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Master of Engineering
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Master of Engineering in Mechanical – Trinity Academy of Engineering, Pune

Level: Post Graduate

Intake : 12 Seats

Assessment Pattern: Semester

Study Mode: Offline

Duration: 2 years

Location: Sr.No. 25 &27,Kondhwa-Saswad Road,Bopdev Ghat, Pune

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Dr. K. B. Gavali

hodmech.tae@kjei.edu.in

The Master of Engineering (ME) in Design Engineering is a postgraduate program focused on developing future-ready leaders in mechanical design. It combines advanced theory with practical application in areas such as Vibrations, Mechanics of Materials, Mechanism Synthesis, and Finite Element Analysis. Students gain hands-on experience through labs and research projects, solving real-world engineering problems. Graduates are equipped for careers in automotive, aerospace, robotics, and manufacturing, with strong skills in teamwork, communication, and project management. The program welcomes innovative and passionate engineers ready to shape the future of design.

Department Overview

The Mechanical Engineering Department is committed to excellence in teaching, research, and industry engagement. With a strong foundation in core areas such as thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, machine design, manufacturing, and solid mechanics, the department also embraces interdisciplinary advancements in automation, robotics, data analysis, and sustainability.

Our programs are designed to nurture innovation, critical thinking, and practical skills through state-of-the-art laboratories, industry collaborations, technical events, and project-based learning. Students gain hands-on experience through industrial visits, technical expos, internships, and participation in professional bodies like SAE, QCFI, and ISHRAE.

Backed by experienced faculty and a dynamic academic environment, the department produces competent engineers equipped for careers in automotive, aerospace, energy, and manufacturing sectors, as well as higher education and research

Course objective

To equip students with in-depth knowledge and practical skills in mechanical design, focusing on analytical and computational methods to solve real-world engineering problems. The program emphasizes innovation, research, and interdisciplinary integration to prepare students for leadership roles in design and development across various engineering industries.

Course Outcomes

  • Apply advanced concepts of mechanics, materials, and vibrations to mechanical design
  • Use tools like Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and CAD/CAE software for solving complex design problems
  • Design and analyze mechanisms and machine elements considering functional, economic, and safety aspects
  • Conduct independent research and contribute to innovative product development
  • Demonstrate effective project management, teamwork, and professional communication skills
  • Address design challenges in sustainable, ethical, and globally competitive contexts

Course Outcomes

Graduates of this program can explore diverse opportunities in sectors such as:

  • Career Opportunities
  • Automotive and Auto Component Industries
  • Aerospace and Defence
  • Robotics and Automation
  • Consumer Product Design
  • Heavy Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing
  • Research and Development (R&D)
  • Higher Education and Academia
  • Engineering Consultancy Firms

Job Roles & Career Perspectives

  • Design Engineer / Product Design Engineer
  • CAE / FEA Analyst
  • R&D Engineer
  • Project Engineer / Project Manager
  • Tool & Die Designer
  • Manufacturing Design Specialist
  • Mechanical System Simulation Engineer
  • Academician or Research Associate
Dr. K. B. Gavali

Dr. K. B. Gavali

Designation: Professor & HOD

Qualification: Ph.D. Mechanical, M.Tech. Manufacturing Engineering

Experience: Teaching - 22.5 years

Area of Interest: Manufacturing, Control System Mechatronics

Contact: +91 94049 98420

Email Id: hodmech.tae@kjei.edu.in

Dr. Vyasraj Kakhandki

Dr. Vyasraj Kakhandki

Designation: Professor

Qualification: PhD (Mech) IIT-Bombay

Experience: Teaching - 37 years

Area of Interest: Theory of Machines, Machine Design, Composite Materials, Engg. Graphics, Solar Energy

Contact:

Email Id: kakhandki_vj@rediffmail.com

Dr. Manoj K. Chaudhary

Dr. Manoj K. Chaudhary

Designation: Assistant Professor

Qualification: PhD (Mechanical)

Experience: Teaching - 11 years

Area of Interest: Wind Power, Thermal Energy, Additive Manufacturing, Fluid Mechanics

Contact:

Email Id: manojchaudhary.tae@kjei.edu.in

Mr. V.D. Kolate

Mr. V.D. Kolate

Designation: P.G. Coordinator & Assistant Professor

Qualification: Ph.D. (Pursuing), M.E. Mechanical (Design Engineering)

