understand the concept of pneumatics, electro-pneumatics, and transducers. Students are required to select an industrial/ domestic application as per the questions which may be manufacturing-based or service-oriented or process-oriented or day to day products/processes and collect information related to that. Students can choose an Industrial application by referring to websites, books, blogs and other online resources. Paraphrasing is very important when students are going to collect information from online or other resources and must be given reference. Also there is some weightage for the active participation in online session which may be assessed during the online class session.
- Identify any electro pneumatic industrial application with the following componets (i,ii,iii)
and Explain about the application details, draw electro pneumatic diagram and Electrical connection circuit
i. Two double-acting cylinder;
ii. Latching and breaking circuit;
iii. Minimum Two limitswitches
( If there is any similarity between students in the explanation of Industrial application or in the circuit diagram, palgirism policy will be applicable)
- Identify any one of the manufacturing application of Pneumatic circuit Design and Explain about the application details, draw pneumatic diagram and Displacement diagram
( If there is any similarity between students in the explanation of Industrial application or in the circuit diagram, palgirism policy will be applicable)
- Identify an application of Flow sensor in a petroleum Industry and explain the working of the selected application with neat sketch.
- Identify an application of Thermocouple in a manufacturing Industry and explain the working of the selected application with neat sketch and give three advantages.
- Active participation in online sessions (quiz/online test etc)
Sample Solution
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