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Karnatak Law society’s

Vishwanathrao Deshpande Rural Institute of Technology, Haliyal

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

REPORT on

ACTIVITIES, ACHIEVEMENTS AND EVENTS OF

MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT for the

ODD SEMESTER 2016

Department of Mechanical Engineering

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AUGUST


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The following are the events conducted in mechanical department in august month.

EVENT-1

Event : Mechanical Aptitude Test Semester : 7th A and B Date : 11-Aug-2016, 21-Aug -16, 26-Aug-16 , 30-Aug-2016 Venue : Block 12,13,14- mechanical department. Mechanical Engineering Department conducted a general aptitude test for 7th & 5th semester students on. The answers were evaluated to check their aptitude levels which will be helpful to train them for the placement activities.


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Event : Technical Talk On IC Engines

Semester : 7th A and B

Date : 30-Aug-2016

Venue : Block 12

Presented By : Prof. R J Talapati

The Technical talk was presented by the Prof. R J Talapati on topic of IC Engine Which

students very useful. The talk also covered applications and design aspects of IC Engine.


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EVENT-3 Event : Stage talk

Semester : 3rd A

Date : 10.08.2016

Venue : Block 12, mechanical department.

Stage talk was conducted by department of mechanical engineering for third semester students. The event was planned to overcome the stage fear of the students.


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EVENT-4

Event : Industrial Visit

Semester : 7th B-div

Date : 25/08/2016

Industry : AKP Foundries Belagavi

The 7th semester B division students of Mechanical engineering department have visited the AKP Foundries Belagavi, Karnataka on 25/08/2016 to fulfill the academic curriculum. Where in students got the opportunity to witness the methods that are involved in Foundry technology. students were able to interact with employees working over in the company.


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EVENT-5

Event: Technical Talk

Semester: 7th B-div

Date: 25/08/2016

Industry: by NTTF Team

EVENT-6

Event: Technical Talk

Semester: 7th B-div

Date: 25/08/2016

Presented By: by Shri Madan Mohan , AEQUS Belagavi


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EVENT-7 Event: Interaction with TVS HR Team

Semester: 7& 5th semester

Date : 31/08/2016

Department of mechanical Engineering conducted interactive session with TVS HR

Team. The team shared some tips on which students have to emphasize more during the

placement interviews .


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STAFF ACTIVITIES

The following faculty members are attended workshop in month of august :

1. Prof.R N Patil ,Dr. A H Mishrikoti and Dr.K S Pujar attended 2 days national workshop on “Accreditation process for technical institutions” during 26-27 august -2016 organised by JSS Accademy of technical education bangalore, ossosiation with VTU belagavi, ISTE,IIIE and QCFI.

2. Prof. G H Joshi has attended one day seminar on Blooms Taxonomy on 25th July 2016 at MSRIT, Bangalore. The workshop highlighted the Blooms Taxonomy sub levels and mapping of CO-PO to achieve BTL.

3. Prof.Santosh Savanur,prof.anant joshi attended the national conference on “Research avenues and IPR” at SDMCET,Dharwad.

Achievements:

“Project of the year” award for final year project.

Mechanical departments were awarded “Project of the year” award for their project titled “

Heat transfer study of synthetic air jet for effective cooling by Karnataka state council for

science and technology (KSCST).

Seminar and project exhibition was held at BLDE college of engineering and technology

Vijayapura where in the students team presented their project. Project team members from

mechanical are Prajwal Doddamani, Vinayak B. , Santosh J. Prof. Naveen C. S.


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SEPTEMBER


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The following are the events conducted in mechanical department in September Month.

EVENT-1

Event : Mechanical Aptitude Test Semester : 7th & 5th Sem Date : 16/9/16 Venue : Block 13,14- Mechanical department. Purpose: To train the students of 7th & 5th semester mechanical engineering for placement activities.

Mechanical Engineering Department conducted a general aptitude test for 7th & 5th semester

students on 16th Sept 2016, where in 70 students were participated. The answers were

evaluated to check their aptitude levels which will be helpful to train them for the placement

activities.


