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Sant Dnyaneshwar Shikshan Sanstha‟s

Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering & Technology, Ashta. (Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Gov. of Maharashtra, and affiliated to Shivaji University Kolhapur)

Department of Automobile Engineering

Automobile Engineering Students Association (AESA) News Letter

Volume -1, Issue- 1, January 2017

Volume 1 Issue 1 January 2017

Our Inspiration

Hon. Annasaheb Dange Founder, Sant Dnyaneshwar Shikshan Sanstha, Islampur

Hon. Adv. R. R. Dange

Secretary, SDSS, Islampur

Prof. R. A. Kanai

Executive Director

Prof. Dr. A. M. Mulla

Principal Dr. L. Y. Waghmode

Admin Vice Principal

Dr. N. D. Sangale

Academic Vice Principal Dr. R. G. Desavale

Head of Department

Mr. S. M. Patil

In charge AESA

Mr. Rohit R. Deshmukh

(Student Editor) Mr. Rupesh R. Pajankar

(Student Co-Editor)






Inside This Issue ………………

Particulars Page No.

Students Achievements 3

Toppers for Academic Year 2014-15 5

Faculty Achievements 6

AESA Events 8

Technology Updates 12

Student Publications 13

Faculty Publications 14

Valuable things to be known 16






Students Achievements

“Go-Kart”

In August 2016, Indian Society of Innovative Engineers (ISIE) had been organized the

ISIE IKR-2016 Go-kart event at Shri. Krishna College of Engg. & Tech. Coimboture,

Tamilnadu. In this event, 54 teams were participated from all over the India. Team SPRINTERS

represented Automobile Department of ADCET, Ashta as one of participant in this event.

Photo 1: Go-kart Vehicle (Team SPRINTERS)

TEAM SPRINTERS cleared not only all technical rounds but also secured highest marks

in fuel economy and got 22nd

rank in overall. Team SPRINTERS include ten students from

Automobile Department (Dethe Kshitij V, Salunkhe Hanumant V, Makandar Saddamhusen Y,

Bhosale Pranav D, Yedge Suraj R, Pawar Shyam M , Attar Nihal E, Gouraje Sudarshan K,

Shivathane Amar V, Mahind Nilesh T.). Team worked under guidance of Asst. Prof.

Pradipkumar M. Gavali.






“Prashz Custom Design”

Indian custom motorcycle market has grown by many folds in last few years. Thanks to

global exposure and inner ideas of these custom builders, we can now witness a unique machine

around us in nearly every Indian city. This tale is all about Prashz Custom Designs, who had

recently completed the first project out of the 2007 Hero Honda CBZ in their garage. This

custom bobber has been named „Mini Bullet‟ by its creator.

Photo 2: Custom Bike

If you believe in the fact that only expensive motorcycles can fetch you the required attention,

Prashz custom Designs are here to change the mindset with their second custom product. As most viewers

won‟t believe this at the end, this modified bike started its life as a stock Hero Super Splendor and went

up to become this fascinating cruiser inspired street fighter. This time, they have even finished the body

panels in Blue for the premium feel

“ND’s Modified Bike”

Students of T.E. Automobile Nihal Deshmukh (ND),

Jadhav Rohan, Sawant Vishwajit and Chavare Vaibhav have

modified Suzuki max100 into cafe-racer bike. A cafe racer more

commonly is a lightweight, lightly powered motorcycle optimized

for speed and handling rather than comfort and for quick rides over

short distances. Cafe racers are noted for their visual minimalism.

Photo 3: ND’s modified bike- Café Racer






Toppers List for Academic Year 2015-16

Sr. No. Name of Student Rank Class

1 Dhalait Rustum Sikndar University Rank 1st

BE

2 Dinde Devraj A. University Rank 2nd

3 Mahadeshwar Anant S. University Rank 5th

4 Ghadage Sagar S. University. Rank 6th

5 Kudalkar Tejas R. University Rank 7th

6 Kale Abhishek S. University Rank 9th

7 Bavachkar Vaibhav P. University Rank 10th

8 Kawle Prathamesh P. 1St

TE 9 Mali Nitin S. 2nd

10 Paymal Sardar V. 3rd

11 Patil Shreyas P. 1st

SE 12 Naiknavare Akshay V. 2nd

13 Jangam Prathmesh D. 3rd

We are happy that our department is having such brilliant students who convert the

efforts into a milestone. As we had mentioned in lst newsletter that we are expecting number of

toppers in university, see the results this year. Our seven students secured university ranks. All

the project batches were participated in project competition held at ADCET Ashta named

“INNOVATION 2K16”, an initiative by Hon. Collector of Sangli district Mr. Shekhar Gaikwad

(Date: 7th

April, 2016).






