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    Question Paper Format For Ug and PG Examinations: Degree Semester Branch SUBJECT Code and Name

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    1. The document provides a sample question paper format for undergraduate and postgraduate examinations in the subject of Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing. (LO - Learning Outcome, IO - Important Outcome, HO - Higher Order) 2. The paper is divided into three parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, Part B contains 5 long answer questions worth 13 marks each, and Part C contains 1 long answer question worth 15 marks. 3. Questions assess different cognitive levels including recall of facts, comprehension and application of concepts, analysis, and evaluation. Topics covered include transformations, CAD/CAM applications and benefits, geometric modeling, data exchange standards, group technology, process planning, and

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    1. The document provides a sample question paper format for undergraduate and postgraduate examinations in the subject of Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing. (LO - Learning Outcome, IO - Important Outcome, HO - Higher Order) 2. The paper is divided into three parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, Part B contains 5 long answer questions worth 13 marks each, and Part C contains 1 long answer question worth 15 marks. 3. Questions assess different cognitive levels including recall of facts, comprehension and application of concepts, analysis, and evaluation. Topics covered include transformations, CAD/CAM applications and benefits, geometric modeling, data exchange standards, group technology, process planning, and

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    1. The document provides a sample question paper format for undergraduate and postgraduate examinations in the subject of Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing. (LO - Learning Outcome, IO - Important Outcome, HO - Higher Order) 2. The paper is divided into three parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, Part B contains 5 long answer questions worth 13 marks each, and Part C contains 1 long answer question worth 15 marks. 3. Questions assess different cognitive levels including recall of facts, comprehension and application of concepts, analysis, and evaluation. Topics covered include transformations, CAD/CAM applications and benefits, geometric modeling, data exchange standards, group technology, process planning, and

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    Question Paper Format For Ug and PG Examinations: Degree Semester Branch SUBJECT Code and Name

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    QUESTION PAPER FORMAT FOR UG AND PG EXAMINATIONS

    DEGREE : B.E
    SEMESTER : VI
    BRANCH : B.E. Mechanical Engineering
    SUBJECT Code and Name : ME8691 and Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing

    Time : 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100

    PART-A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks)

    1. What is meant by clipping Transformation? LO


    2. What are the designs related tasks performed by modern computer? IO
    3. Draw the second order continuity curve. IO
    4. Why B-rep modeling approaches are widely followed than CSG approach? LO
    5. Compare the data exchange standards IGES and STEP. LO
    6. State the needs for data exchange standards. IO
    7. What do you mean by machining centre with respect to NC machines IO
    What is the difference between manual part programming and computer assisted part
    8. LO
    programming?.
    9. Why FMS is popular for metal cutting applications? IO
    10. List the roles of group technology in CAD/CAM integration. LO

    Part – B ( 5 x 13 = 65 marks)

    11. a) A triangle has coordinates with A(5,2), B(3,5), and C(7,5).


    • First rotate the triangles by about the origin and then translate the
    triangle 2 units in x direction and 2 units in y direction.
    • Then translate the triangle 2 units in x direction and 2 units in y IO
    direction and then rotate by about the origin.
    Obtain the resultant for both cases and write your inferences.

    OR OR
    b) • i) Discuss how CIM can act as a enabling technology for concurrent
    engineering (9)
    IO
    • List the benefits and applications of CAD. (4)

    12 a) i) Explain the basic curve fitting techniques. (7) LO


    ii) Explain the importance of geometric modeling in CAD. (6)
    OR
    Explain wih suitable example, how a solid model is generated using boundary
    b) representation and write the advantages of solid LO
    modeling.

    13. a) Explain about the various layers of GKS


    LO
    OR OR
    b) State the need and requirements of the product exchange between
    dissimilar CAD/CAM systems. Describe the Step methodology. LO

    14. a)
    Explain the part programometr segment given below. Draw the trajectory of
    table motion that this program seeks to create.
    N0010G90;
    N0011G01X1Y2;
    N0011G01X2Y2; IO
    N0013G91;
    N0014G01X1;
    N0015G92X2Y2;
    N0016G01X1Y1
    OR OR
    b) Explain the working of a NC machine tool with the help of a diagram. Also
    state advantage and limitations of NC machines. IO

    15. a) i) )Describe the composite part concept in cellular manufacturing.(9)


    LO
    ii) What are the components of FMS?.(4)
    OR OR
    b) What is Group Technology?. Explain various basis of part classification and
    coding system in Group Technology. . LO

    PART C (1 X 15 = 15)

    16. a) i) Explain the technological frame work of process planning by using block
    diagram also explain why process planning is important in achieving the HO
    integration of CAD/CAM? (12)
    ii) List and explain the requirements for integrating manufacturing systems. (4)
    OR
    b) A flexible manufacturing cell consists of a load/unload station and two
    machining workstations. The load/unload station is station 1. Station 2
    Performs milling operations and consists of one server (one CNC milling
    machine). Server 3 has one server that performs drilling (one CNC drill
    press). The three stations are connected by a part handling system that has
    one work carrier. The mean transport time is 2.5 min. The FMC produce HO
    three parts A,B and C. The part mix fractions and process routings for the
    three parts are presented in table below. The operation frequency =1.0 for all
    operations.
    Part, Part mix, Operation, Descriptio Station, Process time,
    i k n i (min)
    1 Load 1 3
    2 Mill 2 20
    A 0.2 3 Drill 3 12
    4 Unload 1 2
    1 Load 1 3
    2 Mill 2 15
    B 0.3 3 Drill 3 30
    4 Unload 1 2
    1 Load 1 3
    2 Mill 3 14
    C 0.5 3 Drill 2 22
    4 Unload 1 2

    Determine:
    • Maximum production Rate of the FMC,
    • Corresponding production rates of each product,
    • Utilization of each machine in the system, and
    • Number of busy servers at each station.

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