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The Modern Roles of Engineering

Vol 2(5), issue 19, March 2017

FACULTY of ENGINEERING

& TECHNOLOGY

GNA University

Phagwara

The Electronic

Newsletter of Wealth Creators - You & I

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Table of Contents

Faculty of Engineering & Technology

S.No. Content Page No.

1 Editorials: Movers and Makers in the Value addition system 3

2 Issue Editor’s Premise 4

3 Digital fabrication in architecture 5

4 Technology Trends 6-8

5 MODERN TRENDS IN ENGINEERING 9

6 FET: The Tool to Students’ Progress 10

7 Presentation (GATE-TUTOR)

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8 Telcocrats Technologies Pvt. Ltd.- Industrial Visit 12

9 workshop- NANOTECH 2017:Advanced Material Characterization

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10 Robotic Society's IOT-Workshop 14

11 World Water Day 15

12 Automechanical Tradeshow visit 16

13 Vikram Sarabhai Space Museum cum Rocket Launching 17

14 GO GREEN 18-19

15 SIX DEGREES OF FREEDOM –Workshop 20

16 Tree plantetion @GU 21

17 Simulation of Mechanical Design 22

18 Industrial Visit—Vikrant Industries 23

19 2017-SMART STATEGY 24

20 World smartest prosthetic limb with network of sensors 25

21 Workshop on WEB DESIGNING 26

22 Student visit @ N.C.C Batalion-4,Ludhiana

Student visit @ CFOSE 27

23 Joy of Engineering Project :GNA Trend 28

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Editorial - Chief Editor’s Desk

Movers and Makers in the Value addition system

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S.No. Content Page No.

1 Editorials: Movers and Makers in the Value addition system 3

2 Issue Editor’s Premise 4

3 Digital fabrication in architecture 5

4 Technology Trends 6-8

5 MODERN TRENDS IN ENGINEERING 9

6 FET: The Tool to Students’ Progress 10

7 Presentation (GATE-TUTOR)

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8 Telcocrats Technologies Pvt. Ltd.- Industrial Visit 12

9 workshop- NANOTECH 2017:Advanced Material Characterization

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10 Robotic Society's IOT-Workshop 14

11 World Water Day 15

12 Automechanical Tradeshow visit 16

13 Vikram Sarabhai Space Museum cum Rocket Launching 17

14 GO GREEN 18-19

15 SIX DEGREES OF FREEDOM –Workshop 20

16 Tree plantetion @GU 21

17 Simulation of Mechanical Design 22

18 Industrial Visit—Vikrant Industries 23

19 2017-SMART STATEGY 24

20 World smartest prosthetic limb with network of sensors 25

21 Workshop on WEB DESIGNING 26

22 Student visit @ N.C.C Batalion-4,Ludhiana

Student visit @ CFOSE 27

23 Joy of Engineering Project :GNA Trend 28

The Engineer is a responsive mover of the masses,

With a lever long enough, one end beneath the earth,

Archimedes cited the concept of how load passes;

or shared, which all proved the lever rule’s worth.

Through the long bar he (Archimedes) could leverage,

His feeble power against the trillions of tonnage,

Of each earth’s boulders – minerals, golds, their ergo

And, he perceived to move them all, in just one go!

Engineer, - you in order to physically move people,

devised ways and means—some complex or simple;

Comforting transport like that of an Aeroplane,

Sometimes, bullying the bulls in the bull dozer’s lane,

Or, Popping up, as and when carried up by a drone,

flowing in a hot air balloon flawlessly, all alone?

at times accidentally stopping as in a Railway zone!

Not to be excluded are ships or submarines of sam,

Was he not moved earlier in a rickshaw or a pram?

The engineers crafted diverse ways as in a fickle

some surfing on road –as if pedaling on a bicycle,

Put up simple mechanisms, to speed as with a gear

by riding on steel skates, help clear cul-de-sac fear,

even power the wheels - on water admixed with brine

Thus, an ambitious designer feels to be on cloud nine!

Engineer, I believe, wondrous was your upbringing!

Instrumental you became, managing your singing,

It wasn’t complete until machines provided the chorus

You hid enough substance, by making them porous!

You empower a thought process tempering thoughts,

That resulted in joy and success the movers fraught,

the ‘Wi-Fi’ spread of ambition is the joy he duly got,

increasing along motivation as this technology taught.

