DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SHRI SANT GADGE BABA

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, BHUSAWAL

GUIDELINES FOR PROJECT REPORT OF ME ( Mech)

All the Students of ME Design Engineering are informed to note the

following points while submitting the Project Report.

Points:

1. Paper Size: A4

Margins: Top: 1" Bottom: 1"

Left: 1.25" Right: 1"

Gutter Position: Left, Line Spacing: 1.5

Paragraph Starting Spacing: 1 Tab

2. Font: Times New Roman

Chapter Heading: 14 (Upper Case, Bold)

Main titles: 12 (Upper Case, Bold)

Sub-titles: 12 (Title case, bold)

Text matter: 12,

3. The sequence of pages should be as follows:

1. Title Sheet

2. Certificate

3. Examiners certificate

4. Declaration

5. Abstract

6. Acknowledgement

7. Letter of Project Completion from Industry indicating the duration

of Project, Title of Project & Students name.

8. Photograph of Model

9. Index

List of Figures in following format

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure

No

Title of Figure Page

No

1.1 6

1.2 6

3.1 7

4.1 7

List of Tables in following format

LIST OF TABLES

Table No Title of Table Page

No

4.1 Results obtained from theoretical approach for stresses and total

deformation.

36

5.1 Input parameters for modeling pressure vessel 64

5.2 Legs inclined at zero degree 64

List of Graphs in following format

LIST OF GRAPHS

Graph

No

Title of Graph Page

No

2.1 Maximum support stresses versus angle ω 23

2.2 Relationship of σ-ω 24

5.1 Direction of wind load vs Von mises stresses (Ansys) 66

References should be in the following format

For Research Papers :- (min. 10)

Name of Author, "Title of paper", ‘Name of Journal’, Year of Publication, Vol

No., Paper no., Page No,

For Books :-

Name of Author, "Title of Book", Name of Publisher, Vol. No., Year of

Publication , Page no.

Example:

For Research Papers :-

Sreenath A. V. and Venkatesh S., "Piston Ring Lubrication in I.C. Engines",

‘Journal of Tribology’, 1972, Vol No. 12, Paper No-TA96507, PP 205-212.

For Books :-

Singiresu S. Rao, "The FEM in Engineering", BH Publication, 3rd Edition, 1998,

PP 22-30.

» (WEB References Should Not be Written in the Reference List).

» The sequence of the references should be as per the use in the report and the

references should be indicated in the report in the superscript format in

square bracket after the title heading of the particular topic where that

reference is being used.

Example :-

2.2 Structural Analysis[2]

5. Figures should be on separate pages.

6. Page no. should be mentioned at the bottom & center of the page.

7. Figure title should be mentioned below the figure in title case (12 TNR, bold)

& title for table, chart, graph should be mentioned on the top (12 TNR,

bold).

8. A CD (04)has to be submitted in the following format for each Project

CD Label: Title of Project, Name of Guide & Student, Year

CD Should consist of complete report in Word & PDF format

CD should consist of Reference Papers which are used in the

Project & PPT of presentation.

9. For each Project two copies are to be submitted in the college & three in

the University & one copy is to be retained with student.

10.Hard binding should be in DARK BROWN (Coffee Color) cover & embossing is

compulsory.

11. He/she has to publish/present at least 01 paper in reputed National/International

Journal on his/her Project work before submission.

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PROJECT REPORT

On (14 pt bold)

“________________ from FEA and Experimental Aspects.” (14 pt bold)

By

Mr. (12 point Bold)

Under The Guidance of

Prof. (14 pt bold)

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SHRI SANT GADGE BABA

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, BHUSAWAL-425 203

NORTH MAHARASHTRA UNIVERSITY, JALGAON

2013-14 (12 pt )

CERTIFICATE (24 PT BOLD)

This is to certify that the Project (14 pt bold)

“______________ from FEA and Experimental Aspects.” (14 pt bold)

Submitted by (12 pt)

Mr. (14 pt)

Examination Seat No. ----------------- (12 pt)

has successfully completed his Project

for the partial fulfillment for the award of degree of

Master of Engineering in (Mechanical – Design Engineering)

of North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon is Approved (14pt)

Prof. P. S. Bajaj Prof. R. B. Barjibhe

[Guide] [P.G. Co-ordinator]

Prof. A .V. Patil Dr. R.P. Singh

[H.O.D.] [Principal]

EXAMINERS CERTIFICATE (24 PT BOLD)

Project Report Entitled: “_____________ From FEA and

Experimental Aspects.” In the partial fulfillment of the requirements for

the award of degree of Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering

with specialization in Design Engineering is certified.

