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rd33Indian Engineering Congress

Theme:Integration of Technologies: Emerging Engineering Paradigm

UdaipurDecember 21-23, 2018

Organized by

The Institution of Engineers (India)Hosted by

Udaipur Local Centre

The Thirty-third Indian Engineering Congress will be held at Udaipur during December 21-23, 2018 concurrently with the 99th Annual

General Meeting of IEI on December 23, 2018.

The Udaipur Local Centre of The Institution of Engineers (India) extends a hearty welcome to the Congress Delegates endeavouring to make

their stay comfortable, pleasant and memorable one.

About the Institution

The Institution of Engineers (India), the largest multidisciplinary body of engineers encompassing 15 engineering disciplines with Corporate

Membership strength of more than 2 lac engineers, has been serving the nation for more than 9 decades. It was founded on September 13,

1920 and was subsequently incorporated by Royal Charter in the year 1935, thereby recognizing IEI as the representative body of Engineers

in India. Among other mandates of the Royal Charter, IEI is vested with the duty and responsibility “to encourage, regulate and elevate the

technical and general knowledge of persons engaged in or about to engage in engineering ......”.

Over the last 98 years of its existence, the Institution has been entrusted with many crucial roles and responsibilities towards upliftment of

engineering profession and contributed immensely towards social engineering. The Institution was the body which recognized the under-

graduate courses of the first ever IIT in India i.e. IIT Kharagpur during 1955-56. IEI being recognized as Scientific and Industrial Research

Organization (SIRO) by the Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India, provides Grant-in-Aid to UG/PG/PhD students of

Engineering Institutes & Universities. In order to augment the quality and to enhance the Impact Factor/Citation Index of the Journals, The

Institution of Engineers (India) publishes international peer-reviewed journals through M/s Springer covering 15 engineering disciplines

grouped into five series, each of which is Scopus Indexed.

Further, the Institution serves the interest of a large number of working professionals to upgrade their professional skill and facilitates career

enrichment. Our Continuing Education Program, Sections A & B Examinations, popularly known as AMIE, has ensured that they are brought

back to mainstream technical education at par with other engineering graduates. The hallmark of this course has been its 'affordability' and

most importantly 'learn while you earn' philosophy.

IEI has its presence in 122 State and Local Centers and 6 Overseas Chapters. In order to create a focus on national priority areas, The

Institution of Engineers (India) has established the following entities to work in tandem with the stake holders in the respective fields.

v Engineering Staff College of India (ESCI) for providing continuing education.

v National Design and Research Forum (NDRF) to encourage design talents in engineering & technology.

v Rural Development Forum (RDF) to encourage and promote multifaceted development of rural India.

v Water Management Forum (WMF) to promote and advance the engineering and practice of water resources management

judiciously.

v Sustainable Development Forum (SDF) for expression of authoritative views on technologies for sustainable development and also

for enunciating practical solution to the problems faced by mankind at large.

v Safety and Quality Forum (SQF) to address the multi-faceted aspects of safety and quality in engineering profession.

rd33 Indian Engineering Congress

Udaipur, December 21-23, 2018

The Institution of Engineers (India) has been playing a significant role at the

international level and it has bilateral agreements with engineering organizations, viz.,

World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO); Commonwealth Engineers'

Council (CEC); Federation Internationale du beton (fib); Federation of Engineering

Institutions of Asia and the Pacific (FEIAP); Federation of Engineering Institutions of

South and Central Asia (FEISCA) and International Professional Engineers Agreement

(IPEA), etc. The IEI is a full member of IPEA facilitating the international mobility of

professional engineers certified by IEI.

About Udaipur Local Centre, IEI

The Udaipur Local Centre has been a vibrant Centre of IEI since its inception in 1979

and has successfully hosted numerous technical activities in the form of Seminars,

National Conventions, Council Meetings apart from the 22nd Indian Engineering

Congress in December 2007 and two International Conferences during 2011 and

2016. The Centre has close to a thousand Corporate Members, six Institutional

Members and five Student Chapters.

Congress Theme

“Integration of Technologies: Emerging Engineering Paradigm”

The philosophy of 'technology integration' revolves around the iterative approach of

evolving a new technology resulting out of the synergy of the knowledge domain of

various engineering disciplines. The resulting technology is expected to be superior

and efficient to the original technology and expected to work reliably and coherently.

