DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Session: 2019-20 ( VI Sem.)
Course: B.Tech. Class/Section: III Year/ VI Sem
Name of Faculty:
Zero Lecture
1). Name of Subject: MM (Measurement & Metrology ) Code: 6ME3-01
2). Self-Introduction:
a). Name:
b). Qualification: B.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering)
c). Designation: Asst. Prof.
d) Research Area:
e). E-mail Id:
f). Other details:
3). Instructional Language: - 60%English; 40% Hindi (English not less than 60%)
4). Introduction to subject: -. A measurement is process of determining quantity of something (say size
or length). Metrology is study of measurements. There are Industrial metrology (functioning of
instruments used in industry, testing process and production) & medical metrology (measurements that
influence health and safety).
Measurement is the process of giving single or multiple values to the characteristics of an object or
property by doing some experiments to know the value of the particular property. These properties may
be physical or chemical like length, weight, volume, angle, molls, liter etc.
a). Relevance to Branch: Metrology is concerned with the establishment, reproduction, conservation and
transfer of units of measurement & their standards. For engineering purposes, metrology is restricted
to measurements of length and angle & quantities which are expressed in linear or angular terms.
b). Relevance to Society: Measurements have been carried out for as long as civilization has
existed. Metrology is basic to the economic and social development of a country. It is concerned with
providing accurate measurements which impact our economy, health, safety and general well-being
c). Relevance to Self: The purpose of engineering design is to convey all the information that is
necessary for the manufacturing team to create the correct parts that enable the assembly to run smoothly
and create a finished product that is of the highest standard.
d). Relation with laboratory: Measurement is the process of experimentally obtaining quantity values
that can reasonably be attributed to a property of a body or substance. Metrology is the science
of measurement. Metrology is also a fine avenue for discussing accuracy, error, and calibration.
e). Connection with previous year: While the basic objective of a measurement is to provide the required
accuracy at minimum cost, metrology would have further objective in a modern engineering plant with
different shops like Tool Room, Machine Shop, Press Shop, Plastic Shop, Pressure Die Casting Shop,
Electroplating and Painting Shop, and Assembly Shop.
5). Syllabus
a). Unit Details: Attached
b). ABC analysis of unit & topics: Attached
6). Books/ Website/Journals & Handbooks/ Association & Institution:
a). Recommended Text & Reference Books and Websites:
S. No. Title of Book Authors Publisher Cost
(Rs.)
Text Books
R.K. Jain Khanna
T1 Measurement and Metrology 450/-
publisher
Anand K
T2 Metrology and Measurement Bewoor, Vinay TMH 460/-
A Kulkarni
Reference Books
Engineering Metrology And N.V.
R1 Measurements Raghvendra, L. Oxford 558/-
Krishnamurthy
Websites related to subject
2 nptel.ac.in
b). Journals & Handbooks: - To give information about different Journals & Handbooks available in
library related to the subject and branch.
c). Associations and Institutions: -
IEEE
7). Syllabus Deployment: -
a). Total weeks available for academics (excluding holidays) as per institute calendar-
Semester
No. of Working days available(Approx.)
No. of Weeks (Approx.)
Note: Individual faculty must calculate the exact no. of lectures available according to time table
etc. after consultation with HOD.
b). Special Activities:
Mentor-Mentee Meeting
Classes for Slow Learner
c). Lecture schedule per week
i). University scheme (L+T+P) = 5+1+2
Sr. Name of Unit No. of Broad Area Degree of Text/
No. lecture difficulty Reference
s (High/Medi books
um/Low)
1. General concept of
measurement, Need for
measurement
2. Generalized measuring
system, Units, Standards
3. Sensitivity, Readability
4. Range of accuracy, Precision R.K. Jain/
5. Accuracy Vs precision, Anand K
Uncertainty Bewoor, Vinay
Concept of
1. 1 6. Repeatability and Low A Kulkarni/
measurement
reproducibility N.V.
7. Errors in measurement, Raghvendra, L.
Types of error, Systematic Krishnamurthy
and random error
8. Comparison between
systematic error and random
error
9. Correction, Calibration,
Interchangeability
1. Linear measuring
instruments
2. Interval measurements R.K. Jain/
Linear and 3. Optical flat Anand K
angular 4. Limit gauges Bewoor, Vinay
2. measurements 8 5. Comparators Medium A Kulkarni/
6. Sine bar N.V.
Comparators 7. Bevel protractor, Raghvendra, L.
Applications of bevel Krishnamurthy
protractor
8. Autocollimator
9. Angle dekkor
1. Introduction
2. Screw thread measurement
3. Thread gauges
R.K. Jain/
4. Measurement of gears
Anand K
Form 5. Elements of surface texture
Bewoor, Vinay
measurement 6. Analysis of surface finish
3. 8 High A Kulkarni/
Surface finish 7. Methods of measuring
N.V.
measurement surface finish
Raghvendra, L.
8. Straightness measurement
Krishnamurthy
9. Flatness testing
10. Roundness measurements
1. CMM
Types of CMM
Application
Advantage and disadvantage
R.K. Jain/
2. Measurement of force
Anand K
CMM 3. Accelerometer Bewoor, Vinay
Measurement of 4. Load cells
4. 8 High A Kulkarni/
power, force and 5. Bourdon tube N.V.
torque
6. Torque measurement Raghvendra, L.
7. Measurement of power Krishnamurthy
8. Measurement of flow
9. Temperature measurement
1. Flow and temperature related
properties
Venturimeter
Orifice meter R.K. Jain/
Pitot tube Anand K
Measurement of 2. Temperature Bewoor, Vinay
5. flow and 8 Thermocouple High A Kulkarni/
tempareture Bimetallic strip N.V.
Raghvendra, L.
Thermostors
Krishnamurthy
Pyrometers
d). Introduction & Conclusion: Each subject, unit and topic shall start with introduction & close with
conclusion. In case of the subject, it is Zero lecture.
e). Time Distribution in lecture class: -Time allotted: 60 min.
i. First 5 min. should be utilized for paying attention towards students who were absent for last lecture
or continuously absent for many days + taking attendance by calling the names of the students and
also sharing any new/relevant information.
ii. Actual lecture delivery should be of 45 min.
iii. Last 5 min. should be utilized by recapping/ conclusion of the topic. Providing brief introduction of
the coming up lecture and suggesting portion to read.
iv. After completion of any Unit/Chapter a short quiz should be organized.
v. During lecture student should be encouraged to ask questions.
Note: Pl. ensures that each student is having Lecture Note Book. Also, write on the black board day and
date, name of the teacher, name of subject with code, unit and lecture no. and topics to be covered at the
beginning of each lecture and ensure that students write in lecture note book. Ask students to leave 4/5
pages blank for copying the note from fellow students in case of their absenteeism.
8). Tutorial: - An essential component of Teaching- Learning process in Professional Education.
Objective: - To enhance the recall mechanism.
To promote logical reasoning and thinking of the students.
To interact personally to the students for improve numerical solving ability.
Place& Date: Name of Faculty with Designation