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EVENT-2

Event : Industrial Visit to Kaiga Nuclear Power Plant And Kadra Dam Semester : 7th Sem / B div Date : 24/9/16 The 7th semester B division students of Mechanical engineering department have visited the Kaiga Atomic power project, Nuclear power Corporation of India limited, and KPCL Kadra, Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka on 24/09/2016 to fulfill the academic curriculum. The brief about the NPCL and KPCL are described below. 1. NPCL: Kaiga Generating Station is a nuclear power generating station situated at Kaiga, near the river Kali, in Uttar Kannada district of Karnataka, India. The plant has been in operation since March 2000 and is operated by the Nuclear Power Corporation of India. It has four units. The two oldest units comprise the west half of the site and the two newer units are adjoining the east side of the site. All of the four units are small-sized plants of 220 MW. 2. KPCL: Kadra Dam is situated in Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka state in India. The dam is constructed across river Kalinadi. The dam was primarily built as hydroelectric project for supply of water to turbines of electric power generating station. The project was completed by KPCL. The Kadra dam is having 3 units incorporated with Kaplan Turbines with power generating capacity of 50MW each. The total power produced by the hydal power station is 150MW Name of the Faculties visited the plant: 1. Prof. Shankar Badiger 2. Prof. Vinay Bilagi 3. Prof. Plasin. F. Dias Number of students visited the plant: 48


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EVENT-3

Event : Automotive Skill Development Workshop Semester : 7th & 5th Sem Date : 17th & 18th Sept 2016 Venue : Visvesvaraya seminar hall About the program Engine Technology Workshop [ETW] is a 2 day certified program, which provide best in class exposure on engine design, testing and regulatory compliance approach for BS 6 emission norms. Students will get hands of Experience in assembly and dis-assembly of Diesel / Gasoline engines of Maruthi / Honda / Tata & Daewoo. Involvement of latest technologies such as Hybrid / Fuel Cell / Battery Vehicles will help to take up research on trending topics of Automotive Industry. Workshop Included : 1. 2 day Practical & theory session on automotive engine technology 2. Detailed study on engine part design/manufacturing 3. Live Engine assembly and dis-assembly of two / four wheeler engine by students 4. Professional course material from RTAT 5. Authorized workshop certificate from RTAT


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EVENT-4

Event : Fresher's Day (DEBUTANTS - 2K16) Date : 22-09-2016 Venue : Visvesvaraya seminar hall Fresher's Day was conducted by Mechanical Engineering department on 22nd Sept to cordially welcome the third semester students into the mechanical branch. The event was named as DEBUTANTS - 2K16. The event started by hoisting the department flag and planting the trees near the Mechanical Building by the Chief Guest Dr. Shivukumar followed by lighting the lamps by the dignitaries in Visvesvaraya seminar hall. Then Dr. Shivukumar from KLS GIT, Belagavi addressed the students and motivated them to study hard and shared some interesting stories. It was followed by the Principal Dr. V V Katti, HOD Prof G R Sattigeri, MESA Cordintor Prof Naveen C S and Student cordinator Sohail speeches. The cultural programs were conducted in the afternoon by the students.


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EVENT-5

Event : Talk On “How to face Interview” Semester : 7th & 5th Sem Date : 17th Sept 2016 Presented By : Shri Sandeep Chalwadi from Benz Company Venue : Visvesvaraya seminar hall Mechanical Engineering Department conducted a talk on “How to face Interview” on

17th Sept. for the Final year students. The Talk was presented by Shri Sandeep Chalwadi from

Benz Company. The talk was arranged so that students should feel more confident while facing

the face to face to interview. The talk was focused on Body Language and The Attitude that

students should carry during the interview. Mock Interview was also conducted during the talk

by Shri Sandeep to demonstrate how students should interact with HR of the companies.


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EVENT-6

Event : Technical Talk On “Advanced Manufacturing Technologies recently used in industries” Semester : 7th & 5th Sem Date : 15/9/2016 Presented BY : Shri Narayan Ghatikar Head of Engineering BDK valves Hubli Venue : Edusat Hall Mechanical Engineering Department conducted a Technical talk on “Advanced Manufacturing Technologies recently used in industries” on 15th Sept. The talk was presented by Shri Narayan Ghatikar Head of Engineering BDK valves Hubli. The talk was focused on to make students aware of the recent developments in manufacturing technology like 3D Printing. During the presentations, videos were shown on the recent technologies. Shri Narayan Ghatikar shared some of his real life experiences with students to motivate them. And he made students understand that, how important it is to have good communication skills.


