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Sl. No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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1
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Arc Welding Machine
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5
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2
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Lathe
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2
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3
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Rotary Hammer
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1
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4
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Demolition Hammer
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1
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5
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Circular Saw
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1
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6
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Planer Machine
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1
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7
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Jig Saw
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1
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8
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Hand Drill
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1
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9
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Angle Grinder
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1
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10
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Vernier Caliper
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9
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11
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Drilling Machine –Pillar Type
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1
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12
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Vernier Height Gauge
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1
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13
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Power Hacksaw
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1
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14
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Furnace Chimney With Stand
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1
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15
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Angle Plate
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3
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16
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Anvil
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2
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17
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Bench Grinder(220v With Stand Pedestal)
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1
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18
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Bevel Protractor
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2
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Mechanical Engineering
The Department of Mechanical Engineering was established during the year 2005. The department offers a four year degree program in Mechanical Engineering with an initial intake of 60 and increased to 120 students from 2014-2015.It has excellent infrastructure facilities in keeping with latest trends and requirements and well reputed faculty members. It aims at preparing the students to face the challenge of the materially-conscious and technologically fast-developing world. It means to transform the students into young engineers with sound technical knowledge, leadership skills and decision-making abilities. This preparation results from the discipline and commitment of the students, leadership of the management and distinction of the faculty. The Department periodically conducts Guest lectures, Industrial visits, Symposiums, Seminars etc. through its parent body “Association of Mechanical Engineers” for the benefit of students. The efforts of our committed faculty members are really towards producing compete students with excellence in knowledge and character. The department periodically organizes conferences, FDPs and workshops in coordination with AICTE, ISTE, AU, SAE and TEDA etc for the benefit of both the academic and industrial community.
Mission
To impart quality technical education in the field of Mechanical Engineering ,to share knowledge and dissemination of our new discoveries, to develop the professional potential of quality students and to prepare them to compete successfully in today’s job market and for lifelong learning.
Vision
The Department of Mechanical Engineering strive the students into highly qualified mechanical engineering graduates with high standards to meet the trends and requirements of the industries, to conduct state-of-art research and also mould them into committed personality towards the building of nation.
Program Educational Objectives
1.To provide students with a sound foundation in the mathematical, scientific and engineering fundamentals necessary to formulate, solve and analyze engineering problems and to prepare them for graduate studies.
2.To develop the ability of students to synthesize data and technical concepts in application of product design and manufacturing.
3.To provide opportunity for students to work as part of teams on multidisciplinary projects.
4.To promote student awareness of the life-long learning and to introduce them to professional ethics and codes of professional practice
5.To prepare students for successful careers in industry that meets the needs of Indian and multinational companies.
Mechanical Engineering Program Outcomes :( PO)
(a) Graduates have the ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering.
(b) Graduates have the ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data,
(c) Graduates have the ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired Needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, manufacturability, and sustainability,
(d) Graduates have the ability to function on multidisciplinary teams,
(e) Graduates have the ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems,
(f) Graduates can understand the professional and ethical responsibility,
(g) Graduates can able to communicate effectively,
(h) Graduates have the broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context,
(i) Graduates find the recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning,
(j) Graduates will have the knowledge of contemporary issues,
(k) Graduates can able to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice
Infrastructure & Labs
BASIC ENGINEERING PRACTICES LABORATORY
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY I LAB
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Sl. No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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1
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Center Lathe
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12
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2
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All Gear Lathe
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01
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3
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Bench Grinding Machine
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01
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4
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Bench Drilling Machine
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01
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5
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Power Hacksaw Cutting Machine
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01
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6
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Arc Welding Machine
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5
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7
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Injection Moulding Machine
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1
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8
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Hand Shear 300mm
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1
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9
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Gas Welding Machine
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1
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MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY II
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Sl. No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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1
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Capstan Lathe
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1
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2
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Heavy Duty Radial Drilling Machine
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1
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3
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Upright Drilling Machine
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1
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4
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Slotting Machine
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1
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5
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Vertical Milling Machine
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1
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6
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Horizontal Milling Machine
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1
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7
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Shaping Machine
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2
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8
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Surface Grinding Machine
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1
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9
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Bench Grinding Machine
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1
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10
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Gear Hobbing Machine
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1
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11
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Cylindrical Grinding Machine
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1
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12
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Centre less Grinding
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1
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13
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Milling Tool Dynamometer
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1
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14
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Tool Makers Microscope
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1
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15
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Tool and Cutter grinder
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1
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FLUID MECHANICS
| Sl. No. | Equipment Details | Available Quantity |
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1
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Orifice meter and Venturi-meter setup
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1
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2
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Rotameter setup
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1
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3
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Pipe Flow analysis setup
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1
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4
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Centrifugal pump
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1
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5
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Reciprocating pump setup
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1
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6
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Gear pump setup
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1
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7
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Pelton wheel setup
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1