INTERNAL EXAMINER EXTERNAL EXAMINER

DATE

PLACE

DECLARATION (14 PT BOLD)

I declare that project entitled “_______________from FEA and Experimental

Aspects.” is my own work conducted under the guidance of Prof. __________ of

Mechanical Engineering Department.

I further declare that to the best of my knowledge, the project does not contain any

part of the work which has been submitted for the award of any degree to either this

university or any other. Such material as obtained from sources for study has been duly

acknowledged and the name of the experts kept secret as per their request in data

collection & analyzing for the project.

SIGN

NAME

ABSTRACT

In the past several years there have been significant changes to the American

Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Boiler and Pressure Vessel (B&PV) Code,

these codes can be used for design of pressure vessel and their supports, several nations

design vessels according to their own national codes. The current range of vertical

Pressure Vessels in the market come either in skirt support or lug support, supported by 8,

6 legs equidistance from each other. The requirement of current is to design a support for

cumene process vessel. The requirement of cumene process vessel is to have more floor

space below the vessel and opening angle of first two legs as 800 for operating the control

panel mounted below the vessel. ASME codes or codes of any nation do not give any idea

for design of such supports. Therefore it will be interesting to design such a support.

As the angle between first two legs is 800 and remaining leg is 560 we can say that

the legs of vessel are to be asymmetrically mounted along the circumference. For

increasing the floor space below the vessel legs of vessel are made inclined to vertical

axis of vessel. Therefore such an asymmetrically mounted and inclined support will be

subjected to operating conditions of vessel. Every pressure vessel and its support mounted

outdoor is subjected to wind load, dead load of vessel and internal pressure. The current

vessel to be design is also to be mounted outdoor therefore it will be subjected to loading

conditions mention above.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I take this opportunity to thanks Prof for his valuable guidance and for

providing all the necessary facilities, which were indispensable in completion of this

work. First of all I am thankful to Prof A V Patil (H.O.D, Mech Engg Dept.) and also

thankful to Prof R B Barjibhe (Dean Academics) to give us presentation facility.

I am also thankful to _________ for providing opportunity to me for sponsoring

the project. I am also thankful to all staff member of the mechanical Engineering

Department. I would also like to thank the college for providing required journals, books

and access to the internet for collecting information related to the project. Finally I am

also thankful to my friends and well wishers for their valuable comments and suggestions.

(sign.)

Name

INDEX

Sr

No

Title Page

No.

List of Figures i

List of Tables v

List of Graphs vi

List of Abbreviations vii

1. Introduction 1-7

1.1

1.2

1.3

1.4

1

2

3

4

2. Literature Survey 8-24

2.1 History

2.2 Literature

2.3 Comments

8

8

24

3. Problem definition 25-27

4. Theoretical approach 28-36

4.1

4.2

4.3

28

29

30

5. Software Analysis 37-66

5.1 The finite element method (FEM) 37

5.2 General procedure for FEA 37

5.3 Brief history of finite element method 38

5.4 39

5.5 Analysis 44

6. Design calculation 67-72

6.1

6.2

6.3

67

68

69

7. Experimental Analysis 73-77

7.1 73

7.2 75

7.3 77

8. Results and discussion 78-79

8.1 Results 78

8.2 Discussion 78

9 Conclusion.

Future scope

References.

Appendix A

Appendix B

REFERENCESJOURNALS

1 K.P.Singh, 1981, “A method for maximizing pressure vessels mounted on four legs

subjected to lateral loading”, International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping, vol -9,

pp 11-25.

2 L. Yang, C. Weinberger and Y.T.Shah, 1994, “Finite element analysis on horizontal

vessels with supports”, International journal of computers and structures, vol-53, pp 387-

395.

3 Shen Naijie, Zhu Jitao, & Lu Wenge, 2008, “Stress state in the saddle zone of pressure

vessels and piping”, International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping, Vol-63,pp 155-

164.

BOOKS

4 Dennis Moss, “Pressure vessel design manual”, Elsevier, Third edition, 2004, pp 112 –

117.

5 David V Hutton, “Fundamentals of Finite Element Analysis”, Mc Graw Hill, First

Edition, 2004, pp 1-30.

PAPERS PUBLISHED

1 Vikas G Patil, P. S. Bajaj, Vinay. G Patil, 2013, “Determination of safety of support for

pressure vessel subjected to arbitrary wind load”, International Journal of Innovations in

Engineering and Technology (IJIET), Vol. 2 Issue 1 February 2013, ISSN: 2319 – 1058.

Shri Sant Gadge Baba

College of Engineering & Technology, BhusawalDepartment of Mechanical Engineering

ME Mechanical (Design Engineering)

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