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EVENT-7

Event : Faculty Seminar On “Damping behavior of Cellulose coated Kevlar fiber polymer composites” Date : 8/9/2016 Presented BY : Prof. Santosh S. Venue : CAMD Lab

ABSTRACT of the Presentation: This work aims to evaluate damping properties of cellulose

coated Kevlar fiber reinforced epoxy hybrid laminates using dynamic mechanical analysis

(DMA).DMA results reveal higher storage modulus for the laminate samples. Loss modulus and

tan delta values decrease as compared to the pristine Kevlar composite samples. This shows

that by coating low stiffness cellulose on Kevlar fiber in small percentages yields good damping

properties.


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EVENT-8

Event : Faculty Seminar On “Effect of Cellulose on Mechanical Properties of Carbon Fiber Epoxy Laminates” Date : 8/9/2016 Presented BY : Prof. Anant J. Venue : CAMD Lab

ABSTRACT of the Presentation :

Composites play significant role as engineering material and their use has been increasing day by day due to their specific properties such as high strength to weight ratios, high modulus to weight ratio, corrosion resistance and wear resistance. In present work, an attempt was made to hybridize the material using carbon fiber and cellulose in order to reduce the overall cost and to enhance the mechanical properties. The mechanical properties of carbon fiber reinforced epoxy composites were evaluated with and without cellulose addition.

Keywords: Composites, strength to weight ratio, high modulus to weight ratio, carbon fiber, cellulose.


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EVENT-9

Event : IIT Bombay Spoken Tutorial Venue : C S Dept. Lab Mechanical Engineering department is conducting spoken tutorial on a software called MATLAB under the IIT Bombay Scheme. The number of students participating is 41.


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STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS :

1) Prof. Santosh S

Prof. Santoh S has presented a paper titled "Damping behavior of Cellulose coated Kevlar fiber

polymer composites" in "National conference On Progresses and research in Mechanical

Engineering" on 10th of September held at SDM Dharwad.

ABSTRACT: This work aims to evaluate damping properties of cellulose coated Kevlar

fiber reinforced epoxy hybrid laminates using dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA).DMA results

reveal higher storage modulus for the laminate samples. Loss modulus and tan delta values

decrease as compared to the pristine Kevlar composite samples. This shows that by coating low

stiffness cellulose on Kevlar fiber in small percentages yields good damping properties.

2) Prof Anant J

Prof. Anant J has presented a paper titled "Effect of Cellulose on Mechanical Properties of

Carbon Fiber Epoxy Laminates" in "National conference On Progresses and research in

Mechanical Engineering" on 10th of September held at SDM Dharwad.

Abstract: Composites play significant role as engineering material and their use has

been increasing day by day due to their specific properties such as high strength to weight

ratios, high modulus to weight ratio, corrosion resistance and wear resistance. In present work,

an attempt was made to hybridize the material using carbon fiber and cellulose in order to

reduce the overall cost and to enhance the mechanical properties. The mechanical properties

of carbon fiber reinforced epoxy composites were evaluated with and without cellulose

addition.

3) Prof. K S Pujari

1) Prof. K S Pujari has presented a paper titled " Application of Taguchi technique and utility concept

in solving the multi objective problem in GTAW of AA-7075 T6 Al alloy," in National conference On

Progresses and research in Mechanical Engineering on 10th of September held at SDM Dharwad.

Abstract: Gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) is mainly characterized by the weld pool

geometry. This is because the weld pool geometry plays a vital role in determining the

mechanical properties of the weld joint. In this paper, the selection of process parameters for

obtaining optimal weld pool geometry in the GTAW of AA 7075-T6 aluminium alloy is

presented. The traditional Taguchi method is widely used for optimizing the process

parameters of a single response problem. Optimization of a single response leads to non

optimum values for remaining responses. But, the efficiency of the fabricated products is

frequently evaluated by several quality responses. Under such conditions, multi response


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optimization is the solution to optimize multi responses simultaneously. A multi characteristics

response optimization model based on Taguchi and Utility concept is used to optimize AC pulse

GTAW process parameters, such as peak current, base current, frequency, pulse on time, gas

flow rate and welding speed on multiple performance characteristics, namely, weld pool

geometry parameters such as penetration, face width, and back width. The experimental result

analysis showed that optimal process parameters of AC pulse GTAW are essential to achieve

simultaneous maximization of penetration and minimization of face width and back width. The

ANOVA is used to determine significant factors and developed predictive model and its

adequacy is checked with confirmation tests. Further NDT (Radiography test) is conducted as

per ASTM E 155 and it is found that no crack, less porosity and it is acceptable.