Experience: 10 Years

Area of Interest: Design, Vibration & Noise, Mechatronics

Contact: +91 9096272183

Email Id: vijaykolate.tae@kjei.edu.in

Mr. Kiran Prakash Pawar

Mr. Kiran Prakash Pawar

Designation: Assistant Professor / TPO

Qualification: Ph.D. (Pursuing-Mechanical Engineering)

Experience: Teaching: 11 years

Area of Interest: IC Engine, Thermal Engineering

Contact:

Email Id: kiranpawar.tae@kjei.edu.in

Mr. Shambhu Kumar

Mr. Shambhu Kumar

Designation: Assistant Professor

Qualification: Ph.D. (Pursuing), M.E. Heat Power Engg.

Experience: Teaching: 10 Years 6 Months, Industry: 3 Months

Area of Interest: Thermal Engineering

Contact: +91 9730199404

Email Id: shambhusaw.tae@kjei.edu.in

Dr. Anuja H Karle

Dr. Anuja H Karle

Designation: Assistant Professor

Qualification: PhD (Composites)

Experience: Teaching - 7 years

Area of Interest: Manufacturing, Composites, Tribology

Contact: +91 9730199404

Email Id: anujakarle.tae@kjei.edu.in

Ms. Vrushali S Gaikwad

Ms. Vrushali S Gaikwad

Designation: Assistant Professor

Qualification: ME (Mechanical Design)

Experience: Teaching - 5 years

Area of Interest: Machine Design, Solid Modelling, Engineering Drawing

Contact: +91 9730199404

Email Id: vrushaligaikwad.tae@kjei.edu.in

Mr. Sagar Sanjay Gadakh

Mr. Sagar Sanjay Gadakh

Designation: Assistant Professor

Qualification: M.Tech. (Thermal Engineering)

Experience: Teaching: 04 Years

Area of Interest: Machine Design, Additive Manufacturing Process, Friction Stir Welding

Contact: +91 9730199404

Email Id: sagargadakh.tae@kjei.edu.in

Mr. Kundlik Atmaram Konde

Mr. Kundlik Atmaram Konde

Designation: Fitter Instructor

Qualification: ITI, MA

Experience: 14 years

Contact:

Email Id: kundlikkonde.tae@kjei.edu.in

Mr. Sagar Kumar Nigade

Mr. Sagar Kumar Nigade

Designation: Sheet Metal Instructor

Qualification: HSC, ITI

Experience: 14 years

Contact:

Email Id: sagarnjgade.tae@kjei.edu.in

Mr. Pravin Shivaji Bhongale

Mr. Pravin Shivaji Bhongale

Designation: Welder

Qualification: SSC, ITI

Experience: 12 years

Contact: +91 9890704073

Email Id: prajaktajagtap.tae@kjei.edu.in

Mr. A. Y. Kamthe

Mr. A. Y. Kamthe

Designation: Lab Assistant

Qualification: ITI, NCVT

Experience: 09 years

Area of Interest: Well versed with Windows XP, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint & Internet

Contact: +91 88888 03251

Email Id: aykamthe@gmail.com

Mr. M. G. Badadhe

Mr. M. G. Badadhe

Designation: Peon

Qualification: H.S.C

Experience: 09 years

Experience in Industry: 01 year

Contact: +91 73044 68686

Email Id: manoj.badadhe@gmail.com

CAD/CAM II Laboratory

CAD/CAM II LABORATORY

Name of Laboratory: CAD/CAM II
Area of Lab (in Sq. m): 97.7
Name of Lab Assistant: Mr. A. Y. Kamthe

Mechatronics Laboratory

MECHATRONICS LABORATORY

Name of Laboratory: Mechatronics
Area of Lab (in Sq. m): 66
List of Major Equipments in Lab: Interfacing of sensor transmitter with Data Acquisition, PLC Ladder Logic implementation trainer, Real Time PID temperature controlled trainer, Linear conveyor system - Bottle filling system, PID based DC motor speed controlled trainer, Ladder diagram development software with accessories, PID software for system design and tuning
Name of Lab Assistant: Mr. A. Y. Kamthe

Research

R&D Cell has been established to promote and monitor the research Programs of the College. R & D cell is headed by Dr. Manoj Kumar Chaudhary, (Assistant Professor & Dean, Research). The aim of research and development (R&D) is to improve the current technologies offered by an organization or to develop innovations that strengthen the organization’s position. R&D cell in mechanical department facilitates internet facility along with latest software’s that are required in mechanical field for design, analysis and simulation purpose.

