Laboratories

  • Engineering Workshop
  • Mechanics of Solids Lab
  • Thermal Engineering Lab
  • Machine Tools Lab
  • Metrology & Mechatronics Lab
  • Kinematics & Dynamics Machinery Lab
  • Fluid Mechanics & Machinery Lab
  • Heat Transfer Lab
  • CAD / CAM Lab
  • Instrumentation and Experimental Stress Analysis Lab
  • ENGINEERING WORKSHOP

    Workshop

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS

    Year: I/IV B.Tech  (Common to all branches)
     CARPET AREA OF THE LAB:   221.93 Sq.m

    S.No

    Name of the equipment

    Make

    Date of Installation

    Cost in Rs.

    1

    FITTING TOOLS

    Apex, Hindustan, Tapariaetc

    19-10-2001

     

     

    7,00,000/-

    2

    CARPENTRY TOOLS

    Apex, Hindustan, Tapariaetc

    19-10-2001

    3

    TINSMITHY TOOLS

    Apex, Hindustan, Tapariaetc

    19-10-2001

    4

    HOUSE WIRING TOOLS

    Taparia

    15-10-2015

    5

    SOLDERING TOOLS

    Soldron

    20-11-2019

    Total Expenditure Incurred On Major Equipments: Rs. 7,00,000,/-
    Lab-Incharge     :    Mr. G. Uma Maheswara Rao, Assistant Professor
    Lab-Technician :    Mr. M.Raja, Foremen.

    ENGINEERING WORKSHOP
    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:


    CO-1

    Produce a variety of carpentry joints.

    CO-2

    Prepare simple fitting jobs.

    CO-3

    Fabricate simple jobs like tray,elbow etc. using sheet metal.

    CO-4

    Understand and build circuits for different types of applications like
    Stair case wiring, Go-down wiringetc,.

    CO-5

    Assemble simple circuits on breadboard using soldering kit.

    Engineering Workshop

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    Course Outcome

    Carpentry
    1.Corner Dovetail Joint
    2.Mortise and Tenon joint
    3.Dovetail joint
    4.Briddle joint

     

    CO-1

    Fitting
    1.V-fit
    2.Square fit
    3.Half round fit
    4.Dovetail fit

     

    CO-2

    Tinsmithy
    1.Taper tray
    2.Square box with lid
    3.Elbow pipe
    4.Rectangular tray

     

    CO-3

    House wiring                                                                
    1.Parallel and series wiring                                              
    2.Stair case wiring
    3.Godown Wiring

     

    CO-4

    Soldering                                                                      
    1.LED bulb circuit
    2.DC motor with Potentiometer
    3.Desoldering PCB

     

    CO-5

  • MECHANICS OF SOLIDS LAB

     

    Strength of Materials Lab

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS

    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB: 186.94 Sq. m

     

    SNo

    Name of the equipment

    Supplier

    Date of Installation

    Cost (Rs.)

    1

    Universal Testing Machine

    FIE

    19-7-2006

    3,80,500/-

    2

    Torsion Testing Machine

    FIE

    31-05-2006

    1,37,750/-

    3

    Vickers Hardness Tester

    FIE

    05-05-2006

    1,15,250/-

    4

    Brinell Rockwell Hardness
    Tester

    SAROJ

    28-03-2006

    39,750/-

    5

    Impact Tester

    FIE

    31-05-2006

    84,875/-

    6

    Spring Tester

    SHANTA

    18-04-2006

    52,625/-

    7

    Deflection of beams set up

    1. Simply supported
    2. Cantilever

     

    ANITS

     

    06-01-2017

     

    10, 000/-

    TOTAL EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON MAJOR EQUIPMENTS: Rs. 8,20,750/-
    Lab-Incharge     :    Dr. K. Naresh Kumar, Assistant Professor
    Lab-Technician :    Mr. B. Rama Rao.

    MECHANICS OF SOLIDS LAB
    COURSEOUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:


    CO-1

    Measure and analyse the various properties of materials under Tensile/Compressive/Shear and Bending loads using Universal testing machine.

    CO-2

    Determine the Modulus of rigidity of a given material using Torsion and Spring testing equipment’s.

    CO-3

    Determine theenergy absorbed by a ductile material using impact testing machine.

    CO-4

    Determine the Hardness of ferrous and non-ferrous materials using Brinell, Rockwell and Vickers hardness testing machines.

    CO-5

    Determinethe Modulus of Elasticity of mild steel and wood using simply supported and cantilever set-up arrangements.

     

    MECHANICS OF SOLIDS LAB

     

    S.NO

     

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    COURSE
    OUTCOME

    1

    Determination of  Young’s modulus , Yield strength , Breaking strength, Ultimate strength, Percentage elongation and Percentage reduction in area for a ductile material in Tension using Universal Testing Machine

     

    CO1

    2.

    Determination of  Compressive strength of wood by using Universal Testing Machine

    CO1

    3.

    Evaluation of Modulus of rigidity of a given mild steel specimen using torsion testing machine

    CO2

    4.

    Evaluation of Modulus of rigidity of a given helical coil spring material using Spring testing machine

    CO2

    5

    Determination of Impact strength of the ductile material using Impact testing machine.

    CO3

    6

    Determination of hardness of a given ferrous & non-ferrous material by using Brinell hardness testing machine.

