Mechanical Engineering Department

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Dr. S. Arunsaco

HOD & PROFESSOR

M.Tech, Ph.D

Department Profile

The Department of Mechanical Engineering came into existence in 1998, since the college’s inception, offering B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering, with an intake of 60, followed by an increase to 240, and currently with 60 intake. Till now Twenty-one batches have passed out. The department has over 11 academic laboratories equipped with some of the state-of-the-art scientific instruments and machineries. The department established 2 skill development laboratories in association with APSSDC – Dassault Systems (3D experience center) APSSDC – ARC (Applied Robotics Control).

The Department have 36 dedicated staff members (Teaching 27, Non-Teaching 7, and supporting Staff 2) 10 staff members with PhD, 1 staff member pursuing Ph. D, and the rest of faculty members are with PG Qualifications. In the academic year 2008-09 M. Tech CAD/CAM was started with an intake of 18, and JNTUA Ananthapuramu approved the department as a research center in the year of 2015-16. The department received ISO 9001 – 2000 certificate and was accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) New Delhi, under-1 up to 30.6.2025, for its excellence in all respects.

Our Objectives

To provide quality education and research opportunities by offering B.Tech. and M.Tech. programs, supported by state-of-the-art laboratories and skill development centers in collaboration with APSSDC.
To foster innovation and problem-solving skills by equipping students with the ability to tackle societal challenges using advanced technology and innovative thinking.
To enhance student engagement and professional development through participation in extracurricular activities, national-level symposiums, technical paper contests, and associations like MEDHA, IEI, and IIPE.
To maintain excellence in teaching and research by having a dedicated and qualified faculty team, including PhD holders and researchers collaborating with national and international institutions.
To ensure industry readiness and technical competence by regularly organizing guest lectures, workshops, and hands-on training sessions, enabling students to gain practical knowledge and adapt to evolving technological advancements.

Department Strength

✔ Established Legacy and Accreditation.
✔ Qualified and Dedicated Faculty.
✔ Research and Industry Collaboration.
✔ State-of-the-Art Facilities.
✔ Holistic Student Development.
✔ Skill Development Initiatives.
✔ Extracurricular and Co-curricular Activities.
✔ Holistic Curriculum and Practical Exposure.

Courses Offered

Level	Course	Intake
Under Graduate	B.Tech Mechanical Engineering	60
Post Graduate	M.Tech CAD / CAM	9
Diploma	Diploma in Mechanical Engineering	60

🎯 Vision

To be recognized as a center for quality education in Mechanical Engineering and allied areas and to train young students to solve the problems of tomorrow.

🚀 Mission

M1 : Provide excellent foundation through Teaching-Learning and train the students based on research to help them progress for Higher education.

M2 : Fostering student development with special focus on domain and soft skills for a prospective career placement.

M3 : Developing students with skills in entrepreneurship contributing to job creation and societal development.

M4 : Creating an ecosystem for continuous development of faculty and students by providing relevant infrastructure and resources.

📝 Articulation

The vision of the department emphasizes the long standing dedication to offer quality education in an exciting academic atmosphere. The department directly serves the diverse components, such as teaching, research, and consultancy with service motto to the nation. The vision offers a standard, by which the department plans, functions, and appraises itself moving ahead.

Key Objectives

• Provide broad-based educational experience
• Prepare students for complex engineering challenges
• Foster teamwork and global competitiveness

Our Commitment

We are dedicated to providing strong fundamentals and in-depth knowledge, enabling our students to practice and expand their profession. Our curriculum is designed to necessitate continued higher degrees and research, preparing our graduates for the challenges of tomorrow.

Program Educational Objectives of the PG (CAD/CAM) in Mechanical Engineering are:

PEO Code	Objective
PEO-1	Excel in Professional career and/or higher education by acquiring knowledge in the fields of Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing. Solve the technical problems related to product design and manufacturing areas
PEO-2	Able to analyze the complex Mechanical Engineering problems using advanced Modeling and FEA analysis software’s like Solidworks, Catia and ANSYS.
PEO-3	Able to work individually and effectively in a team with a commitment to complete the task using proper communication skills, management skills and by updating the knowledge continuously in the working field

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs) of UG

PEO Code	Objective
PEO-1	Pursue higher education in the varied fields of mechanical engineering and management.
PEO-2	Secure a career placement in core and allied areas
PEO-3	Develop skills to undertake entrepreneurship and lifelong learning

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs) of UG

PSO Code	Outcome
PSO-1	Apply the knowledge of manufacturing, thermal and industrial engineering to formulate, analyze and provide solutions to the problems related to mechanical systems
PSO-2	Apply the design concepts and modern engineering software tools to model mechanical systems in various fields such as machine elements, thermal, manufacturing, industrial and inter-disciplinary fields.

Programme Outcomes(PO’s) of UG

PO Code	Outcome
PO-1	Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO-2	Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO-3	Design / Development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PO-4	Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
PO-5	Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO-6	The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
PO-7	Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO-8	Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO-9	Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO-10	Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO-11	Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO-12	Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

B. Tech Faculty

S. No	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification	Experience (in Years)
1.	Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy	Professor	Ph. D	11
2.	Dr. C Ahilan	Associate Professor	Ph. D	5
3.	Dr. A.R. Babu	Associate Professor	Ph. D	22
4.	Dr. Johny James	Associate Professor	Ph. D	7
5.	Dr. P. Venkataramana	Associate Professor	Ph. D	2
6.	Dr. V. L. Narayana	Associate Professor	M. Tech	1
7.	Dr. C. Uma Maheswari	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	17
8.	Dr. P. Ankammarao	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	3
9.	Mr. R. Somraj	Associate Professor	M. Tech	12
10.	Mr. R. Rajesh	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	13
11.	Mr. N. Sakthivelan	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	13
12.	Mr. S. Jawahar	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	7
13.	Mr. C. Sivalingam	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	1
14.	Mr. C. Sasikumar	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	1

M. Tech CAD / CAM Faculty

S. No	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification	Experience (in Years)
1.	Dr. A. Mahamani	Professor	Ph. D	3
2.	Dr. S. Arunsaco	Assistant Professor	Ph. D	5
3.	Mr. P. Sreenivasulu	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	12

Diploma Faculty

S. No	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification	Experience (in Years)
1.	Mr. G. Vikas Reddy	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	4
2.	Mr. D. Gopinath	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	2
3.	Mr. K. Baskaran	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	1
4.	Mr. S. Muralikrishna	Assistant Professor	M. Tech	2
5.	Mr. C. Bharath	Assistant Professor	B. Tech	2
6.	Mr. Shaik Moula	Assistant Professor	B. Tech	2
7.	Mr. P. Khader Khan	Assistant Professor	B. Tech	2

