M Tech-1st Semester 2016-17 Lesson Plan

PES University
M.Tech- Semester I (Batch 2016-18)

I semester
Sl.
No.
Course
Code
Hours / week
Course Title
Credit
s
Cours
e Type
1. UE16ME501
Advanced Measurement
Technology
CC
2. UE16ME502
Advanced Finite Element Methods
CC
3. UE16ME503
Advanced Material Technology
CC
4. UE16ME504
Computational Fluid Dynamics
FC
5. UE16ME505
Micro Electro Mechanical Systems
FC
6. UE16ME506
Instrumentation, Measurements
and Data Reduction in
Experimental Research
CC
7. UE16ME507
Seminar I
PW
2
0
23
Total
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UE16ME501: ADVANCED MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY (4-0-0-0-4)
Faculty: Dr. CVC
Class
#
Chapter Title/
Reference
Literature
Chapter 2:
Analysis of
Experimental
Data
T1: Page 60-63
Chapter 2:
Analysis of
Experimental
Data
T1: Page 63-73
Chapter 2:
Analysis of
Experimental
Data
T1: Page 74-96
Chapter 2:
Analysis of
Experimental
Data
T1: Page 97-112
Chapter 2:
Analysis of
Experimental
Data
T1: Page 112-120
Chapter 2:
Analysis of
Experimental
Data
T1: Page 120143
Chapter 9:
Data
Acquisition and
Processing
T1: Page 612615
Topics to be Covered
% Portions Covered
Referenc
Cumulativ
e
e
Chapter
Unit 1
Introduction; Causes and Types of
Experimental Errors; Error Analysis on a
Commonsense Basis
2%
2%
Uncertainty Analysis; Evaluation of

Uncertainties for Complicated Data
Reduction;
2%
4%
Statistical Analysis of Experimental Data;

Probability Distributions; The Gaussian
or Normal Error Distribution;
Comparison of Data with Normal
Distribution;
2%
6%
The Chi-Square Test of Goodness of Fit;

Method of Least Squares; The
Correlation Coefficient; Multivariable
Regression;
2%
8%
Standard Deviation of the Mean;

Students t-Distribution;
2%
10%
Graphical Analysis and Curve Fitting;

Choice of Graph Formats; General
Considerations in Data Analysis ;
Problems
2%
12%
Unit 5
Introduction; General Data Acquisition
System;
1%
13%
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11
12
13
14
15
Chapter 9:
Data
Acquisition and
Processing
T1: Page 615620
Chapter 9:
Data
Acquisition and
Processing
T1: Page 621629
Chapter 9:
Data
Acquisition and
Processing
T1: Page 629633
Chapter 9:
Data
Acquisition and
Processing
T1: Page 612633
Chapter 10:
Design of
Experiments
T1: Page 671675
Chapter 10:
Design of
Experiments
T1: Page 671675
Chapter 10:
Design of
Experiments
T1: Page 675675
Chapter 10:
Design of
Experiments
T1: Page 675710
Signal Conditioning Revisited; Data

Transmission;
2%
15%
Analog-to-Digital and Digital-to-Analog

Conversion;
2%
17%
Data Storage and Display; the Program as

a Substitute for Wired Logic;
2%
19%
Problems
2%
21%
Introduction; Types of Experiments
2%
23%
Types of Experiments;
2%
25%
Experiment Design Factors;
2%
27%
Experiment Design Protocol and

Examples;
2%
29%
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Chapter 10:
Design of
Experiments
T1: Page 675710
Experiment Design Protocol and

Examples;Problems
2%
31%
Text Books:
T1. Experimental Methods for Engineers, J.P.Holman, Seventh Edition, McGraw Hill Co.,
2001
T2.Mechanical Measurements, S.P.Venkateshan, Ane Books Pvt. Ltd., 2010
T3. Low Speed Wind Tunnel Testing, Jewel B. Barlow, William H. Rae (Author), and Alan
Pope, Third Edition, Wiley Inter Science, 1999.
Reference Books:
R1.Mechanical Measurements, Thomas G Beckwith, Joohn H. Lienhard V, Roy D.
Marangoni, Sixth Edition, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2011
Faculty: Mr. PBR
Clas
s#
Chapter Title/
Reference
Literature
Chapter 1:
Review of Basic
Concepts
T1: Page 5-14
Chapter 1:
Review of Basic
Concepts
T1: Page 14-31
Chapter 1:
Review of Basic
Concepts
T1: Page 18-31
Chapter 1:
Review of Basic
Concepts
T1: Page 31 - 50
Chapter 3:
Pressure
Measurement
T2: Page 207-214
Topics to be Covered
% Portions Covered
Referenc
Cumulativ
e
e
Chapter
Unit 1
Introduction; Definition of Terms;
Calibration; Standards; Dimensions and
Units;
2%
2%
Generalized Measurement System; Basic

