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1 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Dr. P.V.Walke Head of Department Dr. D. J. Tidke Faculty Advisor Members Prof. N. P. Awate Prof. A.D. Pitale Prof. N. S. Sohani Incharge-Dept News Letter Editor (Students) Mr. Pranit Gadgil Mr.Akshay Shelgaonkar Mr Ganesh Shinde Year-03 Volume: 01 January Our Vision To be recognized internationally for quality education and research in mechanical engineering with excellence in the fields of design, manufacturing and thermal sciences. Our Mission To prepare professionally competent and broadly educated mechanical engineers by developing analytical and research abilities, encouraging culture of continuous learning and by adopting new technologies to solve complex problems. Programme Educational Objectives of Department (PEOs) The educational objectives of the Mechanical Engineering programme are designed to produce competent engineers who are ready to contribute effectively to the advancement of Mechanical Engineering causes and to accommodate the needs of the profession. The Mechanical Engineering Department is dedicated to graduating mechanical engineers who: 1. Shall practice Mechanical Engineering in the general disciplines of design, thermal and manufacturing engineering in industry and establishments in government and private sectors. 2. Shall apply fundamental technical knowledge and skills to find workable solutions to technological challenges and problems in various areas of Mechanical Engineering. 3. Shall pursue advanced education, research and development, and other creative efforts in science and technology.

2 4. Shall conduct themselves in a responsible, professional and ethical manner for the benefit of the industry and society. Programme Outcomes (POs) The programme is targeted at developing the following competencies, skills and abilities amongst students. They shall be able to: 1. Acquire knowledge in the discipline of mechanical engineering, apply fundamentals of mathematics, engineering and sciences and apply technologies to solve complex problems in inter and cross disciplinary areas. 2. Search out relevant technical information, use analytical tools to formulate problems and identify workable solutions. 3. Design mechanical systems, components, or processes to meet their performance needs from considerations of public health and safety as well as cultural, societal, and environmental issues. 4. Engage in R & D pursuits, set up and conduct experiments, analyze and interprete data using tools, techniques and instrumentation in mechanical engineering and interdisciplinary area. 5. Identify, formulate and solve mechanical engineering problems using modern design and manufacturing approaches and computational and software tools. 6. Understand the responsibilities associated with the use of technology & processes on societal & legal issues of concern in respect of health, safety and culture. 7. Understand contemporary issues in sustainable development and in providing technology solutions considering impact of economic, social, political, environmental and global issues. 8. Understand ethical and professional issues and responsibilities in engineering practice, creative enterprise, loyalty and commitment. 9. Communicate effectively in written, oral and graphical forms, provide instructions and present the results in a professional manner. 10. Possess knowledge of management principles, project management and finance, engineering materials, processes and systems working to function effectively, as a member or team leader, in executing mechanical engineering projects under diverse and multidisciplinary environments. 11. Develop ability to engage in lifelong learning, adapt new developments and participate in continuing education opportunities to remain active in the profession and foster personal and organizational growth.

GHRCE, Nagpur students participated in AVISHKAR-2013, at RTMNU Nagpur The students of Mechanical Engineering, GHRCE Nagpur have participated in prestigious event AVISHKAR-2013 State Level Inter

titled Design and Development castor seed extraction Machine This machine is developed by final year student Mr. Nitin Galanede, Mr. Palash Madamwar. Mr. Swapnil Malapure and Mr.

Kawdkar Incharge AVISHKAR-2013 RTMNU Nagpur and other dignitaries are appreciated the GHRCE student for developing suck kind of machine for the rural development and reduce the tedious work of seed

3 GHRCE, Nagpur students participated in AVISHKAR-2013, at RTMNU Nagpur The students of Mechanical Engineering, GHRCE Nagpur have participated in prestigious event AVISHKAR-2013 State Level Inter University Innovative project Competition at RTMNU Nagpur on 3 rd and 4 th January2014, Student of Mechanical Engineering Department are demonstrate there develop machine. titled Design and Development castor seed extraction Machine This machine is developed by final year student Mr. Nitin Galanede, Mr. Palash Madamwar. Mr. Swapnil Malapure and Mr. Swapnil Chaudhary under the guidance of Prof. Nilesh Awate, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, GHRCE. Hon ble Dr. Vilas Sapkal, Vice Chancellor, RTMNU Nagpur, Dr.Kawdkar Incharge AVISHKAR-2013 RTMNU Nagpur and other dignitaries are appreciated the GHRCE student for developing suck kind of machine for the rural development and reduce the tedious work of seed removal process.. Students from final year Mechanical Engineering, have given credit of success to Dr. P. R. Bajaj, Director,, and Dr. P. V. Walke Head of Department, Prof. K.D. joshi, Coordinator IIP Cell GHRCE Nagpur. Faculty Development Program for GHRCE under TEQIP-II Department of Mechanical engineering student s are demonstrate there project at RTMNU Nagpur organized Project Competition AVISHKAR Hon ble Dr. Vilas Sapkal, Vice Chancellor, RTMNU Nagpur are overview the machine.

