Mechanical Engineering

Introduction

One of the most diverse and versatile engineering fields, Mechanical Engineering is the study of objects and systems in motion. The Department of Mechanical Engineering of MITE was started in the year 2007 along with the inception of the institute with an intake of 60 students and the current intake is 120. The Mechanical Engineering Program is accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA), AICTE, New Delhi for three years in 2017 and again for three years in 2020 up to 30-06-2023.

Department has faculty members with Master’s and Doctorate degrees, having specialization in machine design, thermal engineering, product design, and materials engineering are involved in academic and research activities. R & D unit of the department was established in 2013, offers M.Sc. (Engg) and Ph.D. programs under VTU, Belagavi.

The department has a well–defined student centric teaching-learning-process to cater to the needs of students from diverse background. Students of mechanical engineering department have secured VTU ranks under top 10 consecutively in recent past, of which one of them being the first rank.

The department has state-of-the art facilities for various laboratories and class rooms. The department is empowered by Industry Collaboration with Bosch Rexroth Center of Competence, Siemens Centre of Excellence and Carl Zeiss on Industrial metrology. Apart from classroom teaching, ample opportunities are provided to students to get hands-on training in parallel with respective theory subjects. This effort in turn resulted in good number paper publication among the students.

The role of a mechanical engineer is to take a product from an idea to the marketplace. The projects, industry visits, internships and hands-on activities are designed to foster a spirit of entrepreneurship among students and to enable students to launch their own ventures.

The department of Mechanical Engineering has received a grant of INR 13.5 lakhs from AICTE to set up “Advanced laboratory Material Testing laboratory” during the year 2019-20 and about INR 9 lakhs from AICTE and VGST to organize conference and FDPs.

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Vision

To develop technically competent Mechanical Engineering Professionals, Entrepreneurs and Researchers for the benefit of the society

Mission

  • To provide a well-balanced program of instructions to impart concepts on basics and applied areas of Mechanical Engineering.
  • To provide the state-of-the-art facility for learning, skill development and research in design and manufacture areas.
  • To encourage the students to excel in the co-curricular and extra-curricular activities to impart social & ethical values and leadership quality.

Program Educational Objectives(PEOs)

After successful completion of the program, the graduates will be

  • Professionals in design, analysis and evaluation of Mechanical components and systems using state-of-the-art modern tools.
  • Expertise in Design, Thermal, Materials & Manufacture streams of Mechanical Engineering and carryout research and innovations.
  • Work effectively and ethically in allied fields of Mechanical Engineering.
  • Work in a team with good communication skills to achieve objectives with keen on lifelong learning.

Program Specific Outcomes(PSOs)

At the end of the program, the student

  • Acquire knowledge in Hydraulics & Pneumatics, PID controllers and Automation process.
  • Excel in Principles of Engineering Design, Analysis and Manufacturing of Mechanical Components to meet the Industrial requirements.

Program Outcomes (POs)

PO1: Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems
PO2: Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences
PO3: 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
PO4: 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
PO5: 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
PO6: 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
PO7: 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
PO8: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice
PO9: Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings
PO10: 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
PO11: 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
PO12: 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

Department Advisory Board 2024-25

 

 

Sl. No.Name of MemberDesignation
1        Dr. C R Rajashekhar

Vice Principal & HoD,

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering

Chairperson
2        Dr. Prashanth C M

Principal,

Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering

Member
3        Dr. Neelakantha V Londe

Professor,

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering

Member
4        Dr. Mohan Kumar 

Associate Professor,

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering

Member
5        Dr. Shivaramu H T

Sr. Assistant Professor,

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering

Member-Convener
6        Dr. Ramesh M R

Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering,

NITK, Surathkal

Academic Expert-Member
7        Mr. Rajanikanth M R

Senior Manager – Lab Design & Planning

Kewaunee Labway India Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore

Industry Expert-Member
8        Mr. Prajwal V Kumar

Co-Founder

Mangalore Robotronics Technologies, Surathkal

Industry Expert-Member
9        

Mr. Sharad B Anchan

Alumni, 2015 batch

Lead Mechanical Engineer, Black Frog Technologies, Manipal

Alumni-Member
10     Mr. Prajwal Acharya

Alumni, 2010 batch

Director, SKF Boilers and Driers Pvt. Ltd., Moodbidri.

