MECH 320 Mechanical Engineering Laboratory II

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ABSTRACT
A short summary of motivation, objectives, and the outcome of the experiment. This section should not exceed half of a page (200 words)

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INTRODUCTION
You should clearly explain the motivation and goal of this experiment. You should list possible ways in the literature for achieving the objective. The fundamental question of this section is WHY you are doing this. This section should not exceed one page

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THEORY AND METHODOLOGY

You should discuss the relevant theory with relevant equations. Describe methodology (i.e. a schematic and/or block diagram of the experimental setup, methods used to gather data etc.). You can use figures etc. You should make the reader believe what you are doing is reliable and convincing. YOU SHOULD NOT REPEAT experimental procedure given in LAB SHEETS. The main question of this section is HOW will achieve the goal you described above. This section should not exceed two pages.

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RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

You should discuss the conditions (i.e. ambient temperature, pressure, steady state, flow rate, speed, etc.) while collecting the data and refer to the appendix for your data points. You can prepare plots, graphs, and tables etc. for presenting your results. YOU SHOULD INTERPRET THEM. Showing the results without proper explanation WILL NOT be accepted. You should not let readers to understand whatever they want from a plot. It is your job to explain these in detail. You can compare your results with relevant theory, another benchmark study etc. There is no page limit for this section.

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CONCLUSION
Summarize what you have done in this study. Did you find out what you are looking for? If yes, give a brief summary of what you have found. Otherwise, what would you suggest for the next step for achieving the objective defined above?

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REFERENCES
Every statement should be supported either by calculations/experimental data or by a previous study from the literature. The references should be in the following format (You may look up what IEEE format is; you may use citation feature of MS Word). [1] Author, Title, Journal, Vol., No., pages, year [2] Author, Title, Edition, Editors, year, pages

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APPENDIX A DATA SHEET

Attach the data you collected during the experiment.

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APPENDIX B-SAMPLE CALCULATION

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