Click here for Research & Development Cell Inauguration Program
Details of Research Papers Published by Faculty A. Y. 2017-22
Details of Paper Presented / Published in Conferences A. Y. 2017-22
  • K. B. Gavali, Manoj K. Chaudhary, N. R. Kadam, Design and Testing of Innovative Airfoil for Small Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine Blade at Low Reynolds Number, EVERGREEN Joint Journal of Novel Carbon Resource Sciences & Green Asia Strategy (In press) Dec, 2024, (Scopus).
  • Sagar Gadakh, K.B. Gavali, Manoj Kumar Chaudhary, Meet Mehta, Design and Development of New Airfoil for Small Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine Blade at Low Wind Speed, International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, Volume 12, Part 9, 2023, Pages 26-32, Sep, 2023, (Scopus).
  • Vijay Dilip Kolate, P. D. Darade, Harshada Deshmukh, S. R. Patil, Emerging Technologies in Displacement Amplification of Lever and Bridge-Type Compliant Mechanism: A Review, Journal of Physics: Conference Series 2601 (2023) 012021, IOP Publishing doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2601/1/012021.
  • Manoj K. Chaudhary, N. R. Kadam, K. B. Gavali, Design and Testing of Innovative Airfoil for Small Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine Blade at Low Reynolds Number, EVERGREEN Joint Journal of Novel Carbon Resource Sciences & Green Asia Strategy (In press) Dec, 2024, (Scopus).
  • Manoj K. Chaudhary, Pankaj N. Shrirao, A. N. Ingale, S. V. Giri, CFD Analysis of heat transfer and flow behavior of fluid flowing over the straight and twisted square fin, Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, Volume 12, Part 9, 2023, Pages 26-32, Sep, 2023, (Scopus).
  • K.B. Gavali, Manoj Kumar Chaudhary, Sagar Gadakh, Meet Mehta, Design and Development of New Airfoil for Small Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine Blade at Low Wind Speed, International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, Volume 12, Part 9, 2023, Pages 26-32, Sep, 2023, (Scopus).
  • Khandu Gavali, Improvisation Of Efficiency Of Heat Pipe, Journal of Xidian University, VOLUME 17, ISSUE 5, 2023 pp 979-991, May 2023, (Scopus).
  • Khandu Gavali, Speed Control Based Anti-Collision System – By Using Distance Measuring Sensor or “Ev”, GRADIVA REVIEW JOURNAL, volume 9 issue 5, 2023 (Scopus).
  • Prajakta Kadam, Vaibhav Rahinj, Nikhil Kadam, Manoj Kumar Chaudhary, Khandu Gavali, Satish Deshmukh, Evaluation of Cutting Parameters in Turning Operation of AISI 4140 using Al2O3 Inserts Via Taguchi Method, Journal For Basic Sciences, Volume 23, Issue 3, 2023, pp-865-871, (Scopus).
  • Nikhil Kadam, Prajakta Kadam, Adinath Damale, G Karthieyan, D M Kulkarni, Investigation on the Microstructure, Thermo-physical and Mechanical Characterization of Laser re-melted Plasma Sprayed 8YSZ TBCs, Lasers in Engineering, 2023 (Scopus).
  • Vijay Dilip Kolate, Manoj Kumar Chaudhary, Sandeep S. Kore, Adhikrao Sarjerao Patil, Computational Study and Enhancement of Heat Transfer Rate by Using Inserts Introduced in a Heat Exchanger, Journal of Advanced Research in Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences, Vol 103, Issue 1, 2023, Pages 16-29, (Scopus).
  • Nikhil Kadam, Prajakta Kadam, Influence of spray angle onto the microstructural and mechanical properties of air plasma sprayed 8YSZ TBCs, Materials Today: Proceedings, Nov. 2022 (Scopus).
  • Manoj Kumar Chaudhary, Pankaj N Shrirao, Amol N Patil, Performance evaluation of heat transfer characteristics of heat exchanger in longitudinal fluid flow with serpentine tubes of constant pitch, Materials Today: Proceedings, Volume 72, Part 3, 2023, Pages 864-869, Sep, 2022, (Scopus).
  • Prof. Gavali K. B. is working on the research topic “Industrial engineering, job shop scheduling” Research Scholar, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, Coimbatore-641021, India.
  • Prof. Mahesh Shewale is working on research topic “Mechatronics Control Systems” Research Assistant at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI).