Faculty Publications

Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy

1 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Jawahar S, Vemanaboina H, Goud R. Evaluating the thermal properties and wear behavior of Al7075-Mica-Kaolinite mixed hybrid metal matrix composite. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Rajesh R, Babu AR, Maheswari CU, Sakthivelan N. Crash analysis of car body structure by using FEM. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Arundeep G, Kumar RL, Goud R,. Development of formability limit diagram for aluminium-19000 grade at room temperature. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

4 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Manivel R, Naveenkumar M, Sharan DR, Saravanan R, Vijayanandh R, Design and simulation of cooling and heating system for buildings using solar thermal systems. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

5 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Babu AR, Arun Saco S, Uma Maheswari C, Rajesh R, Vemanaboina H. Modelling and analysis of disc brake rotor. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

6 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Thirumalaimuthukumaran M, Sivadasan VK, Gokul G, Kamaleshwaran M, Design and analysis of front bumper for the comfort and safety of passengers. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

7 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Kumar RL, Arundeep G, Goud R, Construction of formability limit diagram of aluminium alloy-6082 at the ambient temperature. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

8 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Kavin Prabhu P, Kanish MG, Praveen MV, Sreeharan BN, A novel approach in riveting process using semi-mechanized pneumatic drilling cum riveting machine. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

9 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Babu A R, Rajesh R, Vemanaboina H. Performance and emission analysis on DI diesel engine using biodiesel with multi-walled carbon nanotubes. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

10 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Khan A, Basha BI, Karthick M, Sreeharan BN, Smart spark plug cleaning system. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

11 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Rajesh R, Babu AR, Vemanaboina H. Conversion of a 4-stroke single cylinder diesel engine into an HCCI engine and experimental analysis of emission characteristics and efficiency using ethanol blends. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. A. Mahamani

1 Dr. A. Mahamani, Dhayanithi T, Saran PS, Kiran JK, Karuppusamy. Study and optimization of aluminium metal matrix composite in automobile brake disc. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Dr. A. Mahamani, Ramesh G, Sudarsanam, Babu KD, Shajiya SA. Evaluation of mechanical properties of recycled AA6061-copper composite metallic materials. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Dr. A. Mahamani, Karuppusamy T, Bhaskar S, Tribological study on heat treated aluminium hybrid composite and aluminium alloy. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

4 Dr. A. Mahamani, Goud R, Anil Kumar YV, Experimental investigation of antibacterial PLA material on FDM process for plosthetic hands and legs. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

5 Dr. A. Mahamani, Preethi S. Optimization of process parameters to minimize the torque in drilling of AA6061-TiC in-situ composites. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. A. R. Babu

1 Dr. A. R. Babu, Dharshan R, Kiranlal S, Visakan MM, Adithyaa A, Babu AR. Design of self-balancing system for two-wheeler. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Dr. A. R. Babu, Sivakumar S, Ramanathan S, Kumar UM, Deena R, Hemanathan. Enhancing the solar panels efficiency by reducing thermal radiation. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Dr. A. R. Babu, Sivakumar S, Ramanathan S, Kumar UM, Deena R, Hemanathan C, Enhancing the solar panels efficiency by reducing thermal radiation. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

4 Dr. A. R. Babu, Rajesh R, Reddy C, Maheswari CU, Sakthivelan N. Crash analysis of car body structure by using FEM. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

5 Dr. A. R. Babu, Babu V, Akhil CK, Kumar DA, An experimental analysis of morphing trailing edge for efficient aerodynamics in micro aerial vehicles. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

6 Dr. A. R. Babu, Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Arun Saco S, Uma Maheswari C, Rajesh R, Vemanaboina H. Modelling and analysis of disc brake rotor. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

7 Dr. A. R. Babu, Vijayanandh R, Manivel R, Kumar GR, Prakash RA, Raffik R, Rajendran P, Structural characteristic investigations on propeller of UAVs under different aerodynamic loading conditions: A comprehensive computational approach. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

8 Dr. A. R. Babu, Reddy C, Rajesh R, Vemanaboina H. Performance and emission analysis on DI diesel engine using biodiesel with multi-walled carbon nanotubes. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

9 Dr. A. R. Babu, Reddy C, Rajesh R, Vemanaboina H. Conversion of a 4-stroke single cylinder diesel engine into an HCCI engine and experimental analysis of emission characteristics and efficiency using ethanol blends. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. C. Uma Maheswari

1 Dr. C. Uma Maheswari, Issac TD, Hari Prasath V, Arshath S, Kumar MR. Design and analysis of dry coconut breaking machine for cold pressing oil mills. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Dr. C. Uma Maheswari, Rajesh R, Babu AR, Reddy C, Sakthivelan N. Crash analysis of car body structure by using FEM. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Dr. C. Uma Maheswari, Abhishek P, Kishore KR, Jeeva B, Subbiah S, Experimentation and CFD analysis of shell and tube heat exchanger. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

4 Dr. C. Uma Maheswari, Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Babu AR, Arun Saco S, Rajesh R, Vemanaboina H. Modelling and analysis of disc brake rotor. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

5 Dr. C. Uma Maheswari, Balaji S, Sukanya G, Rahul V, Venkat S, Jayaram MS, Design and development of wet curing system for vertical concrete structures. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

6 Dr. C. Uma Maheswari, Ahilan C, Sakthivelan N, Murali VK, Vemanaboina H. Experimental study on effect of process parameters in CNC turning of brass using Taguchi method. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

7 Dr. C. Uma Maheswari, Kondakrindi KR, Reddigari MR, Konireddy HR, Nanofluids (Cuo & Tio2)-Water as Heat Transfer Fluid in A Thermal Energy Storage System For Applications Of Solar Heating. Thermal Science. 2023 Jan 1;27(6 A):4375-88.

