Calendar: 1951-1952 Page 190

SYLLABUSES OF COURSES Mechanical Refrigeration-Carnot's principle-Reversed Carnot and Stirling Cycles for perfect Gases-Bell-Coleman Air Machine-Vapour Compression Machines-Absorption Machines-Heat Pumps Compressed Air Machinery Laboratory -One half-day per week Complete efficiency tests of Steam Engines Internal Combustion Engines Boilers Air Compressor Rofrigerator-The Calorimetry of Solid Liquid and Gaseous Fuels Theory and Design of Structures Two lectures per week throughout the session Drawing one half-day per week throughout the session Graphical and Analytical Methods of estimating Forces in Framed Structures-Effects of Wind Pressure-Live and Dead Load Stresses Design of Roof Trusses and other Framed Structures-Estimation of Deflection-Steel Framed Buildings Riveted and Pin Joints Design of Columns and Struts-Grillage and other Foundations Continuous Beams Hinged and Fixed Arches Suspension Bridges Redundant Frames Temperature Stresses Theory and Design of Machines One lecture per week Tutorial classes in alternate weeks Drawing one afternoon in alternate weeks Balancing of engines primary and secondary effects-Inertia forces in mechanisms-Theory of Governors-Vibrations free forced and damped-Whirling of shafts torsional oscillations-Gyrostatic action -Stresses in thick cylinders-Rotating discs Hydraulics One lecture per week throughout the Session Tutorial class in alternate weeks Laboratory -One afternoon in alternate weeks Water Power-Impact of Jets-The Pelton Wheel and other Im- pulse Turbines-Reaction Turbines-Speed Regulation-Centrifugal Pumps-Reciprocating Pumps-Water Hammer in Pipe Lines- Transmission of Power by Hydraulic Pressure-Accumulators-Flow of Gases through Orifices and Pipes-Viscosity-Theory of Lubrication- Principle of Dynamical Similarity and its application to fluid motion Design and Construction of Public Works Masonry and Concrete Design One lecture per week Drawing one afternoon per week Distribution of Stress in Masonry-Stability of Chimneys and Gravity Dams-Rankine States in Cohesionless Earth Masses-Wedge Theory of Earth Pressures-Stability of Retaining Walls Reinforced Concrete Beams-Single Double and Shear Reinforcement -Slabs T-Beams Columns and Footings-Design of Concrete Mixes