Notice Board

To present that our department is bringing out a magazine for this academic year. It is a nice platform for both the faculty and the students to exhibit their talents. I strongly believe that it would be an excellent medium through which the world can learn about the potential.

 I hope that this would be an ongoing process and the magazine would bring out the latent talent of everyone. I join others in appreciating and recognizing the hard work of the editors and the magazine committee in bringing out the magazine and in wishing them success in their endeavor

Our Vision

The Mechanical Engineering Department is committed to be recognized globally for outstanding education and research leading to well qualified engineers who are innovative, entrepreneurial and successful in advanced fields of engineering & research and ready to contribute effectively to the advancement of the industry and society.

Our Mission

1. To impart quality education in Mechanical Engineering and allied areas at under graduate levels by integrating effective teaching learning process.
2. To equip the students apply fundamental knowledge in Mechanical Engineering and gain knowledge of emerging areas and cutting edge technologies.
3. To encourage entrepreneurship and to develop sustainable technologies for the benefit of society.
4. To provide an environment for acquiring ethical values and positive attitude through conducive atmosphere for research and development at national and global level.
5. To enable interaction of the students with the industry for achieving professional growth contributing to the development of the nation.

Conference / Seminar

Guest Lecture on 'EXODIA'

On 24th September 2016 'Guest lecture', the second event of 'EXODIA' was organized successfully. Dr J. P Subrahmanyam chief guest of the event, Dr P.N. Hrisheekesha, the guest of honour, Director Dr K.N.M.I.E.T. lighted the ceremonial lamp. Dr P.N. Hrisheekesha addressed the gathering and congratulated the members of the club for their endeavours. The topic of Dr J. P. Subrahmanyam taught was “Progress in I.C Engine Design & Supercharging method”. Near about 180 students of 2nd& 3rd year attended the lecture. The Exodia members Ashish, Gaurav, Shubham, Amulya, Ankita, Raushan, Shivam & Om Prakash etc. were present there.

PEO and PSO

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

To provide the students with:

1.Quality education and innovation in mechanical engineering.

2.Capability to function ethically in professional mechanical engineering discipline and to exhibit good competency in the work culture.

3.To provide a very good academic and research environment and culture in the institute as well as in the department.

4.Contribute the society to improve standard by solving problems with mechanical engineering knowledge.

5.To make changes in working culture and academic program to fulfill the demand/requirement of industry.

Program Specification Outcomes

1.By the culmination of this program, the graduate acquires the ability to 1.Categorize,      create and solve engineering problems related to various materials and their properties using skills, techniques and state of art of mechanical engineering tools.
2.Have good awareness of problem analysis related to design, manufacturing,  production and marketing
3.Apply the mechanical engineering principles to design and develop components which can be assembled into systems.
4.Conduct investigation of complex problem related to the thermal and mechanical behavior of materials and systems.

Lab & Facilities

Engineering Mechanics Lab

The Engineering Mechanics Laboratory is a subject which will help engineers to understand the application of theory that he has studied in practice by performing experiments and verifying results. Besides the above, the objective of the curriculum with effective skill will be developed in them to observe experimental data, and to analyze the results. These topics of this curriculum will certainly build their confidence in performing the utilization of principle of mechanics in engineering works.

Material Science & Testing Lab

All engineering materials used in structures & mechanisms must be known for their mechanical properties. In this lab the students are made conversant to the basic principles & testing methodologies for tests for tensile & compressive strength, toughness, hardness, torssional & bending strength

Heat & Mass Transfer Lab

Heat and mass transfer are the areas of engineering that address how quickly energy or material substances move from one place to another. Understanding these phenomena is essential to designing and analyzing heating and cooling operations, and most separation processes.

The Heat and Mass Transfer Laboratory offers experiments for boiling-film heat transfer, countercurrent heat exchange, thermal conductivity, home heating system design, and radiation. Mass transfer experiments include membrane separations and liquid-liquid extraction.