The Engineer is a master who executes God’s will,

And enables man to cross over the seas, and hills,

Cruising in ships or lifting vertically, of the slopes,

gaining a shift, from the earth’s innermost abode

And up again, again vertically, into another plane,

(GRIPS: Game plan, Renaissance,

Innovation, Professionalism, & Strat-

egy – Components of Thareja’s Inno-

vation Model)

Prof Priyavrat Thareja Dean, Faculty of Engineering &

Technology, GNA University

Phagwara

© 2017, Priyavrat Thareja

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Issue Editor’s Premise The evolution of technology has dramatically changed society. An endless number of

people all over the world use and benefit from modern technology, and the tremendous

opportunities it provides play a significant role in almost all fields of human life. Technolo-

gy has simplified the access to many necessary tools people need in education, industry,

medicine, communication, transportation, and so on. Design and manufacturing engi-

neering, materials Science and Engineering, Mechatronics and Automation, Industri-

al ,Systems Engineering and textile ,leather Technology, Computer Integrated Manufac-

turing changed human life into sophisticated helm. Substantial development of technolo-

gy has its positive effects on education as classes have become more dynamic between

teachers and students with technology.. Trends of Power System Engineering and Re-

newable Power Generation and its Efficient Utilization minimize over requirement up to

20 percent. Instrumentation engineering, analogy and digital electronics, signals and Sys-

tems produced magnificent improvement over decade. Cutting edge design consideration

and unconvtional manufacturing engineering produce greater accuracy, tolerance and

marginable dimensional perfection in intricate machining. Materials Science Engineering,

mechatronics and automation produced best contribution in avionicsdevelopment.in 2017

modern trends includes accessing and Constructing Digital Information ,municipal engi-

neering, geotechnical engineering, drilling and Completion Technology produced its own

circle .Surveying, mine planning and systems engineering, resolution in resource Utiliza-

tion Issues, metal mining, mining methods and machinery, nanomaterial and nano com-

posites. Numerical algorithms, applications of computation as a Scientific Paradigm. Hi–

tech technologies in secure food packaging, molecular Biology and Genetics tool and

techniques designed new age life in better way. Augmented reality blends virtual content

with real-world surroundings. Unlike virtual reality, which immerses you in a self-

contained digital world and overlays 3D graphics and interactive characters into our eve-

ryday world. Immune Engineering genetically engineered immune cells are saving the

lives of cancer patients. That may be just the start.in 2017 conversational Interfaces be-

came powerful speech technology from China’s leading Internet company makes it much

easier to use a smartphone.Reusable Rockets and Tesla Autopilot-the electric-vehicle

maker sent its cars a software update that suddenly made auton-

omous driving a reality.

Er. Ramesh Panda

Mechanical Engineering Department

Faculty of Engineering and Technology,


http://development.in/

https://www.technologyreview.com/s/600767/10-breakthrough-technologies-2016-reusable-rockets/



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Digital fabrication in Aesthetic Constructs


Gurpreet Singh

GU2015-0326-L

B.TECH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

GNA UNIVERSITY

Many building processes still involve sub-standard working conditions and are not sustainable. Current

research on the integration of digital technologies within construction processes promises substantial con-

tributions to sustainability and productivity, while at the same time enabling completely new forms of

architectural expression. The multidisciplinary nature of integrating digital processes remains a key chal-

lenge to establishing a digital building culture. In order to fully exploit the potential of digital fabrication,

an institutional and funding environment that enables strong interdisciplinary research is required. Tradi-

tionally separated disciplines such as: architecture, structural design, computer science, materials science,

control systems engineering, and robotics now need to form strong research connections.

Credit: Photo: NCCR Digital Fabrication and ETH Zurich

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Technology Trends

Over the next two decades engineers will be called upon to encourage technologies that

foster a cleaner, sanitized, healthier, safer and sustainable in global environment. Vi-

sion for mechanical engineers will need to collaborate with partners worldwide in order

to apply innovative solutions and best practices to improve sophisticated life for all peo-

ple. .I’m amazed at the modern trends to retrieve almost any information and communi-

cate in a thousand different ways using a utility that fits in your pocket. Technological

development in (IoT) resulting interconnectedness of smart home technology . Solar

roadways became modern peoples modern choice. Glass and photovoltaic cells to create

intelligent, energy-harvesting pavement, complete with built-in heating elements for

melting ice and light emitting diodes for signage.Very long standard cables become too

heavy to haul, a limitation that restricts the height of buildings. But ultra rope, a new ca-

ble with a carbon-fiber core and high-friction coating, could double elevator heights to

3,280 feet. Whooshh technology pounded its weight as a low-cost solution for dams that

don’t currently have fish ladders. It works like a vaccum, using low pressure in front of

the the fish and higher atmospheric pressure behind to suck it through the tube. The fly-

ing car has been prophesied for decades. It's one of the holy grails of the futuristic, utopi-

an society, where everyone gets to zip around through the air and land easily, quietly and

safely wherever irrespective of gender. A decade into the 21st century, we don't seem to

be any closer, despite what you might read on gadget blogs.


