DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Department of Mechanical Engineering was started in year 1979 to impart high quality Mechanical and Technical skills to the Blooming engineers. The programs offered by the Department are recognized and approved by AICTE and is affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Belagavi, Karnataka. The department undertakes a powerful multi-step teaching and learning process that threads together the latent expertise and the talents of the students and weaves out the finest Mechanical Engineers. The strength of the department lies in its highly qualified and experienced expert teaching faculties besides its supportive, excellent non-teaching staff. To complement this is the presence of the diligent students who epitomize enthusiasm and devotion. It has been the department’s firm resolve to adapt to the modern day requirements and in the process produce erudite and conscientious Mechanical Engineers. The courses are so designed that the students do get an opportunity to be ready for industry jobs as well as to pursue higher studies in Institutes of higher learning in universities abroad. Department and the placement center provide facilities for internship recruitments from major companies in the stream of Mechanical Engineering.
Dr. Sreerama Reddy T V
Professor and Head
Mechanical Engineering Association (Student Body):
The departing believes in creating a conducive environment for the faculty and students to work together. With this objective in mind, the Mechanical Engineering Association has been floated for greater student- faculty interaction. It is also a platform for industrial exposure through technical events, industrial visits and seminars. The association also has a library with 250 latest books.
Vision Statement
Mechanical Engineering Department Strive to Transform the Students Technically Educated, Broadly Know ledged and Competent Mechanical Engineers.
Mission Statements
1. Create an Environment as a Center of Learning.
2. Train the Staff to Ensure the Student get an Excellent Education at par with Latest Technology.
3. Provide an Effective Means of Learning, Advance Knowledge, and Facilitates Personal Commitment to the Educational Success of Students
4. Preparing the Students for a Productive Careers Globally.
5. Inspire Hope and Contribute to Society by Providing the Best Practices.
6. Prepares the Students for Research and Advanced Problem Solving Technique Needed to Address Complex Mechanical Engineering Problems
7. Educate Students to become Highly Successful Alumni who Contribute to the Profession in the Global Society
Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)
1. To prepare the students for Successful professional careers with strong fundamental knowledge in Science, Mathematics, English and Engineering Sciences so as to enable them to analyze the Mechanical Engineering related problems leading to leadership, entrepreneurship or pursuing higher education (Preparation).
2. To develop ability among the students for acquiring technical knowledge in specialized areas of Mechanical Engineering such as Materials, Design, Manufacturing and Thermal Engineering with a focus on research and innovation and gaining the technical skills in classical software packages (Core competence and professionalism).
3. To provide opportunities for the students to work with multidiscipline field of engineering so as to enlarge the ability among the students to understand the different industrial environments (Breadth).
4. To promote the students for continuous learning, research and development with strong professional, moral and ethical values and zeal for life-long learning. (Learning environment)
Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
A graduate of the Mechanical Engineering Program will have:
PSO - 1: An ability that meets the needs of Industries/ society and the country in general and to synthesize data and technical concepts for application to mechanical engineering software.
PSO - 2 : Ability to accept new challenges for multi disciplinary projects with a sound foundation in mathematical, scientific and engineering areas necessary to achieve excellence in solving and analyzing engineering problems and to prepare for graduate studies.
PSO -3: Ability to promote and develop an ambition of life-long learning and to apply them to professional ethics and codes of professional practices.
Achievements
Rank Holders List under Visvesvaraya Technological University
Sl. No. |
Rank Holder Name |
Year of Pass |
Rank |
1 |
VINAY. M.M |
2003 |
3 |
2 |
ARVIND.S |
2006 |
4 |
3 |
SONAKAR PRASHANTH SURESH RAO |
2007 |
3 |
4 |
NIKETAN DADU |
2008 |
5 |
5 |
MANJESH. M |
2010 |
1 |
6 |
B. LALITHA MAHESHWARI |
2011 |
7 |
7 |
PRADEEPVAIJANATH BIRADAR |
2012 |
1 |
8 |
SWATHI RAO |
2012 |
7 |
9 |
SADIQ.S |
2012 |
8 |
10 |
SINDHU.S |
2013 |
1 |
11 |
SHVBHAM BHARADWAJ |
2013 |
5 |
12 |
NIVESH JALAN |
2013 |
6 |
13 |
PATWARI SNEHA |
2015 |
2 |
14 |
VINESH KAMBOJ |
2015 |
6 |
15 |
VINEETH VISHWAMITHRA |
2017 |
6 |
Rank Holders List under Bangalore University
Sl. No. |
Rank Holder Name |
Year of Pass |
Rank |
1 |
PANKAJ BIR |
1987 |
2 |
2 |
VENKATARAMAN |
1992 |
10 |
3 |
GAJENDRA N |
1994 |
4 |
4 |
SRIKANTH G.P |
1995 |
6 |
5 |
HEMANTH GARG |
1997 |
2 |
6 |
NATESH V.P |
1997 |
5 |
7 |
CHIRAG ARORA |
1999 |
6 |
8 |
GURURAJ H.V |
2000 |
7 |
9 |
PRASAD G.RAO |
2001 |
4 |
10 |
NARENDRA BABU |
2001 |
7 |
Other Achievements by Students
TIMES AUTO-SHOW 2011, Bengaluru
Unveiling of STRATOS’12 buggy for the competition BAJA SAEINDIA 2012.
