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F-DTN-M-NFDA

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Paper I

Time Allowed : Three Hours Maximum Marks : 300

INSTRUCTIONS
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are compulsory, and any three of the remaining ques-
tions selecting at least one question from each Section.
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otherwise indicated.
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1 kilonewton (1 kN) = 100 kg, if found necessary.
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Important : Whenever a Question is being attempted,
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 Section 'A'
1. (a) The critical buckling load of a cast iron hollow
cylindrical column 3 m in length when hinged
at both the ends is equal to P kN. When the
column is fixed at both the ends, its critical
load increases to (P + 300) kN. If the ratio
of external diameter to internal diameter is
1.25 and E = 100 GPa, determine the external
diameter of the column. 12
(b) A stuntman drives a motorcycle around a
circular vertical wall 30 m in diameter. The
coefficient of friction between the tyre and
wall is 0-6. Determine the minimum speed that
will prevent sliding down the wall. Determine
the angle also by which the motorcycle is
inclined to the horizontal. 12
(c) A hypoeutectoid plain c-steel is heated to
1540°C and then cooled slowly to 725°C.
What is the percentage of ferrite and austenite
in steel after the process ? Mark the process on
Iron-carbon diagram. 12
(d) An 1-beam with the following dimensions is
subjected to a shearing force of 20 kN.
Flange : breadth = 50 nun, thickness = 5.5 mm
Web : depth = 109 mm, thickness = 3.5 mm
Area of cross-section = 9.4 x 104 mm2
M.I. = Ixx = 220 x 104 mm4.
Calculate the value of the transverse shear
stress at the neutral axis x-x and at the top of
the web. 12

F-DTN-M-NFDA 2 (Contd.)
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F-DTN-M-NFDA 3 (Contd.)
 (e)

A band brake is used to stop a machine. The

brake band is in contact with the brake drum
through an angle of 250°. The coefficient of
the friction is 0.3. Determine the force P
required to develop the braking torque of
magnitude 400 Nm. The arrangement is shown
in the above figure. 12

2. (a) (i) 1. Define interference in involute gears.

2. How do you prevent interference ?
3. Determine the minimum number of
teeth required on a pinion, in order to
avoid interference which is to gear
with an equal wheel. The pressure
angle is 20° and a standard addendum
of 1 module for the wheel may be
assumed. 2+3+10=15

F-DTN-M-NFDA 4 (Contd.)
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F-DTN-M-NFDA 5 (Contd.)
 (ii) 1. Sketch the arrangement of a reverted
gear train comprising of gears A and
D mounted on co-axial driving and
driven shafts, respectively. Gears B
and C are mounted on a parallel
counter shaft to mesh with gears A
and D, respectively.

2. The speed ratio (driving speed ±

driven speed) in the reverted gear
train of above arrangement is to be 14.
The module pitch of gears A and B -
are 3-125 mm and of gears C and D are
2.5 mm. Calculate the suitable numbers
of teeth for the gears. No gear is to have
less than 24 teeth. The centre distance
between the counter-shaft and driving
shall is 200 mm. 5+10=15

(b) A cylinder having mass 40 kg is hung

by means of cables Al? and AC which are
attached to the top of the vertical wall. The
distance of points B and C on the wall from a
line along the wall parallel to the axis of
cylinder are 8 m and 10 m respectively. A
horizontal force along the line perpendicular to
the wall has been applied at the cylinder which
pulls it by a distance 1.2 m away from the
wall. The point A is on the cylinder and it is
10 m below BC. Determine tension in each
cable and the force applied at the cylinder.
20

F-DTN-M-NFDA 6 (Contd.)
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F-DTN-M-NFDA (Contd.)
 (c) (i) How are the thermosetting plastic pro-
ducts processed ?
(ii) Name two polymerization processes. 10

3. (a)

22 cm

25 cm

Compute second moment of area of the plane

lamina shown in the above figure about an axis
parallel to the base and passing through the
centroid. 20

(b) (i) A hollow shaft having an inside diameter

50% of its outer diameter is to replace a
solid shaft transmitting the same power
at the same speed. Calculate the per-
centage saving in material if the material
to be used is also the same. 10

F-DTN-M-NFDA 8 (Contd.)
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F-DTN-M-NFDA 9 (Contd.)
 (ii) A dose coiled spring has coil diameter
to wire diameter ratio of 6. The spring
deflects 30 rnm wider a load of 500 N
and the maximum shear stress is not to
exceed 350 MPa. Find the diameter and
length of wire required. Modulus of
rigidity of wire material = 80 GPa. 10

(c) Compare the main characteristics with regard

to their hardening and magnetic properties of
arious stainless steels. 10

(d) Four masses mi, ni2, rn3 and m4 are 160 kg,
225 kg. 200 kg and 312 kg, respectively.
The corresponding radii of rotation are 0.25 m,
0.2 m, 0.3 m and 0.25 m, respectively. The
angles between the successive masses are 45°,
75° and 135°. Find the position and magnitude
of the balance mass required. if its radius of
rotation is 0.25 m. Presume that all masses
including the balance mass rotate in the same
plane. 10

4. (a) (i) Compare the flexural strengths of the

following three beams of equal weight.
I. I-section 300 mm x 150 mm with
flanges 20 mm thick and web 12 mm
thick.
2. Rectangular section having depth
twice the width.
3. Solid circular section. 15

F-DTN-M-NFDA 10 (Contd.)
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F-DTN-M-NFDA i1 (Contd.)
 (ii) A cantilever. 3 in long, and of symmetri-
cal section 250 mm deep carries a
uniformly distributed load of 30 kN
per m run throughout, together with a
point load of 80 kN at a section 12 m
from the fixed end. Find the deflection
at the free end. Take, E = 200 GPa and
I = 54,000 cm4. 15