Er. Ramesh Ch. Panda

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High-speed Travel Solution Technology

Hyperloop , based on propelling a vehicle through a near-vacuum tube at a speed faster than an airplane

may possible Kashmir to Kanyakumari travel within one hour. unique technological intelligence and educa-

tional capabilities earned robot table tennis tutor for its ability to play and teach the sport. The robot can

project an image of where the ball will land to help a competitor. miracle tiny insect with backpack guid-

ance system that includes energy harvesting, navigation and optical stimulation on a to-scale model of a

dragonfly into cyberg. Computer- robotically-assisted surgery is used for technological developments that

use robotic systems to aid in surgical procedures.even if in modern age laser irridation of tiny nanopar-

ticles Cancer treatments injected directly into the cancer tumor are working and can destroy

the cancer from within. The more advanced Artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced ma-

chine learning (ML) are composed of deep learning, neural networks, natural-language pro-

cessing (NLP) techniques move beyond traditional rule-based algorithms to create systems

that understand, learn, predict, adapt and potentially operate autonomously.its rise to a spec-

trum of intelligent implementations, including physical devices (robots, autonomous vehi-

cles, consumer electronics) . virtual personal assistants (VPAs), smart advisors . making eve-

ryday tasks easier (by prioritizing emails, for example), and its users more effective (by

highlighting the most important content and interactions). virtual customer assistants

(VCAs) are more specialized for tasks in areas such as sales and customer service. virtual

reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), transform the way individuals interact with one

another and with software systems.. VR and AR capabilities will merge with the digital

mesh to form a more seamless system of devices capable of orchestrating a flow of infor-

mation that comes to the user as hyper-personalized and relevant apps and services. Integration

across multiple mobile, wearable, Internet of Things (IoT) and sensor-rich environments will

extend immersive applications beyond isolated and single-person experiences. Rooms and

spaces will become active with things, and their connection through the mesh will appear

and work in conjunction with immersive virtual worlds. A digital twin is a dynamic software

model of a physical thing or system that relies on sensor data to understand its state, respond

to changes, improve operations and add value. Digital twins include a combination of

metadata (e.g., classification, composition and structure), condition or state (e.g., location

and temperature), event data (e.g., time series), and analytics (e.g., algorithms and

rules).Organizations will use digital twins to proactively repair and plan for equipment ser-

vice, to plan manufacturing processes, to operate factories, to predict equipment failure or

increase operational efficiency, and to perform enhanced product development. digital twins


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will eventually become proxies for the combination of skilled individuals and traditional moni-

toring devices and controls (e.g., pressure gauges, pressure valves). Blockchain is a type of dis-

tributed ledger in which value exchange transactions (in bitcoin or other tokens) are sequentially

grouped into blocks.

Each block is chained to the previous block and recorded across a peer-to-peer network, using

cryptographic trust and assurance mechanisms. Blockchain and distributed-ledger concepts are

gaining traction because they hold the promise to transform industry operating models. While

the current hype is around the financial services industry, there are many possible applications

including music distribution, identity verification, title registry and supply chain.

Conversation systemchatbots and microphone-enabled devices (e.g., speakers, smartphones, tab-

lets, PCs, automobiles). the digital mesh encompasses an expanding set of endpoints people use

to access applications and information, or interact with people, social communities, govern-

ments, and businesses. The device mesh moves beyond the traditional desktop computer and

multiple devices to encompass the full range of endpoints with which humans might interact. As

the device mesh evolves, connection models will expand and greater cooperative interaction be-

tween devices will emerge, creating the foundation for a new continuous and ambient digital ex-

perience "Distributed ledgers are potentially transformative but most initiatives are still in the

early alpha or beta testing stage.

Digital technology platforms provide the basic building blocks for a digital business and are a

critical enabler to becoming a digital business. Gartner has identified the five major focal points

to enable the new capabilities and business models of digital business — information systems,

customer experience, analytics and intelligence, the IoT, and business ecosystems. Every organi-

zation will have some mix of these five digital technology platforms. The platforms provide the

basic building blocks for a digital business and are a critical enabler to become a digital busi-

ness.From mega fighting robot wars challenges between the USA and Japan to running robots

being created for the military, 2016 is sure to have a world of surprises in technological leaps

and bounds in regards to advancements.