Dr. S. Johny James

1 Dr. S. Johny James, Hilda J, Lenin A. Study of tribological and mechanical properties of composite reinforced with tungsten carbide. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. S. Arunsaco

1 Dr. S. Arunsaco, Samuel KJ, Jadhav KM, Raj R, Chiranjeevi C, Srinivas T. Experimental and numerical analysis of radial turbine in tri-generation plant. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Dr. S. Arunsaco, Samuel KJ, Singh S, Raj R. Heat transfer characteristics on solar air heater with trapezoidal duct and curved absorber plate using CFD code. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Dr. S. Arunsaco, Bharath RV, Velmurugan C, Analysis of heat storage capacity of metal roof tops in order to use them as a solar collector. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

4 Dr. S. Arunsaco, Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Babu AR, Uma Maheswari C, Rajesh R, Vemanaboina H. Modelling and analysis of disc brake rotor. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

5 Dr. S. Arunsaco Abraham JD, Immanuel A, Krishanth M, Nidarshan S, Analysis of alternate material for bumpers using ULTEM and ABS. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

6 Dr. S. Arunsaco Kumar CN, Rajkumar G, Harish AR, Hariprasath M, Sivakumar R, S. Design and analysis of braking system for an electric two-wheeler. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. P. Ankammarao

1 Dr. P. Ankammarao Jagadisha N, Smitha L, Bani SM, Kumar S, Manjunath HM, Deshpande RP, Kumar PS, Padamurthy A. Research optimization strategies on improving the mechanical property of glass fiber reinforced composite. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Dr. P. Ankammarao Saran T, Naveen RG, Kavin CN, Navaneeth VR, Padamurthy AR. Design and fabrication of automated spike barrier for controlled car parking layout. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Dr. P. Ankammarao Padamurthy A, Praveen G, Kumar S, Pati PR, Prasad VV, Sheelwant A. A review on analytical models for predicting forming force in incremental forming processes. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

4 Dr. P. Ankammarao Sivakumar S, Reddy AS, Subasraj S, Padamurthy A. Design and comparative analysis of cardiovascular self-expanding stent for different shape memory alloy (SMA) materials using finite element analysis. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. P. Venkataramana

1 Venkataramana P, Kumar VM, ram NR, Chinka SS. Experimental investigation of air jet impingement cooling in car radiator with hollow cone nozzle plate spacing using nanofluids. Heat and Mass Transfer. 2024 Aug;60(8):1377-91.

Mr. N. Sakthivelan

1 Mr. N. Sakthivelan, Rajesh R, Babu AR, Reddy C, Maheswari CU, Crash analysis of car body structure by using FEM. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Mr. N. Sakthivelan Muruganantham VR, Aron I, Abishek D, Niranjan S, Optimization of hammer mill pulverize. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Mr. N. Sakthivelan Krishnaprasad L, Jeeva VS, Aravindh B, Muthukumaran V, Design and development of agricultural multipurpose cutting machine. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

4 Mr. N. Sakthivelan Jawahar S, Reddy GV, Vemanaboina H. Fabrication and wear on composite brake drum analysis. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

5 Mr. N. Sakthivelan Jawahar S, Rajesh R, Ahilan C, Reddy GV, Vemanaboina H. Production of biodegradable plastic using corn starch. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

6 Mr. Sakthivelan N, Jawahar S, Ahilan C, Rajesh R, Maheshwari CU, Vemanaboina H. Fabrication of drive shaft by using in-situ composite method. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing

7 Mr. Sakthivelan Maheswari CU, Ahilan C, Murali VK, Vemanaboina H. Experimental study on effect of process parameters in CNC turning of brass using Taguchi method. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Mr. R. Rajesh

1 Mr. R. Rajesh, Babu AR, Reddy C, Maheswari CU, Sakthivelan N. Crash analysis of car body structure by using FEM. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Mr. R. Rajesh Kishore R, Thenmozhi G, Ram TK, Development of a timing chain cam drive with a pre-loaded automatic tensioner. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Mr. R. Rajesh Investigation on charging and discharging of EDLC supercapacitors based on graphene and activated carbon as electrode material

4 Mr. R. Rajesh Lakshminarayanan P, Vishnu S, Kumar RG, Ayyappan PR. Design and analysis of camshaft in four stroke compression ignition engine. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

5 Mr. R. Rajesh An experimental investigation and comparison of mechanical properties of Al7075-SiC-Al2O3-Zro2composites of automotive application.

6 Mr. R. Rajesh Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy,, Babu AR, Arun Saco S, Uma Maheswari C, , Vemanaboina H. Modelling and analysis of disc brake rotor. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

7 Mr. R. Rajesh Babu AR, Reddy C, Vemanaboina H. Performance and emission analysis on DI diesel engine using biodiesel with multi-walled carbon nanotubes. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

8 Mr. R. Rajesh Prasanth M, Thirunavukarasar M, Harishmaran ST, Sivakumar S, Design and fabrication of hexapod based multifunctional agricultural vehicle. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

9 Mr. R. Rajesh Jawahar S, Sakthivelan N, Ahilan C, Reddy GV, Vemanaboina H. Production of biodegradable plastic using corn starch. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

10 Mr. R. Rajesh Sakthivelan N, Jawahar S, Ahilan C, Maheshwari CU, Vemanaboina H. Fabrication of drive shaft by using in-situ composite method. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

11 Mr. R. Rajesh Reddy C, Babu AR, Vemanaboina H. Conversion of a 4-stroke single cylinder diesel engine into an HCCI engine and experimental analysis of emission characteristics and efficiency using ethanol blends. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Mr. S. Jawahar

1 Mr. S. Jawahar, Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Jawahar S, Vemanaboina H, Goud R. Evaluating the thermal properties and wear behaviour of Al7075-Mica-Kaolinite mixed hybrid metal matrix composite. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Mr. S. Jawahar Sanjeeveraja N, Arun KK, Nikhikesh M, Ashwin K, A study on design of propeller blades for shaftless thruster. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Mr. S. Jawahar Sushanth M, Rama Sastry DV, The vibration analysis of railway passenger coaches using MR damper. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

4 Mr. S. Jawahar Sriram A, Arun AP, Krishna SA, Nithish S, Development of aluminium based natural composite. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

5 Mr. S. Jawahar analysis. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

6 Mr. S. Jawahar, Rajesh R, Sakthivelan N, Ahilan C, Reddy GV, Vemanaboina H. Production of biodegradable plastic using corn starch. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

7 Mr. S. Jawahar Aswin KB, Murugan M, Investigation on the effect of extrusion width of fused filament fabrication. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

8 Mr. S. Jawahar Sakthivelan N, Ahilan C, Rajesh R, Maheshwari CU, Vemanaboina H. Fabrication of drive shaft by using in-situ composite method. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Mr. G. Vikas Reddy

1 Mr. G. Vikas Reddy, Bhaskar S, Karuppusamy T, Reddy GV. A comparative study of surface finish obtained using a universal milling machine on heat-treated aluminum hybrid composite and aluminium alloy. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

2 Mr. G. Vikas Reddy, An experimental investigation and comparison of mechanical properties of Al7075-SiC-Al2O3-Zro2composites of automotive applications

3 Mr. G. Vikas Reddy, Vemanaboina H, Ghising S, Raj TP, Babu MM. Design and fabrication of robotic hand and gesture using 3D printer. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

4 Mr. G. Vikas Reddy, Goud R, Karthikeyan R, Alex SR, Reddy G, Vemanaboina H. Metallurgical studies of EDD steel in stretching forming operations at various temperatures. In American Institute of Physics Conference Series 2023 Oct (Vol. 2869, No. 1, p. 030010).