Faculty Achievements

Sr.

No. Achievements Faculty Name

1. A quick response code based automated system for toll collection

(Application No. 201621035285 a) Prof. Dr. S. A. Patil

2.

Filed a patent on “Multi spindle drilling attachment with

automatic and accurate design system”(Application No.

201621035297)

Mr. I. M. Jamadar

3. A motor vehicle chassis system for strength enhancement and

improved fuel efficiency (Application No. 201621035286) Mr. P. M. Gavali

4. A sensor based automatic headlight beam Shifter (Application

No. 201621035295) Mr. P. M. Gavali

5. An autosensing system for defogging of windshield of vehicle.

(Application No. 201621035296) Mr. P. M. Gavali

6. Power and torque autosensing measurement Based fuel mode

switchover system (Application No. 201621035288) Mr. P. M. Gavali

7. 100% results in Various Subjects such as ASD, I C Engine,

Mr. I.M. Jamadar,

Mr. S. M. Patil,

8.

Organized one day faculty development program in collaboration

with Baha‟i Academy, pachagani named “Education in Universal

Human values” on 28th

November, 2016.

Mr. S. M. Patil,

9. workshop on “Geospatial Technologies for Urban Planning”

organized by ADCET-Indian Institute of Remote Sensing-ISRO Mr. I. M. Jamadar






One day faculty development program on “Education in Universal Human Values”:

Department had organized One day faculty development program on “Education in

Universal Human values” on 28th

November, 2016. Program was organized in collaboration of

the Baha‟I Academy, Pachagani. The resource person for the program was Lesan Azadi,

Director-Baha‟I Academy, Pachagani. In this program 84 faculties were participated from

ADCET, Ashta.

Photo 4: One Day Faculty Development Program on “Education in Universal Human

values”






AESA Events

Department of Automobile Engineering is not only successful in academics but also

contribute towards society and student benefit dealings. In this, our students association named

AESA contributes a lot. AESA, the emerging association; was formed in 2012. In the year of

2016, they have conducted and succeeded in number of events. Some of the events are described

as follow-

1. Road Safety – Time For Action (21stJanuary, 2016)

To make Indian roads safer and to initiate responsible driving among people, National Safety

Council of India along with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways started with the idea

of „Road Safety Week.‟ Road safety week is celebrated in India in the month of January, every

year. This year the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is organising the 27th Road Safety

Week.

Likewise every year, this year also we conduct a Road Safety one day program in the

National safety day/ week. In this program we invited as guest Mr. Sachin Vidhate Asst. RTO,

Sangli. They delivered valuable guidance on road safety, health and protection of environment.

They discussed about Rules & Regulation of driving.

Photo 5: Road safety- Lecture by Mr. Sachin Vidhate (Asst. RTO)

http://sites.ndtv.com/roadsafety/category/road-safety-week/






2. Lecture on Preparation of Interview (Student to Student Interaction)

(11th

February, 2016)

In our department, as part of the carrier guidance we arranged lecture on preparation of

interview. In this lectures, selected/placed student interacted with final year student and share

their experience. The main agenda of this lecture were exchange of knowledge about interview.

Photo 6: Lecture on Preparation of Interview by final Year CSE students

3. Industrial Visit to Gokul Dudh Sangh, Kolhapur (7th march, 2016)

As the part of course of ARAC & RAC of 3rd

year & final year respectively, department

organized a industrial visit for student at “GOKUL MILK INDUSTRYPRIVATE Ltd.

Kolhapur”, Near GokulShirgaon MIDC, Kolhapur on dated 7th

March, 2016. In this visit,

students saw different plants such as cold storage, stages of processing of milk and different milk

product. Supervisor along with staff delivered knowledge about refrigeration system, actual

working of vapour compression refrigeration cycle.

Photo 7: Industrial Visit to Gokul Dudh Sangh, Kolhapur






4. Tree Plantation (1St July,2016)

“Go Green”

“The key to a better planet is in our hand, for that we need tree plantation”.

As the Government of Maharashtra through Department of Higher Education had undertaken

large scale tree plantation programme on 1st July, 2016 with the object of increasing vegetation

cover in the state of Maharashtra. The staff along with students of our department participated in

tree plantation programme organized at Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering &

Technology, Ashta. The trees such as Mango, Almond (Badam), Tectonagrandis (sagwan),

neem, peempal, were planted on this occasion.

Photo 8: Tree Plantation at boy’s hostel

5. Blood Donation (12th

July, 2016)

“The blood you donate gives someone another chance at life. One day that someone may be a

close relative, a friend, a loved one or even you”. As a part of social responsibility, our students

along with faculty members donated the blood on the occasion of birth day of Hon. Annasaheb

Dange .