Concepts in Dynamic Measurements;
2%
4%
Basic Concepts in Dynamic

Measurements; Problems
2%
6%
System Response; Distortion; Impedance

Matching; Experiment Planning;
2%
8%
Unit 2
Basics of pressure measurement; U Tube manometer; Well type manometer;
Problems
2%
10%
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11
12
13
14
15
Chapter 3:
Pressure
Measurement
T2: Page 219-227
Chapter 3:
Pressure
Measurement
T2: Page 227-238
Chapter 3:
Pressure
Measurement
T2: Page 238-241
Chapter 3:
Pressure
Measurement
T2: Page 248-250
Chapter 3:
Pressure
Measurement
T2: Page 251-253
Chapter 4:
Flow
Measurement
T1: Page 312-329
T2: Page 295-311
Chapter 4:
Flow
Measurement
T1: Page 312-329
T2: Page 295-311
Chapter 4:
Flow
Measurement
T1: Page 329-334
T2: Page 211-318
Chapter 4:
Flow
Measurement
T1: Page 340-345
T2: Page 268-278
Chapter 4:
Flow
Measurement
T1: Page 345-356
T2: Page 278-287
Dead weight tester; Pressure transducers

- Pressure tube with bonded strain gauge,
Problems
2%
12%
Bridge circuits for use with strain gauges,

Diaphragm / Bellows type transducer
1%
13%
Problems; Capacitance type diaphragm

gauge, Piezoelectric pressure transducer;
2%
15%
Measurement of vacuum - McLeod

gauge; Problems
2%
17%
Pirani gauge, Ionization gauge,

Alphatron gauge;
2%
19%
Review of flow measurement using

Positive-Displacement Methods like
Obstruction Methods; Problems
2%
21%
Review of flow measurement using

Positive-Displacement Methods like
Obstruction Methods; Problems
2%
23%
Sonic Nozzle; Flow Measurement by

Drag Effects; Problems
2%
25%
Hot-Wire and Hot-Film Anemometers;

Magnetic Flow meters; Problems
2%
27%
Flow-Visualization Methods;
Shadowgraph; Interferometer; Ultrasonic
flow-meter; Laser Doppler Anemometer
(LDA);
2%
29%
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18
19
20
21
22
23
Chapter 4:
Flow
Measurement
T1: Page 356-365
T2: Page 256-268
Chapter 5:
Temperature
Measurement
T1: Page 381-388
T2: Page 69-77
T2: Page 135-146
Chapter 5:
Temperature
Measurement
T1: Page 388-409
T2: Page 77-120
Chapter 5:
Temperature
Measurement
T1: Page 409-416
T2: Page 120-135
Chapter 5:
Temperature
Measurement
T1: Page 416-425
T2: Page 146-157
Chapter 5:
Temperature
Measurement
T1: Page 430-434
Chapter 6:
Thermal and
Nuclear
Radiation
Measurements
T1: Page 556-561
Chapter 6:
Thermal and
Nuclear
Radiation
Measurements
T1: Page 562-566
Particle Image Velocimetry; Smoke

Methods; Pitot Pitot static and Pressure
Probes;
2%
31%
Unit 3
Introduction; Temperature Scales; The
Ideal-Gas Thermometer; Temperature
Measurement by Mechanical Effects;
Problems
2%
33%
Temperature Measurement by Electrical

Effects; Problems
2%
35%
Temperature Measurement by Radiation;