Technology integration has always been important and has been a critical parameter in

achieving engineering excellence especially over the last decade. Advances in

chemistry, information technology, electronics, and materials sciences has

transformed technological base of many industries as well as products rapidly and

unpredictably. At the same time, the choice of integrated technology have also

widened. To add to the complexity, product life cycles have shortened dramatically,

forcing companies to develop and commercialize new technologies faster than ever. At

the same time, many companies have also to contend with a large array of standards

and manufacturing processes. The competitive game has changed: the advantage

now often goes to the companies that are most adept at choosing among the vast

number of technological options available and not necessarily to the companies that

History of Indian Engineering Congress

The Institution of Engineers (India), earlier held Annual Conventions at different places in the country to take stock and review its activities and objectives. The Annual Convention later manifested into Indian Engineering Congress in 1987 to provide a wider spectrum. The Institution of Engineers (India) organizes the Indian Engineering Congress every year to cater to the needs of entire engineering professional community of India and provide them exposure t o t h e s c i e n t i f i c a n d t e c h n o l o g i c a l advancements in the country. The program also invites foreign participants thereby ushering the entire engineering community to the advances made all over the globe.

The First Indian Engineering Congress was inaugurated by Prime Minister of India, Bharat Ratna Late Shri Rajiv Gandhi in 1987 at Kolkata. Thereafter, the event was inaugurated by President of India, Late Shri S D Sharma in 1994 at Kolkata and in 1995 at Jaipur. It may be mentioned that Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Hon'ble President of India Bharat Ratna Late Dr APJ Abdul Kalam inaugurated and addressed the International Technical Congress organized by the Institution in 2000 at Kolkata and in 2003 at Delhi, respectively. It is a matter of great honour that Shri Pranab Mukherjee, the then Hon'ble President of India inaugurated the 27th and 28th Indian Engineering Congress held at New Delhi and Chennai, respectively. Shri Ram Nath Kovind, Hon'ble President of India, graced the Valedictory Function of the 32nd Indian Engineering Congress held at Chennai in 2017.



create them. Selecting the most appropriate technology among large number of competing ones and their integration is critical to

competitive performance. Also the approach adopted must be in harmony with a company's capabilities and its operating environment.

Technology integration has brought in a paradigm shift in our approach to engineering. Instead of emulating the developed world, we need to

focus on incremental improvements or refinements of technologies with which we are already familiar. Further, integrating technologies is

not enough. We need to ensure that the technology integration should be capable of working harmoniously in an increasingly complex

production system. However, most of these complex production environments share common challenges: a novel base of technology and a

complex context in which that technology must be applied. That combination of novelty and complexity makes a company's expertise in

technology integration critical.

It has now become imperative for all concerned to involve multiple technologies in product and process enhancement. This has led to

unprecedented developments in contributing fields, such as Big Data, machine learning, computing power, storage capacity and cloud

computing, among others. AI-based technologies are already emerging as a key component of proactive tools and applications being used

to help people lead better lives by improving healthcare, education, finance, agriculture, transportation, and a wide range of other sectors.

However, merging of the evolving technologies is to be done in an un-obstructive and seamless manner. Therefore, engineers have to

necessarily apply themselves in an environment which calls for application and integration of multiple technologies in product development

therein, innovation and vision are of essence. Integration of technologies poses multiple challenges and requires a developer to be aware of

the nuances of each technology application. It is increasingly evident that engineers are entering into a challenging phase where a broad

perspective, innovative spirit and domain specific knowledge is the need of the hour.

rd Objective of 33 Indian Engineering Congress

rdThe 33 Indian Engineering Congress is being organized to deliberate on the theme with active participation of experts and professionals

from different disciplines, facilitating exchange of ideas and concepts aimed at focusing on “Transactions on Engineering Technologies”

for in-depth coverage and deliberation.

Call for Papers

Engineering processionals from Industries, Academic Institutions, Research & Development Organisations, Government Departments and

Entrepreneurs are invited to contribute papers pertaining to the theme and sub-themes of the Congress.