Alumni-Member

FACULTY

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Dr. C R Rajashekar

Position: HOD & Vice Principal
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Educational Qualification

BE – Mechanical Engineering

ME – Thermal Engineering

Ph.D – Combustion

Experience

30 years (Teaching + Industry)

Area of Interest

  • Combustion of fuel
  • Alternate fuels
  • Heat transfer

Subjects handled

  • Heat Transfer
  • Applied Thermodynamics
  • Control Engineering
  • Engineering Graphics

International Conferences

  • “Impact of Bio-diesel fuel on Durability of CI Engines – A Review”, IOP Conf. Series: Materials Science and Engineering 376 (2018) 01201
  • “Experimental Studies on Effect of Nano particle blended Biodiesel Combustion on Performance and Emission of CI Engine”, IConMMEE 2018 IOP Publishing IOP Conf. Series: Materials Science and Engineering 376 (2018) 01201
  • Spray characteristics of Swirl Spray Injector-A review, International conference on applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology, MIT, Manipal, 2017,
  • “Study of constraint issues in Elasto-plastic fracture Analysis using Experimental and finite Element Simulation” International Conference on POWER ENGINEERING, ASME-2017, June 26-30, 2017,
  • “Studies on effect of various surfactants on stable dispersion of graphenenano particles in Simaruba biodiesel”, International conference on Advances in Materials and Manufacturing Applications (IConAMMA), 14-16th July 2016, Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore.
  • Studies on Design of Cyclone separator with Tri chambered Filter unit for dust removal in Rice Mills, Proceedings of 2016 International conference on IT, Mechanical and communication-ICIMCE 2016, ISBN 978-93-84422-51-6,Pattaya,January 2-3,2016
  • “Determination of fracture toughness in tensile fracture and fatigue fracture of steels”, International conference on Aeronautical, Robotics and Manufacturing Engineering (ARME’2015), June 2015, Bangkok (Thailand)
  • Sandeep K, C R Rajashekhar and Dhananjaya P K, “Effect of Carbon Nano tube addition in bio-diesel combustion”, International conference on Innovations and Emerging trends in Mechanical Engineering, Nagarjuna College of Engineering, 17th October 2015
  • “Reductions of bio-diesel exhaust emissions through engine combustion chamber design modifications-an experimental study”, International Mechanical Engineering congress IMEC-2014, NIT, Trichy, June 2014
  • “Combustion studies of Twisting – Blade Piston Diesel Engine Fuelled with Karanja Bio – Diesel” International conference ASME 2013 Congress & Exposition in Mechanical Engineering, IMECE2013-64138, 15-21.2013, vol.6A, ppV06AT07A009, ISBN: 978-0-7918-5628-4
  • “Experimental studies on the effect of threaded piston geometry on combustion and emission of diesel engine fuelled with Karanja bio-diesel”, International conference ICCSEM-2013, DayandaSagar College of Engineering, Bangalore, 26th& 27th2013.
  • “Experimental Studies on Combustion and Emission characteristics of Tri- Chambered Piston Diesel Engine” International conferences on AMMMT – 2013, SIT, Tumkur, 3 rd& 4 thMay, 2013. ISBN-13978-81-926304-0-3
  • “The Effect of Titanium Oxide Content in Piston Coating on The Performance & Emission Characteristics of Bio-diesel Fuelled C.I.Engine”,International conference on Sustainable materials in Engineering-2013 (ICoSm-2013), Penang Island, Malaysia, March 26th& 27th
  • “Studies on the effect of squish of modified piston on Performance and combustion characteristics of bio-diesel (Honge) fuelled C.I. engine” International Conference on challenges and opportunities in mechanical and Industrial Engg. 11-13.July 2012, pp553-559 MSRIT, Bangalore. (ISBN: 978-93-82338-04-8)
  • “Effect of squish and tumble on performance, combustion and emission characteristics of bio-diesel (Honge) fuelled CI engine”InternationalConference on challenges and opportunities in mechanical and Industrial Engg. 11-13.July, 2012, MSRIT, Bangalore.(ISBN: 978-93-82338-04-8)
  • “Studies on induced turbulence combustion on performance and Combustion characteristics of Bio-diesel fuelled C. I. Engine” International Conference on Mechanical & Industrial Engineering (ICMIE) Goa, Paper ID: ICMIE-17JUN12-024, 17 June 2012. (ISBN: 978-93-81693-89-6)
  • “Experimental studies on augmented turbulence combustion of bio-diesel fuelled C.I.Engine ” International conference on AMMMT – 2010, SIT, Tumkur, Nov.18& 19,2010
  • “Design & Development of motor cycle foldable helmet” International conference on AMMMT-2010 SIT, Tumkur, Nov.18&19,2010
  • “Higher Fuel Economy Using Taguchi Technique”,International Conference on IC Engines & Combustion, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, 6-9 Dec, 2007
  • “Optimization of IC Engine parameters Using Taguchi Technique”, International Conference on Engineering Design in 2007, IISC Bangalore, August2007
  • “Optimization of IC Engine Parameters”, 3rd    International Conference on Quality, Reliability and lnfo.com Technology-ICQRIT2006, Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi Dec 2006.