Problems
2%
37%
Effect of Heat Transfer on Temperature

Measurement; Problems
1%
38%
Temperature Measurements in HighSpeed Flow and in manufacturing

processes; Problems.
2%
40%
Introduction; Detection of Thermal

Radiation;
2%
42%
Measurement of Emissivity; Reflectivity

and Transmissivity Measurements;
Problems
2%
44%
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25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Chapter 6:
Thermal and
Nuclear
Radiation
Measurements
T1: Page 566-568
Chapter 6:
Thermal and
Nuclear
Radiation
Measurements
T1: Page 569-571
Chapter 6:
Thermal and
Nuclear
Radiation
Measurements
T1: Page 571-577
Chapter 7:
Wind Tunnel
Testing
T3: Page 1-58
Chapter 7:
Wind Tunnel
Testing
T3: Page 188-232
Chapter 7:
Wind Tunnel
Testing
T3: Page 234-299
Chapter 7:
Wind Tunnel
Testing
T3: Page 301-325
Chapter 8:
Force, Torque,
and Strain
Measurements
T1: Page 491-495
Chapter 8:
Force, Torque,
and Strain
Measurements
T1: Page 496-499
T2: Page 417-424
Solar Radiation Measurements; Nuclear

Radiation; Problems
2%
46%
Detection of Nuclear Radiation; The

Geiger-Muller Counter; Ionization
Chambers; Problems
2%
48%
Photographic Detection Methods;

Scintillation Counter; Neutron Detection;
Statistics of Counting; Problems
2%
50%
Unit 4
Introduction; Types of low speed wind
tunnels and their applications;
2%
52%
Flow visualization; calibration of test

section of a wind tunnel;
2%
54%
Measurement of aerodynamic forces and

moments;
2%
56%
Interpretation of wind tunnel data-scale

effects
2%
58%
Introduction; Mass Balance

Measurements;
2%
60%
Elastic Elements for Force

Measurements; Problems;
2%
62%
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34
35
36
Chapter 8:
Force, Torque,
and Strain
Measurements
T1: Page 499-503
T2: Page 439-445
Chapter 8:
Force, Torque,
and Strain
Measurements
T1: Page 503-509
Chapter 8:
Force, Torque,
and Strain
Measurements
T1: Page 509-510
Chapter 8:
Force, Torque,
and Strain
Measurements
T1: Page 510-515
Torque Measurements;Problems;
1%
63%
Stress and Strain; Strain Measurements;

Electrical-Resistance Strain Gages;
Problems;
2%
65%
Measurement of Resistance Strain-Gage

Output;Problems;
2%
67%
Temperature Compensation; The Unbonded Resistance Strain

Gage;Problems;
2%
69%
Text Books:
T4. Experimental Methods for Engineers, J.P.Holman, Seventh Edition, McGraw Hill Co.,
2001
T5.Mechanical Measurements, S.P.Venkateshan, Ane Books Pvt. Ltd., 2010
T6. Low Speed Wind Tunnel Testing, Jewel B. Barlow, William H. Rae (Author), and Alan
Pope, Third Edition, Wiley Inter Science, 1999.
Reference Books:
R2.Mechanical Measurements, Thomas G Beckwith, Joohn H. Lienhard V, Roy D.
Marangoni, Sixth Edition, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2011
PES University
UE16ME502: ADVANCED FINITE ELEMENT METHODS (4-0-0-0-4)
Faculty: Prof. K N Seetharamu
Class #
1-2
UNIT - 1
Fundamentals of
Finite Element
Methods
Introduction, Discrete Systems

Structural, Thermal, Fluid Flow,
Electrical Network, etc.,
Fundamentals of
Finite Element
Methods
Fundamentals of
Finite Element
Methods
Chapter: 1
7-8
Fundamentals of
Finite Element
Methods
Chapter: 1
9-10
Topics to be covered
Chapter: 1
Chapter: 1
5-6
% of Portions covered
Chapter Title /
Reference
Literature
Chapter: 1
3-4
No. of Hours: 52
Fundamentals of
Finite Element
Methods
Reference
chapter
Cumulative
4%
4%
4%
8%
4%
12%
4%
16%
4%
20%
UNIT - 1
Basic Differential Equations Governing
Structural, Thermal Problems
UNIT - 1
Variational Solutions, Weighted Residual
Methods, Discretization
UNIT - 1
Shape Functions for Bar and Beam
Elements, Infinite Elements
UNIT - 1
Virtual Work Principle - Formulation for
Structural Problems, Simple Examples
PES University
Chapter: 2
11-12
Finite Element
Analysis of Two
Dimensional
Problems
Chapter: 2
13-14
15-16
17-18
UNIT - 2
Triangular and Quadrilateral Elements Linear and Quadratic
4%
24%
4%
28%
4%
32%
4%
36%
4%
40%
4%
44%
UNIT - 2
Finite Element
Analysis of Two
Dimensional
Problems
Triangular and Quadrilateral Elements Linear and Quadratic, Quasi-Harmonic

