Introduction Of Staff members

Prof. B. J. PATEL ( M. E. Prod. )

Head, Mechanical Engineering Dept.

 Introduction Of Staff members

Section-1

Prof. G.D.Bassan. (M.E. Mech. )

 Introduction Of Staff members

Section-1

Prof. R.M.Joshi ( M.Tech.Mech. )

 Introduction Of Staff members

Section-2
Prof. B. J. Patel ( M.E. Production)
Introduction Of Staff members

Section-2

Prof. N.A.Vora ( B.E. Mech. )

Introduction Of Staff members

Section-2
Mr. P. N. Tank ( M.E. Mech. )
Lectures/ Week 3 Hrs.

Tutorials 1 Hrs.

Practical 2 Hrs.
Theory (3 Hrs.) 60 Marks

Sessional (1 Hr.) 36+4 marks

Practical/ T.W. 50 Marks

 Boiler Mountings
CLASSIFICATION
Babcock
Cochran & Wilcox
Boiler
Draught
and
OF
Boiler
Natural and Artificial
Accessories
BOILERS
 Classification
Prime- OF
Movers
Prime-Movers
 Advantages
Classification
Of
Of
I.C. Engine
I.C.Over
Engine

E.C. Engine
Constant Pressure
Constant
Carnot
Air Volume
Cycle
Standard
Diesel
Joule Cycle
Cycle
Otto Cycle
Efficiency
 Determination
Determination
Pressure-Volume
Two-Stroke
Four-Stroke
Of Cycle
Of Cycle
Diagram
Engine
Engine
Indicator Power
Brake Power
 Thermal
Mechanical
Relative
Efficiency
Fuel Governing
Ignition
Scavenging
Supply
Cooling System
System
System
Lubrication
Of
Of
Of
I.C. Engine
I.C. Engine
I.C.Engine
Introduction
Solar Energy
Of
Systems
Solar Energy
 Elements Of
Heat Engine
(SI Units)
Volume-1
Volume-2
By
Late Prof. R.C. Patel
Prof. C.J. Karamchandani
 Elements Of
Heat Engine
(SI Units)
By
Prof. N.C. Pandya
Prof. C.S. Shah
 Heat Engine
(SI Units)

By
Prof. P.L. Ballaney
 A Course In
Thermodynamics & Heat
Engines
By
Prof. Kothandraman
 Introduction

It is an engineering system in
which energy available from
nature is converted in to
mechanical energy.
Natural
Source Prime Mechanical
Of Movers Work
Energy
Source Of Energy
Thermal Energy

Fuel Burning Heat Energy Useful

Work
Hydraulic Energy
Water Potential Water Useful Work
Energy Turbine
Nuclear Energy

Atoms Fission Heat Useful Work

or Energy
Fusion
 Classification Of Prime- Movers

PRIME-MOVERS

THERMAL FLUID ENERGY

PRIME-MOVERS PRIME-MOVERS
HEAT ENGINES
 THERMAL PRIME-MOVERS

E.C. Engine I.C. Engine

Rotary Reciprocating
Engine Steam Engine
Steam
Turbine Single Double
Acting Acting

Impulse Reaction
Simple Compound
Turbine Turbine
 I.C. Engine

Rotary Reciprocating
Gas Engine
Turbine

Petrol Diesel Gas

Constant Constant Engine Engine Engine
Volume Pressure

2-Stroke 4-Stroke
Engine Engine
 Fluid Power Prime Movers

Hydraulic P.M. Wind Mill

Pelton Francis Kaplan

Wheel Turbine Turbine
Tidal Power P.M.
I.C. Engines offers some
special advantages over E.C.
Engines.
The thermal efficiency is
high.
The power developed per unit
weight of engine is high.
Starting is easy and
quick.

It offers greater mechanical

simplicity.

Requires less space.

Capital cost low.

Solid fuel, Natural Gas And
Nuclear fuel can be used.

E.C. Engines can be used

for high power generation.
 Nuclear Power Plant

Hot Coolant Steam Turbine Generator

Reactor

Steam
Steam
Generator
Cooling
Water
Water Water
Coolant
Coolant Pump
Pelton Wheel

Head Race
D Turbine
A Pen Stock
M

Nozzle
Tail Race
 Steam
E.C. Engine Turbine

Working Generator
Boiler Medium
C.W. Out
C.W. In
Condenser
Heat
Source

Condensate recycle
Hot Well
 Safety Valve Steam Stop Valve
Boiler Pressure Antipriming Pipe
Gauge
Manhole Chimney

Water Level
Gauge

Fusible Plug
Fire Brick Lining C.C

Water F.
T
Cylindrical Shell
F
C.C Combustion
Blow off cock Chamber
Grate F.T Flue Tube
Ash Pit F Furnace
 Internal Combustion Engine
Working
Medium Sink
Air In Atmosphere
Source
Of
Heat

Mechanical
Work
Available at
shaft
Reciprocating Single Acting Steam Engine
Steam Steam Out
In To
Condenser

Mechanical
Work
Available
Wind Mill
Petrol Engine

Esteem
GJ-3D
9372
Gas Engine

Esteem
GJ-3D
9372
Diesel Engine
Wind Mill
Generation of power by tides

Tidal Basin
Dam
Low Tide
Turbine

Generator
Generation of power by tides

High Tide
Dam
Tidal Basin
Sea
Turbine

Generator

Generation of power by tides

What is Heat Engine ?

It is an engineering system in
which heat energy ( liberated from
natural heat source i.e. fuel. ) is
converted in to mechanical energy.
What is Heat Engine ?

Any machine which derives heat

energy from the combustion of fuel
and converts part of this energy into
mechanical work is known as heat
engine
 Heat Engine

Working
Medium System

Source
Of Heat Sink

Closed System
Ex:- Steam Power Plant
 Heat Engine

Working
Medium System

Source Sink
Of Heat Atm.

Open System
Ex:- Internal Combustion Engine
 What Is Boiler

It is a strongly constructed vessel

in which steam is generated from
water by application of heat

Boiler
 Heat Engine

External Internal
Combustion Combustion
Engine Engine

Ex:- Thermal Power Ex:-Mopeds,

Plant Scooters,
Cars, Trucks,
Airplanes