    CO4

    7

    Determination of hardness of a given ferrous & non-ferrous material by using Rockwell hardness testing machine.

    CO4

    8.

    Determination of hardness of a given ferrous & non-ferrous material by using Vickers hardness testing machine.

    CO4

    9

    Determination of Modulus of Elasticity of mild steel & wood, by using the principle of simply supported beam.

    CO5

    10

    Determination of Modulus of Elasticity of mild steel & wood by using the principle of a cantilever beam.

    CO5

    11

    Determination of shear strength of the given ductile material by performing double shear test using Universal Testing Machine.

    CO1

    12

    Determination of  flexural/bending strength induced in  the ductile material by  performing bending  test using Universal Testing Machine

    CO1

     

  • THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB

     

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS

    YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: 2003

    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB:  268.7  sq.m

     

    S.N0

     

    Name of the equipment

     

    Supplier

    Date of Installation

     

    Cost (Rs.)

    1

    Four stroke single cylinder constant high speed Diesel Engine Test Rig with Rope Brake Dynamometer (Vertical)

     

    M/s. Romesh& Co

     

    19.02.2003

     

    54,145/-

    2

    Single stage Air Compressor Test Rig

    M/s. Romesh& Co

    19.02.2003

    29,108/-

    3

    Junkers Gas Calorimeter

    M/s. Romesh& Co

    19.02.2003

    34,306/-

    4

    Redwood Viscometer –I

    M/s. Romesh& Co

    19.02.2003

    5,499/-

    5

    Redwood Viscometer –II

    M/s. Romesh& Co

    19.02.2003

    6,707/-

    6

    Cleveland Flash & Fire point Apparatus

    M/s. Romesh& Co

    19.02.2003

    3,296/-

    7

    Pensky-Martins Flash point Apparatus

    M/s. Romesh& Co

    19.02.2003

    4,581/-

    8

    Pressure gauge tester

    M/s. Romesh& Co

    27.03.2006

    45,612/-

    9

    Wind Tunnel

    M/s. TECH-ED

    25.01.2007

    2,12,625/-

    10

    Four stroke single cylinder constant high speed Diesel Engine Test Rig with Rope Brake Dynamometer (Horizontal )

     

    M/s.  KSS Industries

     

    28.05.2007

     

    1,49,597/-

    11

    Four stroke Dual cylinder constant high speed Diesel Engine Test Rig with Electrical Dynamometer

     

    M/s.TECH-ED

     

    30.05.2007

     

    1,41,372/-

    12

    Two stage Air Compressor Test Rig with Inter Cooler

     

    M/s. TECH-ED

     

    30.05.2007

     

    51,408/-

    13

    Four stroke multi-cylinder Petrol Engine Test Rig with Hydraulic Dynamometer

     

    M/s. TECH-ED

     

    25.06.2007

     

    2,09,412/-

    14

    Vapour Compression Refrigeration Test Rig

    M/s. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    80,000/-

    15

    Four stroke single cylinder constant slow speed Diesel Engine Test Rig with Rope brake Dynamometer

     

    M/s. TECH-ED

     

    17.05.2014

     

    1,40,000/-

    16

    Computerized variable compression ratio diesel Engine Test Rig with Eddy current Dynamometer.

     

    M/s. TECH-ED

     

    17.05.2014

     

    8,35,000/-

      17

    Exhaust gas Analyser- 6 Gases & Smoke meter with Printer

     

    M/s. TECH-ED

     

    27.01.2016

     

    4,27,775/-

    18

    Separating & Throttling calorimeter

    M/s.Super-Tech Equipments

     

    08.02.2018

     

    78,234/-

      19

    Air Conditioning Cycle Test Rig

    M/s.IND-LAB Equipment Pvt Ltd

     

    18.03.2021

     

    1,88,800/-

                               TOTAL EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON MAJOR EQUIPMENTS: Rs-26,97,477/-
    LAB-INCHARGE    :  Mr. K. GOWRI SANKAR, Asst. Prof.

    LAB-TECHNICIAN :  Mr. B. R. S. RAYULU

    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:


    CO1

    Experiment with I.C Engines to evaluate their performance

    CO2

    Experiment with two stage Air compressor and test for its efficiencies

    CO3

    Estimate actual & theoretical COP’s of VCR System and Air conditioning System by experimentation

    CO4

    Estimate the Dryness Fraction of wet steam by using Separating and Throttling Calorimeter.

    CO5

    Determine the properties of Fuels like Flash, Fire points & Calorific value.

    CO6

    Calibrate a Pressure Gauge and Assess the Variation of Viscosity of  a Lubricating oil with temperature  by Experimentation

     

    THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB
    LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

    S.NO

    Name of the Experiment

    Course Outcome

    1

    Load test on a Diesel Engine to evaluate its Performance

    CO1

    2

    Morse test on Multi-cylinder petrol engine to determine Frictional power.

    CO1

    3

    Prepare a Heat balance sheet of a Diesel Engine by experimentation.

    CO1

    4

    Retardation test on a slow speed Diesel engine to obtain Frictional power

    CO1

    5

    Determination of Various Efficiencies of a given 2-stage air compressor.

    CO2

    6

    Determination of theoretical, actual and relative COP’s of a vapour compression refrigeration system.

    CO3

    7

    Measurement of Dryness fraction of steam using separating and throttling calorimeter.