5 Mr. G. Vikas Reddy, Jawahar S, Reddy GV, Sakthivelan N, Vemanaboina H. Fabrication and wear on composite brake drum analysis. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

6 Mr. G. Vikas Reddy Jawahar S, Rajesh R, Sakthivelan N, Ahilan C, Reddy GV, Vemanaboina H. Production of biodegradable plastic using corn starch. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Oct 27 (Vol. 2869, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. V. Harinadh

1 Vemanaboina H, Reddy KS, Naidu BV, Yelamasetti B, Bridjesh P, Shelare SD. Minimizing distortion in multi-pass GTAW welding of SS316L structures: a Taguchi approach. International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing (IJIDeM). 2024 Aug;18(6):3691-8.

2 Vemanaboina H, Babu MM, Prerana IC, Gundabattini E, Yelamasetti B, Saxena KK, Salem KH, Khan MI, Eldin SM, Agrawal MK. Evaluation of residual stresses in CO2 laser beam welding of SS316L weldments using FEA. Materials Research Express. 2023 Jan 17;10(1):016509.

3 Vemanaboina H, Akella S, Buddu RK, Yelamasetti B, Matam MB, Salem KH, Saxena KK, Prakash C, Buddhi D. Prediction of thermal and residual stress distributions in SS304 materials for nuclear application using finite element analysis. International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing (IJIDeM). 2023 Jan 2:1-8.

4 Vemanaboina H, Ferro P, Edison G, Bonollo F, Berto F, Tang K, Du Z. 3D Computational Welding Mechanics applied to IN625 Nickel-Base Alloy. Procedia Structural Integrity. 2022 Jan 1; 42:259-69.

5 Vemanaboina H, Ferro P, Babu BS, Gundabattini E, Kumar K, Berto F. Residual Stress Distribution in Selective Laser Melting of SS316L Parts. Advances in Materials Science and Engineering. 2022;2022(1):5687407.

6 Vemanaboina H. Tirumala MK, Gajana M, Pathipati Y, Gongati T, Prakash SB, Optimisation process parameters for Multipass GTAW dissimilar materials of SS316L to INCONEL625. InE3S Web of Conferences 2023 (Vol. 430, p. 01269). EDP Sciences.

7 Vemanaboina H, Chejarla K, Reddy IS, Sankar CS, Chandra VC, Yathish KB, Distortion control in CO2 Laser Beam dissimilar welds of SS316L to INCONEL625 plates. InE3S Web of Conferences 2023 (Vol. 430, p. 01270). EDP Sciences.

8 Vemanaboina H, Harikrishna C, Reddy BM, Dharmendra C, Reddy LD, Raviteja N, Khallelulla SG, Reddy VM. Microstructure and mechanical properties of hexagonal key using selective laser melting (SLM). In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

9 Vemanaboina H Reddy KS, Naidu BV, Yelamasetti B, Bridjesh P, Shelare SD. Minimizing distortion in multi-pass GTAW welding of SS316L structures: a Taguchi approach. International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing (IJIDeM). 2024 Aug;18(6):3691-8.

10 Vemanaboina H, Babu MM, Prerana IC, Gundabattini E, Yelamasetti B, Saxena KK, Salem KH, Khan MI, Eldin SM, Agrawal MK. Evaluation of residual stresses in CO2 laser beam welding of SS316L weldments using FEA. Materials Research Express. 2023 Jan 17;10(1):016509.

11 Vemanaboina H, Akella S, Buddu RK, Yelamasetti B, Matam MB, Salem KH, Saxena KK, Prakash C, Buddhi D. Prediction of thermal and residual stress distributions in SS304 materials for nuclear application using finite element analysis. International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing (IJIDeM). 2023 Jan 2:1-8.

12 Vemanaboina H. Reddy C, Rajesh R, Babu AR, Conversion of a 4-stroke single cylinder diesel engine into an HCCI engine and experimental analysis of emission characteristics and efficiency using ethanol blends. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. S. Surendarnath

1 Surendarnath S Kalaipoonguzhali V, , Vimalan M, SenthilKannan K. Growth, electrical, electronic, NLO, spectral, SEM studies of LA crystals of macro, micro-scales for utilization in devices, displays and in micro-photonics. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics. 2023 Jan;34(2):107.

2 Surendarnath S, Kondaiah G, Sankuru AB, Ravisankar B, Sreenivasan M. Effect of temperature on structural steel (IS 2062) through equal channel angular pressing. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2022 Nov 29 (Vol. 2446, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

3 Surendarnath S, Gudimetla K, Sankuru AB, Ravisankar B, Sreenivasan M. Mechanical properties and microstructural characterization of Al-5083 mechanically alloyed powders consolidated through ECAP process. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2022 Nov 29 (Vol. 2446, No. 1). AIP Publishing

4 Surendarnath S Murugapoopathi S, Ramachandran T, Amesho KT, Senthil S. Energy and exergy analysis of VCR engine fuelled with rubber-seed oil methyl ester using response surface methodology. Energy. 2023 Oct 1; 280:128238.

5 Surendarnath S, Ramesh G, Ramachandran T, Dharmalingam R, Murugapoopathi S. Dry sliding wear behavior of aluminum alloy 6082-SiC composites through ex-situ casting process. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Part J-Journal of Engineering Tribology. 2022 Dec 13.

6 Surendarnath S, Ramasamy D. Optimisation of flow and fluid properties of nanofluids to enhance the performance of solar flat plate collector using MCDM technique. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part E: Journal of Process Mechanical Engineering. 2023 Jan 19:09544089221150738.

7 Surendarnath S, Kalaipoonguzhali V, Vimalan M, SenthilKannan K. Growth, electrical, electronic, NLO, spectral, SEM studies of LA crystals of macro, micro-scales for utilization in devices, displays and in micro-photonics. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics. 2023 Jan;34(2):107.