2) Prof. K S Pujari has published a paper titled "Optimization of GTAW process parameters for

improving the mechanical properties of AA7075-T6 weldments" in Springer Link pp 187 - 195 on 18th

of September 2016

Abstract : This work mainly pertains in the mechanical properties of AA 7075-T6 Aluminums

alloy welds through gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) process. Design of experimental

technique Taguchi was applied to optimize GTAW process parameters of AA 7075-T6 aluminum

alloy welded joints for improving the mechanical properties. Mathematical model was

developed by regression. Adequacy of developed model was checked by analysis of variance.

The effect of heat treat on mechanical properties was also studied and an improvement in the

mechanical properties was also studied and an improvement in the mechanical properties was

observed. Metallographic of heat treated and non-heat treated welded joints correlated with

the mechanical properties.

4) Prof Shankar B.

Prof. Shankar B has presented a paper titled " Flame shapes and heat transfer characteristics of an

impinging flame jet." in International Conference On Recent Advances in Engineering Sciences

(ICRAES-2016)" on 10th of September held at MSRIT Bengalore.

Abstract : Experiments were conducted on premixed LPG/air circular flame jet impinging normally on a rectangular flat surface. The heat transfer characteristics and flame shapes have been studied by varying the different parameters like equivalence ratio (0.8, 1, 1.2 and 1.4) and Reynolds number (500, 600, 800, 1000, 1200 and 1500). A circular flame jet impinged on to water cooled calorimeter made up of spiral rings. The increase in the height of the fame was observed by increasing both Reynolds number and equivalence ratio. The heat flux was increased by increasing the Reynolds number and also by increasing equivalence ratio.


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5) Prof Naveen C S

Prof. Naveen C S has presented a paper titled " experimental investigation of local heat transfer

charactristics of synthetic air jet for different nozzle configuration" in International Conference

on Development of Smart Cities on 9th Sept 2016 held at Dr. AIT Bengaluru.

Abstract : A synthetic jet is commonly formed when fluid is alternately sucked into and

ejected from a small cavity by the motion of a diaphragm bounding the cavity, so that there is

no net mass addition to the system.Now a days thermal over stressing is one of the major

problem in electronic components. Due to low cost, availability and reliability, synthetic jet will

be used as a working fluid. objective of the work is To study the heat transfer characteristic of

impinging synthetic jet on the target plate for various frequency range between 60Hz-180Hz,

Orifice diameter 4 & 6mm and jet to surface distance (Z/d) 1 to 12.

6) Prof. Naveen S Hiremath

Prof. Naveen S Hiremath has presented a paper titled " Experimental investigation of local heat

transfer characteristics on the concave curved surface due to an impingement of a circular air

jet " in International Conference on Development of Smart Cities on 9th Sept 2016 held at Dr.

AIT Bengaluru.

Abstract : The distribution of local heat transfer coefficients produced by an

impingement of a submerged circular air jet on a cylindrical concave surface are investigated

experimentally. The experimental model of the present study mimics the scaled-up gas-turbine

blade, which is cooled at its leading edge by jet impingement. The ratio of concave surface

diameter to nozzle diameter (D/d) of 3.2 and the nozzle length to nozzle diameter ratio (l/d) of

52.9 are considered. The study is performed by varying the jet to plate distance (Z/d = 0.5, 1, 2,

and 3) and the jet Reynolds number based on the nozzle exit diameter between 12500 and

47500. The jet is made to impinge on a semi-circular concave surface made of thin foil of

stainless steel. The local heat transfer coefficients are estimated using thermal images obtained

by infrared thermal imaging technique. The results show the increase in heat transfer

coefficients with increase in Reynolds number. The secondary peaks observed are seen to shift

towards stagnation point with decrease of Z/d. At high Reynolds number, heat transfer

coefficients at secondary peak are found to be more than the stagnation point heat transfer

coefficients.


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7) Prof. D V Lokre

Prof D V Lokre Attended two days Workshop on ‘COMPUTATIONAL DYNAMICS’ from 26th

September 2016 to 27th September 2016 , organised by Department of Mechanical

Engineering, National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal Sponsored under TEQIP-II.

