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1.0 Job/Experiment No.: Me594/05 2.0 NAME OF EXPERIMENT: Angle Measurement Using Sine Bar & Slip

1. The document describes procedures for measuring unknown taper angles using a sine bar and slip gauges. 2. It also provides instructions for setting a sine bar to a given angle using slip gauges based on trigonometric calculations of the required slip gauge height. 3. Precautions for using the sine bar and slip gauges accurately are outlined, such as cleaning surfaces, ensuring proper contact, and using auxiliary equipment like surface plates and angle plates.

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1.0 Job/Experiment No.: Me594/05 2.0 NAME OF EXPERIMENT: Angle Measurement Using Sine Bar & Slip

1. The document describes procedures for measuring unknown taper angles using a sine bar and slip gauges. 2. It also provides instructions for setting a sine bar to a given angle using slip gauges based on trigonometric calculations of the required slip gauge height. 3. Precautions for using the sine bar and slip gauges accurately are outlined, such as cleaning surfaces, ensuring proper contact, and using auxiliary equipment like surface plates and angle plates.

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1.0 JOB/EXPERIMENT NO.

: ME594/05
2.0 NAME OF EXPERIMENT: Angle measurement using Sine Bar & Slip
Gauges
3.0 OBJECTIVE:
i) To measure taper angle (unknown) of a given work piece by sine bar.
ii) To set the sine bar at a given angle.
4.0 PRINCIPLE:
The sine principle uses the ratio of the length of two sides of a right
triangle in deriving a given angle. It may be noted that devices operating
on sine principal are capable of self generation. The measurement is
usually limited to 45 degree from loss of accuracy point of view. The
accuracy with which the sine principle can be put to use is dependent in
practice, on some from linear measurement. The sine bar itself is not
complete measuring instrument. Another datum such as surface plate is
needed, as well as other auxiliary instrument, notably slip gauge, and
indicating device to make measurements.
Measuring known angles or locating any work to a given angle.
For this purpose, the surface plate is assumed to be having a perfectly flat
surface, so that its surface could be treated as horizontal. One of the
cylinders or rollers of sine bar is placed on the surface plate and other
roller is placed on the slip gauges of height h. Let the sine bar be set at an
angle  . Then sin  = h/l, where l is the distance between the center of
the rollers. Thus knowing  & l, h can be found out and any work could
be set at this angle as the top face of sine bar is inclined at angle  to the
surface plate. The use of angle plates and clamps

Fig. Use of sine bar.


could also be made in case of heavy components. Second roller is placed
on slip gauges of height h. such that
O2 A h
sin   sin O2 O1 A  
O1 O2 l
Checking of unknown angles.
Many a times, angle of a component to be checked is unknown. In
such a case, it is necessary to first find the angle approximately with the
help of a bevel protractor. Let the angle be 8. Then the sine bar is set at
an angle 6 and clamped to an angle plate. Next, the work is placed on
sine bar and clamped to angle plate as shown in Fig. and a dial indicator
is set at one end of the work and moved to the other, and deviation is
noted. Again slip gauges are so adjusted (according

Fig. Checking unknown angle using sine bar.


to this deviation) that dial indicator reads zero across work surface.
If deviation noted down by the dial indicator is hw over a length lw of work,
then height of slip gauges by which it should be adjusted in equal to

hw
l
lw

Checking of unknown angles of heavy component.


In such cases where components are heavy and can’t be mounted on the
sine bar, then sine bar is mounted on the component as shown in Fig.
The height over the rollers can then be measured by a vernier height
gauge ; using a dial test gauge mounted on the anvil of height gauge as
the test indicator to ensure constant measuring pressure. The anvil on
height gauge is adjusted with probe of dial test gauge showing same
reading for the topmost position of rollers of sine bar. Fig. shows the use
of height gauge for obtaining two readings for either of the roller of sine
bar. The difference of the two readings
Fig. Checking unknown angle of heavy component using sine bar.
of height gauge divided by the centre distance of sine bar gives the sine of
the angle of the component to be measured. Where greater accuracy is
required, the position of dial test gauge probe can be sensed by adjusting
a pile of slip gauges till dial indicator indicates same reading over roller of
sine bar and the slip gauges.

5.0 APPARATUS & SPECIMEN REQUIRED:


5.1 Sine Bar
5.2 Slip Gauges
5.3 Dial indicator with stand
5.4 Surface plate
5.5 Angle plate
5.6 Suitable tapered work Piece for angle measurement
6.0 PROCEDURE
Measurements of unknown taper angle:

6.1 The given work piece is cleaned before taking measurement.

6.2 Set the work piece to measure the taper angle using sine bar and

dial gauge.
6.3 Transverse the dial gauge plunger over the ramp of work piece.
6.4 Note down the initial reading, final reading and the length of the
traverse.
6.5 Alternately, try to king the inclined surface of the work piece, whose
taper angle is to be measure, to the horizontal plane by placing
suitable combination of slip gauge under the lower end of the work
piece.
6.6 Note down the length of the slip gauge.
6.7 Calculate the taper angle through the formula given
Sl. Length of the Height of Slip Gauge Taper angle
No. Sine Bar between stack under second h
  sin 1  
roller canters (l) roller(h) l

(mm) (mm)
1.

Setting the given sine bar to the given angle:

6.8 Take note of the given angle for which the top surface of the sine
bar is to be set.
6.9 Theoretically calculate the height of the slip gauge required to lift
one end of sine bar such that top surface of the sine bar make the
required slope.
6.10 Insert the selected combination of slip gauge under one end of the
sine bar.
Length of the Given angle at Total height of Combination of
Sine Bar which sine bar the slip gauge slip gauges
between roller is to be set (  ) stack (h) selected
centers (l)
(mm) (mm)
(mm)

6.11 Use dial gauge with stand and traverse the plunger of the dial
gauge over a know length and check the slope of the sine bar.
6.12 All readings, calculation, drawing etc. should be done on a loose sheet.
On completion of the Job/Experiment present it to the sessional in –
charge for his signature and performance gradation. Grading shall be as
per University rules.

7.0 PRECAUTION:
7.1 Clean the measuring faces with paper or cloth. Keep the instrument in
the box properly.
7.2 Gripped the instrument to the measuring face exactly
7.3 Use sine bar when angle is less than 45 degree & more than 15 degree to
get high accuracy
7.4 Use angle plate to avoid any kind of error due to leaning of the system.
7.5 Use surface plate
7.6 All the precautions of using gauge blocks are to be taken.
8.0 DISPOSAL: N.A.
9.0 REPORT WRITING:
9.1 Attach the rough note with your final report.
9.2 The front page of report shall be as per the format given.
9.3 Report sheet must contain the following article in order.
 Experiment No
 Name of Experiment
 Objective of the Experiment
 Principle
 Apparatus used
 Procedure
 Results & Discussion
 Calculation (Calculation must be given at least for one reading.)
 ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS:
1. What will be the minimum slip gauge combination without using wear
blocks in each of the following cases of total height?
A) 2.5699 inch B) 3.0987 inch
From the set given

2. What will be the gauge block build up for the given angle 30 050’12’’ in
a sine bar of length 5 inch? You must consider the two wear blocks
(top & bottom) of each 0.100 inch in the gauge block build up. Use the
above mentioned gauge block set.
3. What precautions are taken to use gauge blocks?

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