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Course Code   :  ENGT5257

Course Title   :  Structural Integrity for Design Against Failure

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Lecture sessions and seminarsLecture sessions and seminars The “Case Study” assignment will be supported by weekly lectures, and seminars, as well as lab sessions whenever required, to work on various parts of the assignment. Students can also seek advice on various aspects of their work, e.g. comments on proposed methods/approaches; advice on sources of information; etc.   Scope Designing machines, vehicles and structures th...

Exercise RequirementsThis exercise requires you to design a pump-piping system to keep a 80, 000 m’ capacity reservoir tank filled. The tank is to be filled daily with groundwater (at 10 °C) from an aquiter which is 100 m lower than the tank, using a pipe 2200 m long. Estimated daily water use is 100, 000 m'/day, and the filling time should not exceed 8 h per day. The piping system will contain 4 butterfly valves (loes coefficient A = ...

Task: 1. Engagement with Literature SkillsYour work must be informed and supported by scholarly material that is relevant to and focused on the task(s) set; you should make use of scholarly reviews and primary sources, where appropriate (for example, refereed research articles and/or original materials appropriate to the discipline). You should provide evidence that you have accessed a wide range of sources, which may be academic, governmental...

Course Code   :  ENGGMG7121

Course Title   :  Professional Engineering Practice

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Task Part A: The Role of the Engineer For the new gas turbine power station built in Taranaki (refer to Project Background references attached to get you started, but you should find your own references as well): 1. Provide a brief summary of the project and list / describe the professional roles that engineers will have in the project (for the client, the design consultant, the contractor, the government and the objectors to the project) (A...

Course Code   :  ME505

Course Title   :  process engineering

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Problem DescriptionProblem description:Any chemical synthesis process utilises some natural or synthetic raw material (solids, liquids, gases) along with water and air to produce the required end product, by products and effluents. The pre-procsessing, cleaning of the raw material and blending of the components to form the final product requires usually a combination of heating, cooling and use of chemical catalysts to enable the required chem...

Course Code   :  H30071

Course Title   :  mechanical engineering

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The Purpose of the ExerciseThe purpose of this exercise is to analyse predictions made in the past about how energy markets were expected to evolve up to the present day (and beyond), and compare these with what actually happened. Table 1 and Figure 1 (which shows data from Table 1 graphically), provide information about energy projections made a few decades ago. The term ‘inexhaustible energies’ used here refers to what we would...

Course Code   :  BES703

Course Title   :  air handling

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The Purpose of the Research AssignmentThe purpose of this research assignment is to choose a building and explore/examine its HVAC-AHU system. The first step in your project is to choose a building that has an air handling system. You should review and study the air handler, associated distribution system and define different elements and equipment within the HVAC system. The report shall include but not limited to the following items: Th...

Course Code   :  MAE204

Course Title   :  thermodynamics 1

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Questions: Problem 1 (10 pts) a) (5 pts) A water tank containing a paddle wheel is being heated. If the amount of heat being added is 40 kJ, the amount of work done by the paddle wheel onto the system is 20 kJ, while 12 kJ of heat are lost to the surroundings, determine the fifinal energy of the system if the initial energy is 12.5 kJ.   b) (5 pts) A Gas-Turbine system at steady-state works by accepting some amount of heat, converting ...

Question 1: Pipe Flow and Pumping1. The water level in a large reservoir is 10m above a local datum. A 200mm diameter pipe connected to the reservoir is 150m long and is connected to a higher reservoir whose water level is 60m above the same datum.a) Produce a neat labelled sketch of the initial situation. [3]b) The intention is to pump water from the lower to the higher reservoir with a target flowrate of 0.2 m3 .s-1 . A pump is introduced at...

Background InformationIntroduction Process design entails making trade-offs between competing factors and working within constraints that go beyond purely technical considerations.  This is particularly true during the conceptual design stage of large projects when process engineering decisions must be made that balance economic, safety, environmental and political factors.  Process design encompasses the skills of synthesis (creati...

Course Code   :  ME7725B

Course Title   :  green engineering and energy efficiency

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Discuss environmentally related technologies and materials that are fundamental in a range of industries including construction, structural mechanics, automotive and environmental operations. Discuss environmental issues related to resource provision and consumption necessary for the manufacture of engineered products, and analyse potential for the application of alternative energy sources. Specify and develop energy efficient and environm...

Course Code   :  ME 228

Course Title   :  computer graphics

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Part A: Lamp Base and Bulb ModelingInstructions: Upload all files for parts A, and B to Blackboard, Assignment 5. Scan your sketches for Part C and Upload them to assignment 5 as well. For Assembly Drawings, remember to submit all part files, assembly files, drawing files, AND a 3D pdf of the drawing. A. (12 pts) Create two parts, the Lamp Base and the Bulb, as shown on the following page of this document. Create an assembly drawing with the ...

Course Code   :  ENGG4470

Course Title   :  finite element analysis

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DescriptionThis assignment has to be a report version by using hand calculations or Mathematical and Matlab coding software and the Abaqus model for analyzing if needed. As long as, answer all the 4 questions clearly will be fine. Finally, the Images, graphs, and code must be attached. When a concentrated load is applied on a simply supported I-beam, the top flange of beam is in compression, and the bottom flange is in tension. If the bea...

Course Code   :  7042MAE

Course Title   :  advanced propulsion systems

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Task and Mark distribution:Module Learning Outcomes Assessed: 1. Appraise the use of battery technology in hybrid and hybrid electric vehicle systems. 2. Apply concepts of traditional engine technology and alternative propulsion systems along with battery technology to design and develop various hybrid engine layouts 3. Develop numerical skills regarding the engine performance and the methods to optimise the engine performance. 4. ...

Course Code   :  SFTY335

Course Title   :  mechanical and structural factors in aviation safety

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Fidelity in Flight SimulationThe expert to reference. Please refer to the attached documents and directions below stated which consists of the requirements/instructions. Please read the document entirely and prepare the assignment accordingly based on the requirements stated and the marking rubric. Assign me an expert who has great knowledge in aviation for this assignment and a good writer for this particular assignment as the in-depth ana...