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8
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Francis turbine setup
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1
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9
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Kaplan turbine setup
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1
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10
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Notch apparatus
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1
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11
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Flow through Orifice and Mouth pieces set up
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1
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12
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Flow through Pipes-minor losses set up
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1
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13
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Impact of Jet on vanes set up
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1
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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS LABORATORY
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Sl. No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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1
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Universal Tensile Testing Machine with Double Shear Attachment – 40 Ton Capacity
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1
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2
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Torsion Testing Machine (60 NM Capacity)
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1
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3
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Impact Testing Machine (300 J Capacity)
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1
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4
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Brinell Hardness Testing Machine
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1
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5
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Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine
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1
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6
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Spring Testing Machine for Tensile and Compressive Loads (2500 N)
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1
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7
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Metallurgical Microscopes
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3
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8
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Muffle Furnace (800 °C)
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1
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9
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Deflection Test apparatus
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1
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10
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Double Disc Polishing
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1
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11
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Le-Chatlier mould
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2
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CAD / CAM LABORATORY
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Sl. No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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|---|---|---|
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1
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Computer System
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38
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2
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Printer (Canon 2900b)
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1
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3
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Plotter (Hp Design Jet 110 Plus Plotter)
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1
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4
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Scanner (Hp Scanner G3010)
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1
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5
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CNC Trainer Milling Machine
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1
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6
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CNC Trainer Lathe
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1
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9
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CADIAN2008
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License Unlimited
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10
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Solid works
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30 License
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11
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ANSYS Academic teaching Introductory version 12.0,32000 nodes
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25 License
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12
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ALGOR
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10 License
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13
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Edge CAM Ver12.0
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5 License
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14
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PRO/E Wild fire
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5 License
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THERMAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY – I
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S.No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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1
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4 Stroke Diesel Engine Test Rig With Mechanical Load
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1
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2
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4 Stroke Diesel Engine Test Rig With Hydraulic Load
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1
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3
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4 Stroke Diesel Engine Test Rig With Electrical Load
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1
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4
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4 Stroke Petrol Engine Test Rig
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1
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5
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Multicylinder 4 Stroke Petrol Engine
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1
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6
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Gas Analyser
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1
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7
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Steam Boiler & Steam Turbine
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1
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8
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4 Stroke Single Cylinder Diesel Engine Model(Cut Section)
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1
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9
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4 Stroke Single Cylinder Petrol Engine Model (Cut Section)
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1
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10
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Redwood Viscometer
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1
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11
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Cleave Land Open Cup Apparatus
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1
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|
12
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Pensky Martins Closed Cup Apparatus
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1
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13
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Composite Wall Apparatus
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1
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14
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Thermal Conductivity of the Insulting Powder
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1
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15
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Fluidized Bed Cooling Tower
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1
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THERMAL LAB – II
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Sl. No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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|---|---|---|
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1
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Guarded Plate Apparatus
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1
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2
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Lagged Pipe Apparatus
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1
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3
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Natural Convection Apparatus
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1
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|
4
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Forced Convection Apparatus
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1
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|
5
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Emissivity Measurement Apparatus
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1
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|
6
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Parallel/Counter Flow Heat Exchanger
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1
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|
7
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Two Stage Reciprocating Air Compressor
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1
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|
8
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Refrigeration Test Rig
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1
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|
9
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Air Conditioning Test Rig
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1
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|
10
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Pin-Fin Apparatus
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1
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11
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Stefan Boltzman Apparatus
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1
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DYNAMICS LABORATORY
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Sl. No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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|---|---|---|
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1
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Gear Model – Spur, Helical, Bevel and Worm
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1
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2
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Gear Train Model – Simple Gear train, Compound Gear Train, Epicyclic Gear Train, Differential Gear Train
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1
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3
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Kinematic Model – Slider Crank Mechanism, Double Crank Mechanism, Single Universal Joint Mechanism.
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1
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4
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Motorised Gyroscope
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1
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|
5
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Governor apparatus- Watt, Porter, Proell and Hartnell Governors
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1
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6
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Whirling of shaft apparatus.