    CO4

    8

    Determination of Calorific value of Gaseous fuel by using Junker’s Gas Calorimeter.

    CO5

    9

    Observation and marking of Valve timings of a four stroke Engine and Port timings of a two stroke Engine and further draw VTD & PTD respectively.

    CO1

    10

    Determination of Absolute & Kinematic viscosities of a given lubricating oil sample using Redwood Viscometer and study their variation with temperature.

    CO6

    11

    Determination of Flash & Fire points of Fuel oils.

    CO5

    12

    Calibration of a Pressure Gauge by using Pressure gauge tester

    CO6

    13

    Determination of theoretical, actual and relative COP’s of an Air conditioning system.

    CO3

    14

    Demonstration Experiment on a Computerized  Variable compression ratio Diesel Engine to obtain Crank angle Vs Pressure diagram.

    CO1

  • MANUFACTURING LAB

    Manufacturing Technology Lab

    Manufacturing Technology Lab

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS

    YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: 2006

    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB    :  352.53sq.m

    S. No.

    Name of the Equipment

    Make

    Date of Installation

    Cost (in Rupees)

    1

    All Geared Student Lathes-5 No's

    PADMANI STUDENT

    23/09/2006

    7,55,545.00

    2

    Shaping Machine

    MASTER MTT(M)

    22/08/2006

    99,988.00

    3

    Surface Grinding Machine

    BHURJI

    22/08/2006

    1,07,960.00

    4

    Power Hacksaw

    JASWANT

    22/08/2006

    37,517.00

    5

    Arc Welding Equipment

    ELECTROWELD

    22/08/2006

    20,177.00

    6

    Foundry Equipment

    MBC

    18/10/2006

    35,000.00

    7

    Machine Lathes-2 No's

    UNITECH

    16/05/2007

    3,30,000.00

    8

    Universal Milling Machine

    RAMAN

    16/05/2007

    3,67,120.00

    9

    Radial Drilling Machine

    NIKKEE

    16/05/2007

    2,10,000.00

    10

    Tool and Cutter Grinder

    MITTER

    16/05/2007

    1,05,400.00

    11

    Tool Dynamometers- 4 No's

    BSPIL

    25/05/2007

    3,22,608.00

    12

    Sand Rammer

    BSPIL

    28/05/2007

    15,790.00

    13

    Universal Sand Testing Machine

    BSPIL

    28/05/2007

    57,310.00

    14

    Clay wash with accessories

    BSPIL

    28/05/2007

    10,330.00

    15

    Rapid moisture tester

    BSPIL

    28/05/2007

    8,965.00

    16

    Tool Makers Microscope

    BSPIL

    28/05/2007

    42,730.00

    17

    Profile Projector

    BSPIL

    28/05/2007

    44,415.00

    18

    Capstan Lathe

    NOBLE

    06/09/2007

    1,48,992.00

    19

    Sieve Shaker

    SECOR

    04/12/2009

    25,400.00

    20

    Muffle Furnace

    PEW

    04/12/2009

    15,740.00

    21

    Spot Welding

    JEKSON

    13/02/2021

    50,150.00

    22

    Surface Roughness Tester & Accessories

    MITUTOYO

    13/02/2021

    2,25,279.00

    23

    Heavy Duty Wood Turning Lathe

    ALHM Co. Pvt. Ltd.

    10/09/2022

    36,300.00

    24

    Lathe Tool Dynamometer

    SAMARTH INDUSTRIES

    15/11/2022

    90,270.00

    25

    Drill Tool Dynamometer

    SAMARTH INDUSTRIES

    15/11/2022

    79,650.00

    26

    Software for Dynamometers

    SAMARTH INDUSTRIES

    15/11/2022

    40,356.00

                               TOTAL EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON MAJOR EQUIPMENTS: Rs-32,82,992/-
    LAB-INCHARGE     :   M. PRITHVI RAJ, Asst. Prof.

    LAB-TECHNICIAN :  Mr. P. SRINIVASA RAO

    MANUFACTURING LAB
    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:


    CO1

    Design and Fabricate wooden patterns of different shapes using carpentry tools.

    CO2

    Prepare sand mould & castings for different patterns.

    CO3

    Evaluate the properties of moulding sand to check its suitability.

    CO4

    Produce a spectrum of weld joints by using manual arc welding and spot welding processes.

    MANUFACTURING LAB
    LIST OF EXPERIEMNTS

     

     

    S.NO

     

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    COURSE
    OUTCOME

    1

    Design and fabrication of wooden patterns (single piece & two piece)

    CO1

    2

    Preparation of sand mould for solid flange

    CO2

    3

    Preparation of sand mould for stepped cone pulley

    CO2

    4

    Preparation of sand mould for hallow pipe

    CO2

    5

    Moisture content test

    CO3

    6

    Clay content test

    CO3

    7

    Green compression and Shear Strength test

    CO3

    8

    Sieve analysis

    CO3

    9

    V-Butt joint using manual metal arc welding

    CO4

    10

    Corner weld joint using manual metal arc welding

    CO4

    11

    Double lap weld joint using manual metal arc welding

    CO4

    12

    Lap joint using Spot welding equipment

    CO4

     

    MACHINE TOOLS LAB
    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:


    CO1

    Perform facing, turning, taper turning, knurling, forming and thread cutting operations on the given work-piece using lathe.

