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Material Science and Metallurgy Lab |
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Introduction |
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laboratory helps students understand the
properties, structure, and behaviour of
engineering materials and metals through
practical experiments such as hardness
testing, heat treatment, and microscopic
examination. |
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Understand properties of ferrous and
non-ferrous materials.
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Perform hardness and impact tests on
materials.
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Study heat treatment processes and
their effects.
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Identify microstructures of metals
using metallography.
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Select suitable materials for
engineering applications.
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INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE LAB |
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Introduction |
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lab provides practical knowledge of
petrol and diesel engines, their
performance, combustion process, fuel
systems, and efficiency measurements. |
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Understand construction and working
of IC engines.
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Conduct performance and efficiency
tests on engines.
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Measure fuel consumption and engine
power.
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Analyze engine emissions and
combustion characteristics.
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Compare two-stroke and four-stroke
engine operations.
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HEAT TRANSFER / REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING
LAB |
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Introduction |
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laboratory focuses on heat transfer
mechanisms and refrigeration systems
used in cooling and air conditioning
applications. |
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Study conduction, convection, and
radiation heat transfer.
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Analyze performance of refrigeration
and air conditioning systems.
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Calculate heat transfer coefficients
and efficiencies.
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Understand working of compressors,
condensers, and evaporators.
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Perform experiments on refrigeration
cycles and psychrometry.
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FLUID MECHANICS LAB |
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Introduction |
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lab develops practical understanding of
fluid properties, fluid flow behavior,
and hydraulic machines through
experiments and measurements. |
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Understand principles of fluid flow
and pressure measurement.
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Determine flow rate, discharge, and
fluid losses in pipes.
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Study characteristics of pumps and
turbines.
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Verify Bernoulli’s theorem and flow
equations experimentally.
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Analyze laminar and turbulent flow
conditions.
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THERMAL LAB |
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Introduction |
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thermal lab provides hands-on experience
in thermal engineering concepts such as
boilers, turbines, compressors, and
thermal energy systems. |
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Understand operation of thermal
engineering equipment.
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Measure thermal efficiency and
energy losses.
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Analyze steam and gas power cycles.
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Conduct experiments on boilers and
turbines.
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Apply thermodynamic principles to
practical systems.
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THEORY OF MACHINE AND VIBRATION LAB |
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Introduction |
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laboratory helps students study
mechanisms, balancing, gyroscopic
effects, and vibration analysis used in
mechanical systems. |
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Understand motion analysis of
mechanical mechanisms.
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Study balancing of rotating and
reciprocating masses.
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Analyze vibration characteristics of
mechanical systems.
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Perform experiments on governors,
gyroscopes, and cams.
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Understand methods of vibration
control and isolation.
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MECHATRONICS / METROLOGY AND QUALITY CONTROL LAB |
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Introduction |
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CAD lab provides training in
computer-aided drafting and modeling for
engineering design and manufacturing
applications. |
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Understand sensors, actuators, and
automation systems.
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Use precision measuring instruments
effectively.
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Study calibration and error analysis
methods.
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Apply quality control tools and
inspection techniques.
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Develop knowledge of industrial
automation and control systems.
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| CAD
LAB |
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Introduction |
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laboratory helps students study
mechanisms, balancing, gyroscopic
effects, and vibration analysis used in
mechanical systems. |
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Create 2D engineering drawings and
3D models.
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Use CAD software for design and
drafting applications.
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Understand dimensioning and assembly
drawings.
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Develop product visualization and
modeling skills.
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Apply CAD tools in engineering
design projects.
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TRIBOLOGY LAB |
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Introduction |
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laboratory deals with the study of
friction, wear, lubrication, and surface
interactions in mechanical components. |
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Learning Outcomes |
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Understand principles of friction
and lubrication.
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Analyze wear characteristics of
engineering materials.
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Study different lubricants and
lubrication methods.
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Perform experiments on bearing and
surface performance.
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Improve machine efficiency and
component life through tribology
concepts.
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