MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING-I
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The official GTU curriculum for MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING-I (subject code 1313406) as prescribed for Smart Energy · Semester 1 divides the course into 9 units, covering 19 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (1313406)Unit 1 Module 1
- Safety 1.1 Personal safety 1.2 Shop floor (Mechanical & Electrical) 1.3 Accident prevention 1.4 Loading and unloading practices 1.5 Identification of unsafe condition and unsafe acts 1.6 Videos on safety 2 h
Unit 2 Module 2
- Hand Tools 2.1 Files – types
- application 2.2 Hammers – types
- application 2.3 Spanners - types
- application 2.4 Screw drivers - types
- specification, and application 2.5 Torque wrenches - types
Unit 3 Module 3
- Marking Tools 3.1 Dot Punch 3.2 Centre Punch 3.3 Scriber 3.4 Number and Letter Punch 2 h
Unit 4 Module 4
- Fasteners 4.1Types
- Specification and Application of Following 4.1.1 Screws
- Bolts and Nuts 4.1.2 Washers 4.1.3 Locking Devices 4.1.4 Circlips 4 h
Unit 5 Module 5
- Drilling 5.1 Drilling machine –Types
- Specification 5.2 Drill – Nomenclature 5.3 Tool holding and Work holding Methods 5.4 Drilling Operations 5.4.1Drilling 6 h Diploma Programme in which this course is offered Semester in which offered Mechanical (Manufacturing Technology) First Semester Manufacturing Engineering - I Course Code : 1313406 5.4.2 Counter Sinking 5.4.3 Counter Boring 5.4.4 Spot Facing 5.4.5 Reaming 5.4.6 Tapping 5.5 RPM calculation 5.6 Defects in drilling – Reasons and Remedies
Unit 6 Module 6
- Turning 6.1 Lathe and it specification 6.2 Types of lathes 6.3 Turning operation 6.3.1 Facing 6.3.2 Plain turning 6.3.3 Step turning 6.3.4 Taper turning 6.3.5 Grooving 6.3.6 Thread cutting 6.4 Tool Nomenclature 6.5 Work holding devices 6.6 Tool holding devices 6.7 RPM Calculation 6 h
Unit 7 Module 7
- Milling 7.1 Types of Milling machines
- Specification and Application 7.2 Work holding and tool holding devices 7.3 Types of Milling cutters and Application 7.4 RPM Calculation 6 h
Unit 8 Module 8
- Grinding 8.1 Types of Grinding Machines
- Specification and Application 8.2 Grinding Operations 8.3 Types of grinding wheels
- Specification and Application 8.4 Work holding and wheel mounting methods 6 h
Unit 9 Module 9
- JIM Contents 9.1 Things you wear and Use - JIM 2.3.4 9.2 Manual Labor - JIM2.3.5 9.3 How to Operate Machines -JIM2.3.6 10 h
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