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VEL TECH HIGH TECH Dr.RANGARAJAN Dr.SAKUNTHALA

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

January 2019 to March 2019

ISSUE 3 VOL 8

HORIZON - NEWSLETTER Department of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering HORIZON Issue 3, Volume 8

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Department of Mechanical Engineering Newsletter © Vel Tech High Tech Dr. Rangarajan Dr. Sakunthala Engineering College,

Chennai Chief Editor:

M.Muralidharan, Asst Professor, Mech.

Associate Editor: A.Arun, Asst Professor, Mech.

Editorial Board: Anderson Blesswin P, VH7376, IV Mech.

Jeffrin Jen.J, VH 8086, III Mech. Pon Palani Kiran.B, VH 8719, II Mech.

Vignesh.S, VH 8771, II Mech.


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Principal Message

It is pleasure to present the quarterly issue of the Newsletter of Vel Tech

High Tech Dr.Rangarajan Dr.Sakunthala Engineering College for the year 2018-

2019. I am very happy to meet you through this page. Vel Tech High Tech has

stood above the rest in its approach to education and in its pedagogies. The

ways we teach and the ways our students learn are unique and creative.

Education is not an act of acquiring knowledge but learning a skill to lead life

and forming one’s personality. Many constructive efforts have been taken to

improve our college results. As campus placements are progressing, efforts to

groom the students to serve the society are also in pace. I wish to record my

hearty congratulations to those who have brought laurels to the institution and

I appreciate all of you for working together as a team for the success of this

“Department of Mechanical Engineering Newsletter”.


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Outcome Based Education (OBE)

Education forms the back bone of any country. System of Education

reveals the quality. As we know India has a population that is the youngest in

world and by 2020 we will have youngsters in the age of 21-24 who will be at

the start of their career, looking for good opportunities. But, in recent years in

our country we have seen a sharp decline in the employability of students

graduating from technical education, which proves to be a potential threat for a

nation that has youngest population.

Lot of initiatives that were taken to improve that quality of students, but

those gave little or no improvement. Based on lot of analysis Government

identified that the students lacked the potential skills and knowledge that are

required for employability or for pursuing higher education.

To bring improvement in the quality of education Indian Government

signed and became a permanent member of the “WASHINGTON ACCORD” on

13th June 2014, and started bringing reform under the initiative “OUTCOME

BASED EDUCATION”.

Understanding this impact and having extreme concerns over the quality

of students graduating and also the quality of graduates that we must produce

for our nation, we at our institution unanimously decided to follow the

OUTCOME BASED EDUCATION, to produce graduates who will bring up the

nation and who will shoulder great responsibilities in the near future.

OBE as the name indicates concentrates on the improvement of the

“outcomes or the required skills and knowledge” that a sudden must have at

the time of graduating. We at our institution and in turn in our school take

serious concern in attaining the attributes defined globally for the graduates.

Each program and the courses in a program are decided and also designed to

give specific skills required to enhance the quality.

Therefore, in our institution various skill development activities initiated

by our Principal Dr.E.Kamalanaban are being conducted in a way to aid the

cause of improvement.


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INSTITUTION VISION AND MISSION VISION

❖ Pursuit of excellence in technical education to create civic responsibility

with competency.

MISSION

❖ To impart the attributes of global engineers to face industrial challenges

with social relevance.

❖ To indoctrinate as front runners through moral practices. To attain the

skills through lifelong learning.

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

VISION

❖ To produce industry ready, innovative and creative Mechanical Engineers to meet societal challenges with moral values and research knowledge.

MISSION

❖ To impart high quality of Mechanical Engineering knowledge to students and enhance their skills to fit for industrial practices.

❖ To inspire dynamic potential minds to think innovatively and involve

them in research and consultancy. ❖ To confer the right extent of morals, ethical values and lifelong learning to

empower the general public and to make noteworthy commitments.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) On completion of the programme, our students will,

PEO1— Design, develop and establish newer mechanical system using emerging techniques such as ANSYS, 3D Printing and Smart Materials to enhance the productivity with international standards.

PEO2— Provide sustainable, cost effective and eco-friendly methodologies for

improving existing Mechanical system. PEO3— Use modern analysis and design tools such as CATIA, ANSYS and Solid

Works, to enhance quality in Mechanical Engineering domain.


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Programme Specific Program Outcomes (PSO) By the time of graduation, Mechanical Engineering students can

PSO1— Apply fundamental knowledge in mathematics, science and engineering for contributing to higher studies, teaching profession, research activities, and development of mechanical engineering and allied fields.