Publications:

  • K.B. Gavali, “Job Shop Scheduling With the Aid of Hybrid Social Spider Optimization and Gray Wolf Optimization with Industrial Scheduling Case Study", International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology, vol. 8-10, ISSN No. 0976-6359.
  • K.B. Gavali, “Effective Utilization of Job Shop Scheduling in Auto Industries with the aid of Social Spider Optimization", Journal of Green Engineering, vol. 8-4, ISSN No. 1904-4720.
  • K.A. Katake, “Design and Fabrication of 360 degree Conveyor System with Up-Down Mechanism”, International Journal of Mechanical Robotics and Production Engineering, vol. 8-6, ISSN: 2349-3534, UGC.
  • S.B. Harsur, “Automation of Hydraulic Press to Reduce Cycle Time”, International Journal For Scientific Research and Development, issue 6/9, ISSN: 2321-0613.
  • S.B. Harsur, “Ergonomics and Safety for Hydraulic Press Machine,” International Journal of Management, Technology and Engineering, issue 8/9, ISSN: 2249-7455, UGC.
  • Shambhu Kumar, “Semi Automatic Pneumatic Gear box & Lubrication system", International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering & Technology, Vol. 5, issue 12, ISSN: 2394-1588.
  • Shambhu Kumar, “Automatic Gear Shifter for Two Wheelers", International Journal for Scientific Research & Development, Vol. 6, issue 11, ISSN: 2321-0713.
  • K.B. Gavali, “Performance Enhancement in Job Shop Scheduling with the Aid of Hybrid Social Spider Optimization and Gray Wolf Optimization", International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, issue 12-21, ISSN: 0973-4562, UGC.
  • V.D. Kolate, “Static Structural Analysis and Optimization of Pneumatic Compressor Connecting Rod,” International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Issue 6-6, ISSN 2319-7064, UGC.
  • V.D. Kolate, “Design and Development of Anti-Roll Back Mechanism,” International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Issue 6-6, ISSN 2319-7064, UGC.
  • V.D. Kolate, “Development of Transportation Structure of Industrial Trolley,” International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Issue 6-6, ISSN 2319-7064, UGC.
  • Sandeep P. Nalavade, Patange Abhishek D, Sharad S. Mulik, Mahesh S. Shewale, “Novel Machine Health Monitoring System", Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (AISC), issue 828, Springer.
  • Sandeep P. Nalavade, Patange Abhishek D, Sharad S. Mulik, Mahesh S. Shewale, “Development of 12 Channel Temperature Acquisition Systems for Heat Exchanger Using MAX6675 and Arduino Interface", Lect. Notes Mechanical Engineering, Springer.
  • Sandeep P. Nalavade, Patange Abhishek D, Sharad S. Mulik, Mahesh S. Shewale, “Review of Vibration Monitoring Techniques Using Low Cost Sensors and Microcontrollers,” Journal of Mechatronics and Automation, vol. 4/2, ISSN No. 2455-1988, UGC.
  • Sandeep P. Nalavade, Patange Abhishek D, Sharad S. Mulik, Mahesh S. Shewale, “Development of 12 channel temperature acquisition system for heat exchanger", 3rd International conference on Innovative Design, Analysis and Development Practices in Aeronautical and Automobile Engineering.
  • Sandeep P. Nalavade, Patange Abhishek D, Sharad S. Mulik, Mahesh S. Shewale, “Novel Machine Health Monitoring System", International Conference on Data Engineering and Communication Technology.
  • K.A. Katake, “Analysis and Comparison of Metal Matrix and Steel Connecting Rod,” International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering, Issue: 8/X, ISSN: 2321-9653, UGC.
  • Patange Abhishek D., “A Review on Wavelet Transform Techniques used for Machine Health Monitoring", NCRDMECE.
  • Patange Abhishek D., “A Review on Wavelet Transform Techniques used for Machine Health Monitoring", NCRDMECE.
  • Patange Abhishek D., “Modeling and Analysis of Unmanned Remote Guided Vehicle on Rough and Loose Snow Terrain", NCRDMECE.

