BSS Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Year 2)

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1. Machine Design Fundamentals

  • Importance of simplicity, reliability, safety, and cost-effectiveness in design.

  • Introduction to CAD and FEA for designing and analyzing components.

  • Basics of gears, shafts, and bearings and their role in transmitting power and motion.


2. Heat and Mass Transfer

  • Modes of heat transfer: conduction, convection, radiation.

  • Role of heat exchangers in HVAC, power plants, chemical processing, food processing, and automobiles.


3. Control Systems & Automation

  • Components of control systems: sensors, controllers, actuators.

  • Difference between open-loop and closed-loop systems.

  • Benefits of automation: efficiency, accuracy, productivity.


4. Maintenance & Reliability Engineering

  • Preventive maintenance: inspections, servicing, part replacement.

  • Predictive maintenance: vibration analysis, thermography, oil analysis, ultrasonic testing.

  • Failure analysis using root cause techniques like 5 Whys and Fishbone diagrams.


5. Project Planning & Management

  • Key principles: clear objectives, stakeholder engagement, risk management.

  • Methods: Waterfall, Agile, Scrum.

  • Tools: Gantt charts, Kanban boards, project management software.

  • Cost analysis and budgeting for engineering projects.


6. Advanced Manufacturing Technologies

  • Applications of modern manufacturing in automotive, aerospace, electronics, healthcare, and energy sectors.

  • Challenges and opportunities in adopting advanced technologies.

  • Introduction to Additive Manufacturing (3D printing), robotics, and smart factories.


7. Quality Control in NDT (Non-Destructive Testing)

  • Importance of accuracy, reliability, and compliance with standards.

  • NDT methods: Ultrasonic, Radiographic, Magnetic Particle Testing.

  • Certifications and standards like ISO 9712, ISO 17025, and ASNT.


8. Environmental Engineering & Sustainability

  • Energy efficiency strategies across industries.

  • Pollution control using scrubbers, ESPs, and carbon capture.

  • Waste minimization via lean manufacturing and closed-loop recycling.

  • Innovations like smart irrigation, eco-friendly materials, and green buildings.


9. Capstone Projects, Internships & Training

  • Industry-based projects to bridge theory and practice.

  • Team collaboration skills: communication, role assignment, conflict resolution.

  • Presentation skills using visual aids and structured content.

  • Internship reporting guidelines and evaluation methods.

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Course Content

BSS Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Year 2)
1. Machine Design Students learn how machines are designed to be functional, safe, reliable, and cost-effective. Key tools covered include: CAD (Computer-Aided Design): Enables accurate 3D modeling and design modifications. FEA (Finite Element Analysis): Used to predict how components behave under forces, heat, and loads. Gears, Shafts, Bearings: Basic elements that transmit power and motion in machinery. 2. Heat and Mass Transfer This unit covers how heat moves through materials and fluids: Conduction, convection, radiation Use and applications of heat exchangers in industries such as HVAC, automotive, chemical processing, and power plants. 3. Control Systems and Automation Students explore how automated systems maintain stable operation: Components: Sensors, controllers, actuators Open-loop vs closed-loop control Benefits of automation: speed, accuracy, consistency, productivity 4. Maintenance and Reliability Engineering Ensures machines remain safe and operational: Preventive maintenance: scheduled checks, servicing, part replacements Predictive maintenance: vibration analysis, thermography, oil analysis, ultrasonic testing Failure analysis: finding root causes using tools like 5 Whys and Fishbone diagrams 5. Project Planning and Management Introduces students to engineering project workflows: Principles: objectives, stakeholder management, risk management Methods: Waterfall, Agile, Scrum Tools: Gantt charts, Kanban boards, planning software Cost analysis, budgeting, and financial control 6. Advanced Manufacturing Technologies Covers modern industry technologies: Applications in automotive, aerospace, electronics, healthcare, energy Opportunities: high efficiency, customization, sustainability Challenges: skill gaps, high investment, integration issues Introduction to 3D printing, robotics, and smart manufacturing 7. Quality Control in NDT Non-destructive testing ensures product integrity without damage: Techniques: Ultrasonic, Radiographic, Magnetic Particle Testing Importance of standards like ISO 9712, ISO 17025, ASNT certifications Ensuring compliance, safety, and reliability 8. Environmental Engineering & Sustainability Focuses on reducing environmental impact: Energy efficiency in different sectors Pollution control: scrubbers, ESPs, carbon capture Waste reduction: lean manufacturing, recycling Sustainable innovations: solar/wind tech, green buildings, smart cities 9. Capstone Projects, Internships & Training Students gain real-world experience through: Industry-based projects Teamwork and communication strategies Presentation skills Internship requirements and reporting structure

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