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    NR

    Code.No: 53104/MT
    M.Tech. I-Semester Regular Examinations, March-2008.
    COMPUTATIONAL METHODS IN ENGINEERING
    (Machine Design)
    Time: 3 hours
    Max. Marks: 60
    Answer any FIVE questions
    All questions carry equal marks.
    --Solve the following equations using Gauss siedal iterative method?
    4 x1 + 5 x2 + 3 x3 + 2 x4 = 25

    1.

    x1 + x2 + 4 x3 + 2 x4 = 8
    x1 + 3 x2 + 2 x3 + 8 x4 = 21
    2 x1 3 x2 2 x3 + x4 = 8.

    2.a)

    b)

    3.a)
    b)

    4.a)
    b)

    5.

    Solve the following integral equation using Gaussian Quadrature


    1
    1
    method.
    + e x dx.
    2
    1+ x
    0
    Explain the Newton-Cotes method to solve the integral equation
    with example.
    Differentiate between direct search methods and gradient search
    methods of optimization.
    25
    By using quadratic search, locate the minimum of x + 2 with
    x
    initial bracket [2, 6] to an accuracy of 0. 01.
    What is boundary value problem?
    solve the boundary value problems.
    Solve the boundary value problem.
    y11 5 y1 + 6 y = 1 + x 2
    y (0) = 2 and y (2) = 1

    Explain shooting method to

    Apply the finite difference technique and crank Nickolson method


    to solve the dimensional less diffusion equation.
    c 2 c
    =
    t x 2
    at C (0, t ) = C (1, t ) = 0
    and C ( x, 0) = 1
    ' t ' is dim ension less time

    Contd2

    Code No: 53104/MT


    6.

    -2-

    Use simple explicit method for solving the following differential


    equation for heat conduction
    2T
    T
    k 2 + 
    q = C
    x
    t
    at x = 0 t = 0 T = T0

    x = A T = TA for any value of ' t '


    Compare the solution with Implicit method.
    7.a)
    b)

    Solve the wave equation using finite difference technique.


    Experimental
    data
    on
    constant
    pressure
    3
    (+ p = 38 in of water ) filtration of a 169.8 kg/cm Ca CO3 slurry
    through a canvas medium of area 5.48 10-4m2 is given in the
    following table.
    Xi 5
    10
    15
    20
    25
    30
    35
    40
    Yi 0.53 0.716 0.806 0.869 0.943 1.013 1.09 1.16
    x is the total volume, V, in ml and y is t/v where t is filtrated
    time in s. The equation can be described by y = a0 + a1 x, then
    calculate ao and a1 using linear regression analysis.

    8.

    Write short notes on any TWO:


    a) Adaptive Integration
    b) RayLeigh-Ritz method
    c) Non-linear curve fitting by least square regression analysis.

    ****

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