BAJA SAEINDIA 2012, Pithampur , Indore , Feb 2012
Maneuverability event in EFFICycle 2011 event conducted by SAE-NIS in Chandigarh, October 2011
Photograph of the event- Baja SAE Auburn ,USA, 2012
Photograph of the event - Baja SAE Korea 2013
Photograph of the event - Baja SAE India 2015
Photograph of the event - Indian Karting Race 2015
Photograph of the event - Student Karting Championship 2015
Photograph of the event - National Kart Racing Championship 2016
Photograph of the Event - Aero Design Challenge -SAEISS-ADC 2018
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Infrastructure
List of Major Equipment’s in Labs
Lab: Design Lab
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
Universal Vibration Apparatus |
2 |
Static & Dynamic Balancing |
3 |
Whirling of Shaft |
4 |
Journal Bearing Apparatus |
5 |
Weighing Balance |
6 |
Porter Governor |
7 |
Hartnell Governor |
8 |
Motorized Gyroscope |
9 |
Transmission Type Polariscope |
10 |
Curved Beam |
Lab: Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
CNC Turning Machine |
2 |
CNC MILLING MACHINE |
3 |
Dell Desktop Computers |
4 |
Dell Workstation |
5 |
Projecter |
6 |
Printers |
Lab: Heat and Mass Transfer Lab
Sl.No |
Name of The Equipment |
1 |
Thermal Conductivity Of Metal Rod |
2 |
Thermal Conductivity Of Composite Wall |
3 |
Parallel Flow/ Counter Flow Heat Exchanger |
4 |
Stefan Boltzmann Apparatus |
5 |
Emissivity Measurement Apparatus |
6 |
Heat Transfer In Natural Convection |
7 |
Heat Transfer In Forced Convection |
8 |
Vapour Compression Refrigeration Test Rig |
9 |
Air Conditioning Test Rig |
10 |
Pin-Fin Apparatus |
11 |
Boiling And Condensation Apparatus |
12 |
Transient Heat Conduction |
Lab: Computer Aided Modelling & Analysis Lab
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
Dell Desktop Computers |
2 |
Dell Workstation |
3 |
Projecters |
4 |
Printers |
Lab: Energy Conversion Lab
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
Abel Apparatus |
2 |
Pensky Martins Apparatus |
3 |
Planimeter |
4 |
Red Wood Viscometer |
5 |
Say Bolt Viscometer |
6 |
Torsion Viscometer |
7 |
Bomb Calorimeter |
8 |
Lewis Thomson Calorimeter |
9 |
Variable Compression Ratio Test Ring |
10 |
Four Stroke Petrol Engine |
11 |
Four Stroke Diesel Engine |
12 |
Two Stroke Petrol Engine |
12 |
Two Stroke Diesel Engine |
Lab: Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Lab
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
V-Notch |
2 |
Venturimeter |
3 |
Orifice Meter |
4 |
Friction Through Pipes |
5 |
Single Stage Centrifugal Pump |
6 |
Multi- Stage Centrifugal Pump |
7 |
Reciprocating Pump |
8 |
Francis Turbine |
9 |
Pelton Wheel |
10 |
Air Compressor |
11 |
Air Blower |
12 |
Rotameter |
13 |
Vanes |
Lab: Machine Shop
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
Kirloskar Lathe- 13 |
2 |
H M T Lathe- 5 |
3 |
Milling Machine BFW-2 |
4 |
Sagar Shaping Machine-8 |
5 |
Slotting Machine ISKO |
6 |
Tool And Cutter Grinding Machine |
7 |
Drilling Machine |
8 |
Bench Grinding Machine |
9 |
Power Hacksaw |
10 |
CNC Milling Machine |
Lab: Metrology and Measurement Lab
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
Pressure Gauge Setup |
2 |
Thermocouple Setup With J,K And T Type Thermocouples |
3 |
RTD |
4 |
LVDT |
5 |
Load Cell |
6 |
Cantilever Beam Setup |
7 |
Profile Projector |
8 |
Universal Bevel Protractor |
9 |
Autocollimator |
10 |
Lathe Tool Dynamometer |
11 |
Drill Tool Dynamometer |
12 |
Floating Carriage Micrometer |
13 |
Mechanical Comparator |
14 |
Portable Surface Roughness Tester |
15 |
Gear Tooth Vernier |
16 |
Gear Tooth Micrometer |
17 |
Slip Gauge Box-87 Pieces |
18 |
Slip Gauge Box-83 Pieces |
19 |
Sine Bar |
20 |
Sine Center |
Lab: Material Testing Lab
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
Rockwell Hardness Tester |
2 |
Brinell Hardness Tester |
3 |
Vickers Hardness Tester |
4 |
UTM |
5 |
Magnetic Particle Inspection |
6 |
Dye Penatration Test |
7 |
Impact Testing Machine |
8 |
Torsion Testing Machine |
9 |
Wear Testing Machine |
10 |
Fatigue Testing Machine |
Lab: Computer Aided Machine Drawing Lab
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
Dell Desktop Computers |
2 |
Dell Workstation |
3 |
Projecters |
4 |
Printers |
Lab: Foundry and Forging Lab
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
Universal Sand Testing Machine |
2 |
Permeability Meter |
3 |
Cupola Furnace |
4 |
Sieve Shaker With 10 Sieves |
5 |
Oven |
6 |
Clay Content Tester |
7 |
Mould Hardness Tester |
8 |
Core Hardness Tester |
9 |
Moulding Tools & Accessories |
Lab: Computer graphics Lab
Sl.No |
Name of the Equipment |
1 |
Dell Desktop Computers |
2 |
Dell Workstation |
3 |
Projecters |
4 |
Printers |
PG