At the end, he advised faculty members to fully utilize the energy of the youngsters in right direction. Dr. Mr.

One day workshop for students of GHRCE under TEQIP-II The faculty development programme was conducted for the faculty of GHRCE on 18th January 2014 by Mr.

4 for SME s. He also touched upon parallels between industry & academia, need of being competitive and developing into a learning organization and adapting innovative practices as sure ways to forge ahead. At the end, he advised faculty members to fully utilize the energy of the youngsters in right direction. Dr. Mr. Kamalesh Pande, Chief Consultant, Forbes Marshall, Pune deliver lecture to faculty Vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. D. J. Tidke at the end of this interesting session. One day workshop for students of GHRCE under TEQIP-II The faculty development programme was conducted for the faculty of GHRCE on 18th January 2014 by Mr.Kamalesh Pande, Chief Consultant, Forbes Marshall, Pune. Over 75 faculty members attended the workshop. At the beginning of the programme the speaker Mr. Pande delivered a technical lecture on the subject Thermal Insulations. The expert lecture was in fact a demonstration to the faculties and the students as to how a subject can be lucidly presented to bring out what industries expect from class room teaching. He unveiled different teaching skills during this lecture. During the session on Recharging Raisoni Spirit he impressed upon the faculty members about the need of having an education trend which reflects the requirements in market forces from time to time. He emphasized on the need of adopting students-centric approach in teaching learning and development processes. He opined that multidisciplinary projects, developing centre of excellence with industry partnership would enable cultivating win-win relationships with industries and result in developing technologies or products Dr. Mr. Kamalesh Pande, Chief Consultant, Forbes Marshall, Pune deliver lecture to student in GHRCE Auditorium The workshop was held 17th January 2014 at, GHRCE, Nagpur for all students of third year of all disciplines. It was aimed at making students aware of what industries today expect from engineering graduates. In a very lucid and interactive manner Mr. Kamalesh Pande, Chief Consultant, Forbes Marshall, Pune conducted a series of 4 sessions during the day which benefited nearly 700 students.

He emphasized that they must adapt to the changing technological needs and prepare themselves accordingly.

5 In his presentation on Let s change gears, Mr.Kamalesh Pande shared his real life experiences in key positions in different industries to sensitize them and provoke them to think with an eye on the future. He emphasized that they must adapt to the changing technological needs and prepare themselves accordingly. He also explained them the meaning of innovation, creativity performance, value system, discipline, ethics and integrity in a very lucid manner. He then explained the importance of doing project work and also internship meaningfully emphasizing that these are highly action oriented learning areas. He pointed out that gap identification during the process of internship is a smarter way of doing internship and they must learn to develop bridges between knowing and doing. In the post lunch session, Mr. Pande provided tips for preparing for the world of tomorrow so as to be able to fulfill expectations of the industries. He narrated the importance of soft skills in the outside world and advised students to take ownership, accept challenges as opportunities etc. Students were fully charged by listening to him. The highly interactive question answer session, which lasted for about an hour, students very enthusiastically asked a number of career oriented questions and got their doubts cleared. Delighted by the interest and enthusiasm of the students, Mr. Pande announced two cash prizes worth Rs.1000/- each for having asked the best questions of the day. Initially, Dr. D. J. Tidke welcomed and introduced the guest while Dr. (Mrs.) R. N. Baxi proposed the vote of thanks. Guest lecture on Power Scenario in India & Thermal Power Plant Automation for the students of M Tech CAD/CAM & HPE Dr. A. G. Vinchurkar delivering guest lecture on Power Scenario in India & Thermal Power Plant Automation The department of Mechanical Engineering has organized the guest lecture on Power Scenario in India & Thermal Power Plant Automation On October 8, 2013 for the students of I and III semester students of M Tech CAD/CAM and HPE.Mr. A. G. Vinchurkar, principal director, National Power Training Institute (NPTI) (Ministry of Power, Government Of India, Nagpur) with vast experience of about 30 years was invited as a resource person. He discussed the past and current scenario in India and automatic control of power plant with great example of comparison between human body and power system that how

they are similar in action like heart beat - frequency, artery distribution of electricity, brain automatic control room etc.