PSO2— Apply computational methods and analytical techniques for planning

and analyzing mechanical engineering real life problems, designing the safe, economic and managing technical activities involved in mechanical engineering and allied projects.

PSO3— Exhibit ethics in collaboration with other members of multi-domain

professional teams for the development of national sustainability.

GUEST LECTURES

Lecture No 1: Importance of FEA in Industries Date: 07th Feb 2019

Resource Person: Mr. A.Saravanan

The Department of Mechanical Engineering conducted a Guest Lecture on

07th February 2019 on the topic “Importance of FEA in Industries “by Mr.

Saravanan, Technical Manager, SIM Technologies, Chennai.


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He started with the introduction of the basic concepts of Finite

Element Analysis used for solving standard Mathematical Modeling of

problems in engineering Governing equations, Discrete and continuous

models.

He also explained New Product Design & Development including

Product life cycle process such as Concept design, Detail Design, Material

Selection, Cross functional with activities, Supplier/Customer

interaction, Handling with all SOLIDWORKS Portfolio.

Lecture No 2: Finite Element Analysis for Heat Transfer Simulation

Resource Person: Dr.M.Piramanandhan Date: 18rd Feb 2019

The Department of Mechanical Engineering conducted a Guest Lecture on

18th February 2019 on the topic “Finite Element Analysis for Heat Transfer

Simulation” by Dr.M.Piramanandhan, Engg. Services Division (Global R&D

Center) ESAB

He started with the fundamental of FEA and explained about the

solving standard Mathematical Modeling of problems in engineering

Governing equations, Discrete and continuous models.


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Explained on Real life application of One Dimensional and Two

Dimensional scalar and vector problems and Isoparametric formulation

using ANSYS software by applying heat and the analysis of real life

components by ANSYS software working on it with boundary conditions.

At last he explained the Isoparametric formulation using ANSYS

software by applying heat. Body forces and temperature effects, Solutions

Techniques to Dynamic problems are very much useful for some heat

related problem.

INDUSTRIAL VISITS

Visit No 1: Cheyyar Co-operative Sugar Mill Date of Visit:18th Feb 2019

The Department of Mechanical Engineering arranged an Industrial Visit

on 18th February 2019 to Cheyyar Co-operative Sugar Mill,

Thiruvannamalai for the IV Semester Students. Faculty Mr.A.Arun, AP

Department of Mechanical Engineering and Ms.R.Shanthi, AP,

Department of Mathematics accompanied the students to the visit.


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In this industrial visit, students learned sugar extraction from sugarcane

in several mechanical processes like Crushing, filtration, crystallization,

Size-separation, Distillation, etc.

Also, quality analysis and testing of the sugar were illustrated which was

very useful and informative to the students.

They also explained about the working of various techniques used in the

company how to extracted sugar from the sugarcane.

Visit No 2: Cheyyar Co-operative Sugar Mill Date of Visit: 07th Jan 2019

The Department of Mechanical Engineering arranged an Industrial Visit

on 07th January 2019 to Cheyyar Co-operative Sugar Mill,

Thiruvannamalai for the VI Semester Students. Faculty Mr.R.Palani, AP

Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mr.S.Rajamanickam, AP,

Department of Mathematics accompanied the students to the visit.


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In this industrial visit, students learned sugar extraction from sugarcane

in several mechanical processes like Crushing, filtration, crystallization,

Size-separation, Distillation, etc.

Also, quality analysis and testing of the sugar were illustrated which was

very useful and informative to the students.

They also explained about the working of various techniques used in the

company how to extracted sugar from the sugarcane.

Seminar

Lecture No 1: Advanced Technologies in Product Development and Reverse

Engineering

Resource Person: Mr. V. Balaji Date: 11th Jan 2019

The Department of Mechanical Engineering conducted a Seminar on 11th

January 2019 on the topic “Advanced Technologies in Product

Development and Reverse Engineering” by Mr. V. Balaji, Professional

speaker, CADD India R & D (Pvt) Ltd.

He started with the introduction of the basic concepts and use of Product

Development and Reverse Engineering in various engineering situations

for easy way of production purpose. With this knowledge of product, one


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can able to design and develop the elements that are challenge in

industries..

He also explained Complicated designs need attention on producing the

component in conventional way and using reverse engineering, it is quite

possible to manufacture any shape or design using CAD with ease

WORKSHOP ORGANISED

S. No

Date Year Topics Covered

No. Of Students Attended

Name Of The

Organizer

Relevance to Pos and

PSOs

1 06.03.2019 IV Workshop on latest trends in Industrial

Modeling 172

CADD CAMM

Solutions, Chennai-65

PO3,PO4, PO5,

PSO2,PSO3

2 07.03.2019 III

3 08.03.2019 II

STUDENTS CORNER

STUDENT PUBLICATIONS

S.No Vh No

Name Semester Article Title Journal Name Period Of

Publication Indexing

1.

