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Sant Dnyaneshwar Shikshan Sanstha’s

Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and

Technology, Ashta

Mechanical Engineer’s Student

Association

Volume 8, Issue I NEWS LETTER July2017 to Dec 2017

Published for Departmental Circulation to members only

Our Inspiration…

Hon. Shri Annasaheb Dange

Founder, SDSS Islampur

Dr.A.M.Mulla

Principal

Dr. N. D. Sangle

Vice Principal (Academic)

Dr. S. S. Ahankari

HoD, Mechanical Engineering

Hon. Shri Chimanbhau Dange

Secretary, SDSS Islampur

Prof. R.A.Kanai

Executive Director

Dr. L.Y. Waghmode

Vice Principal (Admin)

Prof. V.B.Patil

HoD, Mechanical Engineering (Shift)

MESA Staff Members

Mr.S.A.Urunkar Mr. R. B. Patil

Inside this Issue

Faculty contribution

A Curricular activities 5

B Research and Publications 15

Student’s contribution

A Students Achievements 17

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Vision, Mission, PEOs and POs

Vision of the Institute

To be a leader in producing professionally competent engineers

Mission of the Institute

We at ADCET, Ashta are committed to achieve our vision by

Imparting effective outcome based education

Preparing students through skill oriented courses to excel in their profession with ethical

values

Promoting research to benefit the society

Strengthening relationship with all stakeholders

Department Vision

To be a leader in developing mechanical engineering graduates with knowledge, skills &

ethics.

Department Mission

We, at the Department of Mechanical Engineering are committed to achieve our vision by,

M1- Imparting effective outcome based education.

M2- Preparing students to serve the society with professional skills and ethical values.

M3- Cultivating skills and attitude among students and faculties to promote research

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

1. Provide solutions to the problems of mechanical and relevant engineering disciplines

using the knowledge of fundamental science and skills developed during graduation

studies.

2. Demonstrate an understanding about selected specific areas of mechanical engineering in

career development.

3. Communicate and function effectively using professional ethics, social and

environmental awareness.

4. Engage in lifelong learning, for effective adaptation to technological changes.

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Program Outcomes (POs):

Students of Mechanical Engineering Graduates will be able to:

1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering

fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering

problems.

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.

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.

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.

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.

6. The engineer and society: Demonstrate understanding of contemporary knowledge of

engineering to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent

responsibilities.

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.

8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and

norms of the engineering practice.

9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader

in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities, write

effective reports, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the

engineering and management principles and apply these to manage projects and in

multidisciplinary environments.

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12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the ability to engage in independent

and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs):

PSO1. An ability to find out, articulate the local industrial problems and solve with the use of

mechanical engineering tools for realistic outcomes.

PSO2. An ability of collaborative learning to find out cost-effective, optimal solution for social

problems

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Departmental news 2017-18

Faculty curricular activities

Prof. P. D. Kulkarni received patent for ‘Heat Exchanger Pipe Wick’ by Govt. of India

Mr. Paresh Manikrao Wadekar, working as Assistant Professor in Mechanical

Engineering Department got the sponsorship of Rs. 50,000/- from Indian Society for

Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Engineers (ISHARE) for Project "

Performance Improvement of a Domestic Refrigerator using Phase Change Material

(PCM) as Thermal Storage. This project will help to increase the cooling time for food

preserved in domestic refrigerator even after power cut-off.

Mr. M. M. Salgar published book entitled ‘Modelling of AFM Cantilever’ with Lambert

Publication, Germany.

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Outside world Interaction

Sr.

no.

