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Ex.

No: 7
MEASUREMENT OF TAPER ANGLE
Date:

Objective
To find out the unknown angle
of the given specimen using a Sine bar/Bevel Protractor.

Components Required

S. No. Description Specification Quantity

1
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2

Description

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Procedure for measurement with Sine Bar

l. The surface plate was considered as the datum


to conduct the experiment.
2. The component whose angle is to be checked
was mounted securely on the Sine bar,
and both were placed on the surface plate.
3. The Sine bar and the componentwere set at an approximateangle by placing a
known-size slip gauge at one end of the sine bar so that the tapered side of the
component is parallel to thesurface plate.
4. The dial gauge mounted on a suitable stand was placed adjacentto the Sine bar, so the
plunger just slides on the component's surface. At one end, the dial gauge was adjusted
to read zero.
5. The same dial gauge was placed at the other end of the component, and the reading
was noted.
6. The height of slip gauges under the sine bar was adjusted until the dial gauge read
zero at both ends of the component, and the corresponding slip gauge size was noted.
7. The acute angle made by the sine bar with the surface plate is the taper angle of the
component, which was measured using the following formula.

e -Sin
Precautions
1. The surface of the slip gauge must be covered with natural petroleum jelly.

2. Wringing of gaugesshould be done without applying unduepressure.

3. Never drop slip gauges


combinations.
4. Use a minimum number of slip gauges for building up size
45 degrees.
5. Sine bars shouldnot be used for angles over

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Ig. 10mm
119

300 106
liq
(3.104 1.2-6
Tabulation

Height of SlipGauge(H), Angle (B)


Sl. No.
( mm) (deg.)
1
10
2
I • 2-6
3

4
5

Least Count of Bevel Protractor

Procedure for measurement with BevelProtractor


The appropriate size blade to suit the job was fixedand locked.
2. The job/component was placed by touching the reference face and the movable blade.
3. The blade was locked after ensuring the proper contacton the two facesof the job.
4. The reading Wasnoted down,correspondingto the zero of the Vernierscale.
(M.S.R+V.s.c x 1/12)
5. The procedure was repeated to findoutall the requiredangles.

Precautions
1. The blades should be fined tightly without any play.
2. The blade should be clamped only after ensuring the blade's contact over the
entire componentlength.
3. The instrument should be cleaned before and after use.
4. Vernier coincidence should be taken without parallax error.

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Tabulation

Least count 5 mins


Mainscale reading
Vernierscale Vernierscale Total reading
MSR
coincidence reading
S. No. (deg.)
vsc vsc•LC
div mins de
2
q
3
4 167
5

Average
Inference

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Result

Marks scored
0b ective Methodolo 2
Ex erimentsand Calculations 4
Inferenceand Results 4
Total Marks
Signatureof the faculty

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