Equations
Chapter: 2
UNIT - 2
Finite Element
Analysis of Two
Dimensional
Problems
Applications for Torsion of Non-Circular

Sections and Heat Conduction Problems
Chapter: 2
UNIT - 2
Finite Element
Analysis of Two
Dimensional
Problems
Iso-Parametric Elements and Numerical

Integration, Plane and Axi-Symmetry
Field Problems
Chapter: 2
19-20
21-22
Finite Element
Analysis of Two
Dimensional
Problems
UNIT - 2
Plane and Axi-Symmetric Stress Analysis
Problems
Chapter: 2
UNIT - 2
Finite Element
Analysis of Two
Dimensional
Problems
Plane and Axi-Symmetric Stress Analysis

Problems: Examples, Introduction to the
Three-Dimensional
Problems,
Introduction to Commercial Programs.
10
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23-24
Chapter: 3
UNIT - 3
Finite Element
Analysis of Plates
and Shells
Classical
Plate
Theory,
Shear
Deformation Plate Theory, Displacement
Filed
Chapter: 3
25-26
Finite Element
Analysis of Plates
and Shells
Chapter: 3
27-28
Finite Element
Analysis of Plates
and Shells
Chapter: 3
29-30
Finite Element
Analysis of Plates
and Shells
4%
48%
4%
52%
4%
56%
4%
60%
4%
64%
4%
68%
4%
72%
UNIT - 3
Finite Element Model, Plate Bending
Elements
UNIT - 3
Plate Bending Elements, Shear Locking
and Reduced Integration.
UNIT - 3
Shear Locking and Reduced Integration,
Shell Elements
Chapter: 3
31-32
Finite Element
Analysis of Plates
and Shells
UNIT - 3
Substitute Shape Functions, Examples.
Chapter: 4
33-34
Finite Element
Analysis of
Composite
Laminates
UNIT - 4
Introduction, Classical Laminated Plate
Theory
Chapter: 4
35-36
Finite Element
Analysis of
Composite
Laminates
UNIT - 4
First Order Shear Deformation Theory
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Chapter: 4
37-38
Finite Element
Analysis of
Composite
Laminates
UNIT - 4
Computational Aspects
4%
76%
4%
80%
4%
84%
4%
88%
3%
91%
3%
94%
3%
97%
Chapter: 4
39-40
Finite Element
Analysis of
Composite
Laminates
UNIT - 4
Continuum Formulation
Chapter: 4
41-42
43-44
Finite Element
Analysis of
Composite
Laminates
UNIT - 4
Chapter: 5
UNIT - 5
Non-linear Finite
Element Analysis
Material Non-linearity, Plasticity, Creep

(Visco-Plasticity)
Chapter: 5
45-46
47-48
UNIT - 5
Non-linear Finite
Element Analysis
Non-linear Field Problems - like Variable

Thermal Conductivity and Phase Change
Problems
Chapter: 5
UNIT - 5
Non-linear Finite
Element Analysis
Convection - Diffusion
Geometrical Non-Linearity
Chapter: 5
49-50
Numerical Examples
Non-linear Finite
Element Analysis
Equation,
UNIT - 5
Large Displacements and Structural
Instability, Errors in Finite Element
Analysis
12
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51-52
Chapter: 5
UNIT - 5
Non-linear Finite
Element Analysis
Types of Errors, Measures of Errors,

Convergence and Accuracy of Solutions.
3%
100%
Text Books:
1. The Finite Element Method: Its Basis & Fundamentals, Zienkiewicz O.C, Taylor.R.L &
Zhu,J.Z, Butterworth-Heinemann (An imprint of Elsevier), First printed in India 2007.
2. Introduction to Finite Element Method, Reddy, J.N., Oxford University Press, 2008.
3. Fundamental Finite Element Analysis and Applications, Bhatti, M. A., John Wiley &
Sons, 2005.
Reference Books:
1. Concepts and Applications of Finite Element Analysis, Cook, R. D., Malkus, D. S.,
Plesha, M. E., and Witt, R. J. Wiley Student Edition, Fourth Edition, First Reprint 2007.
2. The Finite Element Method in Engineering, Rao, S. S., Butterworth-Heinemann (An
imprint of Elsevier), Published by Elsevier India Pvt. Ltd., 2007.
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UE16ME503: ADVANCED MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY (4-0-0-0-4)
Faculty: SRH
Class
#
Chapter Title /
Reference Literature
UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
page 656
UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
page 656-663.
UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
page 663-664
UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
page 664-668
UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
page 672-678
UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
Page 668-671.
No. of Hours: 52
% of Portions covered
Reference
Cumulative
chapter
Introduction to the basic concepts
2%
2%
Metallurgical characteristics of
Aluminum and its Alloys
4%
4%
Magnesium and Beryllium Alloys
2%
6%
Metallurgical characteristics of copper