    CO2

    Analyse the characteristics of chips produced through machining process by varying the machining parameters on various work-piece materials.

    CO3

    Measure and analyse the cutting forces, shear angle and temperature experienced by the cutting tool for varying cutting parameters in machine tools (Lathe and Shaper).

    CO4

    Perform drilling and tapping operations in Drilling machine and gear cutting in Milling machine.

    CO5

    Generate tool geometry (tool angles) on a tool blank using Tool and Cutter Grinder and also measure surface roughness of a flat surface grinded by Surface grinding machine.

     

    MACHINE TOOLS LAB
    LIST OF EXPERIEMNTS

     

     

    S.NO

     

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    COURSE
    OUTCOME

    1

    Step turning on Lathe

    CO-1

    2

    Taper turning and knurling on Lathe

    CO-1

    3

    Thread cutting and forming on Lathe

    CO-1

    4

    Step turning and knurling on a round bar using Capstan Lathe

    CO-1

    5

    Experimental study of chip formation in turning

    CO-2

    6

    Measurement of cutting forces on Lathe

    CO-3

    7

    Measurement of shear angle on Lathe

    CO-3

    8

    Measurement of shear angle on Shaper

    CO-3

    9

    Measurement of cutting tool temperature on Lathe

    CO-3

    10

    Drilling and Tapping on Radial Drilling Machine

    CO-4

    11

    Spur Gear cutting in milling machine

    CO-4

    12

    Grinding of a single point cutting tool

    CO-5

    13

    Surface roughness measurement by Talysurf surface roughness tester

    CO-5

  • METROLOGY & MECHATRONICS LAB

    Metrology & Mechatronics Lab

    LIST OF EQUIPMENTS

    YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: 2007
    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB    : 70.65 Sq.m


    S No

    Name of the equipment

    Make / Supplier

    Date of Installation

    Cost

    01.

    Vernier calipers – 6 No’s

    INSIZE

    12.11.2007

    20,865.00

    02.

    Micrometer – 2 No’s

    INSIZE

    12.11.2007

    8,000.00

    03.

    Dial gauge with magnetic stands – 5 No’s

    MITUTOYO

    12.11.2007

    14,500.00

    04.

    Universal Bevel protractor – 1 No

    BSPYROMATIC

    12.11.2007

    5,700.00

    05.

    Sine bar – 2 No’s

    M/s BSPIL

    12.11.2007

    4,680.00

    06.

    Autocollimator – 1 No

    M/s BSPIL

    12.11.2007

    52,400.00

    07.

    Monochromatic checklite

    M/s BSPIL

    12.11.2007

    19,000.00

    08.

    Vernier height gauges – 2 No’s

    AEROSPACE

    12.11.2007

    4,940.00

    09.

    Mechanical comparator

    M/s BSPIL

    12.11.2007

    4,500.00

    10.

    Gear tooth caliper – 2 No’s

    AEROSPACE

    12.11.2007

    9,600.00

    11.

    Combination Set

    KRISTAL

    12.11.2007

    12,000.00

    12.

    Surface plates  with stands – 8 No’s

    M/s BSPIL

    12.11.2007

    73,600.00

    13.

    Slip gauge sets – 4 No’s

    M/s BSPIL

    12.11.2007

    32,000.00

    14.

    Snap Gauge

    M/s BSPIL

    12.11.2007

    6,500.00

    15.

    V-Block – 2 No’s

    M/s BSPIL

    12.11.2007

    1,900.00

    16.

    Feeler Gauge – 1 No

    M/s BSPIL

    12.11.2007

    300.00

    17.

    Vernier depth gauge – 1 No.

    INSIZE

    12.11.2007

    1,000.00

    18.

    Plain plug gauge – 1 No

    BSPYROMATIC

    12.11.2007

    600.00

    19..

    PLC Trainer Kit

    CMAS

    28.11.2009

    4,82,081.00

    20.

    Air Compressor  -- 1 No

    KND

    15.12.2009

    18,000.00

    21.

    Dial gauge with magnetic stands – 2 No’s

    MITUTOYO

    19.12.2016

    12,390.00

    22.

    Dial gauge with magnetic stands – 2 No’s

    MITUTOYO

    24.11.2018

    10,724.00

    23.

    Universal Bevel protractor – 1 No.

    MITUTOYO

    24.12.2018

    14,928.00

    24.

    Micrometer – 2 No’s

    MITUTOYO

    02.02.2021

    7,441.00

    25.

    Universal Bevel protractor – 1 No.

    MITUTOYO

    02.02.2021

    17,641.00

    TOTAL EXPENDITURE INCURRED: Rs 8,35,290/-
    LAB-INCHARGE     : Mr. D.S.S. RAVI KIRAN, Asst. Prof.
    LAB-TECHNICIAN :            Mr. M. RAJA, Foreman

    METROLOGY AND MECHATRONICS LAB
    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:


    CO-1

    Calibrate measuring instruments (Vernier calliper, Screw gauge & Dial gauge).

    CO-2

    Measure the included angle between two adjacent sides of a given specimen by using a Universal Bevel protractor and also taper angle of a tapered bar by using a Sine bar.

    CO-3

    Determine the included angle of a V-blockand Gear tooth parameters of a given spur gear by experimentation.