MTech in Machine Design – PG Programme
Department of Mechanical Engineering has started Machine Design PG Programme in the year 2003-04. The program is approved by AICTE and is affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Karnataka. The M.Tech (Machine Design) programme is of four semesters (two years) duration. During this tenure, they acquire the in depth knowledge in various field of Mechanical engineering design though the rigorous, brain storming teaching- learning process. In addition, the students will be encouraged and motivated to learn the art of effective dissemination of knowledge through seminars and technical paper publications. The courses are taught so that the students get an in depth knowledge of subject so as to suit for industry jobs. The subjects at both core and electives are suitably designed to keep abreast with the latest design methodologies in the industries nationally as well as globally. Students will have 6 months internship programme during 3rd semester and our placement center provides facilities for internship recruitments from major companies. Most of the students have bagged internship offers from BFW, Robert Bosch, NAL, HAL and ADE, etc. PG students will be provided placements during fourth semester.
Dr. B.N.Ravikumar
Professor & PG coordinator
FACILITIES: An independent laboratory is provided for Post Graduate students with well-equipped systems with software. Internet facility with Journal access has been provided to each system. PG lab has facilities like Wear testing and Extensometer set up.
PG Department is coordinated by Dr. B.N.Ravikumar BE,ME,PhD. His publication at National and International conference is 05 and 15 respectively. No. of publication in Scopus Indexed Journals is 20 nos and UGC approved journals is 15nos. Two research scholars are completed their research work under his guidance.
CURRICULUM: The curriculum is aimed to give theoretical and hands on in the areas of machine design. Students have opportunity to work in advanced areas like Fracture mechanics, Tribology, Computational fluid dynamics, FEM, Mechanism design during first to fourth semester and the entire third semester duration is allocated for Industrial Training (Internship) in companies.
SYLLABUS COVERAGE AS PER VTU
CORE SUBJECTS |
ELECTIVES LIST |
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Semester I |
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18 MDE11 Mathematics |
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18 MDE12 Advanced Theory of Vibrations |
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18MDE13 Continuum Mechanics |
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18MDE14 Dynamics and Mechanism Design |
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18MDE15 Fracture Mechanics |
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18MDEL16 Design Laboratory-1 |
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18RMI17 Research Methodology and IPR |
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Semester II |
Professional Elective I |
18MEA21 Finite Element Methods |
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18MDE 23 Tribology and Bearing Design |
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18MDE22 Advanced Machine Design |
Professional Elective II |
18MDEL26 Design Laboratory 2 |
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18MDE27 Technical Seminar |
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Semester III |
Professional Elective 3 |
18MMD31 Design for manufacture and assembly |
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16MMD34 Evaluation of Project phase -1 |
Professional Elective 4 |
18MDE135 Internship |
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Semester IV |
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18MME41 Project phase -2 |
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M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering – PG Programme
Master of Technology (M.Tech., in Manufacturing Science and Engineering):
Starting in the academic year 2012-13 the department is offering M Tech. Degree in Manufacturing Science and Engineering, with a minimum intake of 24 students every year. This course is 04 semester course with major focus on advances and practical aspects of manufacturing engineering. The courses are so designed that the students do get an opportunity to be ready for industry jobs as well as to pursue higher studies in Institutes of higher learning in universities abroad. The subjects both core and electives are suitably designed to keep abreast with the latest know how in manufacturing industries nationally as well as globally.
