NSCET COURSE PLAN

Format No. NAC/TLP-07a

Nadar Saraswathi College of Engineering and Rev. No. 01
Technology, Date 12-11-2015
Vadapudupatti, Theni - 625 531 Total Pages 01
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)
Course File Leaf (Theory)
For the Academic Year 2017 - 18 (Odd/Even Semester)

Staff Name Mr.K.Ganesh Dept. / Designation EEE/AP Strength 06

Course/Branch B.E.,/EEE Year / Semester IV/VIII Credit 03
Subject Electric Energy Generation,
EE6801/ Core / Elective Subject Name
Code/Choice Utilization Utilization & conversation

S. No. CONTENTS S. No. CONTENTS

1. Syllabus 14. Tutorial Sheet(If Applicable)
2. Assignments Information (Group &
Course plan 15.
Individual ) –with Samples
3. Students Name list 16. Evaluation Documents (GD, RP, Etc.,)
4. Individual Time Table 17. CAT / Unit Test Questions
5. CAT / Unit Test Mark Statement &
Course Materials-Unit I 18.
Analysis
6. Course Materials-Unit II 19. Internal Questions and Answer Key
7. Course Materials-Unit III 20. Internal Mark Statement
8. Course Materials-Unit IV 21. Internal Result Analysis Report
9. Internal Answer papers ( Best, Average,
Course Materials-Unit V 22.
Poor)
10. Soft copy study materials 23. University Questions and Answer Key
(CDs)
11. Exam Cell Question Bank 24.
University Feedback Summary (with
(Part-A,B&C) Question)
12. Question Bank (Two marks 25. University Mark Statement
with answers)
13. Working Models / Project / 26. University Result Analysis
Paper (CDs, PPTs)

Review Particulars:
No. Date Done by Remarks Signature

* (Verified By Department Audit In charge)

Staff Alteration (If any):____________________________ from ____________________.

Staff In Charge Head of the Department Principal

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Format No. NAC/TLP-07a.2

Nadar Saraswathi College of Engineering and Technology, Rev. No. 01
Vadapudupatti, Theni - 625 531 Date 12-11-2015
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai) Total Pages 01

Course Plan (Theory)

For the Academic Year 2017 - 18 (Odd/Even Semester)

Staff Name Mr.K.GANESH Dept. / Designation EEE/AP Strength 06

Course/Branch B.E.,/EEE Year / Semester IV/VIII Credit 03

Electric Energy Generation, Utilization
Subject Code/Choice EE6801/ Core / Elective Subject Name
Utilization & conversation

I. Instructional Objective (5) : The student should be made to :

IO1: Understand the fundamentals of Electric Drives & Traction.
IO2: Know about the energy saving concept by different ways of illumination..
IO3: Understand the different methods of electric heating and electric welding
IO4: Gain knowledge on Solar Radiation and Solar Energy Collectors
IO5: Know the concepts of Wind Energy and its utilization

II. Pre requisites :

 Student should have the basic knowledge on Drives, Light loads & Heavy machinery
 Students should know about the concepts of Renewable energy resources
III. Guidelines :
 High Voltage Engineering, Solid State Drives, Power Plant Engineering

IV. Course Out Come (5) : At the end of this course, the students will be able to
CO1: Understand and analyse the fundamentals of Electric Drives & Traction
CO2: Choose and utilize the lighting load at accurate illumination.
CO3: Handle the engineering aspects of Heavy load Machinery.
CO4: Know about Electrical power generation with solar radiation
CO5: Gain knowledge on Wind Energy Generation.

