Assistant Professor, 
Studied M.Tech at IIT Bhubaneswar

MD  Irquam Alam

This course deals with introduction of velocity and it's classification, relative velocity method for velocity analysis of mechanism, Steps for velocity analysis, rubbing velocity, previous year gate questions.

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Velocity Analysis of Mechanism: GATE

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Theory of Machines

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Introduction to the course and why it is important to perform velocity analysis

Module 1 Introduction

This lectures deals with velocity and it's classification, methods to perform velocity analysis, motion of a link

Module 2 Velocity and it's Classification

This lecture deals with step by step how to perform velocity analysis of a mechanism using relative velocity method

Module -3 Relative velocity method

Module-4 Important Cases of Four Bar Mechanism

Velocity analysis of single slider crank mechanism using relative velocity method and it's important cases

Module 5 Velocity Analysis of Slider Crank Mechanism

Rubbing velocity and previous year gate question

Rubbing velocity and previous year questions

Previous year gate question on velocity analysis

Previous year questions on velocity analysis

I-centre, total no of I-centre, visual location

Module-8 Velocity Analysis using I-centre method

Module-9 Classification of I-centre, Kennedy Theorem

Finding direction of rotation of link using I-centre method , previous year question

Module-10 Finding direction of rotation of a link using I-centre approach and previous year question

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Vivek Jain

This course gives a basic introduction and classification of gears

Power Transmitting Element Gear And Gear Trains

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Kanchan Singh

This course is for Mechanical Engineering students which are also preparing for GATE IES SSC. In this course we will study theory of machine . This is the basic part of Mechanical Engineering. This is the Theory of Machine part:2 of Kanchan Singh's course and this part will cover Gears,Gear train,Governor,Flywheel and in last session of this course he will provide some previous year question with solution.

(Hindi)Theory of Machine Part:2

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A S K Azad Mechanical Engineering

Instantaneous Centre Method Approach, Locus of I-Centre & I-Axis, Number of Instantaneous Centre in a Mechanism, KENNEDY Theorem, Theorem of Angular Velocity, Relative Velocity Approach.

(Hindi) TOM 2: Velocity Analysis

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Gunti Venkateswarlu

Power transmission, types of flat belts, slip of belt, creep of belt, centrifugal tension, maximum power transmission, types of chains, length of open belt drive and cross belt drive, driving ratio of tension in belt drive.

(Telugu) Theory of Machines: GATE and ESE

Hello I am mechanical Engineer. I am working as a Mechanical Project & design Engineer at Jain Electronics co. Pune.

Jyoti Shinde

This course will discuss the four stroke and two stroke spark ignition engine along with the description of engine parts that participated in the whole process. and valve timing diagram of four stroke and two stroke
and Detonation in SI engine.

(Hindi) Course on Spark Ignition Engine

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Karan More

This course is going to begin with different layouts of vehicles with respect to engine position and all about an automobile engine.

Lessons

10 lessons • 1h 58m

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Module 1 Introduction

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Module 2 Velocity and it's Classification

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Module -3 Relative velocity method

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Module-4 Important Cases of Four Bar Mechanism

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Module 5 Velocity Analysis of Slider Crank Mechanism

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Rubbing velocity and previous year questions

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Previous year questions on velocity analysis

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Module-8 Velocity Analysis using I-centre method

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Module-9 Classification of I-centre, Kennedy Theorem

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Module-10 Finding direction of rotation of a link using I-centre approach and previous year question