MDG LAB EXERCISES.pdf
- 2. INTRODUCTION
- 3. INTRODUCTION
- 4. INTRODUCTION
- 5. INTRODUCTION
- 7. Exercise I - Problem 1 Figure shows the isometric view of a machine block. Draw (i) Front View (ii) Top View (iii) Side View
- 8. Exercise I - Problem 1 - SOLUTION
- 9. Exercise I - Problem 1 - with solution
- 10. Exercise I - Problem 2 Figure shows the isometric view of a machine block. Draw (i) Front View (ii) Top View (iii) Side View
- 11. Exercise I - Problem 2 - SOLUTION
- 12. Exercise I Problem 2 with solution
- 13. Exercise I - Problem 3 Figure shows the isometric view of a machine block. Draw (i) Front View (ii) Top View (iii) Side View
- 14. Exercise I - Problem 3 - Solution
- 15. Exercise I - Problem 3 - with Solution
- 17. Exercise 2 Problem 1 Figure shows the isometric view of a machine block and (i) the sectional view from the front, (ii) the view from above and (iii) the sectional view from the left.
- 18. Exercise 2 - Problem 1 - Solution
- 19. Exercise 2 - Problem 1 - with Solution
- 20. Figure shows the isometric view of a shaft support. Draw Sectional view from the front, the view from above and the view from the right. Exercise Problem 2
- 21. Exercise 2 - Problem 2 - Solution
- 22. Exercise 2 - Problem 2 – with solution
- 23. Figure shows a sliding block and (i) the view from the front, (ii) the view from above and (iii) the sectional view from the right. Exercise 2 - Problem 3
- 24. Exercise 2 – Problem 3 - Solution
- 25. Exercise 2 – Problem 3 –with Solution
- 27. TYPES OF THREAD PROFILES EXPERIMENT 3
- 28. SQUARE NUT
- 29. HEXAGONAL NUT
- 30. BOLTS
- 31. BOLT WITH A NUT AND A WASHER IN POSITION WASHER HEAGONAL HEADED BOLT WITH A NUT AND A WASHER
- 32. EYE BOLT
- 33. LOCKING BY SPLIT PIN CASTLE NUT
- 34. WILE’S LOCK NUT
- 35. KEYED JOINTS & COTTERS JOINTS EXERCISE 4
- 36. KEYED JOINT
- 37. KEYED JOINT
- 38. KEYED JOINT
- 39. COTTER JOINT
- 40. COTTER JOINT
- 42. TYPES OF RIVET HEADS
- 43. Double Riveted Chain Lap Joint Double Riveted Zig Zag lap Joint RIVETED JOINTS
- 44. Single Riveted Single Strap Butt Joint Single Riveted Double Strap Butt Joint RIVETED JOINTS
- 50. A stuffing box is an assembly which is used to prevent leakage of fluid, such as water or steam between sliding or rotating parts of machine elements, specifically a rotating or reciprocating shaft. A stuffing box assembly satisfies two requirements, Prevent any leakage of steam out of the cylinder Allowing free movement of shaft Stuffing box is used: Propeller of a ship Large centrifugal pumps Steam engine STUFFING BOX
- 51. Parts Of Stuffing Box
- 52. Assembly Of Stuffing Box
- 53. Sectional views Of Stuffing Box Assembly
- 55. Screw Jack is a portable device consisting of a screw mechanism used to raise or lower the load. They can be used to push, pull, tension, lock, unlock, tilt, pivot, roll, slide and lift or lower loads. Advantages: The load is generally self locking. This means the motion can’t be back-driven by the weight of the load. Two Types 1) Hydraulic 2) Mechanical SCREW JACK
- 56. PARTS OF SCREW JACK
- 57. Assembly Of Screw Jack