Module Experiment Name Reference Week

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I Introduction to Engineering Mechanics Lab (Layout of Lab 1
Lab) Manual

II To determine forces developed in various elements of a Lab

Redundant Truss Manual

III To study and measure forces developed in a Fink Truss Lab 4

Manual

IV To verify link polygon for various uniplanar forces by Lab 5

using equilibrium of force apparatus Manual

V To determine deflection of simply supported and Lab 6

cantilever beams with different spans and loading profiles Manual
by using Deflection of Frames apparatus
V1 To investigate the fundamentals of equilibrium of Lab 7
moments by using two-arms lever Manual

VII To determine mechanical advantage of toggle joint Lab 8

mechanism experimentally using toggle joint apparatus Manual

VIII To Study and perform experiment to find strains, stresses, Lab 9

forces, and deflections in different pin-jointed Manual
frameworks
IX To verify the relationship of centrifugal force in a circular Lab 10
motion for different angular velocities, radii, and masses Manual
of different rotating objects by using centrifugal force
apparatus
X To demonstrate the Newton’s Second Law and to find Lab 11
relationship between force, mass and acceleration using Manual
Acceleration Apparatus
XI To find out Gyroscopic moments using Gyroscope 12
Apparatus and to compare the theoretical and
experimental gyroscopic moments
XII To calculate the moment of inertia for the rotating 13
flywheel present in the lab
XIII To determine moment of inertia of disc rolling down on 14
the inclined plane
XIV To validate the theory of maximum torque for clutch and Lab 16
to calculate the coefficient of friction of clutch material Manual

XV To determine velocity ratio, mechanical advantage, and Lab 17

efficiency for lifting load by applied effort using Wheel Manual
and Differential Axle
XVI To validate the principle of work done by a variable force
(tangential effort and vertical effort) using work done by
variable force apparatus
XVII To obtain the coefficient of friction between pulley and
belt (V-belt, flat belt) at different initial tensions and
operating speeds by using Belt Friction Apparatus
XVIII To demonstrate relative angular motion between two
intersecting shafts by using constant velocity joint
apparatus