(b) (i) Discuss criteria of stability for spring

controlled governors. 5

(ii) The sleeve arm and the ball arm of a

Harme11 governor are 9 cm and 10 cm
long respectively. At mean position of
the sleeve, the equilibrium speed is
300 rpm and balls rotate at the radius of
12 cm. The mass of each ball is 2 kg and
the sleeve movement is ± 2 cm from the
mean position. The minimum speed is
96% of the mean speed. Determine the
stiffness of the spring and the maximum
speed of the governor. 15

(c) A particle has initial velocity of 30 m/s towards

the right at 30° with the horizontal. The retarda-
tion along horizontal axis is 1 m/s2 and along
upward vertical axis is 6 m/s2. Determine the
horizontal distance covered until the particle
reached a point 30 m below its original eleva-
tion. 10

F-DTN-M-NFDA 12 (Contd.)
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F-DTN-M-NFDA 13 (Contd.)
 Section 'B'

S. (a) Define "tool life" and list down four methods

for quantitative measurement of tool life. 12

(b) (i) With the help of an example, clarify the

function of a clamp in a fixtures

(ii) Sketch a cam type clamp and suggest its

two applications. 12

(c) Explain how flatness of a surface is measured

with an optical flat. 12

(d) Following table shows the predecessor

relationship of the activities in an assembly
line. The output is 200 units per day and
operating time is 450 minutes per day. Using
the most successors rule to assign tasks to
work centre and longest work time rule as a tie
breaker,

(a) group the tasks into work centres and

F-DTN-M-NFDA 14 (Contd.)
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F-DTN-M-NFDA 15 (Contd.)
 (b) compute balance efficiency, idle time and
balance delay.
Task Predecessor Time
(sec)
A — — None 40
B — A 20
C — — None 60
D — 40
E — 30
F — — None 35
G — — None 45
H — 60
I — 40
12
(e) What are the principles of motion economy
related to work place ? If these principles are
adopted in design of work place, what will be
the advantages ? 12

6. (a) (i) A hole is to be drilled in a high-strength

copper alloy workpiece with a 10 mm bit
at a feed of 0.2 mm/rev. The spindle
speed is 500 rpm. Estimate the material
removal rate and the torque required for
this operation. Take specific energy value
of the work material as 1.9 w.s./mm3.
10
(ii) Discuss in brief the mechanism involved
in grinding wheel wear. Why aluminium
oxide and cubic boron nitride abrasives
are suitable for grinding of steel, but
silicon carbide or diamond are not ? 20

F-DTN-M-NFDA 16 (Contd.)
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F-DTN-M-NFDA 17 (Contd.)
 (b) (i) Explain in brief, with sketches, the
pressure and vacuum gap flushing
techniques used in EDM. 10
(ii) Which one of the above will result in a
more accurate cavity ? Give reason. 5
(iii) Also discuss how the gap flushing condi-
tions may be improved while drilling
small holes. 5
(c) Find the sequence that minimises the total
elapsed time required to complete the
following jobs. Each job is processed in the
order ACB.
Processing times in hours
Job No. 1 2 3 4 5
Machine A 5 7 6 9 5
Machine B 3 7 5 6 7
Machine C 2 1 4 5 3

Determine the sequence of the jobs, makespan

and idle time of machines. Illustrate the
method of solution and assumptions taken. 10

7. (a) (0 What is understood by the statement

"Process under statistical control" ?
(ii) State the conditions when the process is
considered statistically out of control on
the basis of theory of runs ?
(iii) What is JIT ? What are its objectives and
key elements ? Illustrate in brief the
single card Kanban and two card
Kanban systems. 5+10+15=30

F-DTN-M-NFDA 18 (Contd.)
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F-DINI-M-NFDA 19 (Contd.)
 (b) (i) Compare the process capabilities of
Shielded Metal-Arc Welding (SMAW)
and Submerged Arc Welding (SAW)
processes. 15

(ii) How thick jobs (> 20 mm) may be

welded by SMAW process ? 5

(c) What are the objectives of an efficient facility

layout ? What are the principles to be adopted
to achieve these objectives ? Compare product,
process and cellular layout. 10

8. (a) (i) What is the significance of (1) angle of

nip, and (2) angle of bite during rolling
operation ? How are they related to roll
friction ? 10

(ii) Classify the process of extrusion with

the help of sketches. Enumerate the
conditions under which central burst may
occur. Where does a 'pipe' occur ? 15

(iii) What is "friction hill" ? 5

(b) (i) A firm manufactures a product whose

selling price is 10. It has a capacity
of 10.000 units. The variable costs are
2.50 per unit. The fixed costs are
estimated at aT 30,000 up to 50% capacity
utilization, T 36,000 above 50% level,
and 42,000 if the utilization is 80% or
above.

F-DTN-M-NFDA 20 (Contd.)
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F-DTN-M-NFDA 21 (Contd.)
 a. What will be the operating profit
of the firm at 70%, 80% and 90%
utilization ?

b. What is the lowest level of activity at

which the firm can make a profit of
18,000 ?

(ii) What is detailed work factor system of

PMT ? List the common areas of its
application. 10+10=20

(c)
y

In the above figure define the lines L t, L2, L3

and L4 in the APT language. 10

F-DTN-M-NFDA 22
 a. Th-lf MIT 70%, 80% rill
90% WET 34411-9cii 4ZR-97T 6)40 ?

b. 7,If 421 ,13-•lc14-1 4-11:MT (-kit Wcf7 e

18.000 MIT MA ?

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APT MIsir EftifEra. Rif7.7 l 10

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