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Air Cars
August 13th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 14 Comments | Filed in Mechanical Engineering Projects, Mechanical Seminar
Topics, Power & Energy
We do it every day without thinking. Start the engine, drive around, fill up with fuel, pay a lot of
money and pollute the atmosphere some more! But, it doesn’t have to be that way, many
alternative sources of fuel are being developed.
Science fiction novelist Jules Verne had predicted that cars would one day run on air. Guess
what the future of fuel is? You guessed it right, its air! Think about a car that runs on air. The air
we breathe, the air that is for free. Imagine, it costs nothing to fill up your car with gas, and that
gas also happens to be the same gas that fills our lungs with every breath!
The future of transportation will soon be… Read the rest
Tags: Air Cars, automobiles, mechanical seminar topics
Working model of Hovercraft
August 5th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 23 Comments | Filed in Automobiles, Mechanical Engineering Projects
The idea of making a Hovercraft dates back to 1716 when Emmanual Swedenborg recorded a
design, but it was short lived. In 1870, Sir John Thornycroft filled patents involving air
lubricated hulls. And it was in 1959 a hovercraft was built, by Christopher Sydney Cockerell by
discovering the Momentum Curtain theory. Hover craft also called Air cushion vehicle (ACV)
travels on any kind of flat surface. It is supported by a cushion of pressurized air.
Design
• Can be powered by one or more engines
• Small crafts have a single engine with the drive split through a gear box
• Usually one engine drives the fan responsible for lifting the vehicle
• The other forces air from
Working
Two… Read the rest
Tags: automobiles, Hovercraft, Mechanical Engineering Projects, working project
Hydrogen (water) Powered vehicle
July 29th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 29 Comments | Filed in Automobiles, Mechanical Engineering Projects, Mechanical
Seminar Topics, Power & Energy
Not a Gimmick! Finally the science of Hydrogen automotive power has been made a reality!
Technically a device that converts the energy stored in hydrogen into motion can be called a
Hydrogen engine. Hydrogen would make a great fuel for the environment since burning
Hydrogen produces nothing but water!
Hydrogen Powered vehicle essentially consists of the following
1) Fuel tank
Liquid hydrogen is stored in a tank at the rear of the car and is pumped forward to the fuel cell
stack as and when required.
2) Fuel Cell Stack
When Hydrogen is combined with Oxygen in a fuel cell a chemical reaction creates electricity.
1) Battery Pack
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Tags: automobiles, Hydrogen (water) Powered vehicle, Mechanical Engineering Projects
Remote controlled material handling equipment (RCMHE)
July 28th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 12 Comments | Filed in Mechanical Engineering Projects, Mechanical Seminar
Topics, Robots
Prior to the introduction of the so called “Material handling equipment” humans had to perform
physical labor to carry out heavy duty tasks. This could be made possible by employing a huge
number of workers. However, when the goods came in bulk unloading and loading turned out to
be a very time consuming affair. The use of Material handling equipment in logistics has played
a significant role in making the loading and unloading activities easier and faster.
Ask yourself the question “Why are ‘Remote controlled’ material handling equipment used?”
and almost instantly you arrive at the logical answer that the chief benefit would be allowing
personal to control their machine from a safe distance.
Remote control can be achieved by two different modes:… Read the rest
Tags: Mechanical Engineering Projects, Remote controlled material handling equipment, robot,
working project
Remote controlled material handling robotic crane for
Bomb squads
July 27th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 20 Comments | Filed in Mechanical Engineering Projects, Mechanical Seminar
Topics, Robots
It might be just a box of tools or a suitcase someone lost, either way suspicious unattended
packages are reason enough to clear Airports, Shopping malls or the whole neighborhood. But
while most humans are evacuated from the potential blast zone, one team is doing just the
opposite. They are coming in for a closer look! And yes, you guessed it. It is the Bomb squad.
But the men in the bomb squad dare not get too close! In the past, they would have been forced
to risk their lives inching ever closer to a device that could detonate at any moment. But now,
they need not put their life at stake. It is time to change working the dangerous way. That is, by
hand!