7374 7347 7306 7372

T Jeneeshwar, K Manojkumar,

A Mohanraj

S Balamurugan

VIII

Design And Fabrication Of Pick And Place

Robot Controlled by

Android

Application

International Journal Of

Mechanical And Production Engineering

Research And

Development

(Ijmperd)

Jan 2019 Scopus

2.

6666

6636

6684

P Pankaj Ghosh, G Nareshkumar

Paluru Sai

Gireesh

Passed

Out

Mini Steam

Power Plant

Using Natural

Blends



Research And Development

(Ijmperd)

Jan 2019 Scopus

3.

6661

6618

6652

A Palaniyappan, G Thilippan, V Viji

Passed

Out

Performance

and Emission

Analysis In

Engine Using

Diffuser



Research And

Development

(Ijmperd)

Jan 2019 Scopus

4. 6607 P.Naveen

Chandhar, Passed

Waste Water

Recycling Unit International Journal Of

Jan 2019 Scopus


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6685

6613

A S Athish, R Kishore

Out In LHB Mechanical And Production Engineering

Research And Development

(Ijmperd)

STUDENT PARTICIPATIONS IN WORKSHOPS

S.NO VH NO

Name Semester

Workshop Hosted by Date and

Venue

1 9201 B.Sri Haran

IV

Hands on training on Dismantling and Assembling

of Automotive Engines

SA Engineering College

31.01.2019-

01.02.2019

2 8023 N

Sivaselvan VI

3 8754 S Romith Kumar

IV

4 8692 Ajay Joyson IV

5 7994 Sam Prince VI

6 8708 C.G.Lokesh IV

7 8739 Yogesh Kumar .J

IV

8 8004 S.Mohan Kumar

IV

AWARDS

S.No VH No. Name Yr Date Title Paper

Title/Event Venue

1 8064 T.Aswath

3 23.02.2019 VISAI 2019

Hydrabot under

environment theme

Veltech Rangarajan

Dr.Sakunthala R&D

Institute of Science and Technology

2 8091 S.Pradeep

3 8086 J.Jeffrin

Jen

FINAL YEAR PROJECTS

S.No Batch No Name Of The

Student Vh No Project Title Guided By

1.

1

Manivasagam D 7369

Polypropelene

Wastemanagement Mr.R.Prasanth

2. Akash R 7368

3. Hansraj 7350

4.

2

Hari Haran S 7327 Design and analysisof

turning tool insert for

the optimal machining

Mr.R.Manjunatha

n

5. Bhavanithish S 7292


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6. Firdous Ahmed M 7311 in vertical turning lathe

7.

3

Dhanasekar M 7294 Design and Heat transfer

analysis of Engine fins

by varying its materials

Dr.K.Arumugam 8.

Kishore M 7330

9. Karthi R 7349

10.

4

Balaji D 7364 Design of Rear support-

welding adapter Mr.R.Prasanth

11. Dinesh R 7324

12.

5

Hariharan R 7370 Design of Inlet and

Exhaust Valve Seat

Removing Tool in

Cylinder Head

Mr.K.Mariyappan 13.

Ashok Kumar S 7331

14. Muthu Pandi S 7213

15.

6

Anderson Blesswin

P 7376

Design and Development

of a fixture to reduce

take time of chassis

assembly

Mr.A.Arun

16. Jeneeswar T 7374

17.

7

Gnana Prakash K 7264 Reduction of Visual

Defects in Valves Using

Taguchi and Anova

Method

Dr.P.Nagasankar 18.

Gopinath S 7211

19. Pradeep G 7267

20.

8

Akhilnath V S 7309 Design and Analysis of

Gear using Aluminium

Alloy

Mr.E.Prakash 21.

Manivannan G R 7303

22. Mukesh R 7388

23.

9

Anush Muthu

Vinayag 7381

Design and Analysis of

Roll Gauge of ATV

Mr.S.Rajamanicka

m 24.

Aravinth B 7332

25.

26.

10

Arun Pragathish M 7341 design and development

of steering box mounting

in automotive

manipulator

Dr.V.Sathiyamoort

hy 27. Balachandar K 7361

28. Barath B N 7385

29.

11

Jaya Prakash M 7210 Increase the Productivity

of Electr-magnetic

Retarder

Mr.E.Prakash 30.