B.E. Projects

Adsorption Refrigeration System Project

Study and Testing of Adsorption Refrigeration System in Automobile Air Conditioning Powered by Exhaust Gases

It is a well-known fact that a large amount of heat energy associated with the exhaust gases from an engine is wasted. A rough energy balance of the available energy in the combustion of fuel in a motor car engine shows that one third is converted into shaft work, one third is lost at radiator and one third is wasted as heat at the exhaust system, even for a relatively small car engine. Heat energy can be utilized from the exhaust gas — this heat energy is enough to power an adsorption air conditioning system to produce the air conditioning effect.
ADSORPTION: Adsorption is the adhesion of atoms, ions or molecules from a gas, liquid or dissolved solid to a surface. This process creates a film of the adsorbate on the surface of the adsorbent. This process differs from absorption, in which a fluid is dissolved by or permeates a liquid or solid respectively.
Academic Year 2018-19 B.E. Project

Lever Operated Wheelchair Project

Design & Fabrication of Lever Operated Wheel Chair for Disabled Persons with No Legs

This project includes the design and fabrication of lever propelled wheelchair. There are many people who are disabled due to some injuries or other drastic diseases. So, there are various techniques used in the improvement of the conventional wheelchair. Researchers used the techniques like HMI, HCL and Accelerometer in the wheelchair. It improved the basic model but there are some people who cannot afford such advanced wheelchair. So, in this design we are using the lever for transmitting the force to move wheelchair instead of applying the force on push rim. We are using the basic mechanisms for the movement of wheelchair. The wheelchair is designed in such a way that it requires less effort and it is cheaper than the other advanced wheelchairs.
Academic Year 2018-19 B.E. Project

Train Axle Power Generation Project

Train Axle Power Generation Through Magnetic Couplings

The movement of the train was not used for generation of power since diesel engine innovation. The utilization of the moving train to produce electricity can be done. So the production of electricity by using the concept of the rotation of secondary shaft due to the primary railway axle. It is caused by the moving train by using an electrical power generation system. This device could be placed along railway bogies or locomotive axles. An electrical power generation system comprises a variable capacitor and a power source. The magnetic coupling hereby used will transfer power from locomotive axle to the generator shaft without contact that will imply no contact / friction load on railway locomotive shaft. That will be beneficial for power generation without altering or damaging the ongoing system.
Academic Year 2018-19 B.E. Project

Automatic Gear Shifter Project

Automatic Gear Shifter for Two Wheelers

According to reports shown in Feb-2018 the production of manual transmission has fallen to 30% while the modern automatic transmission has increased to 70% of its production, as the demand for gearless bikes has increased. This paper aims to introduce one such kind of automatic transmission which is a Pneumatic Gear Shifter. It is a system which will change the gear automatically with the help of Microcontroller Unit, Control Unit, Pneumatic Cylinders, Hoses, and Sensors.
Academic Year 2018-19 B.E. Project

Boiler Chimney System Project

Designing a Boiler Chimney System to Enhance Boiler Efficiency Against Fouling

The industrial boilers are working at very high temperature and pressure, and some flue gases formed in the boiler need to be exhausted into the atmosphere. For this, boiler chimneys are provided. But over time, fouling forms in the chimney and causes blockages. The existing chimney systems often lack any provision to clean the particulate filters, which reduces the boiler's efficiency and increases the risk of accidents. Our project focuses on redesigning the boiler chimney to prevent fouling. The new design allows for periodic cleaning of the particulate filters and enables quick maintenance without interfering with boiler operations.
Academic Year 2018-19 B.E. Project

Teachers Day Celebration by MESA

Teachers Day Celebration by MESA

The program was arranged by the students of Third Year Mechanical Department. The initiative was taken by the MESA coordinators Mr. Dilip Lohar, Mr. Sanchit Bhikule, and Mr. Sharukh Khan on behalf of all students under the guidance of Prof. D.A. Baitule. HOD sir had given his charge to Mr. Dilip Lohar for that day. All MESA coordinators decided to conduct the teaching-learning activity on that day. All year students participated and delivered lectures in their respective classes. The respective faculty members were also present for the lectures. It was a nice experience to see students teaching in front of their juniors and colleagues. After the academics, all students along with the staff gathered in Room 228 and shared their experience about the activity. Students got the experience of teaching, how to face the class, and how to prepare for a lecture.

