BHARATIA VIDYA BHAVAN’S

SARDAR PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (An autonomous institution affiliated to University of Mumbai)

ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE : BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN’S SARDAR PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, MECHANICAL ENGG DEPARTMENT BHAVAN’S CAMPUS, MUNSHI NAGAR, J.P.ROAD , ANDHERI(W), MUMBAI 400 058 PH: 91-22-262 32 192 / 262 89 777 | FAX: 91-22-262 37 819 | www.spce.ac.in

Dr. P. H. Sawant Principal

Dr. M. M. Murudi Vice Principal and TEQIP coordinator

Mr. Satyendra Bajpai Head Technology Solutions—India, Tata Technologies

Mr. Sachin Shrotri Regional Manager, Western Region, Tata Technologies

Dr. Rajesh Buktar Coordinator and Head of Mechanical Engineering Department

Dr. Kiran Bhole Co-coordinator, Mechanical Engineering Department

Organizing Body

Under Technical Education Quality Improvement Program (TEQIP) in collaboration with Tata Technologies.

SARDAR PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Sardar Patel College of Engineering (SPCE) under the management of the Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan, was founded by Ku-

lapati Dr. K. M. Munshi. It was established to meet the growing demand for engineering talent. The foundation stone

of the college was laid on 17th September 1961 by Shri.Y.B.Chavan (the then Chief Minister of Maharashtra who later

became the Defence Minister of India.)

The college was inaugurated by the first Prime Minister of Independent India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in 1962.The col-

lege is dedicated to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, an eminent nation builder of independent India.

The college is autonomous and affiliated to the University of Mumbai for the degree and post graduate degree courses.

The institute has set high standards for aspiring engineering students and also meets the need of quality education in

the challenging world of business. Over the last 50 years the college has gained an excellent reputation in the field of

Technical Education. SPCE is one of the few colleges that have received Grade ‘A+’ rating for its aided courses from the

Govt. of Maharashtra which certifies the spirit of excellence that the institute has symbolized and always practiced.

Institute celebrated its golden jubilee in the year 2012.

ABOUT TATA TECHNOLOGIES

WHO SHOULD ATTEND THE COURSE

This course is must for all engineers, technology practitioners and academicians aspiring to be or already involved in

technical functions from various industry sectors. The course will be most beneficial for:

Engineering graduates and post-graduates (B.E./B.Tech./M.E./M.Tech. in Mechanical, Production, Auto-

mobile, etc.)

Professionals in Design and Manufacturing from Industry

Faculty members from academic institutions

Diploma/Engineering students

Tata Technologies casts a wide global footprint, enabling us to help ambitious manufacturers around the world make

better products for their customers. We provide a wide range of services reinforced by a global network of resources,

facilities, technology and expertise that keeps getting better all the time. Our state-of-the-ar5xpertise to client pro-

jects.

Tata Technologies leverages an integrated workforce of 8,200 professionals in 14 countries, which means we are free

to provide our full range of services wherever our clients are. We are active in North America, Europe, the Middle East

and the Asia Pacific region, and we currently service all of the top 10 aerospace original equipment manufacturers

(OEMs) and all of the top 10 automotive OEMs. Our flexibility and ability to mold our services to fit our clients’ needs

provide the basis for long-term, multi-dimensional partnerships with companies across the globe.

ABOUT DIGITAL MANUFACTURING TRAINING COURSE

Why the training?

Engineers need to develop products which can be efficiently manufactured. Digital manufacturing allows the engineers

to conceive manufacturing in the digital world so that they can make better products for the real world. Virtual 3D vali-

dation early in the process eliminates redundant business systems later in the cycle, helping to avoid unexpected prob-

lems on the shop floor and concurrent engineering, design, and manufacturing validation occurs before committing to

physical prototypes.

Objectives

The objective of this training course is to add skills to understand the fundamentals of Digital Manufacturing and apply

these to define manufacturing processes, manage manufacturing process information and support effective collabora-

tion among engineering disciplines by using full digital product definition. The course emphasizes on step-by-step

learning of the tools to apply digital manufacturing methodologies using Digital Enterprise Lean Manufacturing Interac-

tive Application (DELMIA) software.

