Department of Mechanical Engineering
The significant constituencies of the Mechanical Engineering Department are the faculty, the students, the alumni, the employers and the graduate schools. Special representatives of these constituencies include the Industrial Advisory Board of the Program and student leadership of the AIAA and ASME undergraduate programs. The programs educational objectives are established and reviewed on an ongoing basis based on the feedback from the various constituencies as well as archival information about the program graduates. The faculty engages in continuing discussions of the academic programs in the regularly-scheduled monthly faculty meetings throughout the academic year.
Student Outcomes
In order to achieve these objectives, we have adopted the following student outcomes, as stated by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET Inc.
1. An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering.
2. An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.
3. An ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs.
4. An ability to function on multidisciplinary teams.
Vision and Mission
Vision
To be a Centre of excellence for development and dissemination of knowledge in Mechanical Engineering for the nation and beyond.
Mission
Establish itself as an excellent academic center through expert pedagogical methods and modern laboratories to produce world class mechanical engineers
Disseminate knowledge through seminars, conferences and continuing education programs
Make tie-ups with industries, research centers and renowned institutions to synergize the benefit
Contribute towards the upliftment of the society
Goals
Assist to prepare educational professionals recognized for the quality and significance of their teaching, research, scholarship, service, outreach, and leadership.
Provide widely recognized leadership in the improvement of teaching, learning, and assessment of educational outcome across the life span through exploration, erudition, and technology.
Enhance the commitment of faculty, staff, and students to the centrality of diversity, social justice, and democratic citizenship.
Provide leadership in the development of collaborative, professional relationships with schools, organizations, and other institutions focused on the improvement of education in schools, communities, and workplace settings.
Sustain a caring, supportive climate throughout the College.
Enhance the effective and efficient management of the College.
Facilities
Manufacturing Technology Laboratory
Turret Lathe
Centre Lathe
Horizontal Milling Machine
Vertical Milling Machine
Surface Grinding Machine
Cylindrical Grinding Machine
Shaping Machine
Slotting Machine
Planning Machine
Tool Makers Microscope
Lathe Tool Dynamometer
Thermal Engineering Laboratory
Single Cylinder 4 Stroke Diesel Engine
Slow Speed Single Cylinder 4 Stroke Diesel Engine
2 Stage Air Compressor
Experimental Blower Test Rig
Cleavel and Flash And Fire Point Apparatus (Open Cup)
Pensky Marten Flash Point Apparatus
Red Wood Viscometer
2 Stroke Single Cylinder Petrol Engine
4 Stroke 3 Cylinder Petrol Engine.
Heat Power Laboratory
Thermal Conductivity Apparatus
Stefan Boltzman Apparatus
Lagged Pipe Apparatus
Forced Convection Apparatus
Natural Convection Apparatus
Parallel Flow / Counter Flow Heat Exchanger
Emissivity Apparatus
Pin-Fin Apparatus
Refrigeration Test Rig
Air-Conditioning Test Rig
Strength of Materials Laboratory
Universal Testing Machine
Torsion Testing Machine
Impact Testing Machine
Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine
Mechanical Type Spring Testing Machine
Brinell Hardness Testing Machine
Dial Gauges
Compressor Meter
Mechanical Extensometer
Deflection Beam Apparatus
Kinematics Dynamics Laboratory
Spring Mass System
Bifilar Suspension System
Compound Pendulum
Multi Degree Suspension System
Flywheel Axial System
Single Double Rotor
Universal Governor
Cam /Follower
Whiriling of Shaft
Gyroscope
Static and Dynamics Balancing
Turn Table Apparatus
Transverse Vibration Apparatus
Balancing Of Reciprocating Masses
Proto Models
Helical Gear
Spur Gear Model-1
Reciprocating Engine Mechanism
Double Universal Joint
Bevel Gear
With Worth Quick Return Mechanism
Gear Trains
Warm Gear
Spur Gear
Oscillation Cylinder Mechanism
Single Universal Joint
Metrology Measurement Laboratory
Temperature Measurement
Force Measurement
Torque Measurement
Vibration Measurement
LVDT (Linear Variable Differential Transducer)
Mechanical Comparator
Electrical Comparator
Pneumatic Comparator
Sine Bar
Slip Gauges
Floating Carriage Micrometer
Auto Collimator
Tool Maker Microscope
Profile Projector
Vernier Height Gauge
Mechatronics Laboratory
Air Compressor
Electro Pneumatic Trainer Kit
SPDT Switches Push Button Switch Kit
Electro Pneumatic Trainer Kit With PLC
Programmable Logic Controller(PLC)
Pneumatic Power Circuit Kit