Industrial Visit to Goa Shipyard

Industrial Visit to Goa Shipyard

The industrial visit for CAD/CAM & Automation was arranged on 11th & 12th Oct 2018. A total of 99 students visited the companies along with 5 faculty members of the Mechanical Department. Students gained practical knowledge about robotics and automation. As India took its first steps as a political entity in 1947, the policymakers recognized that it would be in the country’s best interest to cultivate indigenous warship building as a strategic capability. In 1961, after Goa’s liberation, the potential of a small shipyard called “Estaleiros Navais de Goa” to contribute towards this national aspiration was recognized. The yard, later renamed Goa Shipyard Limited, was consciously shaped, developed, and upgraded to become one of the country’s premier defence shipbuilding hubs on the west coast. Students observed the working culture in industries, which will help them work in any industry after passing out from college.

Shivjayanti Celebration

Shivjayanti

The Cultural Event “Shivjayanti” was organized by MESA (Mechanical Engineering Students Association) and other associations under various departments of the college. The inauguration program started with lighting the lamps by all guests. The program began with a bike rally with students from every department. Prof. Dr. N. J. Uke greeted all the guests and gave an overview of Shivjayanti, along with a brief summary about KJEI. Students arranged Dhol Pathak for the event. Energetic performances were given on sword handling and other historical equipment. Students were motivated by various historical functions, and the views of King Shivaji were shared for individual personality development. This enhanced the capabilities of budding artists by contributing to the culture of India.

Malhargad Cleaning

Malhargad Cleaning

On the basis of the thoughts of King Shivaji, cleaning of Malhargad was organized by MESA (Mechanical Engineering Students Association). Students observed the condition of our Indian historical places and found them very dirty with lots of waste. Hence, they decided to take a good initiative and built a team where everyone acted as a team leader like King Shivaji. They decided to clean the fort after taking permission from the college, with full support from the staff. A total of 23 students participated in this cleaning drive. They started the cleaning from the statue of King Shivaji, hailing the name of JAY SHIVAJI and JAY BHAVANI. A lot of local people appreciated this event.

Academic Year : 2021-22
Value Added Programs

Sr. No. Topic Name of Person Conducted Post/Organization Name Course Conducted Class Number of Days Number of Students Present
Date Month Year
01 Data Science & Machine Learning Mrs. Chanchal Kedia & Mr. Arvind Joshi & Mr. Pravin Mhaske Data Scientist 18 07 2022 SE, TE & BE 05 47
02 Finite Element Analysis Dr. S. P. Deshmukh Professor 17 01 2022 SE, TE & BE 05 56
03 Operation Excellence in Six Sigma Green Belt Mrs. Mugdha Dhupakar Professor 02 05 2022 SE, TE & BE 05 112

Academic Year : 2021-22
Value Added Programs

Sr. No. Topic Name of Person Conducted Post/Organization Name Course Conducted Class Number of Days Number of Students Present
Date Month Year
01 MATLAB Dr. S. P. Deshmukh Professor 16 08 2021 SE, TE & BE 5 54
02 Advances Of Mechatronics Dr. S. P. Deshmukh Professor 20 01 2021 TE & BE 05 39

Academic Year : 2019-20
Value Added Programs

Sr. No. Topic Name of Person Conducted Post/Organization Name Course Conducted Class Number of Days Number of Students Present
Date Month Year
1 Design concepts in industry Mr. Dhiraj Bora SaiCAD Center, Pune 01 08 2019 BE 1 120
2 GD&T in Metrology Dr. Momin Accurate Pvt. Ltd. 27 07 2019 TE 1 42
3 Recent trends in MQC Dr Anand Bewoor Cummins college of Engineering, Pune 30 07 2019 TE 1 45
4 Scope of Automotive in industry Mr. Nikhil Kolpyakwar Rennovabiz Pvt. Ltd 31 07 2019 TE 1 43

Academic Year : 2018-19
Value Added Programs

Sr. No. Topic Name of Person Conducted Post/Organization Name Course Conducted Class Number of Days Number of Students Present
Date Month Year
1 Introduction to CNC & Programming Mr. Suyog Pawar & Mr. Ravindra Shinde Freshers Training Center, Pune 23 08 2018 BE 1 35
2 Product Design & Modelling Mr. Gyan Dubey Opulent Infotech Pvt. Ltd. 29 08 2018 TE & BE 2 116
3 International Student Leadership & Life Skill development Mr.Shashikant Dhanshetti Director,flying high 19 09 2018 SE,TE & BE 2 150
4 Guest Lecture on Energy Engineering Mr. Sudhir R Shah Faculty Trainer,Petroleum Conservation Research Association 21 01 2019 BE 1 120
5 UPSC and MPSC exam guidance Mr. Dnyandev Thube Ex Deputy Collector,Pune 27 3 2019 BE 1 120
Mr. Balaji Chaudhari UPSC Exam expert
Mr. Sandeep Patil UPSC Exam expert

