Course Details

MECHANICAL COURSES

Following courses are conducted urder this faculty

1] TURNER [T]:Syllabus Covers

1. Safety

2. Units of Measurements

3. Measuring Instruments,

4. Cutting Tools,

5. Holding Devices,

6. General Hand Tools,

7. Engineering Fastners,

8. Lubricants & Lubrication

9. Limits, Fits, Tolerance & Interchangebility

10. Jigs& Fixtures

11. Lathe Machine,

12. Lathe Machine Specification

13. Types of Lathe Machines

14. Lathe Machine Accessories and Attachments

15. Lathe Operations,

16. Introduction to C.N.C. Machines

FITTER [F]: Syllabus Covers

1. Safety,

2. Units of Measurements,

3. Measuring Instruments

4. Cutting Tools,

5. Holding Devices,

6. General Hand Tools,

7. Engineering Fastners,

8. Lubricants & Lubrication,

9. Limits, Fits, Tolerance & Interchangebility,

10. Jigs& Fixtures,

11. Gauges

12. Bearing,

Nearty 40 practicals based on above topics are covered in the course.

3] WELDER PRACTICE [ WP]: syllabus covers

1. ARC Welding,

2. Gas Weldirig,

3. Gas Cutting.

4. Argon Welding

Nearly 50 practicals based on above topics are camried out in the course

4] FABRICATION FITTER:

PAPER-l: WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY& ENGINEERING DRAWING Syllabus covers

Section-I: Workshop Technology

1. Safety

2. General Hand Tools

3. Units of Measurement

4. Measuring instrurnents

5. Cutting Tools and Hand Tools

6. Work Holding Devices

7. Limits, Fits and Tolerance

8. Gauges, Study of various Machines like -Lathe, Milling, Grinding Machines, Drilling Machines etc.

9. Jigs & Fixtures

10. Machine - Study of various Machines like Lathe, milling, Grinding, Drilling Machines.

Section ll: Engineering Drawing

1. Introduction to Engineering Drawing

2. Geometrical Constructions

3. Scales

4. Orthographic Projection

5. Sectional Views

6. Isometric Views

PAPER-II : WELDER PRACTICE (Arc & Gas Welding)

Nearly 40 Practicals based on above topics

5] FABRICATION SUPERVISOR

PAPER-I:WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING DRAWING (Same as FABRICATION FITTER -Paper 1)

PAPER- II: Same as WELDER Course.

PAPER-IIl: WORKSHOP MANAGEMENT & CALCULATIONS (Same as DMES Paper- IV).

6] MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN [ MD]:

Paper Theory: Syllabus covers

1. Engineering Drawing and Conventions,

2. Engineering Materials,

3. Elementry Mathematics,

4. Measuring Instruments

5. Limits, Fits and Tolerance,

6. Screw Threads and Threaded Fasteners,

7. Rivets and Riveted Joints,

8. Gear and Gearing

Paper 2- Engineering Drawing: Syllabus Covers -

1. Introduction to Drawing.

2. Geometrical Constructions,

3. Scales,

4. Engg. Curves,

5. Projectionof Points, Lines,Planes

6. Oithographic Projections,

7. Isometric Projections,

8. Sectional Views,

9. Freehand Sketches

10. Assembly Drawing

Minimum 35 to 40 drawing sheets based on above topics are covered in the courses. --

7] PIPING DRAUGHTSMAN [ PD]:Paper l- Piping Theory

1. Introduction

2. Role of Piping Draughtsman and Scope of Wok for Piping Drafting,

3. Vanious Definitions and Terms use

4. Comparison of Piping Drawing

5. Types of Drawings versus Machine Drawing,

6. Concept and Symbols used

7. Scales for Piping Drawing,

8. Various Fittings and there Symbols

9. Insulation, Components

10. Instrumentation,

11. Steam Tracing of Process Lines,

12.Process Plant Terms

13.Process Plant Utilities,

14.Process Plant Equipment,

15.Different Diagrams and Various tips for a good Plat Layout,

16.Pumps

17.Compressors and Exchangers,

18.Various arrangement of Piping, -

19.Pressure Reliesing Devices.

