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| 9th December 2013 10:32 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? Lates textbooks in production engineering,material technology and machine design |
| 4th July 2013 08:10 PM | |
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Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? which schools in the UK offer master degree courses in Design and Drafting ? |
| 26th May 2013 06:32 PM | |
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Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? does poly do well in mechanical engineering |
| 30th April 2013 07:01 PM | |
| sushildhaker |
Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? If you want to go for M.tech after BE/B.tech in mechanical engineering then following are some specializations in mechanical engineering- Thermal engineering Thermal engineering with fluid dynamics Computational fluid dynamics and fluid machinery Design and tooling Tool design and rapid prototyping Manufacturing technology Production engineering Industrial engineering Mechatronics Automobile Combat vehicle engineering Guided missile engineering General weapons and integration engineering Armament technology. |
| 30th April 2013 06:46 PM | |
| nidhipatawari |
Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? There are generally three main branches of mechanical engineering: machine design production thermal engineering and there are lot of branches under these three. |
| 30th April 2013 05:46 PM | |
| sumansin |
Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? Mechanical Engineering related to machines and mechanics. These Are The Branches of Mechanical Engineering-- Aerospace Engineering Bioengineering Fluids Engineering Manufacturing Engineering Materials Engineering Nuclear Engineering Petroleum Engineering Power Engineering Solar Engineering Systems Engineering |
| 30th April 2013 01:19 PM | |
| kapila Chaudhary |
Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? BRANCHES OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ARE:
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| 30th April 2013 10:13 AM | |
| The Mask Man |
Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering?  Sorry , but i am not able to get you. Engineering have branches and Mechanical Engineering is one of the branch of Engineering. Mechanical is is not further divided and doesn't have any branch. Please Rewrite your question or provide us some more details so that we could help you. All The Best  |
| 30th April 2013 09:55 AM | |
| bpraveen b |
Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? Well My Dear Friend I Thought You are asking of Branches of Mechanical Engineering in M Tech/ B Tech course. Mechanical engineering is a very vast field and encompasses various aspects and subfields including but not limited to power generation, manufacturing, transportation and so forth. Following details about this exciting and vibrant field of engineering. Power Plant Engineering Every process requires power and energy and this is generated in power plants which could be different in their modes of production such as thermal, nuclear, hydro etc. This branch of mechanical engineering mainly utilizes the principles of thermodynamics and uses equipment like alternators, boilers etc. Marine Engineering This branch of mechanical engineering relates to the operation and maintenance of propulsion and other machines on board ships. The machinery on a ship ranges from main propulsion plant, auxiliary generators, boilers, purifiers, pumps and so forth. Aerospace Engineering Like the previous branch which deals with floating vessels, this branch deals with flying machines. In fact this has been further subdivided into two main parts – aeronautical and astronautical engineering which deal with aeroplanes and spacecrafts respectively. Automotive Engineering This specialized branch of mechanical engineering deals with vehicles that ply on roads rather than sea or air. Again it could involved several sub-parameters which in turn require specialized skills of their own such as safety engineer, design engineer and so on, who take care of different aspects of automotive engineering during its design, manufacturing or maintenance. HVAC Engineering Climate and weather are natural phenomenon, but we can still control the elements at least within a finite space and that is all what HVAC engineering is all about. It stands for Heating, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning engineering and includes principles of thermodynamics, fluid transfer etc. Computer Aided Engineering Known more popularly as CAE and used in combination with CAD (Computer Aided Design) and CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing), it is mainly refers to the use of computers and relevant software for carrying out design, analysis, simulation of various machines and procedures. It is used in various disciplines such as automobile design, naval architecture etc. to name a few. Mechatronics Mechatronics is a recent addition to the mechanical engineering branch and refers to a combination of mechanical, computer and electronics engineering. Hence it can said to be a hybrid branch which cover several fields at the same time. Thank You! |
| 30th April 2013 09:51 AM | |
| Great Alexander of Macedo |
Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? Dear Friend, I have mentioned the branches which comes under the Mechanical Engineering below:- Mechanics Structural analysis Mechatronics and robotics Thermodynamics and thermo-science Design and drafting Computational fluid dynamics Biomechanics Finite element analysis Nanotechnology Mechatronics Composites Friction stir welding (FSW) Micro electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) Beside this day by day due to development in an particular field and to study the particular field in depth there are lots of more branches coming up. |
| 30th April 2013 08:22 AM | |
| Ravikanth2027 |
Re: What are the branches of mechanical engineering? Mechanical Engineering Branches :
Development of machines for the production of goods Development of machines for the production of power Development of military weapons Environmental control Fundamental Subjects of Mechanical Engineering : Mathematics Statics & Dyanmics Strength of materials & solid mechanics Material Engineering Thermodynamics Fluid Mechanics Manufacturing Engineering Vibration , control theory & Control Engineering Mechatronics & Robotics Engineering Design & Product Design |
| 30th April 2013 03:17 AM | |
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What are the branches of mechanical engineering? what are the branches of mechanical engineering...please send to me the details |