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those in home robotics, such as having an at home robot assistant that learns everything it can

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MODERN TRENDS IN ENGINEERING

Komal Sharma Faculty of Engineering and Technology

In modern era, everything is going to be autonomous. Engineers are focusing on the au-

tonomous technology and IOT (Internet of things). From humans to vehicles everything

is being connected to a network. There is a great advancement in the technology as nowadays the order has

been delivered by drones, pre-medicine facilities can be provided to humans, with the help of chips which are

inserted into the body of human beings to connect them to a network, with the help of which the diseases can

be predicted in advance and accordingly correct action can be taken to cure it.

The VANET (Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks is also an advancement of modern engineering. With the help of it,

all the vehicles can communicate with each other. The car which is moving ahead can pass the information

regarding the condition of road, turn ahead, traffic congestion, driverless cars are possible, or any accident

ahead etc to the cars behind it. Before going to any destination the name of the destination can be fed to the

system, it will display the number of possible ways to reach to the respective destination in a best possible way

along with the weather conditions. During the way it can display the information regarding the nearby restau-

rants, hospitals, petrol stations, parking lot etc while entering to the respective city. The car can be parked au-

tomatically and can come on the road from parking lot while you are coming out of your office with just a

simple click on the button.

To increase skills in the new technology areas that business and industry are rapidly adopting. These include

big data architectures, cloud computing, web technologies, data analytics (especially SAS and IBM Watson

Analytics), big data computing platforms and the ever-expanding sources of data related to the Internet of

Things.

Most of the attention has been given to developing energy efficient sources in this century. As several num-

bers of solar plants has been installed in the country. The solar panels can be installed on the roofs of houses

so that the sufficient electricity can be produced to fulfill the basic needs of the one. More focus has been giv-

en in designing the green houses and focuses on sustainable urban development. The theme of disaster mitiga-

tion fulfils adequately the requirement of mitigating the risk of earthquake, landslide and fire which often de-

stroy the infrastructures and creates havoc. The country has seen many such disasters in the past.

Keeping all these things in point of view GNA University has designed a new course i.e M.tech In smart City.

In which the subjects like IOT-Internet of things (aims to develop the understanding among the students that

how all the things can be connected to a network), control engineering (aims at how all the machines can be

made automatic), Renewable sustainable energy, MEMS and Nano-technology, VANET, Energy efficient

sources, wireless communication, disaster management, Smart City Architect, Biomedical Electronics to de-

velop a multidisciplinary course which is a blend of Mechanical, Core Electronics, Communication and Civil

etc.

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Faculty of “Engineering” and Technology: The Tool to Students’ Progress

Aristotle perceived ”The roots of education are bitter but the fruits are sweet”. Better, it acts as a tool. For,

this education enables to acquire the art of living well. In plain words education acts as a prerequisite that

strengthens the roots, which provides the fruits of life. Roots are the pathways which collect investible re-

sources from mother earth and pass on for due transformation.

Faculty of Engineering and Technology is akin to the root which resources technological inputs and strengths

from everywhere to encapsulate them with a strategic palletization for the student’s easy consummation. The

resources at the disposal of FET students include both: that which got generated inhouse, thanks to the rich

integrations of teachers and their inter faculty collaborations, and also those which were outsourced, using re-

sources of the sister industry from GNA group itself. Add to these those arranged from various multinational

companies and MSME’s. It also includes those obtained from research labs, consultancy organisations etc who

remain in thick of technological developments.

The activities FET organized in last month can be classified in several ways:

(i) Mega Events (Water Day Celebration, World Forestry Day Celebration cum Go Green Marathon),

(ii) Visits to Mega Events (exposure to Trade fairs, Satellite launching centre)

(iii) In-house Skill certification workshops (CNC workshops)

(iv) Outsourced expert workshops

(v) Guest / special Lectures

(vi) Industrial visits

Besides these the faculty provided several opportunities for the teachers for continuing education and updation

of competencies.