Dhivakaran K 7270

31. AasikAhamed N 7205

32. 12 Kumara Guru U 7279

Heat flow analysis on Dr.K.Arumugam


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33. Karthik S 7353 disc brake rotor with

different types of

material 34.

Kuppusamy K 7307

35.

13

Kishore K 7367 Design, analysis and

replacement of copper

hammer

Dr.V.Sathiyamoort

hy 36. Jhaghatheesh R 7284

37. Kavivendan M 7321

38.

14

Gowtham H 7333

Design and analysis of

piston

Mr.R.Manjunatha

n 39. Divakar K 7304

40. Harish Kumar N 7342

41.

15

Danesh Kumar D 7318 Design and analysis of

spring sompression tool

in towhook

Dr.V.Sathayamoor

thy 42. Dinesh L 7283

43. Jeevanandhan M 7335

44.

16

Basker R 7278 Optimization of Process

Parameters of WEDM

during Machining of

Titanium Grade 5 Alloy.

Mr.K.Mariyappan 45.

Aravindh K 7363

46. Deepan Balaji S

7282

47.

17

Ajith Kumar R 7386 Design and analysis of

Exhaust Manifold to

control Emission

Dr.V.Sathayamoor

thy 48. Elamaran G 7336

49. Mohan Raj A 7306

50.

18

Manojkumar K 7347

Design and Fabrication

of water drying machine

Mr.S.Satheeshku

mar 51. Mathan Kumar M 7343

52. Murali B 7296

53. 19

Aravindh Srinivasan

H

6639

Emission effecs on

various ignition angle in

a multi cylinder Diesel

Engine

Dr.K.Arumugam

54.

20

Abhishek A 7365 Cycle time Reduction by

neglecting Tappered

clearance setting stag

Mr.N.Karthick 55.

Jachin Luke E 7357

56.

57. 21 Jai Vignesh V 7382

Design and Analysis of Mr.P.Balaji


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58. Karthik J 7384 Oil Filter Protection cap.

59. Karthikeyaan S 7379

60.

22

Deepak R 6679

Cycle time reduction in

Front Axle Division Mr.K.Mariyappan

61. Aravind S 7372

62. Aswin S 7280

63.

23

Jeevanandhanm S 7377 Cycle Time Reduction in

Brake Line Leak Test in

Vts Stage

Dr.R.Suresh 64.

Kishor A 7312

65. Mahendran S 7356

66. 24

Mohamed Alameen

Sameer

7344

Barcode sticker placing

automation in Valvo

inlet Manifold cell

Dr.R.Anbazhagan

67. 25

Lakshmi Narayanan

M

7194

Design and fabrication of

Strandbeest ( Theo

Jansen Mechanism)

Dr.R.Anbazhagan

CLUB ACTIVITIES

S.No VH No. Name Yr Date Title Venue

1 8007 R. Mahesh III

23.01.2019-27.01.2019

BAJA SAE 2019

NATRAX Facility of NATRiP, Pithampur,

Madhya Pradesh

2 7312 A.Kishore IV

3 7357 E.Jachin Luke IV

4 7324 R.Dinesh IV

5 8053 H.Divakar IV

6 7333 H.Gowtham IV

7 7363 A.Abhishek IV

8 7374 T.Jenneswar IV

9 7389 M.Naveen Kumar IV

10 7388 R.Mukesh

11 8713 J.Moshik Mihir II

12 7303 G.R.Manivannan IV


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13 8743 R.S.Manish

Prakash II

14 7298 M.Rahul

15 7305 R.Rajesh

16 7393 M.Sathish Kumar IV

17 7376 P.Anderson

Blesswin IV

18 7309 V.S.Akilnath IV

19 7299 K.Vijay Shankar IV

20 7386 R.Ajith Kumar IV

21 7300 P.Vigneshwaran IV

22 8748 S.Vaideeswary II

23 7983 R.Thiruvasan III

24 8732 I.Thameem Gani II

BONVOYAGE

Our Honorable Founder & President Col.Prof.Vel.Dr.R.Rangarajan funds

and supports Scholarship Programs to benefit graduate and postgraduate

students studying for a career in top universities of the world. And for this

academic year Mr. Pranav Karthick S Batch (2013-2017) bags the Scholarship

Award. He had enrolled for a M.S programme in Advance Manufacturing at


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SWINBURN University of Technology, Australia and in order to felicitate him, a

Bon Voyage programme was organized by the Department of Mechanical

Engineering along with Higher Education Cell. An amount of Rs 10k was given

by our Honorable Chairman as a token of appreciation.