Dr. Satish N
Associate Professor &
PG-Coordinator
Facilities:
PG Department is coordinated by Dr. Satish N BE, M.E., PhD., His publication at National and International conference is 05 and 15 respectively. No. of publication in National and International journals is 15 Nos. One research scholar is completed his research work under his guidance and presently five students are pursuing Ph.D. Programme under his guidance.
Curriculum: The curriculum is aimed to give theoretical and hands on experience in the areas of advances in advances in Manufacturing Skills. Students have opportunity to work in advanced areas like Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Processes. The entire third semester duration is allocated for Industrial Training (Internship) in Industries. The Project work will be carried out in collaboration with industries.
Syllabus Coverage as per VTU
CORE SUBJECTS |
ELECTIVES LIST |
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Semester I |
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18MSE11 MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN ENGINEERING |
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18MSE12 Advanced Foundry Technology |
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18MSE13 Advanced Engineering Materials |
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18MSE14 Advanced Joining Process |
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18MSE15 Computer Integrated Manufacturing |
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18MSEL16 Laboratory |
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18RMI17 Research Methodology and IPR |
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Semester II |
Professional Elective 1 |
18MSE21 Theory of Metal Cutting |
18MSE241 Non Destructive Testing |
18MSE22 Theory of Metal Forming |
18MSE242 Rapid Prototyping |
18MSE23 Advanced Processing of Materials |
18MSE243 Finite Element Methods |
18MSE24X Professional elective 1 |
18MSE244 Simulation &Modeling of Manufacturing Systems |
18MSE25X Professional elective 2 |
Professional Elective 2 |
18MSEL26 Laboratory |
18MSE251 Micromachining Processes |
18MSE27 Technical Seminar |
18MSE252 Non Traditional Machining Processes |
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18MSE253 Surface Treatment and Finishing |
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18MSE254 Industrial Design and Ergonom |
Semester III |
Professional Elective 3 |
18MSE31 Nano Technology |
18MSE321 Industrial Robotics |
18MSE32X Professional Elective 3 |
18MSE322 Tool Design |
18MSE33X Professional Elective 4 |
18MSE323 Smart Materials |
18MSE34 Evaluation of Project Phase -1 |
18MSE324 Precision Engineering |
18MSEI35 Internship |
Professional Elective 4 |
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18MSE331 Composite Materials |
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18MSE332 Agile Manufacturing |
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18MSE333 Operations Management |
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18MSE334 Quality and reliability engineering |
Semester IV |
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18MSE41 Project work Phase-2 |
Research & Development
The Department of Mechanical Engineering has a R&D centre approved by Visvesvaraya Technology University, Belagavi.
Thrust areas of Research in the Department of Mechanical Engineering are:
- Advanced Materials
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Manufacturing Science
- Alternative Fuels
Dr. Dr. Reddappa H.N.
