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    Design of Machine Elements-Ii

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    This document contains a 7 question exam on machine element design. It covers topics like roller chains, gears, flywheels, clutches, springs, and brakes. The exam has a section A with 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, and a section B with 4 longer answer questions worth 10 marks each. Some of the questions ask students to explain design processes, like designing a worm gear or slider bearing. Others involve calculating specifications for machine elements, such as designing a flywheel rim or sizing a helical compression spring.

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    This document contains a 7 question exam on machine element design. It covers topics like roller chains, gears, flywheels, clutches, springs, and brakes. The exam has a section A with 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, and a section B with 4 longer answer questions worth 10 marks each. Some of the questions ask students to explain design processes, like designing a worm gear or slider bearing. Others involve calculating specifications for machine elements, such as designing a flywheel rim or sizing a helical compression spring.

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    Design of Machine Elements-Ii

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    Roll No. Total No.

    of Pages: 02
    Total No. of Questions: 07
    B.TECH. (Sem.-6th)
    DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENTS-II
    Subject Code: BTME-601
    Paper ID: [A2361]
    Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 60

    INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:

    1. Section-A is compulsory.
    2. Attempt any four questions from section-B

    o m
    SECTION-A

    .r c
    Q.1.(a)

    (b)
    e
    What is the offset link of roller chain?

    p
    How will you designate roller chain?
    2x10=20

    (c)
    p a
    What is herringbone gear?

    (d)
    b r
    State two advantages of internal gears.
    o m
    (e)

    w .
    Why flywheels are used in presses?
    .r c
    w
    (f)

    (g)
    What is ‘back-stop’ band brake?

    What is meant by surging in springs?


    p e
    w (h) What are main advantages of spiral springs?
    a
    (i) What is the main purpose of using a clutch?
    r p
    (j) What are main advantages of cone clutch?
    .b
    Q.2.
    SECTION-B

    w w
    Explain the method of designing a worm and worm wheel.
    (4x10=40)

    Q.3.

    Q.4.
    w
    Explain the steps involved in slider bearing design.

    Turing moment diagram of a multi-cylinder engine is drawn with a scale of ( 1 mm = 20)


    on abscissa and ( 1 mm = 1250 N-m) on ordinate. The intercepted areas between the
    torque developed by the engine and the mean resisting torque of a machine taken in order
    from one end are-30, +400, -270, +330,-310,+230,-380, +270, and -420 mm2. Engine is

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    running at a mean speed of 240 rpm and the coefficient of speed fluctuation is limited to
    0.02.A rimmed flywheel made up of grey cast iron with mass destiny 7100 kg/m3 is
    provided, Rim contributes 90% of required moment of inertia. Rim has rectangular cross-
    section with width to thickness ratio of 1.5 Design the flywheel rim.

    Q.5. Design a helical compression spring of a mechanism that is a subjected to an initial pre-
    load of 50N and maximum force during the load cycle is 300 N Wire diameters is
    5mm.Spring index is 5. Spring is made of oil-hardened and tempered steel wire of a

    against fluctuating stresses.


    o m
    grade SW with ultimate tensile strength of 1440MPa. Discuss the safety aspects of spring

    .r c
    Q.6.
    e
    Design leather faced cone clutch that transmits power at 500 rpm. The semi-cone angle is

    p
    12.50. Mean diameter of the clutch is 300 mm, while the face width of the contact surface

    a
    of friction lining is 100 mm. Coefficient of friction is 0.2 and maximum intensity of

    p
    r
    pressure is 0.07 Mpa.

    b o m
    Q.7.

    w . A automobile vehicle weighing 13.5Kn is moving on a level road at a speed of 95 kmph.

    .r c
    When the brakes are applied, it is subjected to a uniform deceleration of 6m/s 2. There are
    brakes on all four wheels. The tyre diameter is 750 mm. Kinetic energy of rotating parts

    w p e
    is 10% of kinetic energy of moving vehicle. Mass of each brake drum assembly is 10 kg

    w and specific heat capacity is 460 j/kg0 C. Calculate the braking time, braking distance,
    a
    brake drum assembly.
    r p
    total energy absorbed by each brake, torque capacity of each brake, temperature rise of

    .b
    .....END.....

    w w
    w

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