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This document contains a sample exam for a Design of Machine Members – II course. It includes 7 multipart questions covering topics like bearing area, stresses induced in crank shafts, factors in piston design, large curvature beams, angle of wrap influences on belt drives, classifications of brackets/hangers/wall boxes, heat generation/dissipation in journal bearings, crank shaft and flywheel design, piston design, stresses in crane hooks, square and ACME thread differences, and torque calculations for threaded screws. It provides mechanical engineering students with examples of the type of design and analysis problems they may encounter in an exam for this subject area.

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WWW - Manaresults.Co - In: Set - 1 Code No: RT32033

This document contains a sample exam for a Design of Machine Members – II course. It includes 7 multipart questions covering topics like bearing area, stresses induced in crank shafts, factors in piston design, large curvature beams, angle of wrap influences on belt drives, classifications of brackets/hangers/wall boxes, heat generation/dissipation in journal bearings, crank shaft and flywheel design, piston design, stresses in crane hooks, square and ACME thread differences, and torque calculations for threaded screws. It provides mechanical engineering students with examples of the type of design and analysis problems they may encounter in an exam for this subject area.

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Code No: RT32033 R13 SET - 1

III B. Tech II Semester Supplementary Examinations, November/December-2016


DESIGN OF MACHINE MEMBERS – II
(Mechanical Engineering)
Time: 3 hours Maximum Marks: 70
Note: 1. Question Paper consists of two parts (Part-A and Part-B)
2. Answering the question in Part-A is compulsory
3. Answer any THREE Questions from Part-B
Design Data book is allowed
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PART –A
1 a) What is the bearing area for a collar bearing having n collars? [3M]
b) What stresses are induced in the crank shaft? [4M]
c) What factors are to be considered with designing a piston? [3M]
d) What are the beams of large curvature? [4M]
e) How the angle of wrap influences the performance of belt drive? [4M]
f) Classify the brackets, hangers and wall boxes. [4M]
PART –B

2 a) Formulate the heat generated and dissipated in a journal bearing. [4M]


b) A shaft is mounted on two roller bearings, which are 350 mm apart. The shaft carries a [12M]
bevel gear at the middle. At a shaft speed of 900 rpm; the gear forces are: radial load =
10 kN, and thrust load = 3.5 kN. Determine the rated dynamic capacity of the bearing,
for a desired life of 10,000 hours. The service factor is 1.5, thrust factor is 0.67 and
radial load factor is 0.67.
3 Design an overhung crank shaft with two main bearings and a flywheel in between them [16M]
for an I.C. engine, single cylinder 0.25 m × 0.30 m. The flywheel weighs 27 kN. The
maximum pressure is 2.1 MPa. The torsional moment is maximum when the crank at
35o form the I.D.C, while the pressure is 1.05 MPa. Assume missing data.

4 Design a suitable aluminium alloy piston with two compression rings and one oil ring [16M]
for a petrol engine of following particulars:
Cylinder = 0.10 m
Peak gas pressure = 3.2 MPa
Mean effective pressure = 0.8 MPa
Average side thrust = 2400 N
Skirt bearing pressure = 0.22 Mpa
Bending stress in piston crown = 36 MPa
Crown temperature difference = 700
Heat dissipated through crown = 157 kJ/m2s
Allowable radial pressure = 0.04 MPa
Bending stress in rings = 90 MPa
Heat conductivity, k = 160 W/moC
Draw a full scale dimensioned drawing and indicate the method of reducing the thermal
expansion in the skirt of designed piston.
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5 Horizontal cross-section of a crane hook is a trapezium with parallel sides 26 mm wide [16M]
at the inside and 13 mm wide at the outside. The parallel sides of the trapezium for the
horizontal section are 32 mm apart. The crane hook carries a load P of 5000 N, the line
of load being a horizontal distance of 32 mm from the inside edge of the horizontal
cross-section through the centre of curvature and the centre of curvature being 38 mm
from the same edge. Find the greatest tensile and compressive stresses in the hook. Find
the position of neutral axis. Plot the distribution of stress in the horizontal section. What
are the stresses if curvature is neglected?

6 a) Distinguish between the Square and ACME threads. [4M]


b) The nominal diameter of a triple threaded square is 50mm, while the pitch is 8mm. It is [12M]
used with a collar having outer diameter of 100mm and inner diameter 65mm. The
coefficient of friction at the thread surface as well as collar surface can be taken as 0.15.
The screw is used to raise a load of 15kN. Using uniform wear theory for collar friction,
calculate
i) torque required to raise the load
ii) torque required to lowering the load.

7 a) What factors are to be considered while designing the levers? [8M]


b) Sketch and explain the gear tooth terminology. [8M]

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