Shri Prince Shivaji Maratha Boarding House’s NEW POLYTECHNIC, KOLHAPUR (0047) DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (ME) MICRO-PROJECT LOG-BOOK Academic Year:- 2021-22 Program-Sem-Scheme:- ME3I Course Title-Abbreviation-Code:- Mechanical engg. materials (MEM-22343) Name of the Course Teacher :- SHRI-PATIL V.V. Group Number of the Micro Project:- (ME3I)-GR-1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12 Roll Nos.:- 45.46.47.48. Title of the Micro-Project:- Comparative Study of Various Materials Used In Previous And Current Generation Components Of Mechanical Engineering Machines Like Lathe Machine, Milling Machine, Drilling Machine, Grinding Machine With Proper Justifications NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 1 Assessment of 16 weeks Micro-Project (MP) Activities Sr. No. Date & Time Micro Project Activity 1 15-09-2022 (7 TO8 PM) Discussion on importance & Aims/Benefits of micro-project 2 20-09-2022 (7 TO8 PM) Group formation & discussion regarding selection of topic 3 25-09-2022 (10TO11PM) Final allotment of topic. Discussion on COs, POs addressed by the concerned topic, Proposed methodology 4 02-10-2022 (7 TO8 PM) Discussion on Preparation of action plan for completion of MP & Resources required. Submission of Micro-Project proposal 7 07-10-2022 (6 TO7 PM) 12-10-2022 (7 TO8 PM) 17-10-2022 (7 TO8 PM) 8 20-10-2022 (2 TO3 PM) Making model 9 23-10-2022 (12TO1PM) Making model 10 25-10-2022 (7 TO8 PM) Literature survey / data collection 11 29-10-2022 (8 TO9 PM) Discussion regarding preparation of Micro-Project report. Report writing – Title page, Certificate, Acknowledgement 12 3-11-2022 (7 TO8 PM) Report writing – Subject matter/Literature review 13 07-11-2022 (7 TO8 PM) Report writing – Outputs of Micro-Project, Skill developed / LOs and Applications 14 09-11-2022 (6 TO7 PM) Final printout of Micro-Project report. Discussion regarding preparation of presentation 15 13-11-2022 (7TO8 PM) Presentation 16 15-11-2022 (7 TO8 PM) Viva 5 6 Sign of Course teacher project work-drawing and approval Material purchase Making model NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 2 Annexure-IA PART A-Plan Micro-Project Proposal Title of the Micro-Project: Collect Information Related To Heat Treatment FURNACES, Its Purpose, Types And Applications. Present The Information In The Form Of Chart. 1. Brief Introduction: This project will transform theoretical/practical knowledge and its application. It will enrich knowledge of core principles of manufacturing processes in engineering technologies. It will boost curiosity in performing various operations on machines in engineering field. It will ensure the responsibility towards society. 2. Aim of the Micro-Project: This Micro-Project aims at – a) To study program outcomes and course outcomes. b) To study learning and practical outcomes. c) To explore the knowledge of manufacturing processes in engineering processes to design analyze and manufacture industrial equipments. d) To explore the knowledge of manufacturing processes to manufacture transport system, aircrafts, robots and other engineering field. e) Intends to help in performing various operations on lathe, drilling machine, shaper, slotter, welding and foundry shop. f) to study of how the raw material gets converted into finished products using various manufacturing processes and parameters. g) To complete the project in given time and scheduled budget. NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 3 3. Action Plan: (Sequence & Time required for major activities in 8 weeks ) Sr. Details of No. activity 1 Industrial visit 2 Information search Planned start date 1 Aug. 2019 Planned finish date 14 Aug. 2019 15 Aug. 2019 31 Aug. 2019 Name of the responsible team member INAMDAR SAHIL NISIR JADHAV ATHARV AJINKYA JADHAV ATHARV AJINKYA JAGANURE RAKSHAK DILIP 3 Data compilation 1 Sept. 2019 14 Sept. 2019 JADHAV ATHARV AJINKYA JAGANURE RAKSHAK DILIP JONDHALEKAR MAYURESH MANIK 4 Discussion with guide 15 Sept. 2019 30 Sept. 2019 INAMDAR SAHIL NISIR JADHAV ATHARV AJINKYA 5 Report preparation 01 October 2019 10 October JAGANURE RAKSHAK DILIP JONDHALEKAR MAYURESH MANIK 4. Resources required: (Major resources such as raw material, some machining facility, software etc) Sr. No. 1 2 3 4 5 Name of resource /material Computer Printer/Scanner Internet facility Microsoft office Printing papers Specifications I3, 4GB RAM Inkjet/Laser jet Wi-Fi, LAN Ver-2010 onwards A4 Size Qty Remarks 01 01 01 01 Available Available Available