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This document provides details for Project 2 of the SEMM3023 Applied Numerical Methods course. The deadline for submission is 6 January 2019. As part of the project, students are required to: 1) Identify coordinate points of a turbine blade cross-section to allow for smooth machining, and 2) Estimate the mass of a 1m copper blade using its cross-sectional area from provided data. Curve fitting and numerical integration methods are suggested to complete the tasks. The project report must follow a standard technical format and include discussion, code, and submitted source code.

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This document provides details for Project 2 of the SEMM3023 Applied Numerical Methods course. The deadline for submission is 6 January 2019. As part of the project, students are required to: 1) Identify coordinate points of a turbine blade cross-section to allow for smooth machining, and 2) Estimate the mass of a 1m copper blade using its cross-sectional area from provided data. Curve fitting and numerical integration methods are suggested to complete the tasks. The project report must follow a standard technical format and include discussion, code, and submitted source code.

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SEMM3023 Applied Numerical Methods Semester 1 Session 2018/2019

Project 2: Curve Fitting, Interpolation and Numerical Integration

Deadline: 6 January 2019

(This is NOT a group project. While discussion with other students is encouraged, all work
submitted for credit, however, MUST BE YOUR OWN. Any evidence of plagiarism will be
grounds for a FAILING GRADE in the course.)

As the mechanical engineer, you are required to operate a CNC machine to manufacture the
blade of turbine as shown in Figure 1. If the blade is designed using the standard series data
as shown in the Table 1, you are requested to:
1) Identify the coordinate of the blade cross section area in the step size of 0.5 in x-axis
so that the machine able to form the smooth surface of the blade.
2) Estimate the mass of the blade if it is made by copper. Assume that the length of the
blade is 1 meter and the blade has uniform cross section area.

Figure 1: 3D view and cross section area view of turbine blade


Table 1: Standard series data for the blade cross section.
x (cm) y-Back (cm) y-Face (cm)
0 0 0
0.6223 0.4797 -0.3273
1.2446 0.7429 -0.4088
2.48925 1.11855 -0.5111
4.97845 1.55105 -0.585
7.4677 1.77205 -0.59465
9.9569 1.79275 -0.59465
12.44615 1.6975 -0.5945
14.9354 1.4958 -0.5868
17.4246 1.2128 -0.56305
19.91385 0.84435 -0.51345
22.40305 0.4121 -0.42915
23.6477 0.1888 -0.3653
25 0 0

Hints:

Since the data collected is no in similar spacing, curve fitting or numerical interpolation
method is needed to estimate the data in equal spacing. After that, numerical integration
method can be applied to obtain the total cross section area of the blade before multiply with
the length to get the total volume and mass of blade.

Report
(a) Solution to this project must be presented in the standard technical report format.
Discussion, verification of program and derivation of the method used, including
algorithm, pseudocode, flowchart and MATLAB code, in solving the problem must
be included in the report.

(b) Reports are expected to be type-written and save in word file & PDF file on A4-
sized papers.

(c) Source codes of the computer programs developed for the project and report must
also be handed in through file submission in E-Learning under PROJECT 2
activity. No mark will be given if the program source code is not submitted.
SKMM 3023: Applied Numerical Methods Project 2 (25%)

Name:

Matric No./KP No.:

Section Full Section


No Criteria Section Mark Num.
Mark (%) Score
1 Programming
1.1 User Input Item 1%/Variable 2
Array, Subroutine, Function, Read
Programming File, Output File, Plot Graph,
1.2 3
Skill Apply Mathematic Function.
Other:
Output
1.3 1%/Item, 1%/Graph 4
Information
Lgt. of
1.4 Max 200 Line 1
Programming
Sub-Total (A): Implementation *1.2 can be overflow to other part of 1 10

2 Report
Part 1:
2.1
Introduction
Introduction and 0%: No Available
2.1.1 Problem 1%: Restating from Question 2
Statement 2%: Explain the Problem
0%: No Available
Explaination on
1%: Provide Equation
2.1.2 Numerical 3
2%: Equation with Explaination
Method
3%: Eq., Explaination & Disc.
Sub-Total (B): Introduction 5

2.2 Discussion
0%: No Available
Programming 1%: Only Flowchart
2.2.1 3
Flow Chart 2%: Restating
3%: Detail Explain Comp. Flow
0%: No Available
Result
2.2.2 1%: Minimum information 2
Presentation
2%: Complete information
0%: No Available:
Discussion on
2.2.3 1%: Restating 3
Execute Result
2%: Discuss with at least one issue
2.2.4 Reference 1%/ References use 2
Sub-total (C) * 2.2.3 can be overflow to other part of 2.2 10

Total Score (A+B+C) 25

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