PO - CO Correlation Matrix: (3- >|= 80%, 2- >|= 60%, 1 – >|= 40%)

PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO10 PO11 PO12
a b c d e f g h i j k l
CO1 2 3 2 3
CO2 2 3 3 3
CO3 3 3 2 3
CO4 2 2 3 3
CO5 2 3 2 3

V. Books to be Referred :
T1: N.V. Suryanarayana, “Utilisation of Electric Power”, Wiley Eastern Limited, New Age International
Limited,1993.
T2: J.B.Gupta, “Utilisation Electric power and Electric Traction”, S.K.Kataria and Sons, 2000.
T3: G.D.Rai, “Non-Conventional Energy Sources”, Khanna Publications Ltd., New Delhi, 1997.
R1: R.K.Rajput, Utilisation of Electric Power, Laxmi publications Private Limited.,2007.
R2: C.L.Wadhwa, “Generation, Distribution and Utilisation of Electrical Energy”, New Age International
Pvt.Ltd., 2003.
R3: S. Sivanagaraju, M. Balasubba Reddy, D. Srilatha,’ Generation and Utilization of Electrical Energy’,
Pearson Education, 2010.
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VI. E-Learning Resources :

EL1: http://nptel.ac.in/courses/108102047/
EL2: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/energy-courses/
EL3: https://www.tpctraining.com/collections/power-plant-operations-training
EL4: http://freevideolectures.com/Course/2352/Power-System-Generation-Transmission-and-Distribution

VII. Method of Evaluation : (Attach Samples)

6.1 Internal Assessment Examination (INT1, INT2, and MOD1/2): [ ]
6.2 Unit Test : [ ] / CAT TEST : [ ]
6.3 Assignments / Seminars : [ ]
6.4 Mini Projects : [ ]
6.5 Quiz : [ ]
6.6 Pre Semester Examinations : [ ]
6.7 Others : [ ]
Group Discussion / Role Play_______

VIII. Lesson Plan:

IOs / POs Content

Reference
No. of
Correlation Delivery
Book no. Cumulative
S. No. Topic Periods
Mech*
& Page Periods
Required
no.
UNIT I ELECTRIC DRIVES AND TRACTION
Fundamentals of electric drive - IO1/a,b,c,d BB R2 320 -323 1 1
1.
choice of an electric motor
Application of motors for particular IO1/b,d BB R2 479-482 2 3
2.
services
Traction motors - characteristic IO1/ a.b,c,d BB R2 324-330 1 4
3.
features of traction motor
4. Systems of railway electrification IO1/ a.b,c,d BB R2 431-432 1 5

5. Electric braking IO1/ b,d BB R2 447-455 1 6

Train movement and energy IO1/ a.b,c,d BB R2 502-504 1 7

6.
consumption
7. Traction motor control IO1/ b,c,d BB R2 459-467 1 8

8. Track equipment and collection gear IO1/ a.b,c,d BB R2 469-472 1 9

UNIT II ILLUMINATION
Introduction - definition and meaning IO2/ a.b,c,d BB R2220-227 1 10
9. of terms used in illumination
engineering
classification of light sources - IO2/ b,c,d BB R2 272-277 1 11
10.
incandescent lamps
11. sodium vapour lamps IO2/ b,c,d PPT R2 279-280 1 12

mercury vapour lamps, fluorescent IO2/ b,c,d PPT R2 280-288 2 14

12.
lamps
design of illumination systems - IO2/ a,b,c,d BB R2 292-294 1 15
13.
indoor lighting schemes
14. factory lighting halls IO2/ a.b,c,d BB R2 296 1 16

outdoor lighting schemes - flood IO2/a,b,c,d BB R2 294-297 1 17

15.
lighting, street lighting
16. energy saving lamps, LED IO2/a,b,c,d BB R2 298-299 1 18

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UNIT III HEATING AND WELDING
Advantages of electric heating, modes IO3/a,b,c,d BB R2 137-139 1 19
17.
of heat transfer
18. Methods of electric heating IO3/a,b,c,d BB R2 148-150 1 20

19. Resistance heating - arc furnaces IO3/a,b,d BB R2 150-163 1 21

20. Induction heating - dielectric heating IO3/a,b,d BB R2 163-178 1 22

Electric welding – types - resistance IO3/a,b,d PPT R2 190-196 2 24

21.
welding
Arc welding, power supply for arc IO3/a,b,c,d PPT R2 198-203 2 26
22.
welding
23. Radiation welding IO3/a,b,c,d BB R2 203-205 1 27