Important Dates

Submission of Synopsis : September 15, 2018

Intimation of acceptance of synopsis : October 10, 2018

Submission of full text : November 15, 2018

Intimation to authors regarding session details : December 10, 2018



Guidelines for Authors

Authors are advised to submit Synopsis of Paper within 500 words with maximum five keywords. The author should mention the

Engineering Discipline of the paper. Synopsis will be peer-reviewed and the decision along with a template for preparation of the format paper

will be communicated to those authors whose synopsis is accepted. Papers should not exceed 3000 words and should not carry more than

5 illustrations/ photographs. The language of the publication is English.

rdThe full text of accepted papers will be published by a reputed publisher in the Technical Volume of the 33 Indian Engineering Congress (with

ISBN No.)

The authors are requested to submit the synopsis and full text (post-acceptance of synopsis) through e-mail to:

Mr N Senguptard

Convenor, Technical Committee, 33 Indian Engineering Congress &

Director (Technical), The Institution of Engineers (India)

e-mail:[email protected]

Memorial Lectures

rdFollowing eight Memorial Lectures, instituted by IEI to commemorate outstanding engineers, will be delivered during the 33 Indian

Engineering Congress. These lectures form an important part of the Congress.

st l The 61 Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya Memorial Lecture

rd l The 53 Nidhu Bhushan Memorial Lecture

th l The 44 Bhaikaka Memorial Lecture

th l The 40 Sir Rajendra Nath Mookerjee Memorial Lecture

st l The 31 Dr Ajudhia Nath Khosla Memorial Lecture

th l The 27 Dr Amitabha Bhattacharya Memorial Lecture

th l The 8 Prof C S Jha Memorial Lecture

th l The 4 Dr K L Rao Memorial Lecture

Glimpses of Engineering Personalities

The success stories and achievements of engineering personalities will be presented in the Congress followed by felicitation. The Indian

Engineering Congress offers a unique opportunity to the budding engineers to listen the experts/veterans from industries, research

institutions and institutions of higher academic excellence, narrating their experience in tackling various engineering problems of complex

nature during their professional career.



International Meet

Indian engineers and technologists have played a significant role in the advancement of engineering practice within and outside the country.

The IEI also welcomes Engineers and Technologists from foreign countries to participate in the Congress and share the global best

practices. Besides, the members of international bodies with whom IEI has bilateral relations will be invited to attend the Engineering

Congress.

IEI Alumni/Alumna Meet

The Indian Engineering Congress provides an opportunity for IEI Alumni/Alumna for a reunion with their counterparts and is also expected to play a mentors role for the younger generation.

Women Engineers Meet

IEI recognizes the role being played and contributions being made by women engineers and provides an opportunity in the Congress for women engineers to network and participate in the deliberations.



Reaching Udaipur

Udaipur is well connected by air, train and road with the rest of country. There are direct train services to and from New Delhi, Ahmedabad and Jaipur.

Network of National Highways and other roads connect Udaipur with all the important places or Rajasthan. Both Government and private buses ply from Udaipur to all the major towns of Rajasthan. These buses also ply from Udaipur to the capitals of the neighbouring states.

Tourist Attractions

Udaipur, the city of lakes and palaces is located around azure water lakes and is hemmed in by lush green hills of Aravallis. The famous Lake Palace, located amidst Lake Pichola is one of the most beautiful sights of Udaipur. It is also home to Jaisamand Lake, claimed to be the second largest man-made sweet water lake in Asia. The beautiful City Palace and Sajjangarh (Monsoon Palace) add to the architectural beauty and grandeur of the city. Solar observatory in Lake Fateh Sagar is the only observatory in India located on an island and has been made on the pattern of Big Bear Lake in Southern California. The ten-day Shilpgram Festival which is held between 21 December to 30

rdDecember (overlapping 33 Indian Engineering Congress) draws in a large number of visitors interested in arts and crafts.

Udaipur was founded in 1553 by Maharana Udai Singh II as the new capital of Mewar Kingdom. It is located in the fertile, circular Girwa Valley t o t h e s o u t h w e s t o f N a g d a , w h i c h w a s t h e f i r s t c a p i t a l o f M e w a r. T h e d e t a i l s a r e a v a i l a b l e o n http://www.tourism.rajasthan.gov.in/udaipur.html

Sponsorship and Advertisement in Souvenir

The Organizing Committee extends a warm invitation to sponsor this important event by virtue of their sponsorship. Such organizations are entitled to the following privileges.

Sponsorship Opportunities/Facilities and Benefit

Registration Fee

The fee payable by each delegate is as follows and the amount should be mentioned in the enclosed Registration Form.