Associate Professor & Research Co-ordinator
List of Ph.D awarded
Sl. No. |
Name of Research Schalor |
Guide |
Co-Guide |
Title of The Thesis |
Year of Awarded |
1. |
T. V. Sreerama Reddy |
Dr. M. Venkatarama Reddy |
Dr.R.Venkataram |
Effect of Cryogenic Treatment on Coated Tungsten Carbide Cutting Tools |
2010 |
2. |
B. N. Ravi Kumar |
Dr. M. Venkatarama Reddy |
- |
Studies on Mechanical Properties and Tribological Characteristics of Particulate Filled Thermo Plastic Coposites |
2010 |
3. |
Maruthi B. H. |
Dr. M. Venkatarama Reddy |
- |
Residual Stress and Cyclic Fatigue Life |
2013 |
4. |
Laxminarayan K. |
Dr. M. Venkatarama Reddy |
- |
Steam Turbines |
2016 |
5. |
Jyothi P. |
Dr. M. C. Jagath |
- |
Metal Matrix Composites |
2016 |
6. |
Appaji Gowda B. N. |
Dr. Yeshwanth H. R. |
- |
Damage Tolerance Analysis |
2017 |
7. |
Hemaraj |
Dr. K. N. Shashidhar |
- |
Elastic and Damage of Metallic Surface of hard body |
2018 |
8. |
Chetan Byrappa |
Dr. B S Ajay Kumar |
- |
Characterization of Piezoelectric Polymer Thin Films for Structural Health Morning |
2018 |
9. |
Nagaraja C Reddy |
Dr. B S Ajay Kumar |
Dr.Reddappa H.N. |
Studies on the role of thermal sprayed intermetallic composite coatings in improving resistance to surface degradation of turbine components. |
2018 |
10 |
Chandra Shekar A. |
Dr. B. S. Ajay Kumar |
Dr. Reddappa H. N. |
Comparative studies on Mechanical, Corrosion and tribological properties of Al-Mg alloy and nano Al2O3 dispersed Al- Mg composites |
2018 |
11. |
Prasanna Kumar M. K. |
Dr. Vidyashankar S |
Dr. P. Martin Jebaraj |
Study the Strength of FRP with Pre-Formed Holes of 1 to 5 mm Diameter and Impregnate the inner Hole Surface in FRP With CNT Synthesized in the Laboratory |
2018 |
12. |
B. M. Rudresh |
Dr.B.N.Ravi Kumar |
- |
Role of Micro and Nano fillers on the Mechanical and Tribological behavior of thermoplastic hybrid composites |
2019 |
13. |
B.V.Lingesh |
Dr.B.N.Ravi Kumar |
- |
Role of fillars on Mechanical and Tribological Characterstics of Thermo plastic Hybrid Composites |
2019 |
14. |
Anand S. N. |
Dr. T. V. Sreerama Reddy |
- |
Heat Conduction by Three Dimensional Bodies of Arbitrary Shape using BEM Formulations |
2019 |
15. |
Ravivardhan |
Dr. T.Jagadish |
- |
Finite Element Analysis |
2018 |
16. |
Madhusudan M |
Dr Chetan S Carali |
Dr Vidhyashankar S |
Modelling of Shape Memory Polymers adaptive nanocomposites using agglomeration methods |
2019 |
17. |
Suresh C |
Dr. Vidyashankar S. |
- |
Development and Characterization of Open cell Aluminium Foams |
2020 |
18. |
M. Ravi Kumar |
Dr. Reddappa H. N. |
- |
Influence of Al2O3 and SiC on Mechanical Behaviour of Al7075 Hybrid Composites |
2020 |
Ph.D Enrollment in Research Centre
Sl. No. |
Name of the Research Scholar |
USN |
Year of Registration |
Guide |
Co-Guide |
Title of the Thesis |
1. |
Preetham B. M. |
1BI12PMN04 |
2012 |
Dr. Aswatha |
- |
Natural convection in buildings with different roofs |
2. |
Balesh Babali |
1BI12PMN07 |
2012 |
Dr. Aswatha |
- |
Conjugate heat transfer with natural convection in cavity |
3. |
Vijaya Kumara V M |
1BI16PMJ05 |
2016 |
Dr. Aswatha |
- |
Natural Convection In Porous Cavities Of Trapezoidal Shape |
4. |
Chodankar Vishnu das Alias Vipul Luvu |
1BI18PME07 |
2018 |
Dr. Aswatha |
- |
Investigation on Cryogenic Heat Exchanger |
5. |
Supriya B. |
1BI18PME06 |
2018 |
Dr. Aswatha |
- |
Property Prediction of steels by computational studies during end quenching |
6. |
Balakrishna Khot |
1BI18PME04 |
2018 |
Dr. Honne Gowda |
- |
A Study on Effect of Metal Based and Oxygenated Additives with Garcinia Indica and Messua Ferrea Methyl Ester Blends on Combustion, Performance and Emission Characteristics of CI Engine |
7. |
Rajeeva H. S. |
1BI18PME05 |
2018 |
Dr. Honne Gowda |
- |
Study on Convective Heat Transfer Enhancement of Graphene Coated Concentric Counter flow Heat Exchanger with Water Graphene Nano Fluids |
8. |
Rajesh A |
1BI19PME01 |
2019 |
Dr. Honne Gowda |
- |
A Study on natural convection in a vertical cylindrical annulus with discrete heating |
