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Post graduate programme in

Heat Power Engineering (2017-18)

Pimpri Chinchwad Education Trust’s

Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering Sector 26, Pradhikaran, Nigdi, Pune - 44

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Why ME @ PCCoE?

• Technical satisfaction between BE and ME is huge!

Masters in Engineering adds value to your education and qualification

Gives deeper subject knowledge

More opportunity in getting into core companies

• PCCoE’s ME program is at par with NIT’s

Highly qualified faculty

24 h computational lab facility

Industrial Exposure

• Invest in a degree and learn new tools which will get you set into the job market

• Flexible time schedules 2

Why ME @ PCCoE?

• Industrial Internship programs

• Training in specialized field like CFD: Ansys Fluent, CFX, Hypermesh, and PLM: Siemens NX, etc.

• Have an innovative idea? We will help you start on your own- funding available through incubation cell

• Opportunities for international paper presentation and exposure to industry and academia

• Helps you shift/ make your career into research and academics

• Strong alumni network for support and career guidance

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Where are our past students?

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Nikhil Ingle (2014-15) Urja Disha Boiler Technologies, Pune

Gargee Pise (2014-15) Cummins India, Pune

Shantanu Kale (2013-14) CAE Engineer, Equilibrium Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Pune

Ved Mukherjee (205-16) Senior Research Fellow, IIT Bombay

Birendra Rajan (2015-16) Project Associate - IIT Patna

Shruti Dhone (2014-15) Cummins India

Sumedha Mohod (2015-16) Cummins India

Ajinkya Wankhade (2015-16) Eicher Tractors , Bhopal

What we offer

• M.E.(Heat Power Engineering)

• Industrial Internship

• Scope of Employment

Design engineer in Engine design and development

Research &Development engineer in automotive industry

Project engineer in Solar Photovoltaic industry

Refrigeration and air conditioning project engineer

Energy auditor/manager

Academic and R&D institutions

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What our students say

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I have spent 2 years in this institute and I can say that these were the most fruitful years of my carrier. Here we can explore our ideas and bring them to innovation with the help of facilities like Research Laboratories, Innovation Centre. It has improved my technical as well as managerial skills and helped me to get placed in MNC."

My two years in PCCOE were transformative. PCCOE has opened my eyes to the limitless educational possibilities and helped me to build a winning attitude.”

Nikhil Ingle Placed with Urja Disha Technologies

Gargee Pise Placed with Cummins India

Shruti Dhone Placed with Cummins India

I will treasure the memories of my time in P.C.C.O.E forever. I am graced with most helping teachers who have transformed my mind towards research and developed never say die attitude.

What our students say

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Pursuing a master's degree from a private college is always like keeping one's career at stake. Now, when I see those two years of my post-graduation study in PCCoE. In these two years, I worked on research projects and also on TIFAC- a DST project as well. TIFAC helped me to provide solution for MSME companies which in future help them to increase their work efficiency. College as a whole improved academic knowledge and motivated me to work for society. In PCCoE, I also got groomed as a person with the help of one of the best teachers. The college life was a memorable experience and combination of study, fun, knowledge and an attitude towards research.

Birendra Rajan (2015-16 Project Associate - IIT Patna M.E (S.P.P.U) BE - Mechanical , BIT Mesra,Ranchi

Ved Mukherjee (2015-16) Senior Research Fellow, Department of Aerospace Engineering, IIT Bombay

PCCoE has provided me the best of education throughout my PG course. Faculties are dedicated to the improvement of the quality of the students which is quite lacking in many institutes. I had the most memorable days in my life which I will cherish forever.

What our students say…

• PCCOE is one of the best engineering colleges in Maharashtra. I would rate this college next to IITs.

• Faculty: The professors here have expertise and are proficient in their field. They make sure that every student has understood the subject. Professors here do not believe on spoon-feeding; on the contrary they believe in generating thirst for knowledge. Regular assignments, open-book tests, tutorials, etc. (most of them need to be solved by applying our own mind i.e., copy paste doesn’t work all the time) are a common practice here. Seminar and project assessments are tough which ensure the candidness of the work done by the students.

• Infrastructure: Infrastructure and labs are good and well-maintained. A computer lab is kept open 24x7 for students doing research. Canteen facilities are also commendable.