8 Surendarnath S, Kondaiah G, Sankuru AB, Ravisankar B, Sreenivasan M. Effect of temperature on structural steel (IS 2062) through equal channel angular pressing. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2022 Nov 29 (Vol. 2446, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

9 Surendarnath S, Gudimetla K, Sankuru AB, Ravisankar B, Sreenivasan M. Mechanical properties and microstructural characterization of Al-5083 mechanically alloyed powders consolidated through ECAP process. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2022 Nov 29 (Vol. 2446, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

10 Surendarnath S., Ramachandran T., Ravisankar B., "MODELING and ANALYSIS of MACHINING PARAMETERS of ECAP PROCESSED COMMERCIAL PURE ALUMINUM USING RSM and ANN", Surface Review and Letters, February 2022.

11 Surendarnath S Sheeba M, Shirley AN, , Devadasan JJ. Analytical study of deposition of TiO2 and SiO multilayers for blue colors display. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2022 Nov 29 (Vol. 2446, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. S. Arunsaco

1Arunsaco S, Samuel KJ, Singh S, Raj R. Heat transfer characteristics on solar air heater with trapezoidal duct and curved absorber plate using CFD code. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. C. Uma Maheswari

1 Maheswari CU, Ahilan C, Sakthivelan N, Murali VK, Vemanaboina H. Experimental study on effect of process parameters in CNC turning of brass using Taguchi method. In AIP Conference Proceedings 2023 Jul 17 (Vol. 2548, No. 1). AIP Publishing.

Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy

1 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Nath RR, Reddy KH, A cogeneration cycle comparative analysis with parallel arrangement. Alexandria Engineering Journal. 2022 Feb 1;61(2):1171-81.

Dr. A. Mahamani

1 Dr. A. Mahamani, A Kumar P, , Durga Prasad B. Mechanical Properties of Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing ER4043-AlN composites. International Journal of Mechanical Engineering. 2022;7(1):2099-111.

Dr. G. Ranjith Kumar

1 Ranjith Kumar G, Vignesh M, Sathishkumar M, Manikandan M, Rajyalakshmi G, Ramanujam R, Arivazhagan N. Development of biomedical implants through additive manufacturing: a review. Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance. 2021 Jul; 30:4735-44.

Dr. A. Mahamani

1 A. Mahamani, S. Jawahar, J. P. Davim, "Mechanism of surface generation in grinding AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ composite," Journal of Computational and Applied Research in Mechanical Engineering, 2021.

2 A. Mahamani, Kumar P, Durga Prasad B. Mechanical Properties of Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing ER4043-AlN composites. International Journal of Mechanical Engineering. 2022;7(1):2099-111.

Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy

1 Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Nath RR, Reddy KH. A cogeneration cycle comparative analysis with parallel arrangement. Alexandria Engineering Journal. 2022 Feb 1;61(2):1171-81.

Dr. S. Johny James

1 James J, Annamalai AR, Muthuchamy A, Jen CP. Effect of wettability and uniform distribution of reinforcement particle on mechanical property (tensile) in aluminum metal matrix composite—a review. Nanomaterials. 2021 Aug 29;11(9):2230.

Dr. V. Harinadh

1 Vemanaboina H, Gundabattini E, Akella S, Rao AU, Buddu RK, Ferro P, Berto F. Mechanical and metallurgical properties of CO2 laser beam INCONEL 625 welded joints. Applied Sciences. 2021 Jul 29;11(15):7002.

2 Vemanaboina H, Gundabattini E, Kumar K, Ferro P, Sridhar Babu B. Thermal and Residual Stress Distributions in Inconel 625 Butt‐Welded Plates: Simulation and Experimental Validation. Advances in Materials Science and Engineering. 2021;2021(1):3948129.

3 Vemanaboina H, Sridhar Babu B, Gundabattini E, Ferro P, Kumar K. Effect of heat input on distortions and residual stresses induced by gas tungsten arc welding in SS 316L to INCONEL625 Multipass dissimilar welded joints. Advances in Materials Science and Engineering. 2021;2021(1):1028461.

Dr. S. Surendarnath

1 Surendarnath, S , Rajkumar, M., Maalmarugan, J., Flora, G.,., Christy, S., Periyathambi, P., Kumar, S., Patel, R.P., Lobo, F.D., Singh, A.K. and Vimalan, M., 2021. Growth, characterizations, and the structural elucidation of diethyl-2-(3-oxoiso-1, 3-dihydrobenzofuran-1-ylidene) malonate crystalline specimen for dielectric and electronic filters, thermal, optical, mechanical, and biomedical applications using conventional experimental and theoretical practices. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, 32(18), pp.22822-22839.

2 Surendarnath S, Ramachandran T, Ravisankar B. Modelling and analysis of machining parameters of ecap processed commercial pure aluminum using RSM and ANN. Surface Review and Letters. 2022 Feb 24;29(02):2250025.

3 Surendarnath S Saravanamuthu M, Thulasiram R, Ramasamy D, S. Optimization of engine parameters using NSGA II for the comprehensive reduction of emissions from VCR engine fuelled with ROME biodiesel. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 2023 May;30(22):61162-76.

Seminar & Workshop

Seminar/ Workshop/ Faculty Development Program (2023-2024)