    CO-4

    Check the concentricity and roundness of the given spigot by using a dial gauge,check the flatness of the given surface using Autocollimator and also determine the central distance between two holes in a template using Vernier height gauge.

    CO-5

    List and Explain the working of components in a PLC and sensor kit &developa ladder logic programme in PLC for various practical applications (Traffic signal, Belt Conveyer, and Pneumatic operations).

     

    METROLOGY & MECHATRONICS LAB
    LIST OF EXPERIEMNTS

    S.NO

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    COURSE
    OUTCOME

    1

    Calibration of a Vernier caliper.

    CO1

    2

    Calibration of a Micrometer.

    CO1

    3

    Calibration of a Dial gauge.

    CO1

    4

    Measure the included angle between two adjacent sides of a given specimen by using a Universal Bevel protractor.

    CO2

    5

    Determination the taper angle of a tapered bar by using a Sine-bar.

    CO2

    6

    Measurement of included angle of a V-block.

    CO3

    7

    Measurement of Gear tooth parameters of a spur gear.

    CO3

    8

    Checking the flatness of a surface plate by using an auto-collimator.

    CO4

    9

    Measurement of central distance between two holes of a template by using a Vernier height gauge.

    CO4

    11

    Checking the roundness and concentricity of a spigot using a Dial gauge.

    CO4

    12

    Training on PLC based Sensor kit.

    CO5

    12

    Training on PLC based control of Traffic lights.

    CO5

    13

    Training on PLC based Material handling system ( Belt-Conveyor).

    CO5

    14

    Training on PLC based Pneumatic control of single and double acting cylinders.

    CO5

  • KINEMATICS AND DYNAMICS OF MACHINERY LABORATORY

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS
    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB:   70.65 sq.m 


    S.No

    Name of the Equipment

    Supplier

    Date of Installation

    Cost (Rs.)

    1

    Whirling shaft apparatus

    POLYLAB ENGINEERING

    10.04.2021

    45,500/-

    2

    Universal governor apparatus

    POLYLAB ENGINEERING

    10.04.2021

    43,500/-

    3

    Motorized gyroscope

    POLYLAB ENGINEERING

    10.04.2021

    44,000/-

    4

    Static and Dynamic balancing Apparatus

    POLYLAB ENGINEERING

    10.04.2021

    29,500/-

    5

    Cam Analysis Apparatus

    POLYLAB ENGINEERING

    10.04.2021

    43,500/-

    6

    Journal bearing apparatus

    POLYLAB ENGINEERING

    10.04.2021

    48,000/-

    7

    Coriolis component of acceleration set up

    POLYLAB ENGINEERING

    10.04.2021

    70,000/-

    8

    Epicyclic gear train apparatus

    POLYLAB ENGINEERING

    10.04.2021

    63000/-

          TOTAL EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON MAJOR EQUIPMENTS: 3,87,000/-

    COURSE OUTCOMES
    B.TECH, III/IV-1SEMESTER
    KINEMATICS AND DYNAMICS OF MACHINERY LAB

    Course Outcomes: At the end of the course, the student will be able to:

    CO-1

    Determine the velocity of slider for various angular positions of crank from experimentally obtained displacement-time graph & correlate with the theoretical values and also evaluate and compare between theoretical and experimentally obtained value of Corioli’s component of acceleration.

    CO-2

    Analyze the motion of a roller follower for different angular positions of a tangent cam through experimentally obtained displacement-time graph & correlate with the theoretical values.

    CO-3

    Conduct experiments on various centrifugal governors and assess their performance.

    CO-4

    Observe the gyroscopic principle and experimentally determine the gyroscopic couple and correlate with the theoretical values.

    CO-5

    Balance a given system of masses positioned in different planes on a rotating shaft.

    CO-6

    Determine the natural frequency of a system in longitudinal & torsional vibrations and compare with theoretical values.

     

     

    LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

    S.No

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    COURSE
    OUTCOME

    1

    Evaluation of the velocity of slider in a slider-crank mechanism through experimentation & comparison with the theoretical values

    CO1

    2

    Assessment of Coriolis component of acceleration & correlation with the theoretical values

    CO1

    3

    Analysing the motion of a roller follower for different angular positions of a tangent cam & comparing with theoretical formulae

    CO2

    4

    Assessing the performance of a Porter governor

    CO3

    5

    Assessing the performance of a Hartnell governor

    CO3

    6

    Determination of gyroscopic couple and correlating with the theoretical values

    CO4

    7

    Balancing a given system of masses positioned in different planes on a rotating shaft

    CO5

    8

    Determination of moment of inertia of a connecting rod and its dynamically equivalent system

    CO5

    9

    Evaluation of the natural frequency of a longitudinal vibrating system

    CO6

    10

    Evaluation of the natural frequency of a torsional vibrating system

    CO6

    11

    Determination of input torque, output torque and holding torque of the given Epicyclic gear train

    Demo

    12

    Evaluation of the critical (or) whirling speed of a rotating shaft

    Demo

    13

    Experimentally plotting the pressure profile of hydrodynamic lubricant film in a journal bearing

    Demo

  • FLUID MECHANICS & MACHINERY LAB 

    Fluid Mechanics & Machinery Lab

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS

    YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: 2003

    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB    :  156.98sq.m

     

    S.N0

     

    Name of the equipment

     

    Supplier

    Date of Installation

     

    Cost (Rs.)