Available As pre req. Available Ref: Guidelines & Assessment Manual for Micro Projects & Industrial Training: Suggested Rubric –Annexure-III NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 4 Micro Project Evaluation sheet Annexure- IV Academic Year: 2021-22 Course Title: MEM Name of the Course Teacher:PATIL V.V. Course code: 22343 Program-Sem-Scheme: ME3I Roll Nos.: 45,46,47,48. Title of the Micro-Project: Comparative Study of Various Materials Used In Previous And Current Generation Components Of Mechanical Engineering Machines Like Lathe Machine, Milling Machine, Drilling Machine, Grinding Machine With Proper Justifications Course Outcomes (CO’s) Achieved by the Micro Project: a. Identify properties of materials. b. Select relevant ferrous materials for mechanical components. c. Select relevant cast iron for the engineering application. d. Use non-ferrous metals for the engineering applications. e. Suggest relevant advanced materials for mechanical components. f. Select relevant heat treatment process (A) Process & Product Assessment: (Convert out of 6 marks: All group members would receive same marks out of 6) Sr. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Characteristic to be Assessed / Suggested Rubric for Assessment of Micro-Project (Annexure-III) Relevance to the Course Literature Review / Information collection Completion of the Target as per project proposal Analysis of Data and Representation Quality of Prototype / Model Report Preparation Poor (Marks 1-3) Average Good Excellent (Marks (Marks (Marks 4-5) 6-8) 9-10) NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Sub Total Out of Converted 10X6= Out of 6 60 Marks Marks Page 5 (B) Individual Presentation / Viva: (Convert out of 4 marks: All group members may receive different marks based on their Individual presentation & Viva) Roll Characteristic to be Assessed No. / Rubric Poor (Marks 1-3) Average Good Excellent (Marks (Marks (Marks 4-5) 6-8) 9-10) Sub Total Out of Converted 10X2= Out of 4 20 Marks Marks Presentation Viva Presentation Viva Presentation Viva Presentation Viva Presentation Viva Presentation Viva Presentation Viva Presentation Viva Presentation Viva Presentation Viva NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 6 Roll No. Enrolment No. Name of the Student 45 2200470461 INAMDAR SAHIL NISIR 46 2200470479 JADHAV ATHARV AJINKYA 47 2200470459 JAGANURE RAKSHAK DILIP 48 2200470457 JONDHALEKAR MAYURESH MANIK Marks out of 6 for performance in Process & Product assessment (A) (D5 Col-8) Marks out of 4 for performance in Individual Presentation / Viva (B) (D5 Col-9) Total Marks Out of 10 Total Marks Out of 40 (D3-A Col-8) Comments /Suggestions about team work/leadership/Interpersonal communication (If any): …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………. (Name & Dated Sign of the Course Teacher) Shri-Patil V.V. NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 7 A Micro Project Report On “Comparative Study of Various Materials Used In Previous And Current Generation Components Of Mechanical Engineering Machines Like Lathe Machine, Milling Machine, Drilling Machine, Grinding Machine With Proper Justifications” Submitted by INAMDAR SAHIL NISIR JADHAV ATHARV AJINKYA JAGANURE RAKSHAK DILIP JONDHALEKAR MAYURESH MANIK Under the Guidance of PROF. PATIL V.V. Shree Prince Shivaji Maratha Boarding Houses New Polytechnic, Kolhapur Department Of Mechanical Engineering (ME) (2021-2022) NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 8 Certificate This is to certify that the following students of I/II/III Year Diploma in mechanical engineering, Semester __III__ have satisfactorily completed their Microproject work title “Comparative Study of Various Materials Used In Previous And Current Generation Components Of Mechanical Engineering Machines Like Lathe Machine, Milling Machine, Drilling Machine, Grinding Machine With Proper Justifications.” of Course abbreviation & code: MEM (22343) towards the partial fulfillment of the Th/Pr Progressive Assessment (PA) part prescribed in their curriculum during academic year 2021-2022. Name of student & Roll No.