Design & Testing Of Pneumatic Power Circuit Kit
Programmable Logic Controller For Servomotor Controller
D.C Motor Speed Controller Trainer Kit
Servomotor Controller
Stepper Motor Controller
Digital PID Controller
Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Laboratory
Centrifugal Pump
Reciprocating Pump
Gear Oil Pump
Pelton Turbine
Francis Turbine
Pipe Friction Apparatus
Kaplan Turbine
Impact of Jet on Vanes Apparatus
Notch Apparatus
Bernoullis Theorem Apparatus
Pitot Tube Setup
Hydraulic Flame Apparatus
CAD/CAM Laboratory
Computer Systems
Laser Printer
Trainer CNC Lathe
Trainer CNC Milling Machine
Solid Edge 3D Modeling Software
Edge cam Software
Engineering Practices Laboratory
Centre Lathe Machine
Gas Welding set
Carpentry
Fitting
Smithy
Foundry
Welding
Forging
Piping & Plumbing
Sheet metal works
Power Hacksaw Machine
Drilling Machine
Grinding Machine
Sawing Machine
Activities
| S.No |
Name of the Program |
Date of the Program |
Title of the Program |
Chief Guest Name |
| 1 |
ONE DAY WORKSHOP |
07.09.2015 |
BENCHMARKS AND COST REDUCTION TECHNIQUES USED IN AUTO INDUSTRIES |
Mr.M.T.R.Sathishkumar |
| 2 |
National Level Interdisciplinary Conference |
28-02-2015 |
Emergence Of Green Engineering Technology Science(Nicegets-2015) |
Dr.R.Rajasekar |
| 3 |
National Level Technical Symposium |
19&20-09-2014 |
Novus2k14 |
Dr.S.Ashok |
| 4 |
Entrepreneurship Development Cell And Seminar |
6-09-2014 |
Student Entrepreneurship Initiative |
Mr&Mrs.M.krishna prabhu,M.E., |
| 5 |
An Inaugural Function of "TREMORS Association |
12-09-2013 |
An Inaugural Function of "TREMORS Association |
Mr. D.Venkateswaran, |
| 6 |
International Interdisciplinary Research Workshop |
28-03-2013 |
One day International interdisciplinary research workshop |
Dr. S. Arunachalam |
| 7 |
ISO Awareness Programme |
16-03-2013 |
One day ISO Awareness Programme |
Dr. P. Suresh Kumar |
| 8 |
TREMORS |
07-07-2011 |
High-status TREMORS Association |
Mr.S.Sakthivel |
NOVUS 2K14
Technical Symposium NOVUS 2K14 on 20th September 2014
Thiru. A. Anbalagan, Chairman, and Thiru. R. Ramanathan, Correspondent honored the Chief Guest. Prof. C. Ramamoorthy, HoD (Mechanical) explained about the importance of the workshop. Prof. S.K. Elangovan, Secretary, delivered the Presidential Address, and he urged the students to come forward, observe and utilize the benefits of the Workshop. Prof. S. Obli, Dean, explained about the importance of Green Engineering.
Dr. T.K.Kannan, Principal, also enhanced the key points about Green revolution and the role of students to emphasize the same. He congratulated the HoD and Staff members of Mechanical Department for organizing this workshop. Prof. Y.V.Sairam, Assistant Professor (Mech) introduced the Chief Guest to the participants. The Chief Guest Address was given by Shri. B.E. Rajendran, Associate Vice President, JSW Steels Ltd., Pottaneri, Salem who has insisted on conserving forests.
Further, he emphasized the need for keeping the environment and Mother Nature for our future generations. He added that planned usage of vehicles would save the fuel thereby avoiding pollution. The valedictory function was presided over by Dr. T.K. Kannan, Principal and the students had expressed their views and opinions about the workshop. They were given more time to understand the concept explained during the workshop and was conducted in an effective manner.
NOVUS 2K14
Technical Symposium NOVUS 2K14 on 19th September 2014
Prof. S.Ranganathan, Associate Professor (Mech) delivered the welcome address to the gathering. To give an auspicious start to the function Mrs. S.V.Revathi Elangovan, Coordinator, The Kavery Educational Institutions, lighted the Holy Lamp along with the VIPs. Prof. C. Ramamoorthy, HoD (Mechanical) explained the overview of the programme. Thiru. A. Anbalagan, Chairman, and Thiru. R. Ramanathan, Correspondent honoured the Chief Guest and Prof. S.K. Elangovan, Secretary, delivered the Presidential Address, and he urged the students to come forward and utilize the benefits of the Technical Symposium and the smooth conductance of the events as planned.
Prof. S.Obli, Dean & Dr. T.K.Kannan, Principal felicitated the function. They congratulated the HoD and Staff members of Mechanical Department for organizing this symposium. Dr. S.Ashok, Managing Director, Saravana Hospitals, Salem was the Chief Guest who honoured the function with their gracious presence. Prof. Y.V.Sairam, Assistant Professor (Mech) introduced the Chief Guest. The Chief Guest addressed the participants and emphasized the importance of Symposiums and its role in the development of Engineers’ technical skills honed during the college life itself. Prof. V.Saravanan, Assistant Professor (Mech) proposed the vote of thanks and appreciated the students from all other colleges for their participation. In this event around 200 students have participated and benefited.