Alloys
2%
8%
Titanium and Alloys
2%
10%
Metallurgical characteristics of Nickel

and Cobalt Alloys
2%
12%
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UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
Page 669
UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
page
UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
page 678-680.
UNIT I
Aerospace materials
and its
Applications
T1:Chapter 17,
page 677
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 604-607
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 607-612
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 612-616
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 617-619
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 619-620
Nickel based super-alloys used in

different aerospace Components
1%
13%
Titanium Alloys
3%
16%
2%
18%
2%
20%
2%
22%
2%
24%
Addition and Condensation

polymerization
2%
26%
Degree of Polymerization
2%
28%
Typical Thermoplastics
2%
30%
Refractory and Precious metals
Applications of nonferrous alloys
Classification of polymers
Structure-property relationships in
thermoplastics
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18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 620-627
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 627-633
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 633-638
UNIT II
polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
Page 638-640
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 640UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 2,
page 641-646
UNIT II
Polymers
T1:Chapter 16,
page 641-646
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page688-690.
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page 690-691
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page 691-696
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page 696-698
Effect of temperature on
Thermoplastics
2%
32%
Mechanical properties of
Thermoplastics
2%
34%
Elastomers
2%
36%
Thermosetting polymers
2%
38%
Adhesives
2%
40%
Polymer processing and recycling
1%
41%
Polymer processing and recycling
1%
42%
2%
44%
Properties of ceramics
1%
45%
Synthesis and processing of ceramic

powders
2%
47%
Characteristics of sintered ceramics
1%
48%
Applications of ceramics
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28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page 698-704
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page 698-704
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page 704-706
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page 706-707
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page 707-709
UNIT III
Ceramic materials
T1:Chapter 18,
page 709-711
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 719-721
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 721-726
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 727-731
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 731-738
Inorganic glasses
2%
50%
Inorganic glasses
2%
52%
Glass Ceramics
1%
53%
Processing and Applications of clay

products
2%
55%
Refractories
2%
57%
Other ceramic materials
2%
59%
Dispersion strengthened composites
2%
61%
Particulate composites
2%
63%
Fiber reinforced composites
2%
65%
Characteristics of fiber reinforced

composites
2%
67%
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39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 731-738
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 738-742
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 738-742
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 743-750
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 750-753
UNIT IV
Advanced Composite
Materials
T1:Chapter 19,
page 753-754
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
page 566-567
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
page 568-570
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
page 571-575
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
page 575-576
Characteristics of fiber reinforced

composites
2%
69%
Manufacturing fibers and composites
2%
71%
Manufacturing fibers and composites
2%
73%
Fiber reinforced systems and

applications
2%
75%
Laminated composite materials
2%
77%
Sandwich structures
3%
80%
Chemical corrosion
2%
82%
Electrochemical corrosion
2%
84%
Electrode potential in electrochemical

cells
2%
86%
Corrosion current and polarization
2%
88%
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49
50
51
52
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
page 576-581
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
page 582-588
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
Page 582-588
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
page 588-589
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
page 589-593
UNIT V
Corrosion and wear
T1:Chapter 15,
page593-595.
Types of Electrochemical corrosion
2%
90%
Protection against Electrochemical

