler accessories
Draught And Its Classification
Chimney Height, Chimney Diameter , Efficiency, condition For Maximum Discharge
Numericals on Boiler draught & Chimney Height.
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Performance Of Steam Generators
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Numericals on Steam Generators
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Evaporation Capacity, Equivalent Evaporation, Boiler Efficiency
Numericals Evaporation Capacity, Equivalent Evaporation
PPT on Bubbling Fluidized Bed Boilers, Circulating Fluidized Bed Boilers
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Fuels For Steam Generators, Gradation & Analysis of Coal, Coal Handling Systems.
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PPT on Ash Collection And Handling Systems.
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Flue Gas Analysis, Feed Water Supply Systems.
Adiabatic Expansion In Nozzles, Maximum Discharge.
Critical Pressure Ratio And Effects Of Friction
Calculation Of Throat And Exit Areas, Supersaturated Flow, Wilson Line.
Numericals on Critical Pressure Ratio And Effects Of Friction
Numericals Calculation Of Throat And Exit Areas, Supersaturated Flow
PPT on Steam Turbines : Principles Of Working Of Steam Turbines, Classification Of
Steam Turbines,
Comparison of Impulse And Reaction Turbines
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Compounding Of Steam Turbines. Energy Losses In Steam Turbines
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Velocity Diagrams, Graphical And Analytical Methods. Work Done, Thrust, Power.
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Numericals on Velocity Diagrams, Graphical And Analytical Methods
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Dimensions And Proportioning Of the Blades.
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Steam Turbine Efficiencies, Condition For Maximum Efficiencies.
Numericals on Steam Turbine Efficiencies, Condition For Maximum Efficiencies
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Reheat And Regenerative Cycles, Governing Of Steam Turbines.
Introduction To Steam Engine. Steam Condensers : Types Of Condensers.
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PPT on Classification Of Condensers, Quantity Of Cooling Water Required.
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Numericals on Quantity Of Cooling Water Required
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Design Calculations For Surface Condensers, Daltons Law Of Pressures. Sources Of
Air Leakages And Air Removal, Air Ejectors.
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Numericals on Design Calculations For Surface Condensers, Daltons Law Of Pressures
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Numericals on Design Calculations For Surface Condensers, Daltons Law Of
Pressures
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PPT on Cooling Towers : Wet Cooling , Dry Cooling Towers Cooling Ponds.
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Revision of the subject.
H.O.D
Dept. of Mechanical Engg.
Subject Expert
H. D. Thakare
Subject Teacher
G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur.
(An autonomous institute under UGC act 1956 &Affiliated to Rashtrasant tukdoji maharaj Nagpur university)
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Teaching Plan -UG
Even Semester: 2011-12
Name of Faculty: Prof.R.R.Kandalkar
Semester/Section: VI/B
Subject Code/Subject Name: NMEL 315/CA-II
Session:2011-12
Lecture No.
Topic
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Introduction to Data Base Management System(DBMS)
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Data and Database System
Database system Concepts
Disadvantages of file handling system
Advantages of using database system
Disadvantages of using database system
Database languages: Data Definition Language(DDL),Data Manipulation
Language(DML)
System architecture
Entity Relationship model
Entities and Entity sets
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Relationship and Relationship sets
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Mapping Cardinalities and Mapping Constraints
Entity Relationship diagram
Reducing E-R diagrams to tables
Generalization and Aggregation
Design of an E-R database schema
Relational Database and Sequential Query Language (SQL)
Structure of Relational Database
Relational Algebra
Basic Structure of SQL
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Set operations, Aggregate functions, Nested Sub queries, Derived relations
Modification of Database ,Joined Relations
Data Definition Language
Embedded SQL
Integrity Constraints and Relational Database Design
Domain Constraints, Referential Integrity
Functional Dependencies
Assertions, Triggers
Pitfalls in Relational Database
Normalization using Functional Dependencies and multi-valued Dependencies
Domain Key Normal Form:1NF,2NF and 3NF
Indexing and Hashing
Indexing, B+ Tree Index files
Static Hashing ,Difference between Hashing and Indexing
Index Definition in SQL, Multiple Key access, Recovery System
Query Interpretation and Query Optimization
Computer Networking
Networking Topologies, Networking Protocols
Network model, Internet and applications.