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1
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|
7
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Static and Dynamic Balancing Machine
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1
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8
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Vibrating table
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1
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9
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Single degree of freedom Spring Mass System
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1
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METROLOGY AND MEASUREMENTS LABORATORY
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S. No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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|---|---|---|
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1
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Micrometer
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5
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2
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Vernier Calipers
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5
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|
3
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Vernier Height Gauge
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2
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|
4
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Vernier Depth Gauge
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2
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|
5
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Slip Gauge Set
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1
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|
6
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Gear Tooth Vernier
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1
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|
7
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Sine Bar
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2
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|
8
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Bevel Protractor
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1
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|
9
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Floating Carriage Micrometer
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1
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|
10
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Profile Projector
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1
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|
11
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Mechanical Comparator
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1
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|
12
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Temperature Comparator
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1
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|
13
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Displacement Measuring Setup
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1
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|
14
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Force Measuring Trainer
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1
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|
15
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Torque Measuring Setup
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1
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|
16
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Vibration /Shock Measuring Set Up
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1
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|
17
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Surface Roughness Tester
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1
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|
18
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Telescoping Gauge
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1
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19
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Auto collimater
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1
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20
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Bore Gauge
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1
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MECHATRONICS LAB
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S. No.
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Equipment Details
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Available Quantity
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|---|---|---|
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1
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Hydraulic Linear Actuation System Trainer with LAB View Software
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1
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2
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Basic Pneumatic Kit
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1
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3
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Basic Electro Pneumatic Kit with PLC & Different Types of Electrical Controls
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1
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4
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Servo Controller using Open/Closed Loop
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1
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|
5
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Digital PID Controller – Trainer
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1
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|
6
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Digital PID Controller – DC Motor
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1
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|
7
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8051 Microcontroller Trainer
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1
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|
8
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8051 Microcontroller Trainer with Stepper Motor and LAB View Software
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1
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9
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Hydraulic Simulation Software(Single User)
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1
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|
10
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Pneumatic Simulation Software(Single User)
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1
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|
11
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Process Controller Trainer with Lab view Software
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1
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|
12
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Digital PID Controller Temperature
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1
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13
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Computer System
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11
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Students Activities & Achievements
| Batch | Name of theStudent | Organization | Event | Achievement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011-15 | Hema Rani .C | All India Silambam Foundation Chennai | Silambam | 1st Place |
| 2011-15 | Raj Gowtham .K | Tamilnadu Jumprope Association | Skipping | 1st Place |
| 2011-15 | Prashanth .S | S K R Engg College | Table Tennis | 2 nd Place |
| 2011-15 | Selvakumar.R | S K R Engg College | Table Tennis | 2 nd Place |
National/International Conferences:( 2014-2015)
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Batch
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Student’s Name
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Title of the Paper
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Name of the Journal / Conference
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|---|---|---|---|
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2011-15
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DEEPAN K.S. HARIKRISHNAN
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National Conference - “Design And Development Of Automatic Braking System For Upclimbing Vehicles”
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“Recent Trends in design and development of Mechanial Engineering” Kings College of Engineering, Pudulottai
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2011-15
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KANNAN.M RAJU. S SANTHOSH. K
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National Conference –“Experimental Investigation On Damping Properties Of Micro-Nano Particles Filled Natural Rubber Composites”
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Recent trends in Nano Technology Maharaja Prithvi EngineeringCollege, Erode
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2011-15
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SUBASH CHANDRA BOSE.M SERAN. P
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National Conference –“Experimental Analysis Of Defects In Friction Stir Welding Using Accelerometer”
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Modern Welding Techniques in mechanical Engineering Nanda college of Technology, Erode
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Student Activities
National Level Technical Symposium “BLITZCRANK’15”
3rd National Level Technical Symposium “BLITZCRANK’15”, on 6th March, 2015, chief guest: Mr. N. Rajmohan, GM-HR in Delphi-TVS, a TVS Group company, Chennai.
Student Chapters
SAEINDIA is India's leading resource for mobility technology. As an individual member driven society of mobility practitioners the ownership of SAEINDIA wrests with its members who are Individuals from the mobility community, which includes Engineers Executives from Industry, Government Officials, Academics and Students
SAEINDIA is an affiliate society of SAE International registered in India as an Indian nonprofit engineering and scientific society dedicated to the advancement of mobility industry in India.
The officers in Section Governing Boards, Operating boards and Committees share the onus of its efficient functioning here. All efforts are on now with a single minded purpose to propel the automotive engineering profession by focusing on three trends occurring in the automotive industry today that affect all automotive engineers and engineering societies.
The first of these trends is simultaneous engineering the integration of the roles of design engineer, manufacturing engineer, supplier, marketer, and planner. The second trend is the increased reliance of auto manufacturers on suppliers and design houses to support the design and manufacturing functions. A third factor crucial to an internationalized auto industry is standards as communication, as a basis for regulation, and as an aid to interchangeability.
Global standards have become a necessity, and the responsibility for developing them falls on internationally recognized standards-writing groups and, ultimately, on the individual engineers who participate in standards work.
Membership
- SAEINDIA is one of the few professional engineering societies whose membership represents practically every engineering and scientific discipline. Its members combine their specialized abilities to further advance the research, development, design, manufacture and utilization of vehicles which operate on land and water and in air and space.