corrosion
2%
92%
Protection against Electrochemical

corrosion
2%
94%
Microbial degradation and

Biodegradable polymers
2%
96%
Oxidation and other gas reactions
2%
98%
Wear and Erosion
2%
100%
Text Books:
1. The Science and Engineering of Materials by Askeland ,Fulay, Wright and Balani, 6th
edition, Cengage Learning India 2012.
2. Mechanics of composite materials by Rober M. Jones ; Taylor & Francis (1984)
Reference Books:
1. Selection of Materials ASM Metals Hand book Vol. 1
2. Composite Materials ASM Metals Hand book Vol. 21
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UE16ME504: COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS (4-0-0-0-4)
Faculty: Dr. Sathisha H.M
Class
#
1
2-3
Chapter
title/Reference
chapter
Unit I
Chapter 1:
Introduction :
T2: Page 1-2
T2: Page 3-6
4
5
7
8
9
10-11
T2: Page 7
T2: Page 11
Chapter 2:
Governing Equations
for CFD
T2: Page 29-33
T1: Page 52-55
T1: Page 49-82
T2: Page 57-60
Unit II :
Chapter 3:
Finite Difference
Methods:
T2: Page 45-46
12
13
T2: Page 46-49

T2: Page 50-57
No. of Hours: 52
Introduction to CFD, Historical

background, One-dimensional
computations by finite difference
methods
One-dimensional computations by
finite element methods, Onedimensional computations by finite
volume methods
Boundary conditions -Neumann and
Dirichlet boundary conditions
Classification of Partial Differential
Equations
% of portions covered
Reference Cumulative
chapter
2
2
Mathematical behavior of PDEs
12
Derivation of Continuity equation

Derivation of Momentum equation
2
2
14
16
Derivation of Energy equation,

Boundary conditions
Derivation of Finite Difference
Equations Simple methods
18
22
Finite Difference Methods: general

methods, higher order derivatives
Finite Difference Methods: Multidimensional Finite Difference
Formulas
24
26
20
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14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22-23
24-25
26-27
28-29
30
31
T2: Page 57-60
Finite Difference Methods: mixed

derivatives, higher order accuracy
schemes
Finite Difference Methods:
T2: Page 57-60
accuracy of finite difference
solutions.
Chapter 4: Solution Elliptic equations - Finite difference
Methods of Parabolic
formulations.
and Elliptic Finite
Difference Equations
T2: Page 63-65
T2: Page 65-68
Iterative Solution Methods, Direct
method with Gaussian Elimination
T2: Page 68-71
Parabolic Equations Explicit
Schemes and Von Neumann
Stability Analysis
T2: Page 71-73
Implicit Schemes, ADI Schemes
T2: Page 73-76
Approximate Factorization,
Fractional Step Methods
Unit III
Explicit Schemes
Chapter 5 : Solution Three Dimensions
Algorithms
Hyperbolic Finite
Difference Equations
T2: Page 77
T2: Page 57-60
Direct Method with Tridiagonal
Matrix Algorithm
T2: Page 77-81
Von Neumann Stability Analysis
T2: Page 81-86
Implicit Schemes, Multistep
(Splitting, Predictor Corrector)
Methods, Nonlinear Problems
T2: Page 87-88
Second order One Dimensional
Wave Equations
T2: Page 88-90
Burgers Equation Explicit and
Implicit Schemes
T2: Page 90
Runge-Kutta Method
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
46
4
4
50
54
58
60
62
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Unit IV
34-35
Chapter 6 :Grid
transformation and
Example problems
T1: Page 168-171
T2: Page 98
36
T2: Page 98-100
37-38
T2: Page 100-101

T2: Page 103
39
40
41-42
T2: Page 104-105

Unit V :
Chapter 7:Finite
Volume Method
43-44
45-46
T3: Page 85-102

T3: Page 103-110
T3: Page 57-60
47-48
49-50
51-52
T3: Page 135-142

T3: Page 143-148
T3: Page 149-150
Transformed Equations
66
Solution by MacCormack Method
70
Example Problems for Elliptic

Equation (Heat Conduction)
Example Problems for Parabolic
Equation (Couette Flow)
Example Problems for Hyperbolic
Equation (Second Order Wave
Equation)
Example Problems for Non-linear
Wave Equation
Finite Volume Method for Diffusion
Problems
72
76
78
80
84
Convection-Diffusion Problems
Solution Algorithms for PressureVelocity Coupling in Steady Flows
SIMPLE
SIMPLER, SIMPLEC
PISO Algorithms
4
4
88
92
4
4
4
94
98
100
Text Books:
1. Computational Fluid Dynamics, John D Anderson, McGraw Hill International Edition, 1995
2. Computational Fluid Dynamics, T.J.Chung, Cambridge University Press, First South Asian
Edition, 2003
3. An Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics The Finite Volume Method , H K
Versteeg & W Malalasekera, Longman Scientific and Technical, First Edition, 1995
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UE16ME505: Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (4-0-0-0-4)
Faculty: Prof. R V Iyer
Class
Unit
#
% of portions covered
Topic to be covered
Reference
Cumulative
Chapter
Historical perspective of MEMS covering more than