Photo 9: Blood Donation Camp

6. Orientation Program for Entry into Defense service by Captain Mr. V.

S. Nilkanth (Retd. Indian Navy) (September 2016)

Our department organized a Carrier guidance lecture on special quota for engineering student in

Defence services. In this program, our special guest Retd. Indian Navy Captain Mr. V.S.

Nilkanth was giving very valuable information. In which, they have mentioned about CDS, SSB,

AFCAT etc. exams.

7. Daksh Nagarik Satark Police (23rd

August, 2016)

Our department organized “DAKSH NAGARIK SATARK POLICE” event in association with

National COP‟s Foundation-INDIA for girl students of ADCET, Ashta. In this program our

special guest Hon. Mr. Ashok Kadam (PSI, Ashta), Mrs. Kumudini Nashte (founder of Jansewa

Pratishtan, Vita) and Prashant Patil (Khakee Press & media, Sangli) shared their valuable

thoughts with students. They have guided about woman‟s safety, self defense, woman‟s role in

society.

Photo 10: Daksh Nagrik Satrak Police






Technology Updates

1. Self balancing vehicle:

Honda has unveiled what it calls the 'Riding Assist' technology at the ongoing

Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Honda Riding Assist basically uses

technology that allows the motorcycle to balance itself in slow speeds without the use of

gyroscopes. This is achieved essentially by raking out the motorcycle's front forks and

then moving the front wheel back and forth - just like cyclists do to balance themselves at

extremely slow speeds.

Photo 11: Self balancing vehicle Photo 12: Tesla's Latest Autopilot Car

2. Tesla's Latest Autopilot Car:

Tesla announced an updated version of their autopilot hardware in December last year,

named HW2.The latest update pushes Tesla's autopilot capabilities even further towards full

automation, enabling Level 5 automation of vehicles. HW2 enables a host of features, including

autosteer, forward collision warning, parking assistant, blind spot detection, auto-barking and

parking assist.The updated hardware and software will only ready the vehicles for the highest

levels of automation in the US as legislation changes and further advances emerge.






Student Publications

1. Sajid M. Pattekari, Abhishek S. Kale, Mayur S. Patil and Sushant M. Patil, 2016, “Roller

Bearing Defect Analysis Using Experimental Data Based Models”, National Conference

on Research, Design and development in Engineering, Management and Sciences(NC-

RDD-EMS), 20th

March 2016, Rajgad Dnyanpeeth Technical Campus, Pune, ISSN:

0974-3588.

2. Sidhant S. Tadkod, Dhiraj B. Jawale and Sushant M. Patil, “Design and Development of

Nursery Automation for the Ease of Farmer”, National Conference on Research, Design

and development in Engineering, Management and Sciences(NC-RDD-EMS), 20th

March 2016, Rajgad Dnyanpeeth Technical Campus, Pune, ISSN: 0974-3588

3. Jagdip Salunkhe, Pavan Bhadare, Indrajeet Pudale, Suraj Bolawade, Nikhil Deshpande

and Imran Jamadar, “Damage Detection in Ball Bearings Using Vibration Signature

Analysis”, 1st International Conference on Advances in Dynamics, Vibration and

Control (ICADVC 2016), February 25-27, National Institute of Technology,

Durgapur, India Published Narosa Publishing House, New Delhi. Feb.2016, pp.174-179.

4. Suryaji Mane, Dnyaneshwar Doiphode and Vijay R. Patil,., 2016,“Performance

evaluation of sandwiched composite plates used for vibration absorption”, National

Conference on Research, Design and development in Engineering, Management and

Sciences (NC-RDD-EMS), Rajgad Dnyanpeeth Technical Campus, Pune, 20th

March

2016.

5. AniketPatil, Bhaskar Belnekar and Vijay R. Patil,., 2016,“Some studies on control of

vibration induced by machine using composite materials”, National Conference on

Research, Design and development in Engineering, Management and Sciences (NC-

RDD-EMS), Rajgad Dnyanpeeth Technical Campus, Pune, 20th

March 2016.






Faculty Publications

1. Sushant M. Patil, Vijay R. Patil, Amar V. Patil, Abhijeet V. Patil, Rohit A. Barawade,

Surajkumar G. Kumbhar, 2016, “Vibration signature analysis technique for detection of

faults in gear box system” International Journal of Trend in Research and Development,

Vol. 03, Issue. 03, pp. 626-629, ISSN: 2394-9333. (June-2016, Impact factor 3.025)

2. I.M.Jamadar, D.P.Vakharia, 2016, “A Novel Approach Integrating Dimensional Analysis

and Neural Networks for the Detection of Localized Faults in Roller Bearings”, Elsevier

Journal of Measurement, Vol.94, pp.77-185.

