Engineering Graphics & Design Lab (3110013)

Engineering Graphics & Design lab has been facilitated to visualize or imagine the technical statements and representations of technical designs.

Also learning facility has been provided by appropriate models of Plane scale, Planes, Solids, Section of solids, Developments of surfaces, Cycloids and Orthographic objects for students. 

Computer software has been installed in CAD Laboratory for learning of CAD design and commands.

The unique combination of technical skills and creative techniques used in the engineering graphics field prepares graduates for entry-level positions as designers, drafters and technicians in a variety of fields, including manufacturing, engineering, architecture and construction.

Drawing Table:-   60

Stool:-                60

List of Practical with LOs

1. Practice Sheet:- Understand dimensioning techniques and importance of course.
2. Loci of points (only sketch book):- Learn tracing of points with relative position and its importance in mechanism.
3. Plane Scale and Diagonal Scale:- Learn measuring instruments and standards.
4. Engineering Curves:- Learn types curves, it’s  applications and plotting techniques.
5. Orthographic Projection:- To observe the object and represent all faces in 2D plane with understanding of angles with principle planes.
6. Projection of Lines:- To understand the position of straight line with position of shadow and proper understanding of principle plans and inclinations with it.
7. Projection of Planes:- To identify Plane shape and imagine the final position from the problem statement.
8. Projection of Solid, Section of Solid And Development of Surfaces:- To imagine and plotting different solid objects’ shapes, opening faces and sectional views with reference to principle planes.
9. Isometric Projection:-To generate geometry (3D) from the open faces with scale and exact dimension.
10. Orthographic Drawing (Three Views) Using AutoCAD Commands:-To generate the geometry in computer software and explain the procedure and application of commands.

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List of Equipments

1. Plane scale different shapes of planes
2. Models of Different Solid objects
3. CAD Lab is facilitated for computer aided applications of EG&D

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These laboratories are introduction to the use and operation of selected industry chicaneries, various machining operations, and basic skills on conventional machines, such as lathes, mills, shapers, grinders, and drill presses. The students also learn about various welding processes on different kind of materials along with safety recommendations in manufacturing processes to get skilled profession attitude which help them to be professional engineers.

This lab is to introduce the basic principles of heat and mass transfer with emphasis on their analysis and applications to practical engineering problems and also it is used for performing the Heat Transfer experiments to verify some of the theoretical learning in our class by experiments.

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The objective of the lab is to perform experiments which are related to engineering mechanics subject (Statics and Dynamics) in order to understand the behavior of different mechanical equipment which students study in theory.

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