Name of faculty Institute

interacted

Topic Date of

interaction 1. Dr.S.S.Ahankari Department of basic

science , ADCET,

Ashta

Polymer & composite materials 28/12/2017

2. Mr. M.M.Jadhav NMCE, Peth Teaching methodology in the subject

“Noise & Vibration” 22/12/2017

3. Mr. A.S.Tate NMCE, Peth Teaching methodology in the subject


4. Dr. S.P.Chavan NMCE, Peth Teaching methodology in the subject


5. Dr. S.P.Chavan NMCE, Peth Expert lecture on Teaching

methodology in the subject “Noise &

Vibration”

22/12/2017

6. Dr.S.S.Ahankari PVPIT, Budhgaon Expert talk on “scope of metallurgical

process & material testing on advanced

materials”

19/12/2017

7. Dr.S.S.Ahankari Dnyanshree Institute

of engineering &

technology, Satara

Member of change of branch committee 08/11/2017

8. Dr.S.S.Ahankari SIT, Yadrav Outcome based education & android

technology

30/10/2017

9. Dr.S.P.Chavan Nirani sugars limited,

Mudhol

Condition monitoring & fault diagnosis

of rotating machines using vibration

measurement & analysis

10/10/2017

10. Dr.S.S.Ahankari SIT, Yadrav Panel expert for conducting intervies of

Assistant professor

30/05/2017

11. Dr.S.S.Ahankari DKTE, Ichalkaranji Paper setting meeting 18/11/2016

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Events Organized by the Department

Academic Year: – July- Dec 2017

Sr.

No. Event Name Date

Organizing

Body Experts

Number of

Participants

01

Two days workshop on

“Recent Trends in

Design Engineering”

30/06/2017

to

02/07/2017

SRESA

A. M. Pirjade

Mr. Ashutosh

Kulkarni and Mr. Nitin Chavan

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02 Two days workshop on

Computer programming

30/06/2017

to

02/07/2017

MESA Mr. T. B. Patil and

Mr. P. R. Bhokare 13

03 Two days workshop on

Mechatronics

30/06/2017

to

02/07/2017

MESA Mr. A. S. Dabhole 35

04


PLC & Pneumatic

systems

30/06/2017

to

02/07/2017

MESA

Mr. K. J. Burle,

Mr. Y.P. Ballal,

Mr. K. I. Nargatti and

P. B. Patil

08

05


Advances & Hands on

training in Refrigeration

& air conditioning

30/06/2017

to

02/07/2017

ISHRAE Mr. Santosh Patil,

and team 30

06


Gear box design for

machine tool application

30/06/2017

to

02/07/2017

SRESA Mr. R. B. Patil 32

07


Basics of solar

technology

30/06/2017

to

02/07/2017

MESA Mr. S. A. Urunkar 17

08


NDE Awareness &

Career opportunities for

engineering students

30/06/2017

to

02/07/2017

ISNT

Mr. S. S. Bhosale,

Mr. V. T. Kumbhar

V. S. Ganachari

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Total Number of

Student Participants = 231

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Photos of various workshops

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STTP/Workshops attended by Faculties

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty Title of Seminar /Workshop

Date /

Duration

Organizing

Body /

College

01 Dr.A.C.Gangal

STTP on Recent Trends in

Interdisciplinary Research in Material

Science.

26th

Dec. to 30

Dec.2017 ADCET,

Ashta

02 Mr. R.V.Pethkar FDP on Recent Trends and challenges

in Materials and Manufacturing

Process

13the Nov. to

23rd

Nov.2017 RIT,

Islampur

03 Mr.S.S.Bhosale FDP on Recent Trends and challenges


Process

13the Nov. to

23rd

Nov.2017 RIT,

Islampur

04 Mr. Y.P.Ballal FDP on Recent Trends and challenges


Process

13the Nov. to

23rd

Nov.2017 RIT,

Islampur

05 Mr.V.S.Ganachari FDP on Recent Trends and challenges


Process

13the Nov. to

23rd

Nov.2017 RIT,

Islampur

06 Mr.V.S.Gondkar

FDP on Recent Trends and challenges


Process

13the Nov. to

23rd

Nov.2017 RIT,

Islampur



Science.