UNIT IV SOLAR RADIATION AND SOLAR ENERGY COLLECTORS

Introduction to solar constant, IO4/ b,c,e,g BB T3 49-53 2 29
24. solar radiation at the Earth’s
surface.
Solar radiation geometry, IO4/ b,c,e,g BB T3 53-66 2 31
25. estimation of average solar
radiation
Physical principles of the IO4/e,g BB T3 73-76 1 32
26. conversion of solar radiation
into heat
27. Flat-plate collectors IO4/a,b,c,d PPT T3 76-87 1 33

Transmissivity of cover IO4/ e,g BB T3 87-93 2 35

system , energy balance
28.
equation and collector
efficiency
Concentrating collector - advantages IO4/e,g BB T3 102-111 1 36
29. and disadvantages of concentrating
collectors
Performance analysis of a cylindrical - IO4/ b,c,e,g BB T3 112-120 2 38
30.
parabolic concentrating collector
31. Feed In Invertors. IO4/e,g PPT T3 125-128 1 39

UNIT V WIND ENERGY

Introduction, basic principles IO5/b,e,f,g PPT T3 230-240 1 40
32.
of wind energy conversion
33. Site selection considerations IO5/ e,g BB T3 252-256 1 41

Basic components of a WECS (Wind IO5/ e,g PPT T3 256-260 1 42

34.
Energy Conversion System)
35. Classification of WECS IO5/ e,f,g PPT T3 260-262 1 43

36. Types of wind Turbines IO5/ e,g PPT T3 262-277 1 44

Analysis of aerodynamic forces acting IO5/ b,e,f,g BB T3 285-287 1 45

37.
on the blade
38. Performances of wind IO5/ b,e,f,g BB T3 287-292 1 46
* BB - Blackboard, VD – Videos, GD – Group Discussion, RP – Role Play, SEM –Seminar, DM-Demo/Lab, WS-
Web Search, PJ – Project & CG -GAP.

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IX. Lesson Schedule:

Duration (Date) Total No of Inst.

No. Unit No / Description No of Objectives Remarks
From To Periods Achieved

UNIT I ELECTRIC DRIVES

1. AND TRACTION -

2. UNIT II ILLUMINATION

UNIT III HEATING AND

3. WELDING

UNIT IV SOLAR RADIATION

4. AND SOLAR ENERGY
COLLECTORS

5. UNIT V WIND ENERGY

IX. Unit Test / CAT Test :

No. Date UNIT / CAT Portion No. Date UNIT / CAT Portion
1 UNIT-I 4 UNIT-IV
2 UNIT-II 5 UNIT-V
3 UNIT-III

XI.Internal / Model Test:

No. Tentative Date Portion Total Appear Pass %

1
2
3 `

XII.Assignments:

Unit Suggestion* Group / Objectives / Announced Submitted

Topic
No. Individual Outcome Date Date
Characteristic features of IA
1 T1
traction motor
3 Electric welding T1 IA

Web IA
5 WECS
Resources

* Suggestion: Books / Journals / Magazines / Web Resources

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XIII.Tutorial:

Unit Topic * (Questions Objectives / Question

Discussed Date Completed Date
No. /Problem /Exercises) Outcome Count
To know about
the Electric
Electric Traction
1. Traction in 5
(Question)
Indian
RALWAYS
Classification of Types and
Lighting (Question) Application of
2. 3
lighting system

Method of Electric
3. ELECTRIC heating Heating & its 3
(Question) application
Solar Radiation Conversion of
(Question) solar energy
4. 4
into Electric
energy
Principle & Site
Implementation
selection for Wind
5. of wind Energy 5
energy sources
Systems
(Question)
*Attach Proof of Tutorial Sheets Separate in given Format.

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