    1

    Pelton wheel turbine

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    1,14,970/-

    2

    Francis turbine

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    1,33,066/-

    3

    Friction factor apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    45,787/-

    4

    Centrifugal pump

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    53,190/-

    5

    Reciprocating pump

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    49,077/-

    6

    Bernoulli’s Apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    40,852/-

    7

    Venturimeter and orifice meter apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    49,899/-

    8

    Notches and weirs apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    50,722/-

    9

    Orifice and Mouth piece apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    45,375/-

    10

    Impact of jet apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    07-06-2003

    43,319/-

    11

    Rotameter apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    06-09-2003

    37,288/-

    12

    Reynold’s apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    06-09-2003

     

    36,146/-

    13

    Pitot tube apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    06-09-2003

     

    28,606/-

    14

    Packed bed apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    06-09-2003

    40,030/-

    15

    Fluidized bed apparatus

    Engineering equipment enterprise

    06-09-2003

     

    41,675/-

    16

    Bernoulli’s Apparatus

    Vee Met Engineering & Services

     

    19-12-2020

     

    72,900/-

                                   TOTAL EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON MAJOR EQUIPMENTS: Rs-882,902/-
    LAB-INCHARGE     :   Mr. B. PRADEEP KUMAR, Asst. Prof.
    LAB-TECHNICIAN :  Mr. D. SRINU

    FLUID MECHANICS AND MACHINERY LAB
    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:


    CO1

    Verify the veracity of Bernoulli’s theorem by experimentation.

    CO2

    Calibrate flow measuring devices such as Venturimeter, orifice meter, orifice, V-notch and rotameter.

    CO3

    Determine the friction factor of pipes by experimentation.

    CO4

    Determine the force exerted by a jet of fluid on vanes of different configurations and compare with theoretical values.

    CO5

    Evaluate the performance of different classes of turbines and pumps under varying operating conditions.

    FLUID MECHANICS AND MACHINERY LAB
    LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

     

    S.NO

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    COURSE
    OUTCOME

    1.

    Verification of Bernoulli’s theorem.

    CO1

    2.

    Determination of coefficient of discharge of a Rectangular notch (OR) a Triangular notch.

    CO2

    3.

    Determination of coefficient of discharge of an Orifice (OR) a Mouthpiece.

    CO2

    4.

    Calibration of a Venturimeter& evaluating its Co-efficient of discharge.

    CO2

    5.

    Calibration of an Orifice meter& evaluating its Co-efficient of discharge.

    CO2

    6.

    Calibration of a Rotameter.

    CO2

    7.

    Determination of the head losses for flow through pipes and evaluation of friction factor.

    CO3

    8.

    Determination of co-efficient of Impact of a jet on a Flat vane (OR) Curved vane

    CO4

    9.

    Perform a Load test on a Pelton turbine & evaluate its performance.

    CO5

    10.

    Perform a Load test on a Francis turbine & evaluate its performance.

    CO5

    11.

    Performance evaluation of a Centrifugal pump by experimentation.

    CO5

    12.

    Performance Evaluation of a reciprocating pump by experimentation.

    CO5

     

     

    THERMODYNAMICS & MECHANICS OF FLUIDS LAB
    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:


    CO1

    Determine the properties of fuels and lubricating oils.

    CO2

    Analyse the performance of a 4-stroke Diesel engine through load test and timing of valves and ports in 4-stroke and 2-stroke engines.

    CO3

    Calibrate flow measuring devices such as Venturimeter and Orificemeter.

    CO4

    Determine the friction factor of pipes by experimentation.

    CO5

    Determine the force exerted by a jet of fluid on vanes of different configurations and compare with theoretical values.

    CO6

    Analyse the performance of Pelton/Francis turbines under varying operating conditions.

    THERMODYNAMICS & MECHANICS OF FLUIDS LAB
    [Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering]
    LIST OF EXPERIEMNTS
       

    S.NO

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    COURSE
    OUTCOME

     

    GROUP-A

     

    1.

    Determination of flash and fire points of oils.

    CO1

    2.

    Determination of Viscosity using Redwood Viscometer-I&II

    CO1

    3.

    Determination of Calorific value of gaseous fuel using Junkers gas calorimeter

    CO1

    4.

    Valve timing diagram of 4-stroke engine

    CO2

    5.

    Port timing diagram of 2-stroke engine

    CO2

    6.

    Load test on 4-stroke diesel engine

    CO2

     

     

     

     

    GROUP-B

     

    1.

    Determination of coefficient of discharge through Orifice

    CO3

    2.

    Calibration of flow meters A. Venturimeter B. Orifice meter

    CO3

    3.

    To determine the head losses for flow through pipes and further obtain friction factor

    CO4

    4.

    Determination of co-efficient of Impact of a jet on a Flat vane

    CO5

    5.

    Perform a Load test on a Pelton turbine & evaluate its performance.

    CO6

    6.

    Perform a Load test on a Francis turbine & evaluate its performance.

    CO6

  • HEAT TRANSFER LAB

    Heat and Mass Transfer Lab

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS

    YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: 2008

    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB:   70.65 sq.m

    S.No

    Name of the Equipment

    Supplier

    Date of Installation

    Cost (Rs.)

    1

    Heat transfer through composite walls apparatus.

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    21,000/-

    2

    Forced convection apparatus with Horizontal test section.