Delegates may deposit fees online also as per bank details given below and forward us the UTR number as a confirmation of the deposit.

Category Registration Fee Registration Fee (Till 10.11.2018) (From 10.11.2018)

Member of IEI ` 3500 + GST 18% ` 4000 + GST 18%

Non-Members ` 4500 + GST 18% ` 5000 + GST 18%

Spouses of Participants ` 2000 + GST 18% ` 2500 + GST 18%

Industry/Research Organisation ` 4500 + GST 18% ` 5000 + GST 18%

Sr. Technician/Technician* Member, ` 1500 + GST 18% ` 2000 + GST 18% Students** of Engineering College

Foreign Participants US$ 500 US$ 600

(* To be certied by Head of Institution)

(** Attested Xerox copy of Identity Card; and Bonade student/study certicate issued by the Head of the Department/Principal of College must be attached with the Registration Form.)

Sl. No. Categories No. of Advertisement in Souvenir Exhibition INR Free Delegates Stall

1 PLATINUM 10 One full page on Back Cover (colour) + Yes ` 20 Lac name displayed as Platinum Sponsor. + GST

2 DIAMOND 08 One full front inner page (colour) + Yes ` 15 Lac name displayed as Diamond Sponsor. + GST

3 GOLD 06 One full inner page on Back Cover (colour) + Yes ` 10 Lac name displayed as Gold Sponsor. + GST

4 SILVER 04 One full inner page colour on art paper + Yes ` 5 Lac name displayed as Silver Sponsor. + GST

5 BRONZE 03 One full inner page colour + Yes ` 3 Lac name displayed as Bronze Sponsor. + GST

6 Sponsorship for 02 One full inner page colour + Yes ` 2.5 Lac Lunch / name displayed as Lunch / Dinner Sponsor. + GST Dinner

Note: Plus GST at prevailing rate (present rate of GST is 18%)



Advertisement

A Souvenir will be brought out on this occasion containing advertisement, copy of which will be provided to valuable contributors.The Tariff for Advertisement shall be as follows:

1 Full page inside (colour) - 02 delegates free ` 75000 + GST at prevailing rate

2 Full page inside colour ` 50000 + GST at prevailing rate

3 Half page inside colour ` 25000 + GST at prevailing rate

4 Half page inside Black & White ` 10000 + GST at prevailing rate

Note: All payments are to be made:-

(1) Online as per bank details given above, or

(2) In the form of Demand Draft, or

(3) Account Payee Cheque at Udaipur drawn in favour of “M/S. 33 INDIAN ENGG CONGRESS THE UNIT OF IEI”. The registration form along with said DD/Cheque should be sent to the Organising Secretary, , The Institution of Engineers


(India), Udaipur Local Centre, 128 Hiran Magri, Sector 11, Udaipur 313 002, Telephone No. (0294) 2583702, Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Contact

All participants are requested to send the filled-in-Registration form along with necessary remittance to:

The Organising Secretaryrd33 Indian Engineering Congress

The Institution of Engineers (India), 128 Hiran Magri, Sector 11, Udaipur 313 002

Phone: 0294-2583702, Email: [email protected], [email protected]



Bank Details 1 Name M/S. 33 INDIAN ENGG CONGRESS THE UNIT OF IEI

2 Bank Name HDFC Bank Limited

3 Branch Name Udaipur Hiran Magri

4 Address 147 Machla Marg, A Scheme, Sec 11, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 313004

5 Account No. 50100249757039

6 IFSC Code HDFC0002614

7 MICR Code 313240004

TENTATIVE PROGRAMME MATRIXThe Institution of Engineers (India)

rd33 Indian Engineering Congress21-23 December, 2018, Udaipur

08.30 h - 09.30 h l Registration

09.30 h - 10.30 h l Inaugural Ceremony & IEI Industry Excellence Awards 2018

10.30 h -11.00 h l Inauguration of Exhibition

11.00h -11.15 h l Teast 11.15h -11.45 h l 61 Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya Memorial Lecture

21 11.45h -12.45h l Glimpses of Engineering Personalities

December 12.45h – 13.45h l Technical Session I, Inauguration of Seminar and Keynote address

2018 13.45h – 1430 h l Lunchth 14.30h - 15.15h l 40 Sir Rajendra Nath Mookerjee Memorial Lectureth 15.15h - 16.00h l 27 Dr Amithabha Bhattacharya Memorial Lecture