26th

Dec. to 30

Dec.2017 ADCET,

Ashta

07 Mr.M.M.Salgar FDP on Recent Trends and challenges


Process

13the Nov. to

23rd

Nov.2017 RIT,

Islampur

08 Mr.A.R.Mane Advances in applied mathematics in

Engineering

11th

Dec. to

22nd

Dec2017. GCE, Karad

09

Mr.P.S.Daingade

Advances In Applied Mathematics In

Engineering.

11th

Dec. to

22nd

Dec2017. GCE, Karad



Science.

26th

Dec. to 30

Dec.2017 ADCET,

Ashta

10 Mr. A.S.Dabhole STTP on Big Data Analytics 10June to 14th

June 2017

ADCET,

Ashta

11 Mr.T.B.Patil STTP on 3D Printing Tech. in Engg. 10th

July to 15

July 2017

NIT,

Warangal

12 Mr .K.I.Nargatti Scope of Metallurgical Process and

Material Testing of advanced Materials

11th

Dec. to

23rd

Dec.2017

PVPIT,

Budhagaon

13 Mr.S.G.Baghi Scope of Metallurgical Process and 11th

Dec. to PVPIT,

13

Material Testing of advanced Materials 23rd

Dec.2017 Budhagaon

14 Mr.S.V.Nishandar STTP on Recent Trends in


Science.

26th

Dec. to 30

Dec.2017 ADCET,

Ashta

15 Mr.S.L.Chittewar STTP on Recent Trends in


Science.

26th

Dec. to 30

Dec.2017 ADCET,

Ashta

16 Mr. R.T.Patil STTP on Recent Trends in


Science.

26th

Dec. to 30

Dec.2017 ADCET,

Ashta

17 Mr. A.V.Patil STTP on Recent Trends in


Science.

26th

Dec. to 30

Dec.2017 ADCET,

Ashta

18 Mr.A.S.Tate STTP on Recent Trends in


Science.

26th

Dec. to 30

Dec.2017 ADCET,

Ashta

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Guest Lecture by Expert Resources

Sr.

No.

Name of

Resource Person Organization Date Topic

01 Mahesh Wagh DoT, SU,

Kolhapur

28/06/2017 Energy Conservation

Awareness

02 Prof. BabgaruBabu NIT Warangal 27/07/2017

03 Mr. Khushal Singh

Bithu

AMZ Automotive,

jaypur

08/08/2017 Recent trends in

Automobiles

04 Ashish Patil Lotus Engineering 21/08/2017 CNC Technology

and Programming

05 Ikhalas Patel Adroit Industries,

Kolhapur

22/08/2017 Entrepreneurship

Development

06 Arun Agrawal TCS, Pune 16/09/2017 Aptitude and

Interview Techniques

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Faculty Publications

Journal:-

1. International:-

1. Wadekar P M, Patil A. R “Experimental Investigation of Heat Transfer Enhancement

in Tube in Tube Heat Exchanger with Perforated Twisted Tapes” International

Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering and Technology Vol 4 Issue 9

September 2017.

2. Prof. Pramod B. Magade, Dr. S. P. Chavan “Development and Testing of Novel Mini

Wind Turbine (NMWT) Set” International Journal of Engineering Technology

Science and Research Volume 4, Issue 12, December 2017

3. Kiran D. Devade, Ashok T. Pise “Issues and prospects of energy separation in Vortex

tubes: Review” Heat transfer- Asian Res. 2017; 1-31 July 2017

4. Kiran D. Devade, Ashok T. Pise “Parametric Review of Ranque- Hilsch Vortex

Tube” American Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer Vol. 4 No. 3 pp 115-145 2017

5. Kiran D. Devade, Ashok T. Pise and Atul R. Urade “Numerical Analysis of Flow

Behaviour in Vortex Tube for Different Gases” Mechanical Engineering Research;

