DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

B.E FIRST YEAR, 2018-19

I SEMESTER (E, F, G, H) & II SEMESTER (A, B, C, D)
ME171B: MACHINE DRAWING

VISION OF THE DEPARTMENT

To provide quality technocrat compatible with global standard in the field of mechanical
engineering who can contribute to society through innovations, entrepreneurship & sustainable
development.

MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

M1. To impart highest quality in fundamentals, technical knowledge & scientific education
to the learners to make them globally competitive mechanical engineers.
M2. To promote liaison with world class industries & educational institutions for excellence
in teaching, research & consultancy practices.
M3. To make students, life-long learners, ethically and technically capable to build their
careers in terms of professions and personality.

TYPE OF COURSE: B.E. Mechanical A.Y.: 2018-19

NAME OF COURSE: Machine Drawing SEMESTER: I

Teaching Contact Credit Exam Marks

Scheme Hours Hours
L T P C 2 Theory Practical Total
4 2 100 100

COURSE OUTCOMES:

CO1: To introduce machine drawing and different types of methods of projections, dimensioning,
sheet layout.
CO2: To understand sectional view of different mechanical parts.
CO3: Illustration of assembly drawing (temporary and permanent fasteners).
 Machine Drawing Instructions (1st Year)
1. All drawing referred from book Machine Drawing by V. Laxminarayanan and M. L.
Mathur, Fifth Reprint 2015.
2. Drawing instruments and materials must to be brought: Sketch book, Pencils (HB, H,
2H,), Eraser, Cutter, Sharpener, Set square, Scales, Protector, Mini Drafter, Dividers (25
mm and 150 mm), Base paper, Clips (4 Nos), Drawing pins welded head, Emery paper
block, Compasses (25 mm and 250 mm), One cotton handkerchief, Sheet holder.
3. Drawing sheet size A3 (420 mm × 297 mm).
4. Left border margin should be 20 mm while remaining borders should have 10 mm margin
on drawing sheet.
5. Title box size 150 mm × 45 mm is used and it should be at bottom right corner of
drawing sheet.
6. Use HB pensile to draw title box and sheet borders only.
7. Name, Class, Group, F. No. to be written with ball pen.
8. All figures of drawing sheets must first be sketched in sketchbook.
9. Keep all drawing sheets and figures neat and clean.
10. Use proper dimensioning rules in drawing sheets.
11. Ensure that your respective lecturer signs all drawing sheets (before staring of drawing
work and after finishing of drawing work.
12. Late submission of drawing sheet will not be entertained.

TITLE OF THE DRAWING 15 mm

ANGLE OF
DATE SHEET NO. 10 mm
PROJECTION
NAME SCALE 10 mm
ALL DIMENSIONS
CLASS F. NO. 10 mm
IN MM

150 mm

Note: Draw line using 3H pensile (light handed) at 2.5 mm distance from both upper line and
lower line of each row in title box.
 SYLLABUS

Sr. Title Turn Sheet

No. Hours No.
1 Introduction to machine drawing, Orthographic projection, first angle 3
and third angle method of projections.
2 Free hand sketching of orthographic view with the help of model & 3 1
pictorial view, Figs. 4.42, 4.43, 4.44, 4.46, 4.48, 4.50(2), 4.60, 4.62, 4.66,
4.69, 4.78
3 Drawing of Orthographic projection: Two view only: Fig.4.77 1st angle 2 2
projection scale 1:1, Fig.4.67 1st angle projection scale 2:1, Fig.4.70 1st
angle projection use suitable scale.
4 Drawing of Orthographic projection: Three view: Fig.4.54 1st angle 2 3
projection, Fig.4.74 3rd angle projection, use suitable scale.
5 Introduction to Sectioning 1 -
6 Free hand sketching practice of sectional view with the help of model 2 4
and pictorial view Figs.8,72 (5,6,7,10), 8.17, 8.18, 8.24, 8.35,8.36
7 Drawing of sectional view, Fig 4.74, 1st angle projection sectional 1 5
elevation, plan and sectional side view, scale 2:1.
8 Drawing of sectional view, Fig. 8.55 3rd angle sectional elevation, plan 1 6
and sectional side view at12 Dia. Hole, Choose proper scale.
9 Introduction to temporary fastening methods: Screw threads, key and 2 -
couplings.
10 Screw thread Figs. 15.5 (a,b), 15.7(BSW, Square, acme, butters, 2 7
knuckle), 15.10, 15.15, 15.16, 15.17, 15.18, 15.19, 15.20, take D=20mm.
11 Nuts and Bolts 15.27, 15.31(b), 15.32, 15.45 (a,b,c), 15.46 (a,b,c), 2 8
14.47(d), 15.50(a), 16.4, 16.5, 16.9, 16.10 (Assume suitable diameter).
12 Introduction to Permanente fastening methods: Riveted joints and 1 -
welding.
13 Rivets and rivets joint: figs. 13.1, 13.2,13.6(a)13.7 (a) Assume Dia. 2 9
20mm, 13.12(b),13.16
Welding:14.2, 14.3, 14.4, 14.6, 14.13, 14.14, 14.16
Total 24

Reference Book: Machine Drawing by V. Lakshminarayanan and M.L Mathur