- Membership provides for regular members to have access to emagazine- either Automotive Engineering International or Aerospace Engineering magazine. These award winning magazines target hot topics about ground vehicle and aircraft developments to provide members with a valuable resource for keeping pace with the rapidly changing technology in the mobility industry.
- Members can purchase SAEINDIA and SAE International technical papers and publications at member discount prices.
- Members receive free registration at SAEINDIA's lecture meetings and exhibits. This unique benefit puts the members in touch with other professional engineers and suppliers who determine the future of the expanding mobility industry worldwide.
- SAEINDIA regularly plans and offers many career development activities such as job fairs, career enhancement sessions, resume/recruitment boards, and resume database services. Professional development seminars are also available at special member discounted rates, as well as undergraduate and graduate scholarship programs.
- Access vital high-tech mobility information through renewal registration fee for attending SAEINDIA National and International Congress.
- Network with industry leaders and corporate officials at SAEINDIA meetings and local section activities.
- Save Rs.2500 to Rs.10000 while attending SAEINDIA professional development business and TOP TECH Programs.
Benefits of SAE MEMBERSHIP:
SAEINDIA MEMBERSHIP GRADES
Listed below are the qualifications for each grade of SAEINDIA membership as stated in the Bylaws:
Member Grade
This grade shall be composed of persons having a qualified College or University degree in Engineering and a minimum of five(5) years of professional technical experience or having the required equivalent years of technical education and professional technical experience or who have rendered distinguished service and are having noteworthy accomplishments in the area of Mobility Engineering or who have been members of SAEINDIA or IAE (India).
Associate Grade
This grade shall be composed of persons having a qualified College or University degree in Engineering or having the required equivalent years of technical education and professional technical experience but have not yet attained the experience and level of responsibility to qualify for grade of member or who have been Associate members of SAEINDIA or IAE (India).
Affiliate Grade
This grade shall be composed of persons whose affiliation supports the objectives of SAEINDIA but do not meet the requirements for Members and Associate Members or who have been Affiliate members of SAEINDIA or IAE (India)
Applicants who are elected to either Associate or Affiliate grade may apply for a grade transfer after they have obtained more experience in the mobility engineering field.
OFFICE BEARERS
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S. No.
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Position
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Name
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|---|---|---|
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1
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Student Chairperson :
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Mr. R.NAGA RAJAN
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2
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Student Vice-Chairperson :
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Mr.BOTHAN KUMAR V
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|
3
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Student Secretary :
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Mr.GOKUL M
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|
4
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Student Treasurer :
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Mr.KATHIRESAN K
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|
5
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Student Reception Chair :
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Mr.SALMAAN HUSSAIN
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|
6
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Student Program Chair :
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Mr.AMIRTH S M
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7
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Student Publicity Chair :
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Mr.K.DIILI BABU
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8
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Student Membership Chair :
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Mr.JAI KISHORE
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SAE BATCH CO-ORDIANTORS:
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S. No.
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Position
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Name
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1
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Senior Faculty Advisor :
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Mr. T.SENTHIL KUMAR
Associate Professor
Mechanical Department
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|
2
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Additional Faculty Advisor :
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Mr. V.MARIAPPAN
Assistant Professor
Mechanical Department
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Events & Conferences
| Date | Event Organized | Name of the guest |
|---|---|---|
| 6th March, 2015 | 3rd National Level Technical Symposium “BLITZCRANK’15” | Mr. N. Rajmohan |
| 14.03.2014 | Global Webinar Based One Day Program on Learn Solid Modeling in a Day | Dr.M.Senthil Kumar |
| 09.01.2014 | Training In Operation And Maintenance Of Vertical Milling Machine | Mr.P.Rajendiran |
| 12.07.2013 | Rapid prototyping machine Inauguration | Dr. S. Sampathkumar |
LEARN SOLID MODELING IN A DAY
“Global Webinar Based One Day Program on Learn Solid Modeling in a Day” Chief Guest: Dr.M.Senthil Kumar, Principal ,SKREC on 14.03.2014
NATIONAL LEVEL TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM “BLITZCRANK’15”
3rd National Level Technical Symposium “BLITZCRANK’15”, on 6th March, 2015, chief guest: Mr. N. Rajmohan, GM-HR in Delphi-TVS, a TVS Group company, Chennai.
RAPID PROTOTYPING MACHINE
Rapid prototyping machine Inauguration On 12.07.2013 Chief Guest: Dr. S. Sampathkumar, Professor, Production Technology, Anna University ( Mrs. S.M.S. Nalini, General mananger, NSIC )
Placement Details & Reports
| Company Name | No of Students |
|---|---|
| ACCURATE STEEL FORGING | 5 |
| SUTHERLAND | 1 |
