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1.1.24 Calculate the discharge through the venturimeter1.1.25 Calculate the discharge through the venturimeterUNIT – II2.1.0. Understand Flow through Pipes2.1.1. State the major loss and minor losse2.1.2. Classify major loss and minor losses2.1.3. Calculate the loss of head at entrance, due to sudden enlargement, due to sudden contraction andloss of head at exit2.1.4. Explain Chezy’s and Darcy’s formula2.1.5. Calculate the loss of head due to friction in pipes using Chezy’s and Darcy’s formula2.1.6. Explain Hydraulic gradient line and total energy line2.1.7. Calculate the discharge through parallel pipes and branched pipes connected to areservoir2.1.8. Explain the flow through siphon pipe2.1.9. Calculate the velocity of water flow through nozzle at the end of a pipe line2.1.10. Calculate the diameter of nozzle for maximum power2.1.11. Explain the water hammer and its effects2.1.12. Define laminar flow and turbulent flow2.1.<strong>13</strong>. Explain the critical velocity and Reynolds’s number2.1.14. Calculate the flow through orifice meter2.1.15. Explain the uses of orifice meter and water meterUNIT – III3.1.0 I.C. Engines3.1.1 Know the working of I.C Engines3.1.2 Define I.C engines3.1.3 Classify the I.C Engines such as spark ignition and compression ignition engines.3.1.4 Explain with the line diagram the parts and functions of petrol and diesel engines3.1.5 Explain with line diagram the working principle of a two stroke and four stroke petroland diesel engines.3.1.6 Compare the two stroke and four stroke engines3.1.7 Explain with diagram the fuel systems of diesel engine like diesel filter, pump injector3.1.8 Explain the cooling and lubricating system of diesel engine3.1.9 Explain the speed load relation3.1.10 Explain the methods of starting a generator by a diesel engine3.1.11 Explain the specifications of a diesel engineUNIT – IV4.1.0 Understand the Steam Boilers4.1.1 Explain the functions of steam generators4.1.2 Classify the steam boilers such as fire tube boilers and water tube boilers4.1.3 Explain with the neat sketch the working of a Babcock and Wilcox boiler4.1.4 Compare fire tube and water tube boilers4.1.5 Explain the modern high pressure boilers ex-lament boilers4.1.6 Know the working of steam turbines4.1.7 Explain the working principle of steam turbines4.1.8 Classify the steam turbines4.1.9 Explain the working of impulse and reaction turbines4.1.10 Explain the different types of turbines used in different power stations4.1.11 Explain the speed range and working pressure of steam turbines92
UNIT – V5.0.0 Understand the working of Water Turbines and Pumps5.0.1 Classify the water turbines5.0.2 Explain the impulse turbines and reaction turbines5.0.3 Explain the waterpower, Break power and overall efficiency5.0.4 Explain with the sketch the working of Pelton wheel5.0.5 Explain the working of inward and outward flow reactions turbine5.0.6 Describe the working of Francis and Kaplan turbine5.0.7 Explain the speed Vs load characteristics5.0.8 Explain the speed control of Impulse and Reaction turbines such as spear valveregulation, guide vane and deflectors5.0.9 Explain specific speed of turbines5.0.10 Give the importance of specific speed on selection of turbines5.1.11 Study the classification of various types of pumps5.1.12 Study the various parts of pumps5.1.<strong>13</strong> Study the operational characteristics of centrifugal pumpsCONTENT DETAILSUNIT – IFluid Pressure and MeasurementAtmospheric pressure - gauge pressure and absolute pressure peizometer – Manometer – U tube –Inverted U tube- Differential manometer – Pressure on plane surface immersed in liquid - horizontal andinclined plane surfaceFlow of FluidsTypes of flow – uniform flow - non-uniform flow - streamline flow – turbulent flow - steady andunsteady flow.Energy in Fluid MotionDatum head - pressure head - velocity head – total energy of fluid in motion – Bernoulli’s theorem -proof and limitations – practical application of Bernoulli’s theorem – pitot tube – venturimeter descriptionand useUNIT - IIFlow through PipesMajor and minor losses – Loss of head at entrance - due to sudden enlargement - due to suddencontractions - Loss of head at exit of pipe – Frictional loss in a pipe.Chezy’s and Darcy’s formula – Hydraulic gradient and total energy line - Discharge through parallelpipes connected to reservoir - flow through syphon pipe – Hydraulic transmission of power – flowthrough nozzle at the end of the pipe line – diameter of nozzle for maximum HP - Water Hammer and itseffect (description only) – Laminar and turbulent flow – critical velocity measurement of fluid flow usingventurimeter – orifice meter and water meterUNIT – IIII. C. EnginesDefinitions – classification – spark ignition (petrol) - compression ignition (diesel) – construction andworking with simple line sketches of two stroke petrol and diesel engine – four stroke petrol and dieselengine – Comparison of 2 stroke and 4 stroke engines – systems of diesel engines – fuel system diesel -filter – pump - injection cooling and lubrication system – speed load relation- speed control – Governors– range capacity of diesel engines - Commercially available to run generators – specification of dieselgenerator sets.93
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