9. |
Kumar L. |
1BI19PME02 |
2019 |
Dr. Honne Gowda |
- |
Influence of injection parameters on the performance and emission characteristics of direct injection Diesel engine using linseed methyl ester as injected fuels |
10. |
V. C. Ravi |
1BI10PMN02 |
2010 |
Dr. Reddappa H. N. |
Dr.T.V.Sreerama Reddy |
Effect of Cryogenic Treatment on Hybrid Aluminum alloy - Zircon sand /SiC/ Gr particulate Composites. |
11. |
Gangadharappa M. |
1BI15PMJ05 |
2014 |
Dr. Reddappa H. N. |
- |
Processing And Characterization of Red Mud Particulate and E-Glass Short Fiber Reinforced Aluminium Hybrid Composites |
12. |
Narayana Nayak |
1BI16PMJ06 |
2016 |
Dr. Reddappa H. N. |
- |
Processing and Characterization of Natural fibre reinforced polymer composites for electrical applications. |
13. |
Mahesha A. |
1BI16PMJ04 |
2016 |
Dr. Reddappa H. N. |
Dr.Chandrashekar.A |
Processing and Characterization of Natural fibre Reinforced Polymer Composites |
14. |
Vinod Kumar R |
1BI17PMA05 |
2017 |
Dr. Reddappa H. N. |
Dr.Chandrashekar.A |
Characterization Of Structural, Mechanical And Tribological Properties On Aluminium-Graphene Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites |
15. |
Vinay V |
1BI17PMA02 |
2017 |
Dr. Reddappa H. N. |
- |
Preparation and characterization of bimetal using centrifugal casting. |
16. |
Ramprasad C. |
1BI11PMM01 |
2011 |
Dr. S. Vidya Shankar |
- |
Synthesis and Characterization of Natural Long Fiber Reinforced Polymer |
17. |
Girish B. |
1BI12PMN02 |
2012 |
Dr. Ravindranath G |
Dr. S. Vidya Shankar |
Experimental Heat Transfer Studies and CFD Application of Bare Tube Bundles in Gas-Solid (Air-Solid) Fluidized Bed using Small and Large Particles |
18. |
Raghavendra S. |
1BI16PMJ02 |
2015 |
Dr. Satish N. |
- |
Studies on effect of deep cryogenic treatment on chip flow during machining of Al-Sic composites. |
19. |
Avinasha P. S . |
1BI18PME03 |
2017 |
Dr. Satish N. |
Dr. B. S. Ajay Kumar |
The Effect Of Deep Cryo Treatment On Chills Used For Sand Casted Al-Sic Composites. |
20. |
Madhu R |
1BI15PMJ04 |
2015 |
Dr. T. Jagadish |
- |
Numerical Simulation and Experimental Investigation of 3-Dimensional Crack Propagation in Nickel Based Super Alloy |
21. |
Roohi |
1BI15PMJ01 |
2015 |
Dr. T. Jagadish |
- |
Crack Propagation in a Carbon-Carbon Composites at Matrix-Reinforcement Interface Under Fatigue Loading |
22. |
Thejeswini. M |
1BI16PMJ03 |
2016 |
Dr. T. Jagadish |
- |
Stress analysis, progressive failure analysis and strength prediction of laminated composite annular disc. |
23. |
Karthik. N |
1BI18PME02 |
2018 |
Dr. T. Jagadish |
- |
Development of 3-D Contact Element with Friction |
24. |
Jaydev S. M. |
1BI11PMM01 |
2011 |
Dr. T. V. Sreerama Reddy |
- |
Studies of properties Of Al-Mg-Si with Zircon Metal Matrix Composites |
25. |
Chakrapani M. V. |
1BI11PMN02 |
2011 |
Dr. T. V. Sreerama Reddy |
- |
Advanced Materials |
26. |
Rajiv T. G. |
1BI14PMM01 |
2014 |
Dr. T. V. Sreerama Reddy |
- |
Composite Materials |
27. |
Tallapu Reddy |
1BI17PMM01 |
2017 |
Dr. T. V. Sreerama Reddy |
- |
Heat Transfer |
28. |
Premchand R |
- |
2017 |
Dr. T. V. Sreerama Reddy |
- |
Characterization of Machining Parameters and Tool Life of Uncoated, Coated and Cro-coated Tungsten Carbide Cutting Tool |
PUBLICATIONS
UGC Approved Journals |
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Sl. No |
Name of The Faculty |
Description / Title of the Paper |
Name of Journal |
ISBN/ISSN |
Date of Publication |
1. |
Dr.Chetan Byrappa |
Finite Element Analysis and Optimization of Composite Leaf Spring for Light Passenger Vehicle |
Journal of Automation and Automobile Engineering |
Volume 3 Issue 2, Page 1-7 |
2018 |
2. |
Dr.Chetan Byrappa |
Design and Analysis of Cutting Mechanism for Crop Harvester |
Journal of Recent Trends in Mechanics |
Volume 3 Issue 2, Page 1-5 |
2018 |
3. |
Dr.Chetan Byrappa |
Design and Analysis of Frame for Crop Harvester |
Journal of Advancement in Machines |
Volume 3 Issue 2, Page 1-4 |
2018 |
4. |
Dr. Chandrashekar A |