International Journals

  • “Investigating the Role of Fatty Acid Methyl Ester Composition on Engine Performance and Emission Characteristics”, International Journal of Vehicle Structures & Systems Volume 10 Issue 4 (2018)
  • “Experimental investigation on accelerated biodiesel oxidation for karanja oil methyl ester”, International Journal of Mechanical and ProductionEngineering Research and Development (IJMPERD)ISSN (P): 2249-6890; ISSN (E): 2249-8001, Vol. 8, Special Issue 7, Oct 2018, 71-76
  • “Effect of Injection Timing on the Utilization of B20 Blends of Dairy Scum Oil Methyl Esters (Dsome) fulled Diesel Engine”, European Journal of Sustainable Development Research, 2018, 2(2), xx ISSN: 2542-4742.
  • “Studies on effect of Graphene Nano particle addition in different levels with Simarouba bio-diesel and diesel blends on performance , combustion and emission characteristics of CI engine” Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, 13369-018-3121-6, Mar 5, 2018,Springer publication
  • Studies on Effect of Injection Pressure of Graphene Nano particles added Simarouba Biodiesel blend fuel on C I engine Performance and Emission, Frontiers Journal Of Social Technological And Environmental Science, V6, No.2, pp326-337,2017, ISSN: 2238-8869
  • Studies on effect of Injection timing of Graphene Nano particles blended simarouba bio-diesel blend on C I Engine, International Journal of Engineering, vol.30, no.8, pp1205-1214,2017
  • Studies on effect of various surfactants on stable dispersion of graphenenano particles in simarouba biodiesel – IOP Conf. Series: Materials Science and Engineering 149 (2016) 012083 doi:10.1088/1757-899X/149/1/012083
  •  “Determination of fracture toughness and fatigue crack growth rate using circumferentially cracked round bar specimens of Al2014T651”, Aerospace Science and Technology, vol.47, 2015, pp 92-97, ELESEVIER publication.
  • Studies on Design of Cyclone separator with Tri chambered Filter unit for dust removal in Rice Mills, International journal of Mining, Metallurgy and Mechanical Engineering (IJMMME), Volume 3,Issue 4, 2015, ISSN 2320-4060 (online)
  • “Using simorouba as a bio-diesel studies the effect of modified(Threaded) piston on performance, combustion and emission characteristics of diesel engine”, International Journal of Innovation and Scientific Research International Journal of Innovation and Scientific Research, ISSN 2351-8014 Vol. 8 No. 1 Sep. 2014, pp. 64-72
  • “RFID based Metro train system”, International journal of Advancements in Research & Technologies, vol.3, May 2014, pp95-97
  • “Reductions of bio-diesel exhaust emissions through engine combustion chamber design modifications-an experimental study”, Journal of Advanced Mechanics and Materials, vol.592-594, pp 1751-1755, 2014, Trans Tech Publication, Switzerland.
  • “The Effect of Titanium Oxide Content in Piston Coating on The Performance & Emission Characteristics of Bio-diesel fuelled C.I.Engine”, Journal of Advanced Materials ResearchISSN:1662-8985, vol.795, 2013, pp24-28.Trans Tech Publication, Switzerland.
  • “An experimental study on the effect of thermal barrier coating on diesel engine performance”, International Journal of Innovative research in Science, Engineering and Technology, vol. 2, issue 8, 2013, pp3554-3562
  • “Influence of injection pressure on performance of Simarouba Bio-diesel engine” International Journal of scientific & engineering research, vol.4, Issue 7, July-2013.
  •  “Studies on effects of combustion chamber geometry and injection pressure on bio-diesel combustion” International Journal of Transactions of Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineers (TCSME), vol.36, no.4, 2012, pp429-438. ISSN: 0315-8977
  •  “Studies of Parametric Analysis of High Temperature Resistance Furnace” International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology, Vol. 2 Issue 2, February- 2013 pp.01-15. ISSN: 2278-0181
  • “Studies of squish and tumble effect on performance of multi-chambered piston CI engine” International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications ISSN: 2248-9622, Vol. 2, Issue 5, Sept. – Oct. 2012, pp.874-878.
  •  “Effect of titanium oxide coating on performance characteristics of Bio-diesel (Honge) fuelled C.I.Engine” International Journal of Modern Engineering Research Vol.2, Issue.4, July-Aug 2012 pp-2825-2828 ISSN: 2249-6645
  •  “Optimization of spark ignition engine parameters using Taguchi Parameter design” International journal on Mechanical and Automobile EnggISSN 0974X, Volume 10, PP29-39, Issue No.1, June -August 2010