He narrated the power installed capacity and energy generation at present and introduced the various centralize companies in power generation where there is lot scope for mechanical engineers like

He showed the control panel of the power plant and elaborated how it works and how the things are being controlled and supervised in power plant.

6 they are similar in action like heart beat - frequency, artery distribution of electricity, brain automatic control room etc. He also focused on the quality of electricity that depends upon the constant frequency and voltage supply and explained the purpose, causes, risk and security about the power plant. He narrated the power installed capacity and energy generation at present and introduced the various centralize companies in power generation where there is lot scope for mechanical engineers like NTPCL, NHFC, CELL, GEL etc. he explained the electricity act that company has to follow such as control on pollution, safety. He showed the control panel of the power plant and elaborated how it works and how the things are being controlled and supervised in power plant. The credit for the success of guest lecture goes to Dr. P R Bajaj, Director, Dr. D. J. Tidke, Professor and Laukik Raut, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering Dr. P.V.Walke Attending Two Day workshop on Hybrid Solar PVT Technologies, at MITS Gwalior Madhavrao Institute of Technology and Science, (MITS) Gwalior under TEQIP-II. Paper Publication in an International journal Paper Title: Design and Fabrication of Power Scooter Name of Journal: International Journal of Innovative Research & Development, ISSN , December, 2013 Volume 2 Issue 13.Authors: Shailesh S. Pachbhai, Student M Tech CAD/CAM IV semester Laukik P. Raut, assistant Professor, GHRCE, Nagpur National Conference on Advances in Renewable Energy Engineering NCAREE 13Under TEQIP II Dr. P.V.Walke, Professor & Head of Department Mechanical Engineering Department was attended Two day workshop on Hybrid Solar PVT Technologies from 15 th Jan. -16 Jan at

7 From L to R: Dr. Anil Misra, Chief Guest, addressing the inaugural function NCAREE- 13 and Dr.V.M.Kriplani, Dr.P.V.Walke,Dr. S.B.Jaju, Dr. P.R.Bajaj,Dr. K.K.Dhote, Dr. P.B.Nagarnaik, look on. installed at Sagardeep Island, West Bengal and other by Mr. J.S. Waghmare, Project Head, Smeer Solar, Renewable Energy Solutions, Nagpur. National Conference on Advances in Renewable Energy Engineering NCAREE-13, was organized by Department of Mechanical Engineering, G.H.Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur on 3 rd and 4 th Dec. 2013, in association with Solar Energy Society Of India(SESI) and GHR Labs and Research, Nagpur,The conference was inaugurated on 3 rd Dec at the hands of Dr. Anil Misra, Sr. Program Advisor, Indo-German Energy Program, GIZ-India, New Delhi. Seated on the dais were Dr. V.M.Kriplani, the convener of the conference, Dr. P.V.Walke, Head of Department, Dr.S.B. Jaju, Dean(R&D) and TEQIP Co-ordinator, Dr.P.R.Bajaj, the Director of the Institute, Dr. K.K.Dhote, Executive Director, RGI, Dr. P.B.Nagarnaik, Dy. Director and Dean (Academcs) and Dr. A.Y.Deshmukh, Dean (Planning). The key note address was delivered by Dr. Anil Misra and topic was Integration of large scale renewables in Indian electricity system Total no. of Papers selected and registered were 31 and of which 28 were presented during three technical sessions. For technical session I, Session Chair- Dr. S.V.Prayagi,Head of Mech. Engg. Dept.Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Institute of Technology and Research, Nagpur, for technical session II, Session Chair- Dr. S.B.Thombre, Head of Mech. Engg. Dept. VNIT, Nagpur and for technical session III, Session Chair- Mr.P.D.Thembharey, Chairman and Managing Director, Agreen Allied Services Pvt. Ltd. Nagpur Two case study topics, one by Dr. P.S.Kulkarni on A case study of Solar Photo-Voltaic system

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Dr. P.V.Walke Head of Department Dr. D. J. Tidke Faculty Advisor Members Prof. N. P. Awate Prof. A.D. Pitale Prof. P.M.Wanjari Incharge-Dept News Letter Editor (Students)