Manufacturing Processes-I syllabus

PCC-252-MEC · Second Year Mechanical Engineering, SPPU 2024 pattern. Every unit, the marks scheme, course outcomes and books, copied from the official syllabus PDF.

PCC-252-MEC3 h/week theoryCCE 40 + End-sem 60
05.units
03.credits

Unit-wise syllabus

UNIT I

Theory of metal cutting

8 hours

Basics of subtractive manufacturing, operations on Lathe, Milling. Basics of metal cutting mechanics, Chip formation and types of chips, Orthogonal and oblique cutting, Shear angle and Merchant’s theory, Cutting Forces and Power Estimation, Properties of cutting tool materials, Tool signature, Tool wear and tool life, Taylor’s tool life equation

UNIT II

Metal Casting Technology

8 hours

Introduction to casting processes, Patterns: Pattern materials, types of pattern, allowances pattern design, molding sand, Properties of molding sands, Core making, melting practices and furnaces, Pouring and Gating system, Cleaning and Finishing of casting, Defects and remedies. Principle and equipment of Die casting, Centrifugal casting, Investment casting, Continuous casting. Numerical estimation to find mold filling time, Riser design and placement, Principles of cooling and solidification of casting, Directional and Progressive solidification, Estimation of solidification rate

UNIT III

Metal Forming Technology

8 hours

Introduction to Metal Forming- Stress-Strain Analysis in Metal Forming, Bulk Deformation Processes, Defects in Metal Forming, Rolling: Types, defects, and applications, Rolling force estimation, Torque and power requirements for rolling mills Forging: Open-die, Closed-die, and Impression-die forging, Estimation of Forging Load using uniform deformation energy equation, Sheet Metal Working: Types of sheet metal operations, Press working equipment and terminology, design of simple progressive die: strip lay-out and percentage utilization, clearance analysis, centre of pressure, estimation of cutting forces and press capacity

UNIT IV

Joining Technology

6 hours

Joining process classification, soldering, brazing, welding symbols, types of joint, Electrodes- types and purpose of electrodes, electrode coatings (flux), welding defects, testing and inspection of welds, Working principles, applications of welding processes: Arc welding: MIG, TIG, Resistance welding: Spot, Seam, Heat generation in resistance welding, Gas Welding: Types of flames, oxy-acetylene gas welding. Solid State Welding: Friction Welding, Modern Welding Processes: Laser welding plasma arc welding, submerged arc welding, projection welding, electron beam welding, ultrasonic welding

UNIT V

Finishing and Fine finishing processes

6 hours

Grinding Process: Introduction, types of grinding machines, Grinding wheel: Introduction, types, shapes, designation and selection, grit, grade & structure of wheels, mounting, glazing, loading, dressing, truing, balancing, Surface Finish Measuring Instruments. Advanced Fine finishing processes: (Construction, working and process parameters) Introduction to Honing and Lapping, Magnetic abrasive finishing, Ultrasonic finishing, Abrasive flow machining.

Marks and credits

HeadMarksCredit
CCE (continuous comprehensive evaluation)403
End-semester exam60

Prerequisite: Manufacturing Practice Workshop, Material Science and Metallurgy, Engineering Physics.

Course outcomes

  1. CO1APPLY metal cutting mechanics and tool wear analysis to optimize machining processes.
  2. CO2DESIGN gating systems, risers, and ANALYZE casting defects for efficient metal casting processes.
  3. CO3COMPUTE forces, power, and deformation in rolling, forging, and sheet metal operations.
  4. CO4COMPARE welding techniques, interpret weld symbols, and EVALUATE defects for quality joining.
  5. CO5SELECT appropriate grinding and finishing processes based on surface finish requirements

Books

Text books

Reference books

NPTEL and SWAYAM links

Listed in the official syllabus:

FAQ

How many units are in Manufacturing Processes-I?

Manufacturing Processes-I (PCC-252-MEC) has 5 units: Unit I Theory of metal cutting (8 h); Unit II Metal Casting Technology (8 h); Unit III Metal Forming Technology (8 h); Unit IV Joining Technology (6 h); Unit V Finishing and Fine finishing processes (6 h).

What is the marks scheme for Manufacturing Processes-I?

The official Mechanical Engineering 2024 pattern syllabus lists continuous comprehensive evaluation (CCE) for 40 marks and the end-semester exam for 60 marks, for 3 credits.

What should I know before Manufacturing Processes-I?

Prerequisite listed in the syllabus: Manufacturing Practice Workshop, Material Science and Metallurgy, Engineering Physics.