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    This document outlines the practical examination for the sixth semester of the Bachelor of Engineering in Aeronautical Engineering program. It consists of 20 practical tasks related to aircraft structures, engines, and systems. Students are evaluated based on online multiple choice questions, aims and procedures, experimental records, results, viva questions, and total marks. The tasks involve fabricating various joints using wood, metal, and composite materials, repairing aircraft structures, engine dismantling and reassembly, and explaining aircraft systems like engines, welding, and non-destructive testing techniques.

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    This document outlines the practical examination for the sixth semester of the Bachelor of Engineering in Aeronautical Engineering program. It consists of 20 practical tasks related to aircraft structures, engines, and systems. Students are evaluated based on online multiple choice questions, aims and procedures, experimental records, results, viva questions, and total marks. The tasks involve fabricating various joints using wood, metal, and composite materials, repairing aircraft structures, engine dismantling and reassembly, and explaining aircraft systems like engines, welding, and non-destructive testing techniques.

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    This document outlines the practical examination for the sixth semester of the Bachelor of Engineering in Aeronautical Engineering program. It consists of 20 practical tasks related to aircraft structures, engines, and systems. Students are evaluated based on online multiple choice questions, aims and procedures, experimental records, results, viva questions, and total marks. The tasks involve fabricating various joints using wood, metal, and composite materials, repairing aircraft structures, engine dismantling and reassembly, and explaining aircraft systems like engines, welding, and non-destructive testing techniques.

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    E - END SEMESTER PRACTICAL EXAMINATION

    Regulation 2017
    Sixth semester
    B.E. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
    AE8611 AERO ENGINE AND AIRFRAME LABORATORY
    Time: 3Hours Maximum Marks: 100
    Mark allotment pattern:

    Online Aim Procedure Experimental Record Result Viva Total


    MCQ / Diagram
    15 10 25 20 10 10 10 100

    1. (i) Prepare a single scarf joint for the given aircraft wood of dimension,
    300x40x40 mm by gluing.
    (ii) Write the criteria for wood selection in aviation application.

    2. (i) Fabricate a double scarf joint of the given aircraft wood of size
    300x50x50 mm by gluing.
    (ii) Write the advantage and disadvantage of wood in aircraft construction

    3. (i) Prepare a single ‘V’ butt joint of angles 45° and a root face of 2 mm on a
    given 10 SWG MS plate (of size 100x25mm) by Electric Arc Welding.
    (ii) Explain welding nomenclature with sketch
    4. (i) Prepare a double ‘V’ butt joint of angles 30° and a root face of 2 mm on
    a given 10 SWG MS plate (of size 100x25mm) by Electric Arc Welding.
    (ii) Write the difference between gas welding and arc welding

    5. (i) Prepare a circular patch of 50mm radius to repair the crack on the given
    aircraft panel by fabric repair method.
    (ii) Explain the working of carburetor with neat sketch

    6. (i) Repair the given damaged aircraft structure by riveting with insertion
    panel method using 50mm Aluminum square patch (of 20 SWG) and
    1/8” Al. rivet.
    (ii) Write in detail about the firing order of 4 stroke piston engine.

    7. (i) Carry out a lap joint on the given aircraft panel by riveting with1/8” Al.
    snap rivet using an 80 x 60mm rectangular 20 SWG Aluminum plate.
    (ii) Draw and Explain the Valve timing of piston engine

    8. (i) Carry out a butt joint on the given aircraft panel by riveting with1/8” Al.
    pop rivet using an 80 x 80mm rectangular 20 SWG Aluminum plate.
    (ii) Explain the lubrication system of piston engine

    9. (i) Make a bend at the centre of the given Aluminum pipe (Φ 20mm x
    200mm length)
    (ii) Explain the cooling system used in piston engine
    10. (i) Make a flaring at both ends of aluminum pipe (Φ 50mm x 100mm) with
    suitable collar.
    (ii) Write a note on cam shaft operation.

    11. (i) Fabricate a rectangular box of size 150x100x50 mm with the given 20
    SWG Aluminum sheet with turnover edges.
    (ii) Name some auxiliary system used in Jet engine

    12. (i) Make a Channel of dimension 100x50x50mm size with the given 20
    SWG Aluminum sheet with turnover edges.
    (ii) Write about the magneto operation in piston engine

    13. (i) Carry out the dismantling of Piston Engine

    (ii) Write the starting procedure of piston engine

    14. (i) Carry out the reassembly of piston engine

    (ii) Elaborate the various NDT techniques

    15. (i) Make a butt joint of given 18 SWG MS plate (of size 100x25mm) .

    (ii) Write short notes on PLASMA welding and its application.


    16. (i) Make a LAP joint (10mm lap) on a given 16 SWG Aluminum plate (of
    size 100x25mm) using MIG welding.
    (ii) Write short notes on Gas Welding set-up.

    17. (i) Prepare a single scarf joint for the given aircraft wood of, dimension,
    300x40x40 mm by gluing.
    (ii) Write the starting procedure of piston engine

    18. (i) Repair the given damaged aircraft structure by riveting with insertion
    panel method using 50mm Aluminum square patch (of 20 SWG) and
    1/8” Al. rivet.
    (ii) Elaborate the various NDT techniques

    19. (i) Make a bend at the centre of the given Aluminum pipe (Φ 20mm x
    200mm length)
    (ii) Name some auxiliary system used in Jet engine

    20. (i) Prepare a circular patch of 50mm radius to repair the crack on the given
    aircraft panel by fabric repair method.
    (ii) Write the difference between carburetor and fuel injection units

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