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E-Commerce
Signature of Faculty
(Prof.R.R.Kandalkar)
G.H.Raisoni College Of Engineering, Nagpur
(An Autonomous Institute Under UGC Act 1956)
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Semester/Branch/Section: – VI / MECH /B
Session: 2011-2012
Name of Sub Teacher: Prof.S.S.Joshi
Name of Sub: Operation Research
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Portion Of Syllabus to be Covered
Introduction and scope of subject in Mechanical Engineering
Basic terms in OR , phases and Characteristics of OR Models
Introduction and scope of Linear Programming
Graphical methods for solving LPP
(Practice session I)
Graphical methods for solving LPP
( Practice session II)
Primal and Dual Relationships – importance and applications
Application of Simplex methods to LPP
(Practice session I)
Application of Simplex methods to LPP
(Practice session II)
Introduction and Scope of Assignment Models ,Basic terminologies in assignment
models
Practical applications of assignment models for minimization and maximization
problems
Basic steps involved in finding Optimal solution
Introduction to Square and non Square matrix models
Analysis of Assignment models ( Practice session –I )
Analysis of Assignment models ( Practice session –II)
Introduction to Transportation Models ,Basic terminologies
Practical applications of Transportation models for minimization and maximization
problems,
Analysis of model for basic feasible solution ( Different methods)
(VAM- Method-Practice Session –I )
Analysis of model for Optimality test
(MODI- Method-Practice Session –I )
Analysis of Transportation models
( Practice session –I )
Degeneracy in Transportation Models
( Practice session –II)
Project Management techniques- Introduction and Scope
Basic terms involved in Project Network drawing
Various cases of Project Network drawing
( Practice session –I )
Introduction to PERT , Basic terms involved in PERT
Analysis of PERT Network for different Cases ( Practice session –I )
Analysis of PERT Network for different Cases ( Practice session –II)
Introduction to CPM , Basic terms involved in CPM
Analysis of CPM Network for different Cases (Practice session –I )
Analysis of CPM Network for different Cases (Practice session –II )
Cost analysis
Introduction and scope - Dynamic programming
Structure and Characteristics of Dynamic Programming
Application of Dynamic Programming to Resource allocation and inventory control
and linear programming
Analysis of Dynamic Programming
( Practice session I)
Analysis of Dynamic Programming
( Practice session II)
Introduction and scope – Replacement models
Group replacement models and Inventory control models
Analysis for optimal replacement policy
(Practice Session I)
Analysis of single product deterministic models
(Practice Session II)
Introduction and scope- Queuing models
Kendall’s Notation And characteristics of Queuing models
Analysis of different Queuing models
(Practice Session I)
Application of Simulation Techniques
Application of random numbers in simulation
Review of subject and Guidelines for exam preparation
(Prof.S.S.Joshi)
G. H. Raisoni College of Engineering
(Autonomous Institution under UGC Act 1956 affiliated to RTM Nagpur University)
Subject: Industrial Electronics (VI-B sem)
Faculty name: Vinay .S
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Dr. A.Y. Deshmukh
(HOD, ETRX Dept.)
Topics
Motivation to study the subject; objectives
DC Motor
AC Motor
Stepper Motor
AC& DC Servo Motors
Speed Torque char. and Selection of Motor
Speed Torque char. and Selection of Motor
Mechanical Switches
Solid state switches
Number system
Number system , Logic Gates
Boolean Algebra
Karnaugh Maps
Karnaugh Maps
Application of Logic Gates
Sequential Logic
Microprocessor:
Architecture of 8085
Assembly Language, Instruction Set
Assembly Language, Instruction Set and Program
Assembly Language, Instruction Set and Program
Assembly Language, Instruction Set and Program
Assembly Language, Instruction Set and Program
I/O System
Interfacing I/O Ports
Interfacing Requirement ,Peripheral Interface
Adapter Serial Communication Interface
PLC:Structure ,I/O processing
Programming ,Mnemonics, Timers
Internal Relays and Counter--- LOGIXPRO DEMO
Shift Register, Master & jump Control--- LOGIXPRO DEMO
Data Handling .Analogue I/O , selection of PLC
Digital Communication
Centralised, Hierarcal and Distributed Control Networks
Centralised, Hierarcal and Distributed Control Networks
Protocol Communication Interface
Fault Detection Technique: Watchdog Timer, Parity and Error Coding
Checks
Common Hardware Faults, Emulation And Simulation
Introduction to design of Mechatronics system and studies
Mechatronics system-Case studies
R&D, revision, doubts
S. Vinay
(Subject Teacher)