• I cherish the moments at PCCOE, especially with the Professors. The project I did here as a part of curriculum was first-of-its-kind in University. It helped me develop a decent research perspective. I can handle critical situations in my organization serenely; play a team-player in the team, etc. This was possible because of the good and holistic education imparted at PCCOE.

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Shantanu Kale (2013-14) CAE Engineer, Equilibrium Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Pune

What our students say

• ME Heat power course has brought excellent development in my personal profile. I have inbuilt various skills due to personal attention of my teachers and encouraging environment.

• ‌The faculty is excellent, who have broad vision for your career. College environment is supportive for innovation and development. This college demands performance beyond examination, which is actual requirement of industry. Placement is really good, training and placement department team is very much active. I am really greatfull for guidance and support provided by my everyone during this two year's. Thank you very much!!

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Sumedha Mohod (2015-16) Cummins India

Facilities

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Core Facilities:

• Variable compression Diesel Engine Test Rig

• Diesel Engine Test Rig

• Mini Power Plant

• Wind Tunnel

• Weather station with 12 channel datalogger • Wind resource analysis

• Design of renewable energy based systems

• Power generation forecasting and planning

Computational Facilities:

• Ansys – Structural 13.0 + CFD (Fluent 13.0,

CFX)

• CATIA V5

• AutoCAD 13.0

• Matlab 2010B

• ADAMS

• NASTRAN & PATRAN

Achievements

Students bagged research grant of Rs. 3 lacs from TIFAC, DST under MSME internship programme.

Three BCUD funded projects received by faculty members

Excellent and 100% academic results for all the batches.

Students are placed in reputed industries like, Cummins India, Tata Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra, Urja Disha Technologies etc.

Patents and filed by students as well as faculty members.

Students participated in various national and international conferences. 11

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Unique Industrial Associations

TIFAC (Technology Information,

Forecasting and Assessment Council),

Central Institute of Plastic Engineering & Technology (CIPET), Aurangabad.

Marsh Consultancy of Excellence

Pune

Mantra CAD/CAM Solutions Pune

Forbes Marshall Pvt.Ltd.

Baker Gauges India Pvt. Ltd,

MITCON consultancy services

Quality circle forum of India

3D PLM Software Solutions Ltd.

Innovation Next,Gurgaon

Sapience Tech. System Pvt.Ltd. And

Siemens Ltd.

MoU with Industries

Research competencies in Heat Power

Computational Fluid Dynamics

Experimental and Numerical Combustion

Renewable Energy: Solar & Wind Energy

Heat Transfer

Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning and HVAC

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Computational fluid dynamics and numerical

Combustion

Dr. Narendra R Deore

Professor

Ph.D (Aersopace Engineering), IIT Bombay

Experience: 15 years

Research interests: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Computational Electromagnetics (CEM), Combustion, OpenFOAM

Mr. U G Potdar

Assistant Professor

PhD (pursuing from IIT Bombay)

PhD Topic:

Research interests: Spray Combustion, Optical diagnostics and Heat Transfer

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Renewable Energy

Dr. Anindita Roy

Associate Professor & Co-ordinator (Heat Power) Engineering

Ph.D (Energy Science & Engineering), IIT Bombay

Experience: 10 years

PhD Topic: Optimal design of wind-battery systems for isolated application

Research interests: Design and optimization of hybrid energy systems,

Design of wind turbines for low wind speed regime,

Modelling, & simulation and optimization of energy systems

Mr .S.P. Salve

Associate Professor

Ph.D (Pursuing from S.P Pune University)

Experience: 10 years

PhD Topic: Design and development of solar dryer with phase change material

Research interests: Non-conventional energy sources, Heat transfer

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Experimental & Numerical Heat Transfer

Dr. P A Deshmukh

Professor

Ph.D (Mechanical Engineering), Govt. College of Engineering, Aurangabad

Experience: 19 years

PhD Topic: Thermal Performance of Elliptical Pin-fin Heat Sink in Mixed Convection

Research interests: Experimental and numerical heat transfer

Mr .C.L. Ladekar

Assistant Professor

Ph.D (Pursuing from Nagpur University)

Experience: 10 years

PhD Topic: latent heat thermal energy storage using heat pipe

Research interests: Heat pipe, Heat transfer, Latent heat storage

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Distinguished Faculty Research Projects

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Research Projects

Results from literature

Experimental Set up

Experimental Results

Flame extinction

Experimental Studies on Propagation of Premixed Flames in Diverging Mesoscale Channels

Principal Investigator: Dr. N.R. Deore

Total Amount Sanctioned: Rs. 1,40,000/-

Project Duration: 2013 to 2015

Objective To investigate flame wall interaction

Outcome Strong flame wall coupling gives rise to asymmetry of the flame Dynamics of the flame will be controlled and analysed by inflow velocity and overall burning velocity

Outcome Efficiency, effectiveness of LHTES with embedded heat pipe is relatively higher in comparisons with system with copper pipe.

