CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DRAWING (SESSIONAL) - L-T-P 0-0-3 - Sessional 50 Marks

Oct 29, 2026

Chemical Engineering Drawing (Sessional) outlines a practice-focused coursework with L-T-P format 0-0-3 and a total of 50 marks. The syllabus emphasizes assembly and detailed drawing of simple machine parts, including fastening elements like bolts, nuts, rivets, screw threads, and locking devices, alongside couplings. It also covers constructional details and freehand sketching of chemical engineering equipment such as valves, pipe fittings, pumps, reaction vessels, evaporators, distillation columns, jacketed vessels, and heat exchangers. Half the marks (25) are based on class work attendance; the remaining 25 come from an internal end-of-session examination.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages1

Reading Time3 min

AccessFree to download

Sessional Overview

Marks Allocation (50 total, 25+25)

L-T-P Structure (0-0-3)

Drawing of Fastenings and Simple Parts

Assembly and Detailed Drawings of Machine Parts

Constructional Details and Freehand Sketching

Chemical Engineering Equipment Topics

FAQs

What is the total mark distribution for the sessional?

The sessional carries 50 marks total. Half (25) is based on class work including attendance, and the other half (25) is based on an internal examination at the end of the session.

What does the L-T-P structure indicate?

The course is given as L-T-P 0-0-3, meaning the sessional is conducted as 3 practical units.

Which types of drawings and components are included?

The syllabus includes fastenings like bolts, nuts, rivets, screw threads, locking devices, and couplings, plus assembly and detailed drawings of simple machine parts such as stuffing boxes, glands, and pipe fittings like gate valves, glove valves, plugcocks, and relief valves.

Oct 29, 2026

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