Effect of Pin profile and Process Parameters on the properties of Friction stir welded Al-Mg Alloy |
Materials Today: Proceedings |
ISSN 22147853, Vol. 5 No. 10, Pp. 22283-22292 |
2018 |
5. |
Dr. Chandrashekar A |
Influence of Tool Pin Profile and Rotation Speed on Properties of Friction Stir Welded AA5083-H111 Aluminium Alloy |
Advancements in Mechanical Engineering and Technology |
1(1) |
2018 |
6. |
Dr. Jagadish T. |
Mechanical properties of UHMWPE-carbon Nano Tube Composite for Total Hip Prostheses |
International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology |
September 2017 |
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7. |
Dr. Jagadish T. |
Creep and Hardness property study for UHMWPE composites using Nano indentation |
International Journal of Engineering and Scientific Research, Vol05, Issue 11 |
November 2017 |
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8. |
Dr.Vidyashankar. S. |
Experimental Analysis of Air Flow And Heat Transfer Through Aluminium Metal Foams |
IMPACT: International Journal of Research in Engineering & Technology |
ISSN (P): 2347-4599; ISSN (E): 2321-8843; Vol. 6, Issue 7, 1-6 |
2018 |
9. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Three Body Abrasive Wear Behaviour of Polyamide 66/ Polypropylene (PA66/PP) Thermoplastic Blends |
Journal of Modern Materials |
2456-4834 |
2017 |
10. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Reinforcement Effect of Hybrid Fibers on the Mechanical Behavior of Polyamide66 and Teflon Blend |
International Journal of Engineering Sciences &Management |
2231-3273 |
2017 |
11. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Rotor Dynamic Design optimization of 8 Lobe Camshaft for High Pressure Fluid Pump Applications |
International Journal for Scientific Research & Development |
2321-0613 |
2017 |
12. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Fatigue Life Assessment of Hydro Turbine Shaft Using FEM Crack Propagation Technique |
International Journal for Scientific Research & Development |
2321-0613 |
2017 |
13. |
Dr.Aswatha |
The Influence of Heating Length and Cavity Orientation on Free Convection in a Trapezoidal Enclosure |
International Journal of Research in Engg. & Technology. |
ISSN(P): 2347-4599; ISSN(E): 2321-8843 |
May 2018 |
14. |
Dr.Aswatha |
Implementation of Hertz Contact Theory and Validation of Applicability of Hertz Contact Stiffness Model for Helical Gear Using Multi Body Dynamics |
International Journal for Research in Applied Science & Engineering Technology, |
ISSN; 2321-9653 |
April 2018 |
15. |
Dr.Aswatha |
Study and Analysis of ‘A-Frame’ in Utility Helicopter |
Int. Research J. of Engineering and Technology |
ISSN: 2395-0056 |
May 2018 |
16. |
Dr. H.N Reddappa
|
Nano Indentation Studies on Ni3Ti and Ni3Ti+(Cr3C2+20nicr) Based Coatings Developed using Mechanical Alloying and HVOF Technique |
International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT)
|
ISSN: 2278-0181; Vol. 6 Issue 11 |
November - 2017 |
17. |
Mrs. N. L. Shanthala |
Effect of Thickness on Noise Level and Sound Transmission Loss |
International Journal of Engineering and Scientific Research |
2455-2631; Vol 03, Issue 6 |
June 2018 |
18. |
Mrs. N. L. Shanthala |
Processing and Evaluation of Mechanical Properties OF B4C Reinforced Al2618 Alloy Composites |
International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science |
2455-2585; Vol 04, Issue 6 |
June 2018 |
19. |
Dr.Nagaraja C Reddy
|
Nano Indentation Studies on Ni3Ti and Ni3Ti+(Cr3C2+20nicr) Based Coatings Developed using Mechanical Alloying and HVOF Technique |
International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT)
|
ISSN: 2278-0181; Vol. 6 Issue 11, |
November - 2017 |
20. |
Mr. C. Suresh |
Experimental Analysis of Air Flow and Heat Transfer Through Aluminium Metal Foams |
IMPACT: International Journal of Research in Engineering & Technology |
ISSN (P): 2347-4599; ISSN (E): 2321-8843; Vol. 6, Issue 7 1-6 |
Jul 2018 |
21. |
Dr.ChetanByrappa |