S. No.	Name of the Faculty	Title of the Program	Organization	Dates	No. of Days	FDP / STTP / WORKSHOP
1	Dr. C. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy	Machine Learning & IOT	Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous), Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	09-10-2023 - 13-10-2023	5	FDP
2	Dr. A. Mahamani	Machine Learning & IOT	Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous), Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	09-10-2023 - 13-10-2023	5	FDP
3	Dr. V. Harinadh	Machine Learning & IOT	Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous), Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	09-10-2023 - 13-10-2023	5	FDP
4	Dr. C. Ahilan	Machine Learning & IOT	Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous), Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	09-10-2023 - 13-10-2023	5	FDP
5	Dr. S. Arun Saco	Machine Learning & IOT	Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous), Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	09-10-2023 - 13-10-2023	5	FDP
6	Mr. N. Sakthivelan	Machine Learning & IOT	Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous), Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	09-10-2023 - 13-10-2023	5	FDP
7	Mr.R. Rajesh	Machine Learning & IOT	Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous), Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	09-10-2023 - 13-10-2023	5	FDP
8	Mr. S. Jawahar	Machine Learning & IOT	Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous), Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	09-10-2023 - 13-10-2023	5	FDP
9	Mr. P. Venkataramana	Recent Advancements In Materials, Manufacturing And Technology	Swarnandhra College of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous),West Godavari, Andhra Pradesh.	30-10-2023 - 04-11-2023	5	FDP
10	Mr. S. Sathyanarayanan	Cutting-Edge Developments and Research Frontiers in Mechanical Engineering	SRM MADURAI College for Engineering and Technology, Sivagangai, Tamilnadu.	04-12-2023 - 09-12-2023	5	FDP
11	Mr. P. Venkataramana	Cutting-Edge Developments and Research Frontiers in Mechanical Engineering	SRM MADURAI College for Engineering and Technology, Sivagangai, Tamilnadu.	04-12-2023 - 09-12-2023	5	FDP
12	Dr. P. Ankammarao	Finite Element Analysis Using ABAQUS	Sagi Rama Krishnam Raju Engineering college (Autonomous),Bhimavaram, Andhra Pradesh.	08-01-2024 - 12-01-2024	5	FDP
13	Dr. P. Venkataramana	Viksit Bharat 2047 - Role of Engineering Faculty	Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies, IIIT R K Valley Campus, Kadapa District, Andhra Pradesh Anantha Lakshmi Institute Of Technology & Science, Near SK University, Itikalapalli(V) Ananthapuramu District, Andhra Pradesh	29-01-2024 - 02-02-2024	5	FDP
14	Mr. G. Vikas Reddy	Advanced Technologies in Electrical Engineering	Sri Sivasubramaniya nadar (SSN) College of engineering (An Autonomous Institution) Kalavakkam, Tamilnadu.	13-02-2024 - 17-02-2024	5	FDP
15	Dr. S. Arun Saco	Deep Learning and artificial Intelligence	Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation (APSSDC) in Collaboration with ExcelR Edtech Pvt. Ltd.	26-02-2024 - 01-03-2024	5	FDP
16	Mr. G. Vikas Reddy	Industry 4.0/5.0	Prasad V. Potluri Siddhartha institute of Technology(Autonomous),Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.	15-04-2024 - 27-04-2024	5	FDP
17	Mr.S. Jawahar	Generative AI Models and Applications of Machine Learning	Shri Vishnu Engineering College for Women (A), West Godavari, Andhra Pradesh.	21-05-2024 - 25-05-2024	5	FDP
18	Dr. A. Mahamani	OBE &NEP 2020	PBR VITS, Kavali and VIT-AP University, Amaravathi.	10-06-2024 - 14-06-2024	5	FDP

Seminar/ Workshop/ Faculty Development Program (2022-2023)

S. No.	Name of the Faculty	Title of the Program	Organization	Dates	No. of Days	FDP / STTP / WORKSHOP
1	Dr. S. Arun Saco	3D Printing Technologies	VEMU Institute of Technology, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	06-09-2022 - 10-09-2022	5	FDP
2	Dr. C. Ahilan	3D Printing Technologies	VEMU Institute of Technology, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	06-09-2022 - 10-09-2022	5	FDP
3	Mr. N. Sakthivelan	Thermal science and Materials Engineering	Srinivasa Ramanujam Institute of Technology, Ananthapuramu, Andhra Pradesh.	07-11-2022 - 11-11-2022	5	FDP
4	Mr.R. Rajesh	Thermal science and Materials Engineering	Srinivasa Ramanujam Institute of Technology, Ananthapuramu, Andhra Pradesh.	07-11-2022 - 11-11-2022	5	FDP
5	Mr. S. Jawahar	Thermal science and Materials Engineering	Srinivasa Ramanujam Institute of Technology, Ananthapuramu, Andhra Pradesh.	07-11-2022 - 11-11-2022	5	FDP
6	Mr. S. Jawahar	Advanced Technologies for Emerging Research in Mechanical Engineering	Annamachariya Insritute of Technology, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	05-12-2022 - 09-12-2022	5	FDP
7	Mr. G. Vikas Reddy	Advanced Technologies for Emerging Research in Mechanical Engineering	Annamachariya Insritute of Technology, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.	05-12-2022 - 09-12-2022	5	FDP
8	Dr. V. Harinadh	Smart Manufacturing	Visvesvaraya Technological University Centre for Post Graduate Studies, Muddenahalli, Bangalore.	19-12-2022 - 23-12-2022	5	FDP
9	Mr. G. Vikas Reddy	Innovations in Mechanical Engineering through online mode	Vasireddy Venkatadri Institute of Technology, Nambur, Andhra Pradesh.	26-12-2022 - 30-12-2022	5	FDP
10	Dr. V. Harinadh	Advanced Faculty Development Program (Hands on Training) on Smart Manufacturing	Visvesvaraya Technological University Centre for Post Graduate Studies, Muddenahalli, Bangalore.	05-01-2023 - 11-01-2023	5	FDP
11	Mr. S. Jawahar	Advanced Faculty Development Program (Hands on Training) on Smart Manufacturing	Visvesvaraya Technological University Centre for Post Graduate Studies, Muddenahalli, Bangalore.	05-01-2023 - 11-01-2023	5	FDP
12	Dr. V. Harinadh	Advanced Composite Production part 1	Aachen University, Germany.	07-03-2023 - 09-03-2023	3	FDP
13	Dr. C. Ahilan	Oppurtunities and Challenges in Artificial Intelligence & Machine learning for Mechanical Engineers	NIT Warrangal, Telangana & NBKRIST, Vidyanagar, Andhra Pradesh.	24-04-2023 - 28-04-2023	5	FDP
14	Dr. S. Arun Saco	Oppurtunities and Challenges in Artificial Intelligence & Machine learning for Mechanical Engineers	NIT Warrangal, Telangana & NBKRIST, Vidyanagar, Andhra Pradesh.	24-04-2023 - 28-04-2023	5	FDP
15	Dr. A. Mahamani	National Education Policy and Education 5.0	Dr. M.G.R Educational and Research Institute Deemed to be University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.	25-04-2023 - 27-04-2023	3	FDP

Laboratories – Department of Mechanical Engineering

All the Laboratories in the Department are well equipped with Components and Equipment’s required for conducting experiments given in the Syllabus and beyond.
We have Projector Facilities in the, CAD/CAM Laboratory for the students to understand the concepts by better way
Additional lab sessions are provided depending on the progress in the course practical work.
All the labs have white board /green board.
CAD lab is equipped with 70 computer with internet facilities.
E class room (R221) is equipped with smart board and audio facilities.

1. Workshop Practice Lab

The maintenance procedure for workshop practice lab will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the experiments completes.
In weekly maintenance, the tools related to workshop practice lab are maintained with proper manner by sharpen the cutting tools and providing the lubrication to all the moving components in the lab.
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service for the required equipment through proper channel.