Activity presentations Date (GATE-TUTOR) 25-03-2017

2017-SMART STATEGY 06-03-2017 Workshop Date

workshop- NANOTECH 2017:Advanced Material Characterization 02-03-2017

Workshop on WEB DESIGNING 08-03-2017

SIX DEGREES OF FREEDOM –Workshop 01-04-2017

IOT-Workshop 21-02-2017

workshop on Simulation of Mechanical Design 28-03-2017

Industrial visit Date

Vikram Sarabhai Space Museum cum Rocket Launching 04-03-2017

Industrial visit- Vikrant Industries, Phagwara 09-03-2017

Telcocrats Technologies Pvt. Ltd.- Industrial Visit 28-03.2017

Trade show Date

Automechanica Tradeshow visit 21-03-2017

Student visit @ CFOSE 01-03-2017

Student visit @ N.C.C Batalion-4,Ludhiana 09-03-2017

Mega event Date

World Water Day 22-03-2017

GO GREEN 21-03-2017

Tree plantetion @GU 02-04-2017

Students work Date of submission

Joy of Engineering Project :GNA Trend 02-03-2017

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Presentation (GATE-TUTOR)

A two hour presentation on “GATE STATEGY” took place for all 4th & 6th sem students of FET facultiy.

Conducted by Mr.Achal purohit,General Manager, (GATEtutor). He sketched a scenario of increasing

knowledge competition for last 8 Years. He demonstrated GATEtutor application in its totally online

(Internet based) platform. Through this he created temporary login Id of Students and Faculty who geo their

password after due registtrationon http://GATEtutor.in. The web site is an online and dynamic platform for

the preparation of GATE examination, for most of the technical competitive exams as well as the campus

placement. More than 65 colleges in east India are using GATEtutor and 120 colleges all over INDIA. More

than 1.5 lac students from 2500 engineering colleges in India and growing day by day.

Why is the challenge looming strong?

Presently students were using traditional methods to clear GATE exams, but right now the GATE exam is

online & for that reason we have specialized in providing E-learning solutions & practice sessions which will

help the students to get similar look & feel of GATE exams conducted these days. Moreover, this application

is helpful in colleges to conduct online tests

& internal exams, all other technical com-

petitive exams as well.

Out comes-

• Students all India rank (AIR) will be in-

creased.

• Useful for placement

• Internal exam purpose.

• 2nd & 3rd year students can also use it,

across the globe and we can create Global

study groups.

• This will help our university in branding

effectively due to its merit numbers.

• Students can secure PSU jobs.

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On 28th March 2017, industrial visit was organised at "Telcocrats Technologies Pvt. Ltd.", Industrial Area Phase -8 Mohali. Total 35 students from B.Tech ECE - 6th Sem, 4th Sem, 2nd Sem & Mechatronics participated in the day long activity. A session of lecture conducted by Mr. Mayank Kaushal (RF Engineer) and Ms. Shaalu (HR Depart-ment) included topics viz: GSM-2G, 3G, 4G, GSM Current Channel, RF planning soft-ware and RF Testing which is followed by a RF Survey in which students did practical which enriched their theory concepts, taught by them in earlier Lecture session. Stu-dents are highly motivated and very much interested to join the technical sound indus-try in which their study will be implemented in practical way. Kindly find the glimpses of industrial visit at "Telcocrats Technologies Pvt. Ltd."Mohali.

Telcocrats Technologies Pvt. Ltd.- Industrial Visit

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Workshop - NANOTECH 2017:

Advanced Material Characterization

Mr.Ramesh Chandra Panda,PhD scholar and Mr. Rocky Sharma, M.Tech student, GNA

University, participated in a one-day workshop –on Nanotech 2017 on February 17, 2017.

The workshop on Advanced Material Characterization held at University of Petroleum

and Energy Studies, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India.

The aim of the workshop was to provide a critical, comparative and condensed overview

emphasizing on data collection and interpretation on major analytical techniques such as X-

Ray diffract meter, Contact angle goniometer, Atomic force microscope, Photoluminescence

spectrophotometer, UV-Vis spectrometer and Remoter.

The Presentations covered basic and practical issues on these advanced topics in view of

both novice and experienced faculty/industrialist working in the area of nanotechnology. The

focus was on problem-solving strategies, resolution requirements and potential artefacts in

data collection and analysis. Several walk-through examples from various fields were

demonstrated.


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Robotics Society (Faculty of En-

gineering and Technology), orga-

nized a Hands on workshop on

“Internet of Things” in associa-

tion with Eureka Electrosoft So-

lutions Private Limited, Mohali,

on 21st February 2017.

The objective of this workshop to

aware students more about inter-

net of things and its applications.

Dr. P. Thareja (Dean FET), shared

his views and motivate students

to explore more in the field of

electronics/mechatronics/

mechanical and try to associate

their application with IOT.

EEESET's director Mr. Gurmeet

Singh guide students about various

advanced technologies related to

IOT. Students acquired more

knowledge about this field with the

aid of live demonstration on hu-

manoid, telemetry, fire extinguisher,

control pneumatic cylinders, soil

irrigation control system using IOT.