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    32,000/-

    3

    Free convection apparatus with vertical test section.

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    21,000/-

    4

    Heat transfer from Pin Fin apparatus

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    30,000/-

    5

    Emissivity measurement apparatus.

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    25,000/-

    6

    Stefan Boltzmann apparatus

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    20,000/-

    7

    Thermal conductivity of insulating powder apparatus.

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    24,000/-

    8

    Heat transfer through lagged pipe apparatus.

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    25,000/-

    9

    Drop wise and Film wise condensation apparatus.

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    52,000/-

    10

    Thermal Conductivity of metal rod apparatus.

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    25,000/-

    11

    Unsteady state heat transfer apparatus.

    M/S. TECH-ED

    18.02.2008

    32,000/-

    12

    Heat  Exchanger (Parallel and counter flow)

    M/S. TECH-ED

    03.05.2021

    45,000/-

    13

    Thermal conductivity measurement apparatus for liquids

    M/S. TECH-ED

    03.05.2021

    45,000/-

    TOTAL EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON MAJOR EQUIPMENTS: Rs. 3,97,000/-
    LAB-INCHARGE     :  Dr. LENIN V R, Asst. Prof.

    LAB-TECHNICIAN :            Mr. L. SRINIVASA RAO     

    HEAT TRANSFER LAB
    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:


    CO-1

    Determine the thermal conductivity of a given metal/insulating powder by experimentation.

    CO-2

    Determine the heat transfer coefficient of air in free and forced convections by experimentation and compare these with theoretical values, and further conduct experiment on a fin of uniform cross-section to compare the theoretical and experimental temperatures along its length and evaluate its efficiency & effectiveness.

    CO-3

    Perform experiment in unsteady state heat transfer condition to verify lumped system analysis.

    CO-4

    Experimentally determine emissivity of a grey body and the Stefan-Boltzmann constant.

     

    HEAT TRANSFER LAB
    LIST OF EXPERIEMNTS 

     

    S.NO

     

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    COURSE
    OUTCOME

    1

    Determination of thermal conductivity of asbestos powder using a spherical arrangement.

    CO1

    2

    Determination of thermal conductivity of glass wool using a composite cylindrical arrangement.

    CO1

    3

    Determination of overall heat transfer coefficient of a composite wall.

    CO1

    4

    Determination of thermal conductivity of Brass by using the metal rod apparatus.

    CO1

    5

    Determination of heat transfer coefficient of air in free convection for flow over a vertical cylinder along its length.

    CO2

    6

    Determination of heat transfer coefficient of air in forced convection for flow through a horizontal pipe.

    CO2

    7

    Determination of effectiveness and efficiency of a fin of uniform cross-section and comparison of theoretical & experimental temperatures along its length under forced convection.

    CO2

    8

    Verification of lumped system analysis by experimentation.

    CO3

    9

    Determination of Stefan Boltzmann constant by experimentation.

    CO4

    10

    Determination of Emissivity of a Grey body by experimentation.

    CO4

  • COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN LAB

    ADVANCED ENGINEERING GRAPHICS LAB

    CAD Lab

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS
    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB:   70.65 sq.m


    S.No

    Name of Equipment

    Making

    Unit Cost(Rs.)

    Date of Installation

    Total Cost
    (With Tax)(Rs.)

    1

    AUTOCAD INVENTOR PROFESSIONAL 2009 (5 Users)

    AutoDESK

    36,000/-

    26-Aug-2008

    1,87,200/-

    2

    ANSYS Software Package (5 User)

    ANSYS

    2,20,000/-

    18-Sep-2008

    2,20,000/-

    3

    10KVA UPS  with 15 No's batteries

    ELNOVA

    1,19,500/-

    27-Dec-2008

    1,19,500/-

    4

    Solid Works Edu Edition 2009-2010 ( 20 Users)

    Dassault Systemes

    2,15,000/-

    22-Oct-2009

    2,15,000/-

    5

    ANSYS Software Package (5 User)

    ANSYS

    1,90,000/-

    17-Oct-2012

    1,90,000/-

    6

    Epson EB 525W (LCD PROJECTOR) and Accessories

    EPSON

    47,685/-

    21-Dec-2015

    47,685/-

    7

    10KVA UPS  with 20 No's batteries

    SAN ACE 120

    1,26,400/-

    12-Aug-2016

    1,26,400/-

    8

    Computer System -        4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, 2GB Graphic Card, 18.5 Monitor

    HP - 280 G2 MT

    31,605.71/-

    18-Aug-2016

    9,48,171/-

    9

    CATIA V-5 R2017 (15 users)

    Dassault Systemes

    4,07,000/-

    29-Dec-2017

    4,80,260/-

    10

    Computer System - 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, 18.5 Monitor

    HP - 280 G4 MT

    27,050/-

    6-Jan-2020

    9,73,800/-

    11

    ANSYS Academic Teaching Mechanical and CFD (25 tasks)

    ANSYS

    10,91,500/-

    15-Mar-2023

    10,91,500/-

    Total Expenditure Incurred On Major Equipments: Rs. 45,99,516/-
    LAB-INCHARGE     :    Mr. J. V.Bhanutej, Assistant Professor