FACULTY CORNER

PARTICIPATION IN FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

S.No HTS No. Name Date Title of the Workshop Place

1 877 Mr.R.Plani 14-19/01/

2019

Advanced Mechanical Micromachining

techniques for miniaturization of

products and processes

IIT Madras

PARTICIPATION IN WORKSHOP


1 815 N.KARTHICK

07.02.2019 “Importance of FEA in

Industries”

Veltech Hightech Dr.RR Dr.SR Engineering

College, Avadi

2 696 Dr. K.ARUMUGAM


Industries”

Veltech Hightech Dr.RR Dr.SR

Engineering College, Avadi

3 1291 Dr. R.SURESH


Industries”


College, Avadi

4 1286

Dr.

R.ANBAZHAGAN 07.02.2019 “Importance of FEA in

Industries”


College, Avadi

5 1287

Dr.

V.SATHYAMOORT

HY 07.02.2019

“Importance of FEA in Industries”


College, Avadi

6 1391 DR.NAGASANKAR


Industries”

Veltech Hightech

Dr.RR Dr.SR Engineering

College, Avadi

7 723

S.RAJAMANICKA

M 07.02.2019 “Importance of FEA in

Industries”


College, Avadi

8 797 T.V.B.BABU


Industries”


College, Avadi


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9 877 R.PALANI


Industries”


College, Avadi

10 725 N.GAYATHRI


Industries”


College, Avadi

11 934 NAGENDRAN N


Industries”


College, Avadi

12 1011 ARAVINDH.S


Industries”

Veltech Hightech


College, Avadi

13 1072 MARIYAPPAN.K


Industries”

Veltech Hightech


College, Avadi

14 1076

S.SATHEESHKUM

AR 07.02.2019 “Importance of FEA in

Industries”


College, Avadi

15 1073

M.MURALIDHARA

N 07.02.2019 “Importance of FEA in

Industries”


College, Avadi

16 1089 R.PRASANTH


Industries”


College, Avadi

17 1101 R.MANJUNATHAN


Industries”


College, Avadi

18 1255 E.PRAKASH


Industries”


College, Avadi

19 1265 A.ARUN


Industries”


College, Avadi

20 1340 D.BALAJI


Industries”


College, Avadi



Industries”


College, Avadi

22 1291 Dr. R.SURESH


Industries”


College, Avadi

23 1286

Dr.

R.ANBAZHAGAN 07.02.2019 “Importance of FEA in

Industries”


College, Avadi


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24 1287

Dr.

V.SATHYAMOORT

HY 07.02.2019

“Importance of FEA in Industries”


College, Avadi



Industries”


College, Avadi

26 1011 ARAVINDH.S


Industries”


College, Avadi



Industries”


College, Avadi

PARTICIPATION IN SEMINAR


1 815 N.KARTHICK

11.01.2019

“Advanced Technologies in Product Development

and Reverse Engineering”


College, Avadi


11.01.2019




College, Avadi

3 1291 Dr. R.SURESH

11.01.2019




College, Avadi

4 1286

Dr.

R.ANBAZHAGAN 11.01.2019




College, Avadi

5 1287

Dr.

V.SATHYAMOORT

HY 11.01.2019


and Reverse

Engineering”


College, Avadi


11.01.2019




College, Avadi

7 723

S.RAJAMANICKA

M 11.01.2019

“Advanced Technologies

in Product Development and Reverse Engineering”

Veltech Hightech


College, Avadi

8 797 T.V.B.BABU

11.01.2019




College, Avadi

9 877 R.PALANI

11.01.2019




College, Avadi


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10 725 N.GAYATHRI

11.01.2019




College, Avadi

11 934 NAGENDRAN N

11.01.2019




College, Avadi

12 1011 ARAVINDH.S

11.01.2019




College, Avadi

13 1072 MARIYAPPAN.K

11.01.2019



Veltech Hightech


College, Avadi

14 1076

S.SATHEESHKUM

AR 11.01.2019



Veltech Hightech


College, Avadi

15 1073

M.MURALIDHARA

N 11.01.2019




College, Avadi

16 1089 R.PRASANTH

11.01.2019


and Reverse

Engineering”


College, Avadi


11.01.2019




College, Avadi

18 1255 E.PRAKASH

11.01.2019




College, Avadi

19 1265 A.ARUN

11.01.2019




College, Avadi

20 1340 D.BALAJI

11.01.2019




College, Avadi


11.01.2019




College, Avadi

22 1291 Dr. R.SURESH

11.01.2019




College, Avadi

23 1286

Dr.

R.ANBAZHAGAN 11.01.2019




College, Avadi

24 1287 Dr.

V.SATHYAMOORT11.01.2019




College, Avadi


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11.01.2019




College, Avadi

26 1011 ARAVINDH.S

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