century efforts, Birth of MEMS and Moores Law
Similarities and Distinguishing features between MEMS

and Microelectronics
Basic and Layman view of MEMS
Analogy between mechanical and electrical systems
Analogy between mechanical and electrical systems
10
Various Components of MEMS, Scaling, Technology
12
Actuator, Sensor, Transducer, Integration, and Packaging
14
Characteristics of sensors, Characteristics of actuators
16
Flowchart for realization of MEMS
18
10
Application Examples of MEMS
19
11
Accelerometer - Basics, Uses, Types, Specifications and

Design, Process flow for fabrication, Simulation,
Current Challenges
21
23
25
27
Gyroscope - Basics, Uses, Types, Specifications and

Design, Process flow for fabrication, Simulation,
Current Challenges
29
31
33
Electro-thermal Actuator - Basics, Uses, Types,

Specifications and Design, Process flow for fabrication,
Simulation, Current Challenges
35
37
38
21
RF MEMS: Switches and Antenna: Basics, Uses, Types
40
22
RF MEMS: Switches and Antenna: Specifications and

Design
42
23
RF MEMS: Switches and Antenna: Process flow for

fabrication
44
12
13
2
No. of Hours: 52
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
23
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3
24
RF MEMS: Switches and Antenna: Simulation,
46
25
RF MEMS: Switches and Antenna: Current Challenges
47
26
Power MEMS: Thermo Electric Energy Harvesting:

Basics, Uses, Types
49
27

Specifications and Design
51
28

Process flow for fabrication
53
29

Simulation
55
30

Current Challenges
57
31
OPTICAL MEMS- Micro Mirror: Basics, Uses, Types

2
59
32
OPTICAL MEMS- Micro Mirror: Specifications and

Design
61
33
OPTICAL MEMS- Micro Mirror: Specifications and

Design
63
34
OPTICAL MEMS- Micro Mirror: Process flow for

fabrication
65
35
OPTICAL MEMS- Micro Mirror: Simulation
67
36
OPTICAL MEMS- Micro Mirror: Current Challenges
69
37
BIO MEMS: Micro Pump:

Types
Basics, Uses,
71
38

and Design
Specifications
73
39

and Design
Specifications
75
40
BIO MEMS: Micro Pump: Process flow for

fabrication
77
41
BIO MEMS: Micro Pump: Simulation
79
42
BIO MEMS:
Challenges
80
43
Fundamentals of MEMS Fabrication: Introduction,
82
44
Photolithography: Photoresist and Application, Light

sources,
84
45
Photolithography: Photoresist and Application, Light

sources,
86
Micro
Pump:
Current
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Photoresist development: Ion Implantation, Diffusion,

Oxidation, Thermal, SiO2
88
47
Photoresist development: Ion Implantation, Diffusion,

Oxidation, Thermal, SiO2
90
48
CVD: Working Principle, Chemical Reactions
92
49
PVD:
94
50
Sputtering
96
51
Deposition by Epitaxy
98
52
Etching:Chemical, Plasma
100
* Tutorials: Tutorials using COMSOL