Workshop Practice Lab is equipped with fabricate carpentry components and pipe connections including plumbing works, use welding equipment to join the structures, carry out the basic machining operations and make the models using sheet metal works, illustrate on centrifugal pump, air conditioner, operations of smithy, foundry and fittings. This Lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the Lab is equipped with sufficient number of components well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiment, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. Upon the completion of course students get the ability to fabricate carpentry components and pipe connections including plumbing works and ability to use welding equipment to join the structures. Engineering practice laboratory is used for first and second semester students.

2. Production Technology Laboratory

The maintenance procedure for Production Technology Laboratory will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the completion of the experiments.
In weekly maintenance, the cutting tools related to Production Technology Laboratory lab are maintained with proper manner by sharpen the tool edged and providing the lubrication to all the moving components to the machines like lathe, milling, drilling.
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service for the required equipment through proper channel.

Manufacturing Technology Laboratory is used to study and practice the various operations that can be performed in spot welding, injection moulding and universal testing machine for sand to do experiment for acquiring the practical knowledge, required in the core industries. This Lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the Lab is equipped with sufficient number of components, well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiments, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. After the completion of course, students are able to demonstrate and fabricate different types of components, using in the machine tools. Manufacturing Technology laboratory is used for second year, third semester students.

3. Metallurgy laboratory

The maintenance procedure metallurgy lab will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the completion of the experiments and checking the consumable for smooth run of lab.
In weekly maintenance, the fuels lab equipment’s are properly maintained
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service and maintenance for the required equipment through proper channel.

Metallurgy Laboratory is a domain of materials science and engineering that studies the physical and chemical behavior of metallic elements, their inter-metallic compounds, and their mixtures, which are called alloys. Metallurgy encompasses both the science and the technology of metals; that is, the way in which science is applied to the production of metals, and the engineering of metal components used in products for both consumers and manufacturers. This Lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the Lab is equipped with sufficient number of components, well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiments, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. After the completion of course, students are able to identify the physical and chemical property of the metals.

4. Metrology Laboratory

The maintenance procedure for metrology lab will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the completion of the experiments.
In weekly maintenance, the metrology lab equipment’s are properly calibrated for accurate measurements.
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service and maintenance for the required equipment through proper channel.

Metrology and Measurement Laboratory is familiar with different measurement, equipment’s and use of this industry for quality inspection. This lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the lab is equipped with sufficient number of components well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiment, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. Upon the Completion of Course, students are able to handle different measurement tools and perform measurements in quality impulsion. Metrology and Measurement Laboratory is used for third year, fifth semester student.

5. Thermal Engineering Lab

The maintenance procedure for thermal engineering lab will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the completion of the experiments and checking the fuel level in the fuel tank and also maintaining the battery for ignition system.
In weekly maintenance, the thermal lab equipment’s namely internal combustion engines, refrigeration kit are properly maintained and providing the lubrication to all the moving components.
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service and maintenance for the required equipment through proper channel.

Thermal Engineering Laboratory is used to study the value timing diagram and performance of IC Engines, characteristics of fuels/lubricates is used in IC Engine and the performance of steam IC Engine. This lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the lab is equipped with sufficient number of components well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiment, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. Upon the completion of course, students are able to conduct experiment on IC engine to study the characteristic and performance of IC engines. This laboratory is to study the heat transfer phenomena predicts the relevant co-efficient using implementation and to study the performance of refrigeration cycle / components. This Lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the Lab is equipped with sufficient number of components well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiment, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. Upon the Completion of Course, students are able to demonstrate the fundamentals of heat and predict the coefficient, used in that transfer application and also design refrigeration cycle. Thermal Engineering Laboratory is used for third year fifth semester student.

6. Dynamics of Machinery Laboratory

The maintenance procedure for Dynamics of machinery lab will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the completion of the experiments.
In weekly maintenance, the Dynamics of machinery lab equipment’s are properly calibrated for accurate measurements.
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service and maintenance for the required equipment through proper channel.

Dynamics Laboratory is used to supplement the principles learnt in kinematics and Dynamics of Machinery and to understand, how certain measuring devices are used for dynamic testing. This lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the lab is equipped with sufficient number of components well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiment, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. Upon the Completion of Course, students are able to demonstrate the principles of Kinematics and Dynamics of Machinery and able to use the measuring devices for Dynamics Testing. Dynamics Laboratory is used for third year, fifth semester students.

7. Machine Tools Laboratory

The maintenance procedure for Machine tools laboratory will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the completion of the experiments.
In weekly maintenance, the cutting tools related to Machine tools laboratory lab are maintained with proper manner by sharpen the tool edged and providing the lubrication to all the moving components to the machines shaper, planer vertical milling etc.
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service and maintenance for the required equipment through proper channel.

Manufacturing Technology Laboratory is used to study and acquire knowledge on various operations that can be performed in Lathe, Shaper, Drilling and Milling Machines etc. and to do experiment for acquiring the practical knowledge, required in the core industries. This lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the lab is equipped with sufficient number of components well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiments, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. Upon the Completion of Course, Students are able to use different machine tools for manufacturing gears, ability to use different machine tools for finishing operations and ability to manufacture, tools using cutter grinder and to develop CNC part

8. Instrumentation and control system Laboratory

The maintenance procedure for Instrumentation and control lab will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the completion of the experiments.
In weekly maintenance, the Instrumentation and control lab equipment’s are properly calibrated for accurate measurements.
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service and maintenance for the required equipment through proper channel.

Instrumentation and control system Laboratory is familiar with different measurement, equipment’s and use of this industry for quality inspection. This lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the lab is equipped with sufficient number of components well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiment, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. Upon the Completion of Course, students are able to handle different measurement tools and perform measurements in quality impulsion. Instrumentation and control system Laboratory is used for third year, sixth semester student.

9. Heat Transfer Lab

The maintenance procedure for heat transfer lab will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the completion of the experiments and checking the necessary things related to the heat transfer lab.
In weekly maintenance, the heat transfer lab equipment’s namely conduction, convection and radiation equipment’s are properly maintained.
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service and maintenance for the required equipment through proper channel.

Heat Transfer laboratory provides fundamental and industrial knowledge about modes of heat transfer, like conduction, convection and radiation, and their application. Heat Transfer Lab consists of the following equipment. Pin Fin Apparatus: This setup is designed to study the heat transfer in a pin fin. It consists of cylindrical fin fitted to the base in rectangular duct. A blower is provided on one side of duct to conduct experiments under forced convection heat transfer mode. Five thermocouples are embedded along the axis of the cylindrical fin at five different locations and one thermocouple placed in the air stream at the exit of the test section to measure the outlet air temperature. Digital Temperature Indicator is provided to read temperatures distribution along the fin. Test pipe is connected to the delivery side of the blower along with the Orifice to measure flow of air through the pipe. A heater heats one end of fin and heat flows to another end. Heat input to the heater is given through varies. Students will be expected to develop the following skills/understanding upon the successful completion of this experiment.