Programme contents:

o Computational dynamics applied to machines and structures.

o Structural Dynamics

o Vibrational Analysis

o Thermal analysis of structures

o Dynamic analysis applicable to aircraft components

o Fatigue and fracture analysis

o Rotor Dynamics

o Gradient and Stochastic Optimization Technique

o Harmonic balance and model order reduction techniques

8) Prof. S D Kulkarni & Prof K S Pujari

Prof. S D Kulkarni & Prof K S Pujari both participated in the First National Teachers congress which was held on 23rd, 24th and 25th of September at MIT Pune. The event was inaugurated by Maharashtra Chief minister Devendra Fadnavis . The three day program was addressed by national and international experts. Teacher to Teacher connect was the major outcome of the program. In this program Higher education Technology improvements were discussed.


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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT S :

1) The Following students from mechanical engineering department have secured the first

prize in National Level Fest ADVITIA held at KLEIT Hubli for the event of Machine Assembly

i) Abhijeet J (7th Sem)

ii) Amit H (7th Sem)

iii) Sachin V Yadav (5th Sem)

2) Rakesh from 5th Sem Mechanical Engineering Department has secure third place in National Level Fest ADVITIA in the Technical Quiz Event which was held at KLEIT Hubli


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OCTOBER


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EVENT-1

Event : Industrial visit to NPCIL, KAIGA & KADRA Hydro Power Plant Semester : 7th Sem Date : 22/10/2016

The 7th semester students of Mechanical engineering department have visited the Kaiga Atomic power project, Nuclear power Corporation of India limited, and KPCL Kadra, Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka on 22/10/2016 to fulfill the academic curriculum. The brief about the NPCL and KPCL are described below. 1. NPCL: Kaiga Generating Station is a nuclear power generating station situated at Kaiga, near the river Kali, in Uttar Kannada district of Karnataka, India. The plant has been in operation since March 2000 and is operated by the Nuclear Power Corporation of India. It has four units. The two oldest units comprise the west half of the site and the two newer units are adjoining the east side of the site. All of the four units are small-sized plants of 220 MW. 2. KPCL: Kadra Dam is situated in Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka state in India. The dam is constructed across river Kalinadi. The dam was primarily built as hydroelectric project for supply of water to turbines of electric power generating station. The project was completed by KPCL. The Kadra dam is having 3 units incorporated with Kaplan Turbines with power generating capacity of 50MW each. The total power produced by the hydal power station is 150MW Name of the Faculties visited the plant: 1. Prof. Sanjay D. 2. Prof. Gururaj H Number of students visited the plant: 59


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EVENT-2

Event : Mechanical Aptitude Test Semester : 7th , 5th & 3rd Sem Date : 25/10/16 Venue : Block 13,14- Mechanical department. Purpose: To train the students of all semester mechanical engineering for placement activities.

Mechanical Engineering Department conducted a general aptitude test for all semester

students on 25th Oct 2016, where in 60 students were participated. The answers were

evaluated to check their aptitude levels which will be helpful to train them for the placement

activities.


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EVENT-3

Event : A Two-Day Workshop on R TO I (RESUME TO INTERVIEW) Semester : 5th Sem Date : 22-23,October 2016 Venue : Block 14- Mechanical department

R TO I (RESUME TO INTERVIEW)

Objective: Expose students to selection process of industries.

Resource Persons/Coordinators:

1. Dr A H Mishrikoti

2. Prof B B Patil

3. Prof Chandrakant M T

4. Prof B S Patil

Participants:

V Semester Mechanical Engineering having throughout First class in previous semesters

Number of students attended 32 (Maximum capacity: 30 participants on First come First Basis)

Contents

1. Resume writing : Contents of Resume to get interview call Objectives of career. Format to

practice writing resume discussed.

2. Career Planning : Competency Skill Knowledge attitude , Career Planning steps , Career

Management

3. Personality Development: Personality – Personality Development Definition, aspects

influencing personality, Role Of Character In Personality Development, Personality Traits,

Personality Development Tips, Self-development, Seven Mantras for Success

4. Group Discussion: Definition Difference between GD and Debate, Objective , Objective of a

selection in GD, Success in a GD, Advantages of a GD Phases in a GD Important Do’s and Don’ts,

Role of Participants in a G D, Performance Evaluation Group Discussion Criteria

5. Communication Listening and Presentation: Importance, Process of communication

Feedback, 7 Cs, of communication. Principles of Listening, Traits of effective listening

Presentations and reports Content Structure Packaging Human Element Voice Tips and