* One mini-project with a design and simulation
Text Books:
1. "Foundation of MEMS", Chang Liu, Pearson International Ed., 2006.
2. "Micro and Smart Systems", G K Ananthsuresh, K Gopalakrishnan, K J Vinoy,
K N Bhat and V K Atre, Wiley, 2012
Reference Books:
1. "An Introduction to Micro Electro Mechanical Systems Engineering", N.
Maluf, Micro electro mechanical System Series, Second Edition, 2005.
2. "Micromachined Transducers Sourcebook", G. Kovacs, Practical MEMS by
Ville Kaajakari, WCB/McGraw-Hill, 1998.
3. "Micro Electro Mechanical System Design", J. Allen, Taylor & Francis Group,
CRC Press, 2005.
4. "Fundamentals of Finite Element Method for Heat and Fluid Flow", Roland W
Lewis, Perumal Nithiarasu and Kankanhally N Seetharamu, Wiley
publications, 2004.
5. "The Science and Engineering of Microelectronic Fabrication", Stephen. A.
Campbell, Oxford, Second Edition, 2001.
6. "Fundamentals of Microfabrication", Madou, CRC Press, 1997.
7. "Smart Sensors And MEMS",. Sergey Y Yurish, Maria Teresa, Sr Gomes
(Editors), Nato Science Series, Kluwer Academic Publishers, London, 2000.
8. "MEMS and Microsystems: Design, Manufacture, and Nanoscale
Engineering", Tai-Ran Hsu, John Wiley and Sons, Second Edition, 2008.
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UE16ME506:
Instrumentation, Measurements and Data Reduction in Experimental Research (0-0-4-0-2)
Faculty: Mr.PBR / Ms. AM / Dr. CVC / Mr. SRH / Dr. DS
Class
#
Cycle
No.
1
2
3
Cycle 1
4
5
6
7
Cycle 2
8
9
Cycle 3
10
Experiment Title
Calibration of Wind Tunnel and Flow
Visualization of Stream lines using Wind and
Water Tunnel
Determination of Drag over a Cylinder using
Wind Tunnel
Determination of Lift force over Aero-Foil
using Wind Tunnel
Measurement of velocity in laminar boundary
layer flow over a flat plate using Hot wire
Anemometer and determine drag coefficient
Measurement of contact conductance between
two nominally flat surfaces using transient
method
Experiment on calculation of Natural
Frequency of a simple pendulum using Labview
Experiment on calculation of Transmissibility
ratio using Labview
Experiment on calculation of Base Excitation
using Labview
Calculation of cutting forces using
Dynamometer on Lathe, Drilling and Milling
Machines
Testing micro hardness of materials and
coatings using Vickers Hardness Testing
No. of Hours: 26
% Portions Covered
Referenc Cumulativ
e Chapter
e
10
10
10
20
10
30
10
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10
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10
60
10
70
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90
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100
Reference Book:
Lab manual prepared by the Department of Mechanical Engineering, PES University.
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M.Tech- Semester I (Batch 2016-18)

Advanced Finite Element Methods

Advanced Material Technology

Computational Fluid Dynamics

Micro Electro Mechanical Systems

Uncertainty Analysis; Evaluation of

Statistical Analysis of Experimental Data;

The Chi-Square Test of Goodness of Fit;

Standard Deviation of the Mean;

Graphical Analysis and Curve Fitting;

Signal Conditioning Revisited; Data

Analog-to-Digital and Digital-to-Analog

Data Storage and Display; the Program as

Introduction; Types of Experiments

Experiment Design Factors;

Experiment Design Protocol and

Experiment Design Protocol and

Generalized Measurement System; Basic

Basic Concepts in Dynamic

System Response; Distortion; Impedance

Dead weight tester; Pressure transducers

Bridge circuits for use with strain gauges,

Problems; Capacitance type diaphragm

Measurement of vacuum - McLeod

Pirani gauge, Ionization gauge,

Review of flow measurement using

Review of flow measurement using

Sonic Nozzle; Flow Measurement by

Hot-Wire and Hot-Film Anemometers;

Particle Image Velocimetry; Smoke

Temperature Measurement by Electrical

Temperature Measurement by Radiation;

Effect of Heat Transfer on Temperature

Temperature Measurements in HighSpeed Flow and in manufacturing

Introduction; Detection of Thermal

Measurement of Emissivity; Reflectivity

Solar Radiation Measurements; Nuclear

Detection of Nuclear Radiation; The

Photographic Detection Methods;

Flow visualization; calibration of test

Measurement of aerodynamic forces and

Interpretation of wind tunnel data-scale

Introduction; Mass Balance

Elastic Elements for Force

Stress and Strain; Strain Measurements;

Measurement of Resistance Strain-Gage

Temperature Compensation; The Unbonded Resistance Strain

Introduction, Discrete Systems

Triangular and Quadrilateral Elements Linear and Quadratic, Quasi-Harmonic

Applications for Torsion of Non-Circular

Iso-Parametric Elements and Numerical

Plane and Axi-Symmetric Stress Analysis

Material Non-linearity, Plasticity, Creep

Non-linear Field Problems - like Variable

Types of Errors, Measures of Errors,

Introduction to the basic concepts

Metallurgical characteristics of copper

Metallurgical characteristics of Nickel

Nickel based super-alloys used in

Addition and Condensation

Refractory and Precious metals

Applications of nonferrous alloys