Laboratory Incharge:
Prof. Nitin Agrwal  
Email:  nitin.mech@srpec.org

Major Equipment:

• • Sleep Gauges (Steel 83 Pieces)
• • Universal Bevel Protector
• • Surface Finish Tester
• • Mechanical Comparator With Dial
• • Screw Thread Gauge(24 Levers)
• • Pressure Transducer Set
• • Digital Techometer
• • Telescopic Gauge(8-150)
• • Sprit Level(24")
• • Angle Gauge
• • Stroboscope (Digital)
• • Exapnsion Thermometer
• • Dial Vernier Caliper(0-150 Mm L.C =0/02 Mm)
• • Digital Vernier Caliper(0-150 Mm L.C =0/02 Mm)
• • Vernier Depth Gauge
• • Outside Micrometer(0.25 Mm)
• • Digital Outside Micrometer(25 To 50 Mm)
• • Inside Micrometer(5-30 Mm)
• • Magnetic Stand For Dial Indicator
• • Bore Gauge Without Dial(18-35)
• • Gear Tooth Vernier
• • Sine Bar (200 Mm)

Experiments to be Performed:

Material science and Metallurgy plays a role in all manufacturing processes which convert raw materials into useful products adapted to human needs. The primary goal of the Material science and Metallurgy course is to provide undergraduates with a fundamental knowledge base associated with materials-processing, their properties, and their selection and application.

• • To study about different terminology related to metrology
• • To measure the dimensions of given work piece using vernier caliper and micrometer
• • To study about linear measuring instruments
• • Measurement of given angle, height and depth of given work piece with the help of combination set and bevel protractor
• • To find unknown angle of a given component using sine bar
• • To study about pressure measuring devicesv
• • To measure the tooth thickness of a given spur gear using gear tooth vernier caliper
• • To study about measurem ent of straightness, flatness, squareness and
• • To study about measurement of surface finish
• • To study about gear and thread measurement
• • To study about temperature measurement