All… Read the rest
Tags: Mechanical Engineering Projects, Remote controlled material handling robotic crane for
Bomb squads, robots, working project
Fire Fighting Robot
July 26th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 16 Comments | Filed in Mechanical Engineering Projects, Mechanical Seminar
Topics, Robots
A robot system for fire fighting in tunnels
Different kinds of accidents are possible in a tunnel but, accidents involving fire are the most
dangerous of all. If it is not possible to extinguish the fire in minutes, it would be so hot that
human life will be at risk. But, one of the biggest fears among emergency personnel who should
respond to tunnel fires is the possibility of finding hazardous material fueling fire! That was
exactly what happened on the 13th of May,1949 which resulted in the Holland tunnel fire. When
something as grave as that happens, there is threat to life not only because of the rampaging fire
but also because of the toxic materials. In such a situation it is best to leave… Read the rest
Tags: Fire Fighting Robot, Mechanical Engineering Projects, robots, working project
Pneumatic paper cup forming machine
July 25th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 19 Comments | Filed in Mechanical Engineering Projects
“Pneumatic paper cup forming machine” is a wonderful project topic for mechanical
engineering students.
In a pneumatic system, energy is stored in a potential state in the form of compressed air.
Working energy is produced in a pneumatic system when the compressed air is allowed to
expand. So, in order to do work, a device is required which is able to supply an air tank with
sufficient amount of air at a desired pressure. This device usually happens to be a positive
displacement compressor.
Advantages of using a pneumatic machine:
1) Lower cost than Hydraulic Machines
2) Works on air which is freely available.
3) Compact when compared with Hydraulic Machines
4) Energy can be controlled… Read the rest
Tags: Mechanical Engineering Projects, Pneumatic paper cup forming machine, working project
Solar Powered Air Conditioner
July 24th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 55 Comments | Filed in Mechanical Engineering Projects, Power & Energy
With Kerala being one of the most humid places on planet earth; Summer, is the time when you
wished you had an Air Conditioner. But, you would rather detest the idea because of the
staggering electricity bills you would get once you start using the AC. And it would be a miracle
if you could use an AC without paying those hefty electricity bills. In that case, it seems a
miracle has just happened!
How about utilizing the free energy of the sun to power up your AC?
The hottest months usually, happens to be also the sunniest. You can use the scorching summer
heat to actually remove the heat from your room with the help Photovoltaics (PVs) to power
your AC. Photovoltaics are… Read the rest
Tags: solar ac, Solar Powered Air Conditioner
Over speed indicator and Accident Avoidance systems in a
four wheeler
July 18th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 23 Comments | Filed in Automobiles, Mechanical Engineering Projects, Mechanical
Seminar Topics
Except for the Autobahn in Germany, almost all roads have specific speed limits. And it is
difficult for the driver to always look out for speed limits signs and adjust his speed accordingly.
Over speed indicator is a device that tells the driver if he is exceeding the particular speed limit.
With the over speed indicator in your car you can be sure that you are not going get yourself
booked for over speeding. The system has a computer which stores the speed limits of different
areas. The GPS in the system feeds the exact location of the car to the computer which looks up
in its database to determine the permissible speed for the area and limits the car within the
allowable speed.
Accident Avoidance… Read the rest
Tags: Accident Avoidance system, Over speed indicator
Wall Climbing Robot (WCR)
July 17th, 2010 by CJ Samson | 8 Comments | Filed in Mechanical Engineering Projects, Mechanical Seminar
Topics, Robots
You would rather hesitate to do the inspection and maintenance in a typically dangerous
environment like the exterior of a tall building or a nuclear facility and pray to God to provide
for someone else to do the same. Well, consider your prayers answered! A wall climbing Robot
is willing to go through the trouble so that you can still keep smiling!
But, the idea of developing a wall climbing robot is always held back by the mighty force of
GRAVITY!
And BEWARE. This won’t be an Easy Project for you. But this definitely is a fantastic
Mechanical Engineering Seminar Topic, especially if you can demonstrate how it defies
gravity.
You need to move against gravity to accomplish the task. Adhesion is… Read the rest
Tags: Wall Climbing Robot
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