Course Details

Subject {L-T-P / C} : ME1000 : Workshop Practice { 0-0-3 / 2}

Subject Nature : Practical

Coordinator : Prof. Tarapada Roy

Syllabus

Module 1 (Machine Shop 10 Hours):
Fabrication of a job involving the following operations:
straight turning, grooving, facing, taper turning, and threading

Module 2 (Welding and Foundry Shop 6 Hours):
(a) Introduction about different types of joining and welding process study of gas welding and arc welding setup
(b) Practice: Melting a welding track by gas welding on 3 mm thick MS plate
(c) Bead formation using filler road on the opposite side of the plate
(d) Practice: Butt joint of 3 mm thick plate using gas welding
(e) Corner joint using gas welding
(f) Lap joint for T-joint by Arc welding

Module 3 (Carpentry and Fitting Shop 10 Hours):
(a) Cutting and grinding practice using different power tools
(b) Preparation of mortise and tenon joints as per the dimensions given
(c) Preparation of a wooden lap joint as per the dimensions given
(d) Making a “T” fitting from MS specimen.

Module 4 (Electrical Shop 4 Hours):
(a) soldering and De-soldering practice
(b) To make half-wave and full-wave rectifier circuits and analyses the waveforms with an oscilloscope
(c) To make the electrical wiring for controlling bulbs and fluorescent lamps from a switchboard
(d) To make electrical wiring for controlling different loads from a switchboard

Course Objectives

Course Outcomes

Upon completion of this laboratory course, <br />CO1: Students will have fundamental practical knowledge regarding the basic <br />machining process and be able to apply their theoretical knowledge (what they have <br />gathered from theory classes) in the real-life practical field. <br />CO2: They will be able to distinguish different machining processes and identify <br />various instruments and machines. They will be able to operate and handle different <br />high-end machines and tools (including CNC). <br />CO3: They will have fundamental practical knowledge regarding the basic carpentry <br />and fitting process. They will be able to distinguish different assembly processes and <br />identify various power tools. <br />CO4: They will be able to design and fabricate different components of a welding job <br />with their own hands and have a basic fundamental knowledge of the welding <br />process. <br />CO5: They will have a fundamental knowledge of the basic electrical job. They will <br />be able to design and imply basic electrical circuits with their own hands.

Essential Reading

Supplementary Reading