Students also tried their hands on

Arduino programming. Students

found this workshop very helpful

and got exposure to many technolo-

gies associated with internet of

things.


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On March 22 World Water Day was celebrated at GNA University, Phagwara here through an

awareness campaign among the youth. Mr M. P. Singh CEO Earthizenz was invited as chief guest

who advised students to Conserve water.

The vice chancellor, Dr Prem kumar, inaugurated this event and also talked on the new standards,

which has mandated specific changes and discussed implementation tips for improving both availa-

bility and quality of water. He discussed how enhancement of quality of drinking water and im-

provement of product and company brand for portable drinking water suppliers put economic pres-

sures on society, in addition to threats of health of Punjabees. The method was a varied involvement

at ideation, experimentation and demonstration. Dr P Thareja, Dean, Faculty of Engineering and

Technology, discussed the threat of global water scenario, which is highly critical for this part of

our country. He deliberated on water less scenario sketching the various constraints, and possi-

ble research areas where the society need to invest. presiding over the function, encouraged students

on the need to scientifically control operations. Citing Punjab as a state which is facing the problem

of water scarcity, he focused on the need for measurement and a dedicated approach to water man-

agement. Near about 300 students and all faculties was present on this occasion. Activities ncluded

collage making, debate, technical seminar like competition organized. Mr.Ranjit singh Dhami, Co-

ordinator Civil Engg domain promised the maintenance of initiative across the University. Mr Gur-

preet Singh presented customary vote of thanks.


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India’s leading international trade fair for the automotive service industry targeting trade vis-

itors from India.The 3rd edition of India’s premium automotive aftermarket trade fair - AC-

MA Automechanika New Delhi, kick-started on 21st March with more than 550 exhibitors

from 17 countries showcasing the latest in aftermarket, spread across 19,500 sqm.

This biennial event offers a vast unfailing networking podium to wholesalers, distributors,

traders and component manufacturers to showcase their innovations besides getting access to

global technology culture for future synergies and partnerships.


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Vikram Sarabhai Space Museum cum Rocket Launching Recently Aerospace students of fourth semester visited Vikram Sarabhai Space Museum

cum Rocket Launching Station and the students also saw RH-200 sound rocket launching,

the rockets in the series of Rohini are designated with the letters RH, followed by a number

corresponding to the diameter (in millimetres) of the rocket, which is launched from the

Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station (TERLS) in Thumba. The students learned

the basics of Rocket and Spacecraft, different stages and what kind of propellants used in

various stages. The students also came to know about different types of Spacecraft Engines

along with their technical specifications and different stage conditions like as solid propel-

lant, liquid propellant and cryogenic engines.

Moreover students enhanced their technical skills regarding Rocket Mission. As per our

request to Mr. Thomas Vasughere Scientist Rocket Controls enlightened the students re-

garding the emerging technologies in Rockets and also explained the functioning of rock-

ets from the Rockets Controlling Chamber. The students also saw different models of

Rockets and Satellites at VSSC Museum.

In the nutshell, students come to know about Rockets and how it is launch and works. Stu-

dents found this visit very informative, interesting and helpful to enhance their technical

knowledge.

Camera's and any electronic gadgets were strictly prohibited inside the Museum and Rock-

et Launching station.


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Celebrating the International Day of Forestry, GNA University collaborated with

the District Forest Officer Hoshiarpur to run a marathon around Hoshiarpur town

today 21st March 2017. This was designed to inculcate the awareness among

masses, students and faculty of the University, and local colleges about the need

to preserve and promote Green Earth. The Marathon was flagged off by Vice

Chancellor Dr Prem Kumar of GNA University at the City’s Green Park this morn-

ing. He was flanked by Mr N S Randhawa Chief Conservation Officer, and Mr Sur-

jit Singh Sahota, District Forest Officer.

Earlier while introducing the theme Professor Priyavrat Thareja, Dean Faculty of

Engineering & Technology said the trees were responsible for Fresh Air and Pure

water, the two elements essential

for human life, and for which the

trees maintain their vitality. There

is thus a need to make people

aware for the eco-stability and

sustainability of mother earth. He

reminded the ecological strength

which starts earnestly with the

plantation of trees is vital for life and water. Mr N S Randhawa added the value of

trees can be quantified.