10. Fuels Laboratory

The maintenance procedure for fuels lab will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the equipment’s in the laboratory are cleaned well after the completion of the experiments and checking the consumable for smooth run of lab.
In weekly maintenance, the fuels lab equipment’s are properly maintained
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service and maintenance for the required equipment through proper channel.

In Fuels Laboratory, different fuel testing equipment are available. From this, students can measure viscosity, flash point, fire point, pour point, cloud point, calorific value, sulphated ash content, carbon residue, etc. of any fuel. The esterification plant which is available in fuels lab is highly useful for the students do their projects in alternate fuels. This Lab is well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the Lab is equipped with sufficient number of components well enough to accommodate 5 students per group for doing the experiment, so that students get the best exposure and confidence. Upon the Completion of Course, students are able to demonstrate the fundamentals of fuel laboratory for various fuels.

11. CAD / CAM Laboratory

The maintenance procedure for CAD/ CAM Lab will be followed by daily maintenance, weekly maintenance and monthly maintenance.
In daily maintenance, all the computers in the CAD/ CAM laboratory are cleaned properly.
In weekly maintenance, all the computers in the CAD/ CAM laboratory are checked software updates like windows, antivirus etc.,
In the monthly maintenance, the entire lab will be cleaned properly and providing service and maintenance for the required equipment through proper channel.

CAD/CAM Laboratory is used to gain practical experience in handling 2D drafting and 3D modelling software systems, to study the features of CNC Machine Tool, to expose students to modern control systems (Fanuc, Siemens etc.,) and to know the application of various CNC machines like CNC lathe, CNC Vertical Machining centre, CNC, This Lab is equipped with well designed to provide adequate space and convenience to the students and the lab is equipped with sufficient number of components well enough to accommodate students doing the experiment individually, so that, students get the best exposure and confidence. Upon the completion of course, students are able to develop 2D and 3D models, using modeling software’s, ability to understand the CNC control in modern manufacturing system, and ability to prepare CNC part programming and perform manufacturing. CAD/CAM laboratory is used for third year, sixth semester and forth year, seventh semester student.

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Placement Details (2023-2024)

S. No	Name of student placed	Name of the Employer	Pay package
1.	C Sai Charan	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
2.	Chemalamudi Thulasiram	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
3.	K Vinay Kumar	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
4.	Thallapureddy Ramachandra Reddy	GREEN PANEL	3.50 LPA
5.	S.Naveen Kumar	GREEN PANEL	3.50 LPA
6.	Aeithepalli Lokesh Babu	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
7.	Kolam Chenchu Sai Krishna	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
8.	Dasari Poorna Chandra	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
9.	Yarraneella Venkatasai	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
10.	Pappu Boya Kumar	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
11.	N G Gowtham	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
12.	Gowrigandla Ganga Sai Sravana Teja	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
13.	P Satheesh	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
14.	Patan Shaheer Khan	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
15.	K Sreekanth Kumar	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
16.	Yanamala Hemanth Kumar	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
17.	Marriboyini Vasu	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
18.	Venugopal K	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
19.	Chavva Bharath Kumar Reddy	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
20.	Kattamanchi Rahul	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
21.	Besta Sreenivasulu	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
22.	Boya Diwakar	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
23.	Patan Fayaz	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
24.	Pallem Venu Gopal	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
25.	N Bala Subramanyam	Delphi-TVs Technologies Limited	1.68 LPA
26.	Ch.Vinay	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
27.	L.Sreenivasulu	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
28.	N.Nithin Kumar	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
29.	Rangam Vishnu Vardhan	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
30.	V.Hemanadh	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
31.	Kotte Kodanda Gari Mahider Royal	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
32.	Challa Surya Naidu	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
33.	G.B. Chandru	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
34.	Godlaveeti Durga Kalyan	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
35.	Guduru Goutham Raju	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
36.	Macha Ajay	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
37.	Velpula Praveen Kumar	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
38.	Kandikonda Lakshmi Vara Prasad	Aspirella TechnoDocs Pvt Ltd	2.16 LPA
39.	Ravula Guru Teja	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
40.	Palyem Manikanta	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited	1.68 LPA
41.	Shaik Mahaboob Abdul Rehman	Future Technologies	2.04 LPA
42.	Rajeev Ranjan Kumar	Dhoot Transmission PVT LTD	2.16 LPA
43.	Pankaj Kumar	Dhoot Transmission PVT LTD	2.16 LPA
44.	Udit Utkarsh	Dhoot Transmission PVT LTD	2.16 LPA
45.	Raushan Kumar	Dhoot Transmission PVT LTD	2.16 LPA
46.	Nandlal Kumar	Dhoot Transmission PVT LTD	2.16 LPA
47.	Ganjikunta Venkata Siva	GREEN PANEL	3.50 LPA
48.	Vangala Manohar Reddy	Cognizant	4.5 LPA
49.	Anant Kumar	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
50.	Avula Vamsi	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
51.	B Prem Sagar	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
52.	Bayya Harsha Vardhan Chowdary	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
53.	Chenikala Deepak Yadav	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
54.	D Venkata Manikanta Kousik	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
55.	Damarla Kumara Swamy	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
56.	Danduboina Vishnuvardhan Yadav	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
57.	Etigoni Bhargav Gowd	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
58.	Horil Rajak	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
59.	K Vinay Kumar	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
60.	Kannemadugu Arun Dileep	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
61.	M Durga Charan	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
62.	Mandil Khanal	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
63.	Mekala Srikanth Reddy	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
64.	Muggari Raju	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
65.	Muttarasu Karthikeya	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
66.	Nagireddygari Narasimha Reddy	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
67.	Nimmanagari Naga Mahesh	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
68.	Patur Mani Sai Kumar Reddy	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
69.	Pelluru Venkat Sai	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
70.	Potu Sunil Gavaskar Yadav	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
71.	Purushottam Kumar	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
72.	Rakesh Kumar	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
73.	Ram Dhanush Kumar	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
74.	Sane Praveen Kumar Reddy	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
75.	Sanjit Kumar	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA
76.	Shaik Arif Basha	Nimirti Precision	2.20 LPA

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