Measurement Metrology Lab

Metrology is the science of measurement. At the base of metrology are the definition, realization and dissemination of units of measurement the students need to understand the basic principles and uses of different types of precession and other measuring equipments. In the measurement & metrology lab the students are made convergent with all these equipments.

Dynamics of Machines Lab

An awareness of the way machines work is fundamental to most engineering courses. Students need to understand the principles of mechanical advantage, cams, vibration and mechanical movement to give them a solid foundation of knowledge about mechanical system behavior. This knowledge will serve them throughout their academic and future engineering careers. The Dynamics of Machines Lab teach the principles and theory of laws / principles in mechanical mechanism.

CAD/CAM Lab

It is a well known fact that the present era is of computers and the mechanical engineering is no exception.

The CAD/CAM lab is equipped with the latest computers and software to cater the two and three dimensional design and drafting needs. An CNC machines is provided to inculcate the modern machining by controlling the tool movement through computers.

Automobile Engineering Lab

Automobile sector is one of the fastest growing sectors.  In automobile lab a student learns the functioning of all its systems. This lab is equipped with various cut sections of engine parts, body / chassis and other parts.

Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machine Lab

The laboratory is designed to give introduction to basic t fundamentals of mechanics of fluid by demonstrating through experimental procedures.

The range of experiments provided covers the complete field of the “Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics for Engineering” such as: Pipe friction,??Laminar and turbulent flow, Bernoulli’s principle, Osborne Reynolds, Hydrostatic pressure, Impact of a jet, Orifice discharge, Vortex, Flow visualization, Flow meters, Flow channel, Turbo-machines: centrifugal pump, Pelton and Francis turbine, Hydraulic ram pump, etc.

RAC Lab

Keeping cool has been a human preoccupation for millennia, In this modern era refrigeration & air-conditioning will be the most wanted field of engineering. With the increase of living standards the comfort air conditioning is no longer considered a luxury but a fact of modern existence. The industrial use need not be emphasized

The RAC lab is equipped with all the equipments to give a comprehensive knowledge about the basic principles of refrigeration and air-conditioning, consistent with the syllabus.

Department Library

Student / Faculty Achievement

Student Achievements

Faculty Achievements

Sponsor Research & Consultancy Projects

Consultancy Projects

Research Paper / FDP Details

Research & Development:

The Department is insisting on the research & development to meet the up surging industrial needs.

From the session (2011-12), M. Tech (CAD) is being introduced. All the faculties are encouraged for going for higher studies.

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

a. In case, if the staff member does not give notice in advance, then the staff member owes to the institution his / her earning for the period as stipulated already in the appointment / promotion order before he / she is relieved.
b. The unavailed leave at the credit of the staff member shall not be adjusted towards the notice period.
c. In case if , he/she takes leave for a day and if there is no casual leave available, then the leave availed will be treated as on loss of pay with the cut in the salary for the day during the notice period
d. While getting relieved, files, materials and documents, etc., entrusted to him / her shall be handed over to the person nominated by the HOD under proper acknowledgement.
e. The staff member can apply for his/her the relieving order from the Institution only after the submission of “No Dues Certificate” in the prescribed form along with a copy of handing over charge record.
f. A staff member may be relieved immediately if he/she gets a Government Job or the concerned individual’s spouse is transferred or he/she is getting married. But, this is subject to the discretion of the management after assessing the merit of the request.

Club

Tech Wizard Club

Workshop/Guestlectures/Industrial Visit

Visit to Auto Expo

On 8th of Feb. students along with the faculty members visited Auto Expo which was held at “EXPO MART” Greater Noida. The 13thAuto Expo is the biannual automotive show of India & 2nd largest auto show of the World, held in the National Capital region of Delhi. Approx. 180 students went to see the exhibition under the super vision of faculty members Shashank Sahu& Vishal.

Results & Ranks

Departmental Collaborations

Placement

Gallery

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