In the Inaugural address Professor Prem Kumar counting the impacts trees make

in quality of life talked of the life sensitivity of trees, and thus stressed their

felling should be discouraged . The marathon culminated at the Roshan Ground,

where by the participants had run a distance of 10.5 kms. Mr Sahota compliment-

ed the students who ran for Health and Fun, which comprised of 750 students of

GNA University, and 250 students from local Hoshiarpur colleges. He also ap-

plauded the efforts of organisers especially Mr Ramesh Panda.


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2 days workshop on SIX DEGREES OF FREEDOM organized by FET starting from

03.04.2017 under the guidance of honorable V.C Sir Dr.Prem Kumar.Tan expert named Ms

Swarnita chief technical officer from FLY WHEEL TECH,Locknow invited. More than 60

students participated from aerospace department. The event was inaugurated with the presence

of Dr.P.Thareja,Dean FET.At the end the vote of thanks given by Mr Vaibav (process own-

er-1) and Mr.Ramesh Chandra Panda (process owner-2).students enhanced their technical

skills in Matrix Lab . Ms swarnita illustrated on Imge Enhancment in defence,DCM into

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Tree plantetion @GU Plantation is a heavenly work, hence the initiative taken by GU Family to make its

environment green and healthy. The plantation of splings followed the spreading of

awareness through GO GREEN Marathon, under the guidance of Dean FET, Dr

P.Thareja, Dean Faculty of engineering & Technology.

The 400 odd sapplngs of flower bearing trees wereplanted with the help of faculty,

students of B Tech and diploma students. Special thanks were due to mechanical

4th sem students who spearheaded plantation earnestly. Mr . Ramesh Chandra Pan-

da Faculty of Engineering and Technology was thanked for arranging the saplings

from District Forest Officer Hoshiarpur.

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3 days workshop on SIMULATION OF MECHANICAL DESIGN organized by FET starting

from 30.03.2017 under the guidance of honorable V.C Sir Dr. Prem Kumar. Two expert

named Mr Amandeep and Mr Gaurav chief technical officer from stealth technocrafts invit-

ed from Mohali Chandigarh. More than 120 students participated from mechanical depart-

ment.The event was inaugurated with the presence of Dr.P.Thareja,Dean FET.At the end the

vote of thanks given by Mr.Ramesh Chandra Panda.Training & Development is one of the

topmost visions of the Stealth Technocrats in India and rightly so, considering the fact that In-

dia has highest youth population of which is unskilled and unemployed. Stealth Technocrats is

therefore committed to develop recently graduates, unemployed and corporate professionals

for the availability of skilled workforce for the industry and services sectors to improve quality

of products and services. Topics covered 1. Introduction to the CAE. 2. Finite Element Meth-

od, Need of FEM & General Steps of the FEM. 3. Advantages & limitations of FEM 4. Expla-

nation of 1D, 2D and 3D Elements with examples of ANSYS Elements. 5. Types of analysis

that can be done using ANSYS. 6. The Workbench Environment, Project Schematic, Tool Box,

Workbench file Management, Working with units. 7. Advantages & limitations of FEM 8. In-

troduction to Design Modeler, Modeling, Geometry Simplification & Repair. 9. Menus &

Toolbars. 10. Basic Analysis Procedure, Mechanical Interface, Outline tree & details. 11. Engi-

neering Data Application, how to define Material Properties for a given Material. Introduction

to Contacts, Meshing & Mesh controls. 12. Advanced Boundary Conditions & Application of

Loads. 13. Finalizing FE Model for Analysis. 14. Analysis Settings (Defining load steps, Type

of Analysis). 15. Results Checking & Post processing. 16. Solution of various numerical prob-

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Industrial visit- Vikrant Industries, Phagwara

On 3rd February,2017, students of B.Tech - Mechanical engineering (6th Semester and

4th semester) visited Vikrant Industries, Phagwara. Vikrant is a manufacturer of all kinds Of

Diesel Engine Spare Parts, Rocker Box, Starting Handle, fuel pump bracket, four manifolds

set, main bearing housing, Balance Weight. Its fully equipped high-tech machine shop is

having steel hardening and tempering facilities, precision broaching of teeth, belt grinders

for fine mirror polishing which transforms raw steel into finished tools of international qual-

ity. During this visit, students learned about the raw materials required, the processes in-

volved in casting process involved and their precision manufacturing. Students found

this industrial visit very informative. The Dean ,FET Dr Priyavrat Thareja accompanied by

Mr.Ramesh Chandra Panda mentored the students.