    LAB-TECHNICIAN :    Mr. R. Santhosh Kumar     

    COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING LAB

    CNC & 6 Axis Robot

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS

    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB:   24 sq.m


    S.No

    Name of Equipment

    Making

    Unit Cost

    Date of Purchase

    Total Cost (With Tax)

    1

    XI Turn CNC LATHE

     MTAB Engineers Pri Ltd

     4,66,992/-

    28-Jan-2009

    4,66,992/-

    2

    ARISTO6XT-6

     MTAB Engineers Pri Ltd

    4,80,000/-

    28-Jan-2009

    4,80,000/-

    3

    LATHE & ROBOT Accessories

     

     44,728/-

    18-Nov-2008

    44,728/-

    4

    Air Compressor - 2HP - 8 Bar

     

     11,850/-

    18-Jan-2016

     11,850/-

    5

    3D Printer -Flash Forge Dreamer Dual Extruder

    Flash Forge

    1,01,143/-

    22-Mar-2016

    1,06,200/-

    Total Expenditure Incurred On Major Equipments: Rs. 11,09,770/-
    Lab-Incharge     :    Mr. S. Phani Kumar, Assistant Professor
    Lab-Technician :    Mr. R. Santhosh Kumar   


     

    COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN LAB
    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:

    CO1

    Develop two dimensional views of any mechanical component.

    CO2

    Create three dimensional part models and assemblies of machine components.

    CO3

    Evaluate the stresses in 2D beams and trusses in static conditions using ANSYS.

    CO4

    Determine the stresses in 3D Components using Solidworks.

    CO5

    Develop and execute programs on CNC Machine, further perform material handling operation using Pick and Place ROBOT.

     

    CAD EXPERIMENTS

    S.No

    NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT

    COURSE OUTCOME

    1

    Drawing the orthographic views of cotter joint using AutoCAD

    CO1

    2

    Drawing the orthographic views of knuckle joint using AutoCAD

    CO1

    3

    Preparation of Part model, Assembly and drawing of Oldham coupling

    CO2

    4

    Preparation of Part model, Assembly and drawing of Universal coupling

    CO2

    5

    Preparation of Part model, Assembly and drawing of Screw Jack

    CO2

    6

    Static analysis of a 2D beam using ANSYS

    CO3

    7

    Static analysis of  a 2D Truss using ANSYS

    CO3

    8

    Static analysis of a 3D Plate using Solidworks

    CO4

    9

    Preparation of manual part program for CNC turning

    CO5

    10

    Preparation of pick & place program for ROBOT

    CO5

    ADVANCED ENGINEERING DRAWING LAB
    COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the Course, the student will be able to:

    CO1

    Draft simple 2D drawings with dimensions using CAD software.

    CO2

    Draw orthographic projections for sections of solids & further develop surfaces of regular and truncated solids using CAD software.

    CO3

    Draw orthographic projections for intersections of prisms,cylinders and cones using CAD software.

    CO4

    Draw orthographic projections from isometric projections and Vice-versa using CAD software.

    CO5

    Draw various screwed fastenings and further produce half and full sectional views of simple machine parts using CAD software.

  • INSTRUMENTATION AND EXPERIMENTAL

    STRESS ANALYSIS LAB

     

    LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENT
    CARPET AREA OF THE LAB    :  186.94  Sq.m

     

    S.N0

     

    Name of the equipment

     

    Supplier

    Date of Installation

     

    Cost (Rs.)

    1

    Photo Elastic Bench(12” Diffused Light Research Polariscope)

     M/s.TECH-ED

    19.04.2.13

    1,59,100/-

    2

    Strain Measuring System

    M/s. TECH-ED

    21.03.2.13

    16,082/-

    3

    Rotameter Calibration Test Rig

    M/s. TECH-ED

    21.03.2.13

    28,380/-

    4

    Calibration of Thermo couple for Temperature Measurement

    M/s. TECH-ED

    21.03.2.13

    16,082/-

    5

    Piezo Electric Vibration System
    (Vib Lab for 11 Experiments)

     

    M/s. TECH-ED

    21.03.2.13

    62,780/-

    6

    Universal Vibration System
    (Vib Lab for 11 Experiments)

    M/s. TECH-ED

    21.03.2.13

    83,850/-

    7

    Hot Wire Anemometer Experimental Set-up

    M/s. TECH-ED

    19.04.2.13

    38,700/-

         
                                                  EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON MAJOR EQUIPMENTS: 4,04,974/-

     

    LAB-INCHARGE:  V.Raviteja  Behera
    LAB-TECHNICIAN:  B.Rama Rao

     

    OUTCOMES:

    • Students will be able to measure the Rate of Flow, Strain, Vibration Parameters, Velocity of Air, Damped and Undamped Frequencies.
    • And students will be able to understand, Experimental methods may be used in cases where mathematical approaches are cumbersome.

    LIST OF EXPERIMENTS:

    1. Measurement of strain by Digital strain measuring system on Cantilever beam
    2. Calibration of Rotameter
    3. Calibration of Thermocouples for Temperature Measurement
    4. Experiment with constant voltage/Current Hot-Wire Anemometer
    5. Experimental determination of Undamped and Damped frequencies of spring mass system
    6. Measurement of Vibration parameters by using Vibrometer setup
    7. Study of Photo elastic bench (Plain Polariscope and Circular Polariscope)
    8. Photo elastic analysis of disc under diametric compression
    9. Photo elastic analysis of ring under diametric compression