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    The document outlines the syllabus for the B.E. Mechanical (Evening) entrance test for 2017-18 at Jamia Millia Islamia University in New Delhi. The syllabus covers questions in engineering mechanics, design, production, and thermal engineering. Specific topics that will be covered include forces, motion, energy, fluid mechanics, stress and strain analysis, machine design fundamentals, manufacturing processes, thermodynamics, heat engines, and refrigeration. The level of questions will match that of a three-year diploma examination in mechanical engineering from an Indian polytechnic institution.

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    Mechanical Engineering Department

    SYLLABUS FOR B.E. MECHANICAL (EVENING) ENTRANCE TEST- 2017-18


    FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
    JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA
    NEW DELHI-110025

    There will be one paper comprising questions in Engg. Mechanics Design,


    Production and Thermal Engineering. The standard of questions shall be the same
    as expected in a three-year Diploma (Mechanical) Examination of the Polytechnics.

    Engg. Mechanics: Co-planer and non-co-planer force system, triangle,


    parallelogram and polygon law of forces. Moments, couple, centre of gravity.
    Centroid, moment of inertia. Motion and displacement. Velocity and acceleration,
    equations of motion. Newton's Laws of Motion. Momentum. Conservation of
    momentum. Work, power and energy. Types of energy. Conservation of energy.
    Curvilinear motion. Angular velocity and acceleration. Centripetal and centrifugal
    force. Simple machines (lever, wheel, axle, pulley, jack and wrinch crab). Mechanical
    advantage, velocity ratio and efficiency of a machine. Laws of friction. Properties of
    fluids (specific weight, specific mass, specific volume, capillary). Pascal's Law.
    Pressure of vertically inclined surface. Centre of pressure. Types of fluid flow. Rate
    of discharge and equation of continuity Bernoulli's theorem. Fluid flow through a
    pipe, an orifice and a venturimeter. Pitot tube. Loss of pressure head due to friction
    sudden area enlargement, contractions, obstruction and bends.
    Design: Types of stress and strain. Strain energy due to direct stresses. Stress due
    to gradual, sudden and falling load. Theory of simple bending Stress in beams of
    rectangular/circular/I/T sections under different types of loads (Concentrated/UDL).
    Deflection in simply supported beams and cantilevers under UDL/ Concentrated
    loads. Types of columns and their modes of failure. Buckling. Crushing loads.
    Factors affecting strength of a column. Riveted and welded joints for pressure
    vessels and structural members. Bolts and nuts. Power transmitted by shafts under
    torsion. Design of flanged coupling. Design of leaf and close-coiled helical springs.
    Cotter and Knucle joints.
    Production Engineering: Types of welding/Metal Forming/Moulding processes and
    their applications. (Introduction only). Introduction to a machine tools and metal
    cutting. Common fracture of machine tools. Geometry of single point cutting tools,
    drills and milling cutters. Types of chips. Tool wear and tool life. Use of Cutting fluids
    and their types. Working principle and mechanism of a shaper. Specification of a
    shaper. Types of shaper tools types, angle and materials. Industrial Management.
    Source of capital, Joint, stock, private, partnership and private limited company. Line
    staff and functional organisations. Trade unions. Labour laws. Industries disputes.
    Inventories and wages.

    Thermal Engineering: Thermodynamic systems and their properties. Laws of


    thermodynamics. Enthalpy. Thermodynamic processes (constant volume, constant
    pressure, isothermal, adiabatic and polytropic). Conditions (wet saturated, dry
    saturated and super-heated) and properties of steam. Details of boilers for low and
    high pressure generation of steam, fire tube and water tube types. Principle,
    construction and working of impulse and reaction turbines. Classification of I.C.
    Engines S. I. and C.I. engines. Working principle of 2-stroke and 4-stroke cycle
    engines. Power cycles (ideal, air, fuel-air, otto, diesel dual combustion) their thermal
    efficiencies and comparisons. Principle of refrigeration. Refrigeration cycle, common
    refrigerants and their properties. Psychometric process and properties.

    Syllabus for B.E Entrance Test (in Mechanical Engineering)

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