& Enrollment no. 1. INAMDAR SAHIL NISIR 2. JADHAV ATHARV AJINKYA 3. JAGANURE RAKSHAK DILIP 4. JONDHALEKAR MAYURESH MANIK Date: Place: - Kolhapur (Micro-Project Guide) (HOD) (Principal) Prof. Patil V.V. NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 9 Acknowledgement It’s our Pleasure to express sincere and heartiest thanks to our Micro Project guide Prof. PATIL V.V. for their valuable guidance, encouragement and support for the accomplishment of Micro Project. We are also expressing our sincere thanks to our Principal Mr. S.H. Dabolkar and Head of the department Mr. PATIL S.S. for their constant encouragement and motivation for accomplishment of Micro Project. I am thankful to group members of our Micro Project for their valuable contribution. We are thankful to all those persons who directly or indirectly helped us in completion of this project. (Name of Student) 1. INAMDAR SAHIL NISIR 2. JADHAV ATHARV AJINKYA 3. JAGANURE RAKSHAK DILIP 4. JONDHALEKAR MAYURESH MANIK NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 10 ABSTACT We get ample of knowledge from this micro project. Topic of our project is 'VARIOUS MATERIALS USED IN PREVIOUS AND CURRENT GENERATION COMPONANTS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MACHINES. We get knowledge of different machine which can use in mechanical engineering machines like lathe machine, milling machine, drilling machine, grinding machine etc. NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 11 INDEX Sr. No. Name of Topic Page No. 1 Milling Machine 14 2 Drilling Machine 17 3 Leath Machine 20 4 Grading Machine 24 5 CONCLUSION 25 NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 12 Figure Index Fig. No. 1 Name of Figure Page No. Milling Machine 14 Base & Column , Knee 15 4 Saddle, 16 5 Drilling Machine 17 Motor, Chuck 18 Leth Masin 20 2&3 6&7 8 9&10 Head Stock , Cross Slide 21 11&12 Tall Stock, Lead Screw 22 13 Bed NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV 23 Page 13 Milling Machine Milling can process most rigid materials including most metals: Aluminum, Stainless Steel,Copper, Steel, Brass, Titanium, Sterling Silver, Bronze, etc. Fig. No.1 Milling Machine part name 1. Motor 2. Overam 3. Arbor 4. Spindle 5. Work Table 6. Saddle 7. Knee 8. Base NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 14 1. Base & Column :- The cast iron column and base support the other parts of the milling machine operations. The column rests on the base and typically houses the oil and coolant system. Fig. No.2 2. Knee :Some milling machines have power table feed in the transverse direction, and that unit is onthe knee, as well. The saddle is on top of the knee moving transversely to the column and providing motion in a horizontal direction to the work piece. It is also made of cast iron Fig. No.3 NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 15 3. Saddle :This machine part is located between the table and the knee as its serve as an intermediate part between them. This move transversely to the face of column which is to provide motion in horizontal direction to the work piece. It is also made of cast iron. Fig. No.4 4. Over-Arm :The overhanging arm, often called the overarm, is a horizontal cat iron beam on the top of the column on a horizontal milling machine. Similar to the ram on a vertical milling machine,it's usually a single cast iron piece sliding on the dovetail way. 5. Spindle or Arbor :The milling machine component is used to fastened arbor support. It may consist of one or two cylindrical bars that slide through the holes in the column. It is also made with cast iron NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 16 Drilling Machine Cast iron or steel material is used to make the base of the drilling machine. The drill base is very rigid due to being made of cast iron material. Fig. No.5 Drilling Machine Part 1 2 3 4 5 6 Motor Spindle Chuck Bed Pillar Drill Bit NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 17 1. Motor :It is fitted with the head of the drilling machine. High carbon chromium steel or steelalloys are used to make the spindle. Fig. No.6 machine. The drill base is very rigid due to being made of cast iron material. 2. Spindle :It is used to hold and rotate the drill bits tool. It is fitted with the head of the drillingmachine. High carbon chromium steel or steel alloys are used to make the spindle. 3. Chuck :Teeth are made inside the jaw which is used to hold the drill easily. And it has a ring nut when rotate it then the jaw opens and closes simultaneously. Keys are used to tighten the chuck's jaw. Alloy steel is used to make drill chuck. Fig. No.7 NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 18 4. Bed :- Cast iron or steel material is used to make the base of the drilling machine. The drill base is very rigid due to being made of cast iron material. 