3. I.M.Jamadar, D.P.Vakharia, 2016, “An in-situ synthesized model for detection of defective

roller in rolling bearings”, Elsevier Journal of Engineering Science and Technology,

Vol.19, pp.1488-1496.

4. Gawade S. S., Jagatap S.P., Chavan D. S., “Performance analysis of different metallic

diaphragms by using theoretical & finite element methods”, Modern Era research in

Mechanical Enginnering (MERME-2016) pp. 265-268 29th

-30th

September2016.

5. Vijay R. Patil, Dr. P. V. Jadhav 2016, “Development of Prototype of Light Passenger

Quarter Car For Improved Vehicle Ride Charactritics” 1st the International Conference

on “Advanced technologies for Societal Applications Techno-societal 2016”December

20-21, 2016., Organized by SVERI‟s College of Engineering, Pandharpur, India.

6. Prof. Dr. P. V. Jadhav, Vijay R. Patil, S. G. Kumbhar., 2016, “Vibration Response of

Double Row Ball Bearing on Local Defects using Multivariable Regression

Analysis”Proceedings of 1st the International Conference on Materials, Manufacturing

and Design Engineering,(iCMMD 2016)December 20-21, 2016. Organized by

Department of Mechanical Engineering Dr. BabasahebAmbedkar Technological University

„Vidyavihar‟, Lonere, M.S. India. 402103.

7. Sandip S. Chavan, Vijay R. Patil, Ganesh N. Rakate., 2016, “Effect of Angular Positioning

of Legs On Structural Stability of Pressure Vessel By Using Non-Linear Finite Element

Analysis” Proceedings of 1st the International Conference on Materials, Manufacturing

http://www.ijtrd.com/Default.aspx






and Design Engineering,(iCMMD 2016)December 20-21, 2016. Organized by

Department of Mechanical Engineering Dr. BabasahebAmbedkar Technological University

„Vidyavihar‟, Lonere, M.S. India. 402103.

8. Prasad V Kengar, Paresh M. Wadekar, 2016, “Pool Boiling Heat Transfer in Aqueous

Solutions of Triton X-100 Surfactant”International Conference on Recent Trends in

Mechanical Engineering for Sustainable Growth(ICRTME 2016)






Valuable thing to be known

Some terms related to Automobile Engine in Program

In today‟s life, automobile engineer must have some knowledge about meaningful engine

term which is used in Automobile Engineering. Some abbreviations and full form related to

Automobile Field.

CRDi- (Common Rail Direct Injection)

TDi - (Turbocharged Direct Injection)

DTS-i - (Digital Twin Spark Ignition)

VTVT- (Variable Timing Valve Train)

MPFI - (Multi point fuel injection)

ABS - (Anti Lock Braking)

SOHC - ( Single Overhead Camshaft)

DOHC - (Double Overhead Camshaft)

SUV - (Sport Utility Vehicle)

MUV - (Multi Utility Vehicle)

HCV - (Heavy Commercial Vehicle)

LCV - (Light Commercial Vehicle)

CVTi - (Charged motion Variable Time Ignition)

CCVTI - (Controlled Combustion Variable Timing Ignition)

EBD - (Electronic Brakeforce Distribution)

BHP - ( Brake Horse Power)

BMEP - (Brake Mean Effective Pressure)

BSFC - (Brake Specific Fuel Consumption

CC - (Cubic Capacity)

CDI - (Capacitor Discharge Ignition)

C.I ENGINE - (Compression Ignition Engine)






CNG - (Compressed Natural Gas)

DFI - (Digital Fuel Injection)

DI ENGINE - (Direct Injection Engine)

EC ENGINE - (External Combustion Engine)

FHP - (Frictional Horse Power

GVW - (Gross Vehicle Weight)

HVAC - (Heating ventilating and Air Conditioning)

IC ENGINE - (Internal Combustion Engine)

IHP - (Indicated Horse Power)

IMEP - (Indicated Mean Effective Pressure)

ISFC - (Indicated Specific Fuel Consumption)

OHV - (Over Head Valve)

SFC - (Specific Fuel Consumption)

VDB - (Ventilated Disc Brake)

VVTi - (Variable Valve Timing intelligence)

4WD - (Four Wheel Drive(FWD)

2WD - (Two Wheel Drive)

ESC -(Electronic Stability Control)

EGR -(Exhaust Gas Recirculation)

EVRV -(Electronic Vacuum Regulator Valve)

WGT -(Waste Gas Turbocharger)

VGT - Variable Geometry Turbocharger)

Learning never exhausts the mind …………

-Leonardo da Vinci

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