Vol. 7 No. 2 November 2017

6. R. B. Patil, Dr. L. Y. waghmode “Reliability analysis of CNC turning center based on

the assessment of trends in maintence data” International Journal of Quality and

Reliability Management Vol. 34 No. 9 , 2017

7. Prachi Prabhukhot, Mahesh Wagh and Aneesh Gangal “ Synthesis and

Characterization of Mg nanoparticles for Hydrogen Storage Material Study” Journal

of Social, Technological and Environmental Science Vol 6 No. 2 Aug 2017

8. Rohan Kalamkar, Aneesh Gangal and VivekYakkundi “ Development of

Experimental setup for Measurement of Stored Hydogen in Solids by Volumetric

Method” Techno Social

Conferences:-

1. International:-

1. Ahankari Sandeep S, Atul Suryawanshi, UdayrajWarekar, “Comparative Damage

Analysis of Impact Induced Traditional and Graded Filament Wound Glass

Fiber/Epoxy Composite Pipes” International conference on Frontiers of Composite

Materials, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 15-17, 2017, accepted.

2. Satish A Mullya, G Karthikeyan, Ranjit S Patil, “ Study of Molten Metal Flow and

Debris Movement at Inter Electrode Gap in Micro Electric Discharge Milling Process

using CFD”, 10th

International Conference on Precision, Meso, Micro and Nano

Engineering (COPEN10), IIT Madras, December 2017.

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3. S A Mullya, G Karthikeyan, “CFD Analysis of Dielectric and Debris flow using

Slotted tools in Micro Electrical Discharge Milling”, International Conference on

Nano Technology: Ideas, Innovation and Initiatives, IIT Roorkee, December 2017.

4. S A Mullya, G Karthikeyan, “CFD Simulation of Dielectric Fluid Flow in Micro

Electro Discharge Milling Process”, International Conference on Advances in

Materials and Manufacturing Applications, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Bengaluru,

August 2017.

5. S A Mullya, G Karthikeyan, “Study of dielectric fluid flow and debris movement in

Micro Electro Discharge Milling process using CFD”, 59th

National Convention of

Indian Institution of Industrial Engineering & International Conference on

Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering, Indian Institution of Industrial

Engineering (IIIE), Aurangabad, September 2017.

6. Salunkhe V.G., Desavale R.G., 2017, “Dynamic Modelling Of A Rotor Bearing

Structure And Vibration Based Surface Defect Analysis”, 13th International

Conference on Vibration Problems, IIT Guwahati. Dec-2017

7. Salunkhe V.G., Desavale R.G., 2017, “Influence of instantaneous defective frequency

on speed and life of ball bearing”, 13th International Conference on Vibration

Problems, IIT Guwahati. Dec-2017

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ACADEMIC YEAR: 2017-18

Student’s Co – Curricular Activities

Sr.

No. Event

Organizing

Institute Date

Name of

Student Prize Contest

1 DISCOVERY

2K17-18

ADCET

ASHTA 15-9-17

Patil Nitin P.

Patil Rahul S. Second

Paper

presentation

2

Robokart

RIT,

Islampur

09 and 10-09-

2017

Bhosale

Kiran S. First Robotics

competition

3 Robokart RIT,

Islampur

09 and 10-09-

2017

Saimb

Ganesh A. First Robotics

competition

4 Reflex 2017 AMGOI,

Vathar 25/09/2017

Mane Kshitij

S. Second Robo-race

competition

5 DISCOVERY

2K17-18

ADCET

ASHTA 15/09/2017

Mane Kshitij

S. First Robo-race

competition

6 QUARK 17

BITS

PILANI

GOA

- Patil Rahul S. First Contraption

7 DISCOVERY

2K17-18

ADCET

ASHTA 15-9-17

PawarSanket

S. Second Expresso

8 Enthuse 2K17 RIT,

Islampur

28 and 29-09-

2017

Bansode

Ajinkya P. Second

Paper

presentation

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