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Project Proposal

Manufacturing process

Submitted to: Dr Arslan Ahmed

Group Members:
Hammad Ahmed FA21-BME-001
M.Abdullah Tariq FA21-BME-004
Uns Haider FA21-BME-035
Hamza Tahir FA21-BME-011
Mirza Hunain Abbas FA21-BME-018
Fawad Ahmad FA21-BME-082

Section: A

Date: 21 Feb 2024


STEAM ENGINE
Introduction:
The steam engine was a clever invention that used the power of steam to do
work. It worked like this: water was heated until it turned into steam, which is like a really hot,
invisible gas. This steam was then directed into a cylinder, pushing a piston inside back and
forth. As the piston moved, it could turn a wheel or do other kinds of work. Basically, it turned
heat energy from the steam into mechanical energy, which could be used to power all sorts of
things, like trains, boats, and factories. So, in simple terms, the steam engine was like a magic
machine that turned hot steam into movement and power.

Objectives
The objective of a steam engine project could encompass various goals, such as
understanding the principles of thermodynamics, mechanics, engineering design and to
implement different manufacturing processes to design it. It could serve as a hands-on learning
experience to explore the historical significance and technological evolution of steam power.
Additionally, such a project might aim to demonstrate the practical applications of steam engines
in generating mechanical work or electricity, fostering creativity in optimizing efficiency and
performance. Moreover, it could stimulate interest in sustainable energy solutions by comparing
steam engines with modern alternatives, encouraging critical thinking about energy consumption
and environmental impact. Ultimately, the project could inspire curiosity, innovation, and a
deeper appreciation for the ingenuity behind one of the most transformative inventions in human
history.

Methodology
The methodology for a steam engine project typically involves several key
steps. Firstly, thorough research is conducted to understand the principles and mechanics of
steam engines, including their historical significance and modern applications. Next, a detailed
design phase takes place, where engineers draft plans for the construction of the engine,
considering factors such as materials, dimensions, and safety features. Following this, the
necessary components are sourced or fabricated according to the design specifications. Assembly
then takes place, with careful attention paid to precision and alignment to ensure optimal
performance. Once
assembled, the engine undergoes hard testing to identify and address any issues, with
adjustments made as needed. Finally, the completed steam engine is ready for demonstration,
showcasing its functionality and serving as a testament to the ingenuity and engineering prowess
behind its creation. Throughout the project, admire to safety standards and documentation are
paramount to ensure success and facilitate future improvements

Timeline

Total Time: 2 months (7 weeks)

Budget
Material Costs:

Stainless Steel: 1500-2000 PKR

Brass: 2000-3000 PKR

Copper: 1000-1500 PKR


Other materials: 5000 PKR

Total Material Costs: Approximately 10,000 PKR

Work Division

 Module 1: CAD Modelling

Hammad Ahmad, Abdullah Tariq

 Module 2:Manufacturing (Turning, Facing, Milling, Drilling, CNC,


Welding)

Hamza , Hunain , Uns Haider, Fawad Ahmad

 Module 3: Assembling and Testing

Hammad Ahmad, Abdullah Tariq, Hamza, Fawad

 Module 4: Drafting

Uns Haider, Hunain

Conclusion
In conclusion, the steam engine project stands as a testament to human creativity,
perseverance, and the timeless quest for progress. our steam engine project has provided valuable
insights into the principles and applications of steam power. Through various experimentation
and analysis, we have demonstrated the efficiency and effectiveness of steam engines in
converting thermal energy into mechanical work. we have identified opportunities for enhancing
performance and fuel efficiency in steam engines

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