Techniques of presentation

6. Interview Technique: factors interviewers considered when hiring, Purpose Assessment,

Decisive Factors, Essentials for candidate’s to know, Important parameters and criteria


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generally used for evaluation, Interview Preparation, Interview Process, Mistakes That Cause

People Jobs, Points to consider throughout the interview, Common Questions, Behavioral

Questions, Hypothetical question, Lateral thinking

7. Graduate Attributes: of Outcome Based Education Demo of Group Discussion (in 4 batches of

8 participants Group) and Mock Interview

Aptitude Test

Three Personality Assessment Tests

Feedback:

1. Arrange frequently such programmes

2. Increase time duration

3. Mock interview Instead of only select participants extend to all

4. More GD and Interview sessions to be arranged.

5. Aptitude tests should be conducted topic wise after background lecture session.

Topics Suggested:

1. CATIA/Hypermesh

2. Opportunities after BE

3. Competitive Exams.

Organised by:

Department of Mechanical Engineering in Association with IEI Student Chapter and MESA

KLS VDRIT Haliyal


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EVENT-4

Event : Wheebox Online Exam Semester : 5th & 7th Semester Date : 24-25,October 2016 Venue : CAED & CAMD Lab Mechanical department

Mechanical Engineering Department conducted Wheebox Online Examt for 5th & 7th

Semester students on 24-25 October 2016, Organised by AICTE.

Benefits Of The Test:

1. It Is Certified by AICTE and Student can get the certificate.

2. Students can see the test results and area of improvement where he is lagging.

3. AICTE Felicitates the State and National toppers.

4. Top Companies are hiring through wheebox employability test.


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STAFF ACHIEVEMENT :

Prof. Shanklar Badiger :

Prof. Shanklar Badiger has presented a paper titled " Effects of Reynolds number and

equivalence ratio on flame shapes " International Conference On Recent Innovations in

Engineering held on October-8th and 9th 2016.

Abstract:

It is very important to study the flame characteristic for different operating characteristic. The

experimental studies have been performed to investigate the flame characteristics. The

premixed Air/LPG flame was observed. The flame shapes were observed by varying both the

equivalence ratio and the Reynolds numbers. Increased in both equivalence ratio and Reynolds

numbers the soot formation in the flame was observed.


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NOVEMBER


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EVENT-1

Event : Workshop on Tooling and Tool Expo Semester : 7th Semester Date : 5th and 6th November 2016 Venue : Block 13 Objectives 1.To give insight of variety of tools, tool standards, ISO tool nomenclature, ISO designation of throw away type tooling 2.Tool selection for various processes, knowledge of different tool materials 3.Exposure to conventional and CNC tooling and machining demonstration 4.To give insight to work holding devices considering jigging and clamping points 5.Exposure to basics of CNC machine features, construction and current trends

FACILITATORS: Shri. Vinayak. R. Narayanpur, & Shri. Nagaraj Suranagi


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EVENT-2

Event : Swachh Bharat Pakhwada Date : 02th -15th November-2016 Venue : Block 13 About the program Swachh Bharat pakwad is a national level program by the Government of India to clean the streets, roads and infrastructure of the country. The Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself wielded broom and cleaned a road. The Abhiyan is India's biggest ever cleanliness drive and 3 million government employees and schools and colleges students of India participated in this event. The mission was started by Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, nominating nine famous personalities for this, and they take up the challenge and nominate nine more people and so on. Objective of the Abhiyan This Abhiyan aims to accomplish the vision of 'Clean India' by 2 October 2019, 150th birthday of Mahatma Gandhi and is expected to cost over 62000 crore (US$10 billion). The Abhiyan was described as "beyond politics" and "inspired by patriotism". Mechanical department organised varies program of swachh bharat between November -2 to November 15. Such as cleaning the labs, faculty cabins, class rooms, taking of pledge, painting, essay writing, video show and cleaning surrounding to department . In this event all teaching and non teaching faculty are actively participated to success the program.


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EVENT-3

Event : Written & Online Exam Seventh Sense Semester : 5th Sem Date : 28-Nov-2016 Venue : Computer Lab 4, 5 Purpose: To train the students of 5th semester mechanical engineering for placement activities.

Mechanical Engineering Department conducted Written & Online Exam Seventh Sense

for 5th semester students on 28-Nov-2016, where in students were participated. The answers

were evaluated to check their aptitude levels which will be helpful to train them for the

placement activities.

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