Academic Year : 2017-18
Value Added Programs

Sr. No. Topic Name of Person Conducted Course Conducted Class Number of Days
Date Month Year
1 Tool Engineering Mr. Mahesh M. Moog 08 09 2017 BE 5
2 Autodesk Fusion 360 Mrs. Mugdha Malawade 01 09 2017 TE 2
3 Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Ms. Ishwari P. Chandekar 22 08 2017 BE 1
4 Maintenance of Equipment in Industry Mr. Y. P. Fatangade 24 07 2017 BE A 3
5 Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) Mr. M. N. Chandan & Mr. A. D. Patange 08 07 2017 BE A 3

Industrial visits

Industrial visit has its own importance in a career of a student who is pursuing a professional degree. It is considered as a part of college curriculum. Objectives of industrial visit are to provide students an insight regarding internal working of companies. We know, theoretical knowledge is not enough for making a good professional career. With an aim to go beyond academics, industrial visit provides student a practical perspective on the world of work. It provides students with an opportunity to learn practically through interaction, working methods and employment practices. It gives them exposure to current work practices as opposed to possibly theoretical knowledge being taught at college. Industrial visits provide an excellent opportunity to interact with industries and know more about industrial environment.

  • Prof. S.B. Desai and Prof. D.A. Baitule arranged the visit to KJ College Power Plant (Steam Power Plant), Pune on 6th April 2017 for B.E (Mechanical) under Power Plant Engineering. To see the working of Steam Power Plant and also finding the dryness fraction of steam.
  • Prof. S.L. Konde and Prof. A.Y. Patil arranged the visit to SAI Service Station, Kondhwa Pune on 21st March 2017 for S.E (Mechanical) under Applied Thermodynamics.
  • Prof. S.P. Nalavade and Prof. A.B. Mali arranged visit to Varasgaon Hydro power station, Pune on 14th February 2017 for B.E (Mechanical) under Power Plant Engineering. The aim of visit was to understand the working of hydroelectric power plant.
  • Prof. M.K. Chaudhari and Prof. D.G. Chavhan arranged visit to Parvati Pumping Station, Pune on 16th January 2017 for T.E (Mechanical) under Turbo machine. The aim of visit was to understand the working of centrifugal pumping station & water distribution system.
  • Prof. S.L. Konde and Prof. S.R. Burgul arranged visit to Universal Construction Machinery & Equipment Ltd, Pune on 19th September 2016 for T.E (Mechanical) under Metrology and Quality Control. To observe quality vision, mission of company and get practical use of quality tools also acquire knowledge about measuring equipment.
  • Prof. S.P. Nalavade and Prof. Shambhu Kumar arranged visit to Penguin Cold Storage Pvt Ltd, Pune on 14th September 2016 for B.E (Mechanical) under Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. The cold storage system for frozen meat / seed etc. has been observed. It works on NH4 refrigerator with reciprocating compressor.
  • Prof. Chandan M.N. and Prof. A.D. Patange arranged visit to MAN Service Station KJ Automotive Limited, Pune for T.E (Mechanical) on 7th September 2016 under Hydraulics and Pneumatics. To see the actual application of hydraulic & pneumatics in automobile and construction.
  • Prof. S.P. Nalavade and Prof. Shambhu Kumar arranged visit to Lokshahir Annabhau Sathe Natyagruha, Padmavati, Pune on 30th August 2016 for B.E (Mechanical) under Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. The Theater (Industrial) Air conditioning system has been studied at the actual site. The capacity of Theater is 100 TR.
  • Prof. D.G. Chavhan and Prof. M.K. Chaudhary arranged visit to Veer Dam (Hydroelectric Power Station), Pune on 17th March 2016 for T.E (Mechanical) under Turbo machine.
  • Prof. Shambhu Kumar and Prof. D.G. Chavhan arranged the visit to MAN Service Station KJ Automotive Limited, Pune on 15th March 2016 for S.E (Mechanical) under Applied Thermodynamics. To see working of the I.C Engine system like lubrication, cooling, starting system and maintenance of IC engine (Trucks).
  • Prof. S.L. Konde and Prof. S.R. Burgul arranged visit to Kakade Laser Pvt. Ltd., Pune for T.E (Mechanical) on 20th September 2015 under Metrology and Quality Control. To observe quality vision, mission of company and get practical use of quality tools also acquire knowledge about measuring equipment.
  • Prof. S.P. Nalavade and Prof. D.A. Baitule arranged visit to Sunrise Cold Storage, Khadi Machine Chowk, Pune on 16th September 2015 for B.E (Mechanical) under Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. The cold storage system for frozen meat / seed etc. has been observed. It works on NH4 refrigerator with reciprocating compressor.
  • Prof. A.Y. Patil and Prof. D.A. Baitule arranged the visit to Katraj Dudh Dairy, Katraj, Pune on 14th September 2015 for S.E (Mechanical) under Thermodynamics. To see working of the boiler, condenser, evaporator.
  • Prof. Chandan M.N. and Prof. A.D. Patange arranged visit to MAN Service Station KJ Automotive Limited, Pune on 11th September 2015 for T.E (Mechanical) under Hydraulics and Pneumatics. To see the actual application of hydraulic & pneumatics in automobile and construction.