International Interdisciplinary Research Workshop
One day International interdisciplinary research workshop on 28th March 2013
One day International interdisciplinary research workshop on "preparation & publication of research articles in international journals"
Chief Guest: Dr. S. Arunachalam, M.E., Ph.D., Professor, University of East London, UK. A quantity of 264 participants like Industrialists, Faculty Members, Research Scholars and PG Scholars were participated and benefited from various industries & institutions including various states of Andra, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamilnadu.
ISO Awareness Programme
One day ISO Awareness programme on 16th March 2013
One day ISO Awareness programme on "System Standardization in Educational Institution"
Chief Guest: Dr. P. Suresh Kumar, M.B.A., Ph.D., Director (BIMS), Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathy. A quantity of 84 Faculty Members of the institution were participated and benefited.
Faculty Professional Developments
Prof. C. Ramamoorthy, Director (Research & Developments) has participated and presented a research paper entitled “Integral approach of lean principles and software based mechatronics system” in the 11th International Society for Business Innovation and Technology Management Conference, during May 17-19, 2013 held at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.
TREMORS Association
An Inaugural Function of "TREMORS Association" on 12th September 2013
Prestigiously conducted an Inaugural Function on "TREMORS Association"
Mr. D.Venkateswaran, Partner & Head, Venbro Polymers. Past Chairman, CII, Erode Zone was the Chief Guest for this Inaugural function. He delivered the inaugural address to the students. He elaborated the present trend about what today Industries expected from Students. He emphasized that “KNOWING” alone is not sufficient, Industries need “DOING”. Industrial Visit should not be like Picnics, even if Small Industries are visited, students should come out with some additional or extra knowledge.
Finally, he concluded the quoting, “That Industries need real Engineers and not just engineering studied Engineers”. He also explicated that these professionals can find employment both in the government and private sector undertakings. To give an auspicious start to the function, Mrs.S.V.Revathi Elangovan, Coordinator, The Kavery Educational Institutions, lighted the Holy Lamp.
Thiru A.Anbalagan, Chairman honoured the Chief Guest. Prof.S.K.Elangovan, Secretary, The Kavery Educations Institutions delivered the Presidential Address, and he urged the students to acquire knowledge beyond their subjects to develop a broad perspective and work with perseverance and sincerity towards their cherished goals. Prof. S.Obli, Dean & Dr.T.K. Kannan, Principal felicitated the function. They congratulated the HoD and Staff members of Mechanical Department for inaugurating this Function. He exhorted the Association to conduct more technical seminars, Special lectures once in a month, to enrich the technical knowledge of the students.
Prof. S.Obli, Dean & Dr. T.K.Kannan, Principal felicitated the function. They congratulated the HoD and Staff members of Mechanical Department for inaugurating this Function. He exhorted the Association to conduct more technical seminars, Special lectures once in a month, to enrich the technical knowledge of the students. Prof. M.Meenakshi, HoD/Mechanical delivered a warm welcome to the gathering. Mr.Y.V. Sairam, Associate. Professor/Mechanical read the profile of the Chief Guest.
TREMORS
High-status "TREMORS Association" on 07th July 2011
Mr.S.Sakthivel, Regional Head of South India, Blend Consulting & Training Services India Ltd., Haryana was the chief guest for this Inaugural function. He delivered the inaugural address to the students. He emphasized on requirement of Quality education stating that theoretical knowledge wouldn’t be sufficient but hands on experience is significant. A blend of Knowledge and Performance can help the students achieve their farfetched goals. The inaugural session was followed by the seminar on the topic "Recent trends in Automotive Electronics".
To given a promising start to the function, Mr. S.Obli Dean., lit the Holy Lamp. Mr.Laxman student of III Year Mechanical delivered warm welcome to the gathering. Mr.P.Laxman, Student of III year Mechanical read the profile of the chief guest and Mr.S.Sakthivel announced the members of the "TREMORS Association". Mr. A.Anbalagan, Chairman honored the chief guest Mr.S.Sakthivel, Regional Head of South India, Blend Consulting & Training Services India Ltd., Haryana. Prof.S.Elangovan, Secretary delivered the Presidential Address, and he urged the students to acquire knowledge beyond their subjects to develop a broad perspective and work with perseverance and sincerity towards their cherished goals.
Prof. S.Obli, Dean & Dr.KCK.Vijayakumar, Principal felicitated the function. They congratulated the HOD and staff members of Mechanical Department for inaugurating this Association. He encouraged the Association to conduct more technical seminars, Special lectures on a regular basis to improve the technical knowledge of the students. A graceful vote of thanks was proposed by Mr.Laxman, Student of III year Mechanical Engineering. Prof.A.Rameshkumar, HOD / Mechanical acknowledged the earnest efforts taken by the management, Dean, Principal, the Staff members and students of Mechanical Department for the triumphant inauguration of this Association.