Scope

The course will cover use of visualization, manufacturing simulation, ergonomic and human factor analyses, and other

engineering analysis tools necessary to optimize the manufacturing process design. Many of the topics will be dis-

cussed with practical examples and solutions obtained using industry standard software.

Significance

The training course stresses upon hands-on experience by the participants during the learning process. The course is

interspersed with many illustrative examples, sample analyses. The participants will get opportunity to practice them-

selves and gain confidence with exercises modelled closely to practical scenarios.

COURSE FEE AND ACCOMODATION CHARGES

CONTACT DETAILS FOR MORE INFORMATION

The registration fees includes Course Material, Media DVD and Breakfast/Tea-snacks/Working Lunch. Registration fee should be paid in the form of cheque/DD drawn in the favor of “The Principal, SPCE”. Cheque/DD

CONTACT EMAIL MOBILE

Dr. Rajesh Buktar (HOD, Mechanical Engineering Department) r_buktar@spce.ac.in 9930385101

Dr. Kiran Bhole (Faculty, Mechanical Engineering Department) Kiran_bhole@spce.ac.in 9869378873

Note: For form submission, fill the attached form and send the scanned copy to r_buktar@spce.ac.in

Registration Fee Accommodation Charges (per day)

Student Faculty (Non-

TEQIP colleges)

Faculty (TEQIP

colleges)

Industry /

Sponsored

A/C room Students’ hostel room

(2-3 person sharing) Single Twin sharing

Rs. 2,500 Rs. 5,000 Rs. 10,000 Rs. 20,000 Rs. 4000 Rs. 2000 Rs. 500

TRAINING SCHEDULE AND COURSE CONTENTS

DAY CONTENTS OUTCOMES

DAY 1

Introduction & capabilities of Digital Manu-

facturing

DELMIA Resource Definition & Layout

Hands-on session.

Exposure to Digital Manufacturing

concepts

Introduction to DELMIA software

DAY 2

Application for Device building workbench

DELMIA tools including device attributes,

device building, device analysis, frame of

interest & inverse kinematics.

Hands-on session.

Application of Digital manufactur-

ing tools for device management

DAY 3

Robotics and Digital Manufacturing

DELMIA tools including Robot Manage-

ment, activity management, PPR tools,

Tag & sequencing.

Hands-on session

Application of Digital manufactur-

ing to Robot management

DAY 4

Human ergonomics and Digital Manufac-

turing

DELMIA tools including Simulation activity

creation, worker activities, task tools, man-

ikin posture, manikin tools & manikin con-

straint

Hands-on session.

Use of principles of human ergo-

nomics in developing digital manu-

facturing systems

DAY 5

Industry experience of Digital Manufactur-

ing

Career & future scope in Virtual/Digital

Manufacturing

Short lecture on DELMIA by Industrial Ex-

pert

Learning from experiences of ex-

perts

Understanding career options

DAY 6

Case Studies Practical applications of Digital

Manufacturing technologies

PATRONS

Dr. S. K. Mahajan (Chief Coordinator, SPFU) Director, Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Maharashtra State, Mumbai

Dr. Sesha Iyer Chairman, BOG- Sardar Patel College of Engineering

Dr. P. H. Sawant Principal, Sardar Patel College of Engineering

www.spce.ac.in

Registration Form

Application for the registration to the Program/ Workshop (√ Tick the check box):

Digital manufacturing using DELMIA in collaboration with TATA TECHNOLOGIES

Pune (23rd

May to 28th

May 2016).

Pressure Equipment Design & Piping Engineering in collaboration with AKER Solutions

Mumbai. (30th

May to 10th

June 2016).

Mechatronics: Concept to Commissioning in collaboration with Christiani & Sharpline

Mumbai. (13th

June to 21st June 2016).

Workshop on Internet of Things in collaboration with KRATOS Engg. & IT Solutions

6th

May 2016.

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Seal and Signature of Sponsoring Authority

BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN’S

SARDAR PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

(Government Aided Autonomous Institute)

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Bhavan’s Campus, Andheri (West), Mumbai, 400 058 Maharashtra.

Ph: 91-22-26232192, 91-22-26289777, Fax: 91-22-2623 7819