Student Activities

  • Sagar Rane has qualified GATE examination with score = 44.
  • Joshi Atharva, Deshmukh Dushyant have participated in Automobile workshop conducted by Tech-katta in the year 2015-16.
  • Jadhav Amit, Joshi Atharva had participated in MECHTRIX Event in Mind Spark organized by College of Engineering, Pune.
  • Dikshit Kaustubh has participated in zonal level research project competition AVISHKAR organized by BCUD, University of Pune.
  • Joshi Atharva, Jadhav Amit have attended “Tech for Nation - A Social Entrepreneurship Seminar” jointly organized by Tantra Shikshan Vidyarthi Parishad & College of Engineering, Pune.
  • Teams of students participating in INTERNATIONAL SERIES OF KARTING 2015-16 under the guidance of Prof. M. S. Shewale and Prof. S. L. Konde.
  • Two teams from third year participating in Go Karting 2015-16 event in Hyderabad.

Extra Curriculum Activities

Go Karting Project

Go Karting

Our college Go-Kart Team- “Royal Falcons” participated in an International Series of Karting, Hyderabad and Trinity Karting Trophy, Pune. A team of 26 members together contributed to construct and manufacture the Go-Kart. Along with the members, our guide Prof. S. L. Konde, all mechanical engineering department staff, and friends helped us fabricate the Kart. The team captain Deepak Padwal and vice-captain Atharva Joshi distributed respective departments regarding the Go-Kart.

The team was divided into calculations department, modeling and analysis department, virtual department, purchase department, and manufacturing department. The work started from the calculations team who designed the Kart, which was then modeled and analyzed. The purchase team procured the required materials, and the production team, along with a mechanic, welder, and worker, fabricated the Kart. The virtual team prepared for design and business presentations simultaneously.

During ISK, Hyderabad, the team passed technical inspection, braking, and acceleration tests, but couldn’t enter the endurance race due to a brake issue. However, in the Trinity Karting Trophy, Pune, the Kart passed IT, acceleration and braking, skid pass, auto-cross, and reached the endurance race, ranking 11th. The team’s motto was to gain practical knowledge, manage and tackle manufacturing challenges, and enjoy the process of building their own designed Kart.

Teachers' Day Celebration

Teachers’ Day

5th of September is celebrated every year in India as Teachers’ Day to commemorate the birthday of the first vice president of free India as well as an outstanding teacher, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. It was celebrated with great pomp and show. The whole event was organized and executed by T.E (Mechanical) students under the guidance of Mrs. Supriya Burgul. Inspiring talks were delivered by honorable Principal Mr. P.M. Patil, Mr. S. S. Mulik (HoD, Mechanical department), Mone sir as well as students.

Engineers' Day Celebration

Engineers’ Day

Engineers’ Day, which is celebrated in the memory of the legendary engineer Sir M. Visvesvaraya, was celebrated on Teachers’ Day. Being an engineer and teacher, it was a great pleasure for faculties to be a part of this function. As a part of the game, rapid quizzes were asked by the students to the faculties in which all took part enthusiastically.

Tree Plantation

Tree Plantation

Students took initiative to create environmental awareness by giving plants to felicitate teachers instead of bouquets on Teachers’ Day. Later these plants were planted in the college premises.

Curriculum

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