7] PIPING DRAUGHTSMAN [ PD]:Paper II- Piping Theory

1. Process Equipment Symbols,

2. Symbols for Pipe Fittings and Vales,

3. Projections Exercise ,

4. Iscmetricto / Orthographic Exercise,

5. Schematic Diagram,

6. Piping and instuimentation Diagram

7. Different arangement of Control Stations,

8.Piping Layout Elevation/ Section,

9. Isometric to Orthographic Exercise ,

10. Flow Diagram,

11.Equipments Arrangement Layout,

13.Piping Layout Plan,

13.Orthographic to Isometric Exercise

Minimum 25 to 30 drawing sheets based on above topics are covered in the course.

ITES Board conducts "DIPLOMA PIPING DRAFTING & DESIGNING" exam which is a combination of MD & PD courses.

8] CNC PROGRAMMING[ CNC]:

Paper:1 Syllabus covers-

1. NC, CNC &DNC machines

3. Axis identification of CNC machines,

5. Key board details of computer

6. Listing co-ordinates of job, unit and operational panel,

7. CNC words, G codes and M codes,

2. Classification of CNC machines

4. Special features of CNC machines,

8. Canned cycles used in CNC as per Fanuc Control system.

Paper Il: Syllabus covers

1. Programming format,

3. Preparatory functions and Programming fomat of them,

5. Simple programming examples

6. Programming using Canned of driling, milling and lathe machines

2. Co-ordinate systems,

4. Miscellaneous functions (M codes), cyclesin lathe, milling, driling machines as per Fanuc Control.

9] DIPLOMA CNC PROGRAMMING (DCNC):

PAPER-I: WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING DRAWING

PAPER-II:( Same as CNC PROGRAMMING- Paper 1 )

PAPER III: Same as CNC PROG -Paper 2

PAPER IV: WORKSHOP MANAGEMENT & CALCULATiONS (Same as DMES Paper IV / page

DIPLOMA MECHANIAL ENGINEERING SERVICES [DMES] [WITH - TURNER + FITTER + MECHANICAL D'SMAN

Theory Paper I : WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY - I

1. Safty

2. Units of Measurement

3. Measuring Instruments

4. Cutting tools

5. Holding Devices

6. General Hand tools,

7. Engineering Fasteners

8. Lubricants and Lubrications

9. Gages

10. Bearings

11. Mechanical working of metals

12. Smithing and forging

13. Pattern making and Foundry

14. Powder Metallurgy

15. Basic Electricity

Theory paper II: Workshop Technology – II

Different types of machines used in typical workshop like –

1.Lathes

2.Milling machines

3.Shaping machines

4. Grinding machines

5. Drilling machines

6. C.N.C machines

7. Workshop layout

8 Surface finishing process & coatings

9. Machine process

10. Heat treatment

11. Material handling, conveying and storing system

12. Plastic and their processing

13. Transmission of power and motions

14. Introduction of hydraulics and Pneumatics

15. Non conventional marching

16. CAD, CAM and CIM

Theory Paper III: ENGINEERING DRAWING

1. Introduction to Drawing,

2. Geometrical Constructions,

3. Scales,

4 Engg. Curves,

5. Projection of Points, Lines, Planes,

6. Orthographic Projictions,

7. Isometric Projections,

8. Sectional Views,

9. Free hand Sketches,

10.Assembly Drawing

Sudent is expected to do minimum 30 drawing sheets based on above topics.

Theory Paper IV: WORKSHOP MANAGEMENT & CALCULATIONS Section I - Workshop Management

1. Principle of supervision

2. Quality control/ Inspection

3. Bill of material / estimation

4. Job planning

5. Basic knowledge of factory act,

6. Knowledge of industrial safety, standard orders, ESI& providentfund act, Factory act.

7. Concept of quality circle

8. SO9000

9. Customer service accident prevention and investigation of accident.

10.Basic knowledge of tool crib and stores

11.Purchasing

12.Time keeping

13.Minimum wages act Payment of wages act

14.Selection of persons forjobs

15.Decision making

16.Job allocation

17.Selection of workman

18.Knowiedge of apprentices Ad 1961

19.Knowledge of first aid, first aid box

20.Execution of power

21.Incentive scheme Simplification

22.Time study, method study Work and work study.

23.Costing of job

24.Knowledge of labour control

25. Bill of material

26.Communication skill.

Section II-Workshop Calculations

1. Units & Measurements

2. Simple arithmetic

3. Mensuration

4, Work, Power, Energy

5. Cutting speed & feed

6. Tapertuming

Nearly 80 practicals and 30 drawing sheets based on above topics are caried out in the course.