5. Pillar :This is the second most important part of the pillar drill. The rest of the machine parts such as the worktable, drill head, and electric motor are fitted on the column. Just like the base, the column is also made from cast iron. 6. Drill Bit :High-speed steel (HSS) is a form of tool steel; HSS bits are hard and much more resistant to heat than high-carbon steel. They can be used to drill metal, hardwood, and most other materials at greater cutting speeds than carbon-steel bits, and have largely replaced carbon steels. NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 19 Leth Masin Anything from metals like aluminum, steel, and titanium to plastics, wax, and delrin can be used on a lathe. The different materials used must be within the size limitations of the machine (8" diameter, 42" length). Fig. No.8 Part of Leth Masin 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Head Stock Carriage Cross Silde Tool Post Compound Rest Tall Stock Lead Screw Feed Rod Hand Wheel Machine Bed Machine Leg NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 20 1. Headstock :It is made up of medium carbon steel. It may also be made up of Alloy steel. But mostly, it is made up of Medium carbon steel and is hardened. Fig. No.9 2. Cross Slide :It is also made of cast iron. It has six main parts. Fig. No.10 NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 21 3. Tail stock :A tailstock typically is made of a durable, heavy material, such as cast iron, because of their frequent use and importance. While in use, a lathe center is mounted to the inside end of the device, which helps to secure the work piece as it rotates. Fig. No.11 4. Lead Screw :- Lead screws are commonly made from carbon steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. The addition ofa PTFE-type coating protects the screw and provides lubrication for the nut. Fig. No.12 NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 22 5. Bed :- Lathe beds are usually manufactured with Cast iron or Mild steel. In case of extremely large machines, the bed may be in two or more pieces, bolted together to from the desired length. Lathe Bed is heavy rigid structure which is having high damping capacity for the vibrations generated by machines during machining. Fig. No.13 6. Saddle, Compound rest, Tool Post, Apron, Feed rod :It is usually made of cast iron due to its high compressive strength. It is made by the casting process and is bolted to the floor space. Its top section consists of bed guide ways or 'V' ways which are precision machined and used to guide and align the other parts of the lathe. 7. Chuck :It is the main part of the lathe which holds and rotates the chuck. It is made from good quality alloy steel and it is heat treated. Threads, tapers, etc. are made at one end of the spindle to which holding devices can be attached. 8. Spindle :Spindle. It is the main part of the lathe which holds and rotates the chuck. It is made from good quality alloy steel and it is heat treated NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 23 GRINDING MACHINE Commonly grinding wheels made of aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, cubic boron nitride, and diamond. A grinding wheel consists of a composite material. This coarse particles presses and then bonds together by the cementing matrix called a bond. 1. Base & Bed :- It is very heavy and high strength part of the grinding machine. It rests on the ground and isolates the vibration to machine from the ground. It is made up of cast-iron casting. Other parts of the machine are mounted over it. 2. Tailstock :A tailstock typically is made of a durable, heavy material, such as cast iron, because of their frequent use and importance. While in use, a lathe center is mounted to the inside end of the device, which helps to secure the work piece as it rotates. 3. Wheel Head :The manufactured abrasives most commonly used in grinding wheels are aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, cubic boron nitride, and diamond. 4. Grinding or Abrasive Wheel :Manufactured abrasives are made by heating or chemically treating metals or minerals to give them physical properties needed to abrade, clean, etch, grind, polish, scour, or otherwise remove material by rubbing action (as in a grinding wheel) or impact (pressure blasting). NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 24 CONCLUSION To develop ability to study & how to use of Lath Machine, Milling Machine , Drilling Machine, Grinding Machine NPK (0047): Dept. of ME: Micro-Project Log-Book-Ann.III/IV Page 25