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Metrology And Computer Aided Inspection Lab

Theory: Role of metrology in aerospace engineering and traditional measurement practices – measurements of form errors – limit gauges – comparators – surface roughness and related parameters.

Experiments: Lab practice on linear and angular measurements – optical measurements – mea- surement of screws/gears – measurement of form errors – measurement of roughness – inspection practices using comparators – interpretation of shop floor drawings and the related measurement exercises using typical engineering/aerospace components.

Thermal and Fluid Lab

Measurements using Pitot-static tube for gas (air) flow – Orifice-meter and venturi-meter for liquid (water) flow through pipe – Laminar and turbulent flow through pipes, pressure drop – Thermal conductivity measurements of solids – Heat transfer by radiation – Forced and natural convection – Heat exchangers: LMTD, pressure drop – heat transfer coefficient – Pump and turbine efficiencies – CoP of vapor compression refrigeration cycles – Efficiency and BHP of SI and CI engines – Performance test of compressors and blowers.

Machining Science and Technology

Significance of machining processes in engineering/aerospace applications Theory and mechanics of machining processes Abrasive based precision machining processes and applications Configuration and operation of general purpose machine tools

Machinability of aerospace materials- Selection of cutting tools and cutting parameters- Tribological aspects of machining- Design considerations and preparation of drawings for machining.