16.00h - 17.30h l Technical Session-II

17.30h l IEI Prizes & Awards

1900 h – 20.30 h l Cultural Programme

l Congress Dinnerth 10.00 h -11.00h l 4 Dr K L Rao Memorial Lecture

11.00h -11.15h l Teath 11.15h -12.00h l 44 Bhaikaka Memorial Lecture

22 12.00h - 13.45h l Technical Session III

December 13.45h -14.15h l Lunchth 2018 14.15 h -15.00h l 8 Prof C S Jha Memorial Lecture

15.00h - 16.45h l Technical Session IVrd 10.00 h -10.45h l 53 Nidhu Bhushan Memorial Lecture

10.45h -11.15h l Teast 11.15h -12.00h l 31 Dr Ajudhia Nath Khosla Memorial Lecture

23 12.00h -12.45h l Women Engineers Meet

December 12.45h -13.30h l IEI Alumni Meet

2018 13.30h -14.15h l Lunch th 14.30h -15.15h l 99 Annual General Meeting (Corporate Members of IEI)

15.15h -16.00h l Valedictory Session of the Congress





Accommodation and Transport Arrangements

Udaipur is an attractive tourist centre and the time of the Congress falls in the high tourist session. Accommodation can be reserved as per choice of place of stay, and on first-come first-served basis, on requisition sent along with and advanced deposit of one day's rent. A list of prominent hotels is appended herewith.

Advance booking of accommodation should be made to avoid inconvenience. Udaipur is well connected by Air from all parts of the country by Indian Airlines, Jet Airways, Indigo etc. It is also well connected by rail/road.

Hotel Name Address Contact Number

Hotel Leroi Multy Functional Complex, City Railway Station, Udaipur 0294-2485558 599799826705

Hotel Paras Mahal N.H. 8, HiranMagri, Sector 11, Udaipur, Rajasthan 0294-2483391 94800355955

Hotel Inder Residency Goverdhan Vilas, Shikarbadi Road, Ekling Nagar, Udaipur 0294-2488733 8003233337

Hotel Osheen Palace 147, Machla Magra, Opp. Paras Mahal Hotel, Udaipur 0294-3299788/ 2489495

Hotel Ambiance Plot No. 8,100 Feet Road, Roop Nagar, Bhuwana Opposite 9953061958 The Occasion Wedding & Special Event Garden Udaipur, Raj 313001

Agarwal Dharmshala 0294-2485558-59Hiralal Agrawal Marg, Hiran Magri Sector-11, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001 9799826705

Hotel Yois Plot No. 8,100 Feet Road, Roop Nagar, Bhuwana 9953061958 Opposite The Occasion Wedding & Special Event Garden, Udaipur, Raj 313001

Hotel Gulden Tulip 63rd Avenue, Sardarpura, Near Sukhadia Circle 0294-2425501 Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001

Trident Road, Near Pichola Lake, Pichola 0294-2432200 Hotel Trident Haridas Ji Ki Magri, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001

Kodiyat Road, Village Bujhda, Tehsil Girva 9873008468 Hotel Atyulia Udaipur, Rajasthan 31300

Sites for Hotel Booking at Udaipurwww.tripadvisor.in; www.trivago.in; www.makemytrip.com; www.goibibo.com; www.yatra.com; www.cleartrip.com; www.oyorooms.com; www.kayak.co.in; www.hotelscombined.com; www.booking.com; www.travelguru.com; www.agoda.com; www.bookingbuddy.com; www.manahotels.in; www.agrawaldhramshala.com

Venue: Hotel Ananta, Kodiyat Road, Udaipur (Rajasthan)



Er. Sohan Singh Rathore Er. Anurodh Prashant Sharma Former Chairman, IEI, ULC Chairman, IEI, ULC Chairman Co-Chairman and [email protected], [email protected] [email protected], [email protected], 9414159605 9414759018, 7728059018

Er. Yawanti Kumar Bolia Er. M.K. Mathur Honorary Secretary, IEI, ULC Immediate Past Chairman, IEI, ULCOrganising Secretary Joint Organising [email protected] [email protected] 9413318868

ORGANISING COMMITTEE

CONTACTS

The Institution of Engineers (India)8 Gokhale Road, Kolkata 700 020

Phone : +91 (033) 2223-8311/14/15/16

Fax : +91 (033) 2223-8345

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