Experimental and Numerical Evaluation of Energy Release Rate of Glass/Epoxy specimens Subjected to Mode 1 Loading |
Journal of Advancement in Machines |
Vol 2 Issue 3, Pg1-5 |
2017 |
22. |
Dr.ChetanByrappa |
Design of Multi-Utility Personal Mobility Vehicle for People with Disability |
Journal of Recent Trends in Mechanics |
Vol 3 Issue 1.Pg1-9 |
2017 |
23. |
Dr.Babu E R
|
Nano Indentation Studies on Ni3Ti and Ni3Ti+(Cr3C2+20nicr) Based Coatings Developed using Mechanical Alloying and HVOF Technique |
International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT)
|
ISSN: 2278-0181; Vol. 6 Issue 11 |
November - 2017 |
24. |
Dr. Babu E R |
Optimization of Pulsating Heat Pipe Parameters by Taguchi Method |
International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology (IJARTET) |
ISSN 2394-3777 (Print) ISSN 2394-3785 (Online); Vol. 5, Special Issue 3 |
January 2018 |
25. |
Mr. Lingesh B V |
Three Body Abrasive Wear Behaviour of Polyamide 66/ Polypropylene (PA66/PP) Thermoplastic Blends |
Journal of Modern Materials |
2456-4834 |
2017 |
26. |
Dr. Chandrashekar A |
Mechanical, Structural and Corrosion behaviour of AlMg4.5/nano Al2O3 Metal Matrix Composites |
Materials Today: Proceedings |
ISSN 22147853 |
2017 |
27. |
Dr.VidyashankarS. |
Investigation of the Effect of Pore Size on Mechanical Properties of Open Cell Aluminium Foam Structure |
International Journal of Advanced Engineering, Management and Science (IJAEMS) |
2454-1311;Vol-2, Issue-9 |
Sept- 2016 |
28. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Investigation on the Mechanical Behavior of Polyamide 66/Polypropylene Blends |
Indian Journal of Advances in Chemical Science |
2320-0898 |
2016 |
29. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Mechanical Characterization of Hybrid Thermoplastic Composites of Short Carbon Fibers and PA66/PP |
Indian Journal of Advances in Chemical Science |
2320-0898 |
2016 |
30. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Mechanical and Sliding Wear Behavior of Polyamide 66 and Polypropylene (PA66/PP) Blends |
Journal of Materials Physics and Applications |
2016 |
|
31. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Hybrid Effect of Micro Fillers on the Mechanical Behavior of Polyamide66/Polytetrafluoroethylene Blend |
Indian Journal of Advances in Chemical Science |
2320-0898 |
2016 |
32. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Effect of Blend Composition on the Mechanical and Sliding Wear behavior of Polyamide 66 and Polytetrafluroethylene (PA66/PTFE) Blend |
Journal of Materials Physics and Applications |
2016 |
|
33. |
Dr. B N Ravikumar |
Influence of Fine Particles on the Mechanical Behavior of Short Glass Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastics Blends |
Indian Journal of Advances in Chemical Science |
2320-0898 |
2016 |
34. |
Mrs. N. L. Shanthala |
Stress and Fatigue Analysis of Pylon for a Typical Store in Fighter Aircraft |
International e-Journal forTechnology and Research |
2465-3289; Special Issue, |
Special Issue, May 2017 |
35. |
Mr.C. Suresh |
Investigation of the Effect of Pore Size on Mechanical Properties of Open Cell Aluminium Foam Structure |
International Journal of Advanced Engineering, Management and Science (IJAEMS) |
2454-1311; Vol-2, Issue-9 |
Sept- 2016 |
36. |
Mr.Lingesh B. V. |
Investigation on the Mechanical Behavior of Polyamide 66/Polypropylene Blends |
Indian Journal of Advances in Chemical Science |
2320-0898 |
2016 |
37. |
Mr.Lingesh B. V. |
Mechanical Characterization of Hybrid Thermoplastic Composites of Short Carbon Fibers and PA66/PP |
Indian Journal of Advances in Chemical Science |
2320-0898 |
2016 |
38. |
Mr.Lingesh B. V. |
Mechanical and Sliding Wear Behavior of Polyamide 66 and Polypropylene (PA66/PP) Blends |
Journal of Materials Physics and Applications |
2016 |
|
39. |
Mr. P. L. Kumar |
Linear Buckling analysis of S-Glass / Epoxy Laminated Composite |
Indian Journal for Scientific Research & Development |
2321-0613; Volume 4, Issue 8 |
Oct 2016 |