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2017-SMART STATEGY

a special lecture named “GATE EXAM-2017-SMART STATEGY” organized by Mr

Ramesh Chandra Panda,A.P,Mechanical Department for students of Faculty and Engi-

neering. During this lecture the modified pattern of Gate Examination (as per IIT Roor-

kee), online exam portal login, instruction manual, information brochure, mock exam pat-

tern discussed. Students raised their individual questions and resolved by the resource per-

son. Students found this session very interesting.


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World smartest prosthetic limb with Network of

Sensors that act like human nerves

Sourav Bhatia

Asst Professor

English designers have built up the principal ever prosthetic appendage with a coordi-

nated automated knee and foot - permitting the parts to talk to each other like a hu-

man leg. Known as the Linx, the prosthetic leg has a system of sensors that demon-

stration like human nerves, consistently gathering information on the client's action,

condition and landscape. It additionally has a focal PC that goes about as the mind,

utilizing this information to alter the speed and bolster level of the leg, which means the wearer can walk

unhesitatingly at all circumstances. Jack Eyres, who is a model and paralympian, was the primary individu-

al to be fitted with the Linx, and it has permitted him to carry on with a dynamic life and stroll on catwalks

around the globe.

At the point when a patient is initially fitted with the Linx, a specialist projects its focal PC by going

through an alignment arrangement, so that the appendage can realize how its wearer actually strolls. This is

done by means of a Bluetooth association with a product application that shows progressively what the sen-

sors are grabbing as it distinguishes the wearer's regular speed and developments. Previously, prosthetics

would require each joint to be aligned thusly in an extensive procedure that would frequently require re-

hash modification. Nonetheless, Linx's keen calculation aligns the appendage consequently in one basic

stride, as the knee and the foot joints talk to each other. One of the difficulties for lower appendage pros-

thetic wearers is stopping, since it takes a great deal of vitality and fixation to hold the leg enduring, which

means serious back torment is normal. The Linx faculties when the wearer grinds to a halt and consequent-

ly bolts, so that the wearer can unwind. When they need to move once more, the sensors promptly jump

without hesitation. "The Linx gives me that capacity to remain for drawn out stretches of time, since I can

put weight through both legs, said Eyres. It permits me to put weight through it and bob back. It additional-

ly permits me to move my toes without stumbling over the lower leg.


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A one day workshop was organized on ‘WEB DESIGNING’- i.e. planning and creation of

websites, by the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, GNA University, Phagwara. Mr.

Amandeep Singh and Mr. Rahul, Web Developers were the resource persons from All

Innovative Technology, Mohali and Chandigarh who gave demonstrations and compari-

son of various web pages and also gave a hand on practical sessions.

The event was inaugurated by Dean-Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Prof .P.

Thareja who also motivated the students to be abreast in various ICT technologies, and

assured the course would help strengthen the link with digital world, especially when the

core technologies are sourcing from cloud.

Nearly 300 students participated in the workshop from the faculty of engineering and

faculty of computational science of GNA University. They learned about HTML- CSS, In-

stallation of XAMPP, Atoms and Coding PHP, the working with forms PHP, Creating Da-

tabase (MYSQL) and queries with (MYSQL). It was a great learning experience which in-

cluded the information architecture, user interface, site structure, navigation, layout, colors,

fonts, and imagery. All of these are combined with the principles of design to create a web-

site that meets the goals of the owner and designer.

Dr Prem Kumar, Vice Chancellor said that Web Designing is one of the trendy and ever-

growing fields and it is through a website that different individuals, companies and corpo-

rate represents their brand. He also added that in today’s age of internet everyone likes to

see online presence and a website develops a trust in the consumer’s mind. He ensured

that workshop like this will enhance the designing skills of students.

Mr. Ramesh Chandra Panda, Assistant Professor gave the vote of thanks and the faculty

of engineering and technology and faculty of computational science was also present to

grace the occasion.


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Student visit @ N.C.C Batalion-4,Ludhiana

Student visit @ CFOSE


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Joy of Engineering Project :GNA Trend

As expected by honorable VC sir,the students of Joy of Engineering under the guidance

of Mr.Ramesh Chandra Panda ,produced innovative,cost effective and modern trend

working model like Fuel Pressure Modelling in a Common-Rail Direct Injection Sys-

tem,line tracking follower, automated guided vehicle, holography technology, hand oper-

ated jick machining, featured drones, ,wind-electricity generator,industrial truck,water

alarm, Quadcopters, RC Quadcopter With Camera,electro-magnetic crane,,solenoid en-

gine,waste bin.,which was appreciated by Dean, FET Department, Dr P.Thareja.Total

40 numbers of working model displayed and explained by the student with power point


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