Funded Research Project

Experimental investigation for enhancement of latent heat thermal energy storage using embedded heat pipe

Experimental set-up

Principal Investigator: C. L. Ladekar

Total Amount Sanctioned: Rs. 1,90,000/-

Project Duration: 2013 to 2015

Objective to investigate performance of latent heat thermal energy storage (LHTES) with embedded heat pipe

Outcome Four flow patterns viz., small bubbly flow, big bubbles flow, stream of small bubbles, churn flow for various hot fluid flow rates were identified.

Funded Research Project

Experimental Investigations of Two Phase Natural Circulation Loop with end Heat Exchangers

Experimental set-up

Principal Investigator: Ummid Isamiya Shaikh

Total Amount Sanctioned: Rs. 1,50,000/-

Project Duration: 2011 to 2013

Objective To understand the fluid flow behavior in natural circulation loops with end heat exchangers

Outcome Average lift-off height is proportional to injection pressure. Addition of co-flow increases droplet velocity by 2 to 2.5 m/s at the outer periphery of spray leading to increase in lift-off height

Funded Research Project

Experimental Investigations of Two Phase Natural Circulation Loop with end Heat Exchangers

Experimental set-up

Principal Investigator: U G Potdar

Total Amount Sanctioned: Rs. 85,000/-

Project Duration: 2015 to 2017

Objective To study the effect of lift off height and co-flow condition on the atomization and spray characteristics

Co-flow

Chamber

Air Heater

Voltage Variac

Blower

N2 Cylinder

USP’s of Heat Power Engineering at PCCoE

State of art laboratory and computational facilities.

Computational lab availability for 24 hours

100% syllabus completion for all subjects with emphasis on practical aspects.

Funding for project work through TIFAC (DST)/BCUD/PCCoE R&D funds.

Aptitude sessions for cracking placement interviews

Emphasis on quality research in PG projects through able guidance

Special encouragement to innovation and patent application through faculty guidance

Chance to work on Interdisciplinary/Innovative /Industry sponsored projects.

Continuous association with IIT faculties for research and development. 23

Salient Features

• Strong Industry Institute Interaction :

• Only college among five reputed institutes awarded TIFAC

Student will get Stipend of Rs.5,000 pm for problem identification for two moths

Three students will get Stipend of Rs.10,000 pm for working towards the identified problem for six month for three students

Selected three projects will get amount of Rs.1,00,000.00 towards project solution, facility creation

• Internship in various R&D organizations and Research Labs like ARDE, DRDO, CSIR, IIT Bombay, etc.

• Industrial Projects, Power Plant Visits, Industrial visits

• Training in specialized field like CFD: Ansys Fluent, CFX, Hypermesh, and PLM: Siemens NX, etc.

• Regular interaction with industry experts and an industrial exposure through regular expert sessions and industrial visits.

• Focus on developing the state of the art Acoustic, Noise and vibration, Computational Engineering and Renewable energy labs.

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Workshop/Seminars

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3 days National level workshop on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Oct, 2013

2 days Education program on Solar Energy Conversion, March 2015

Expert talk on Solar Thermal Technology for Process Heat, Aug, 2014

Industrial Visits

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Visit to Wind farm, SUPA, Ahmednagar

Visit to “Sahyadri Hospital” at Deccan, Pune

Visit of ME (HP) students to Solar Cooking facility at ISKCON

Activities of ME (Heat Power )

Students being trained for Energy audit

Mini Project Exhibition on Solar and Wind Power

Hands on session during Entrepreneurship program on Solar Energy

Expert talk on Energy Scenario by Dr S K Sane

Few Research Projects

Vapor Adsorption Refrigeration Test Rig

(Dr. H. U. Tiwari)

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Two Phase Natural Circulation Loop

(Prof. U. I. Shaikh)

Turbojet setup

(Prof. N. Vivekanandan)

Flame Propagation

(Dr. N. R. Deore)

Thank You

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