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    This document outlines a lesson plan for a 3 credit hour course on machine element design. The course will cover topics like load and stress analysis, failure theories, and designing common machine elements like screws, springs, gears, and shafts. Students will learn static and fatigue analysis and apply these concepts to design optimized mechanical components. Evaluation will include sessionals, quizzes, assignments, a final exam, and a project. The goal is for students to gain the ability to analyze and select appropriate machine elements for mechanical designs.

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    This document outlines a lesson plan for a 3 credit hour course on machine element design. The course will cover topics like load and stress analysis, failure theories, and designing common machine elements like screws, springs, gears, and shafts. Students will learn static and fatigue analysis and apply these concepts to design optimized mechanical components. Evaluation will include sessionals, quizzes, assignments, a final exam, and a project. The goal is for students to gain the ability to analyze and select appropriate machine elements for mechanical designs.

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    This document outlines a lesson plan for a 3 credit hour course on machine element design. The course will cover topics like load and stress analysis, failure theories, and designing common machine elements like screws, springs, gears, and shafts. Students will learn static and fatigue analysis and apply these concepts to design optimized mechanical components. Evaluation will include sessionals, quizzes, assignments, a final exam, and a project. The goal is for students to gain the ability to analyze and select appropriate machine elements for mechanical designs.

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    NUST College of Electrical and

    Mechanical Engineering
    Department of Mechatronics Engineering
    Doc # MTS-CC-20 Date of Issue: 04-10-2012

    Lesson Plan

    SUBJECT: MTS322: Design of Machine Elements


    CREDIT HOURS: 3-0

    CONTACT HOURS: 3 Hours per Week

    TEXT BOOKS: Mechanical Engineering Design by Joseph Edward Shigley


    Latest Edition.

    REFERENCE BOOKS: Fundamentals of Machine Designby Juvinall, R. C. and Marshek,


    K. M. Latest Edition.

    PREREQUISITE: EM 223: Mechanics of Materials

    MODE OF TEACHING: Lectures and Demonstrations.

    COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to give the mechanical concept of load
    and stress analysis. The concepts are further utilized to be implemented on designing of
    common mechanical components such as screws, fasteners, gears, bearings, springs, welds and
    shafts. Students are given the concept of optimized design for both static loading and fatigue.

    COURSE OBJECTIVES: This course is meant to synergize forces, moments, torques, stress
    and strength information to develop ability to analyze, design and/or select machine elements -
    with attention to safety, reliability, and societal and fiscal aspects. Finally, the course prepares
    the students to design static and dynamic machine elements such as shafts, springs, screws,
    bearings and gears. The course includes numerous practical exercises and case studies.

    LEARNING OUTCOMES:
    Upon successful completion of the course, the student will demonstrate competency by being
    able to:

    1. Implementing and investigation of concepts pertaining to load and stress analysis


    2. Implementation and investigation of various failure theories of both ductile and brittle
    materials
    3. Designing of screws, fasteners and permanent joints
    4. Design and analysis of springs
    5. Design of gears
    NUST College of Electrical and
    Mechanical Engineering
    Department of Mechatronics Engineering
    Doc # MTS-CC-20 Date of Issue: 04-10-2012

    Lesson Plan

    6. Design of shafts and shaft loading


    PRACTICAL APPLICATION:All machines designs need to be optimally designed so that
    they could work to the most of their efficiency and are able to withstand the stresses applied
    during operation. Each component of the machine is therefore carefully designed and analyzed
    accordingly. Fasteners, welds, shafts, gears, springs and bearing form the basic components of
    any machine design. Therefore correct design serves a vital role to avoid failure during
    operation. Studying this subject would equip the students to achieve this aim and therefore
    apply the knowledge they have earned to any mechanical design.

    TOPICS COVERED:
    S.N Topic Week/Lecture
    o
    1 Introduction to Static Loading, Factors of Safety 1
    2 Failure Theories 2-3
    3 Failure of Ductile /Brittle Materials 2-3
    4 Exercise, Problems and Assignments 4
    5 Stress Concentration Failure & Related Exercise Problems 5
    6 Introduction to Fatigue Loading 6-7
    7 S- N Diagram & Loading. 6-7
    8 Stress Concentration Effect on Fatigue Failure and Related 6-7
    Exercise Problems
    9 Fluctuating Loading and Related Exercise Problems 8
    10 Combined Loading & Related Exercise Problems 8
    11 Design of Screw, Fasteners Connections 9
    12 Welded Joints, Types, Strength 10
    13 Mechanical springs Design and Stress Analysis of Helical 11-12
    Extension and Compression, Spring and Related Exercise
    Problems
    14 Bearing Design covering: Types, Load, Selection and Design 12
    Considerations
    15 Gear Fundamentals, Types, Selection, Sizing and Stress Analysis 14
    16 Shafts Loading and Design Considerations 15
    17 Miscellaneous Topics such as Flexible Mechanical Elements 16
    NUST College of Electrical and
    Mechanical Engineering
    Department of Mechatronics Engineering
    Doc # MTS-CC-20 Date of Issue: 04-10-2012

    Lesson Plan

    COURSE TARGETS:

    S.No Outcomes Level of Learning PLO


    1 Implementing and investigation of concepts C3 1
    pertaining to load and stress analysis
    2 Implementation and investigation of various C3 4
    failure theories of both ductile and brittle
    materials
    3 Designing of screws, fasteners and C5 3
    permanent joints
    4 Design and analysis of springs C5 3
    5 Design of gears C5 3
    6 Design of shafts and shaft loading C5 3

    GRADING SYSTEM:

    1. Sessionals 35%
    2. Quizzes 10%
    3. Assignments 5%
    4. Final 40%
    5. Project 10%

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