Dr. C R Rajashekar

HOD & Vice Principal
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Dr. Neelakanta V Londe

Position: Professor
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Qualification

B.E – Mechanical Engineering

M.Tech – Materials Engineering

Ph.D – Fracture Mechanics

Experience

26 Years

Subjects handled

  •  Kinematics of Machines
  •  Dynamics of Machines
  •  Smart Materials & MEMS
  •  Mechatronics System Design
  •  Elements of Mechanical Engg.
  •  Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
  •  Total Quality Management
  •  Engineering System Design
  • Metrology and Mechanical Measurements

Area of Research Interest

  • Engineering Materials
  • Fatigue and Fracture
  • Composite Materials
  • Smart Matrials

International Conferences

  • P. Aveen, Vishwanath Bhajantri, Rueben D’Souza, Neelakantha V. Londe, and Sudhakar Jambagi,” Experimental analysis on effect of various fillers on mechanical properties of glass fiber reinforced polymer composites” ,   AIP Conference Proceedings 2057, 020044 (2019);     Advances in Polymer Composites: Mechanics, Characterization and Applications AIP Conf. Proc. 2057,pp. 020044-1–020044-6; https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5085615 Published by AIP Publishing. 978-0-7354-1785-4.
  • Nayana G, Neelakantha Londhe and Sathyanarayana, “Smart Skin-A Review”, International Conference on Emerging Trends  in Engineering(ICETE 2017), Special issue of NMAMIT Annual Research Journal 2017,ISSN-2249-0426 , pp 246-250.
  • Mohan Kumar, Dr. Neelakantha V L, Harold J D’Souza , Varadaraj ,“Comparative study on tensile properties of coconut shell powder reinforced epoxy composite “ ,  International Journal of Engineering Researches and Management Studies, ICAMS: March 2017], ISSN: 2394-7659, pp 89-97,     http://www.ijerms.com
  • Sunil Kumar S, Prem Kumar Naik, Saviraj A. S, Neelakantha V Londe, “Effect of geometric discontinuity on stress concentration factors of AI6061T6 Alloy under bending load”, Two day International  conference on Advanced Materials Manufacturing Management and Thermal Sciences (AMMMT-2016) at SIT, Tumkur,23rd and 24th sep-2016. (Accepted for publication in Conference proceeding journals by Elsevier)
  • Sunil Kumar S, Prem Kumar Naik, Saviraj A. S, Neelakantha V londe, “Effect of accelerated aging on flexural behavior of woven fabric Carbon-Glass hybrid epoxy composites”, Tow day International  conference on Advanced Materials Manufacturing Management and Thermal Sciences (AMMMT-2016) at SIT, Tumkur,23rd and 24th sep-2016., ijert.org,Vol. 4 Issue 12, December-2016(Accepted for publication in Conference proceeding journals by Elsevier)
  • Neelakantha .V.Londe and   Jayaraju   “  Crack Propagation Studies In Metallic  Materials Using Round Bar Specimens” , FRACTURE2014-First world conference on  Fracture and Damage Mechanics, International and Interuniversity center for Nano Science and Nano Technology,Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala. August 9-11, 2014.
  • Neelakantha V L, Padmayya Naik, Dilip Kumar K, M.S.Shyam Prasad, T.Jayaraju, A.O.Surendranathan,“ Determination of Fracture Properties Using Circumferentially Cracked Round Bar Specimens”, NMD-ATM 2012, 16-19 November, 2012.
  • V.L, Padmayya Naik, T.Jayaraju, A.O Surendranathan and Dilip Kumar K, “Determination Of Fracture Toughness And Crack Growth Rate Using An Alternate Specimen Geometry”, presented a paper in 2ndInternational Conference on Advances in Mechanical, Manufacturing and Building sciences ICAMB-2012 held at VIT University,  Vellore  during 9 to 11 January 2012.
  • V.L, Padmayya Naik, T.Jayaraju, P.R.Sadanada Rao, A.O Surendranathan and Dilip Kumar K, “Fatigue Crack Growth Rate Test of High strength Aluminum alloys Using Small Scale Specimens”, NMD-ATM 2011, Lionoa International center for Exhibition, Hyderabad, 13-16 November, 2011.
  • V.L, T. Jayaraju and P. R. Sadananda Rao, “Estimation of Fatigue Crack Growth Rate and ΔKth of Al 2014-T6 using Circumferentially Notched Round Bar Specimen,” Proceedings of International Conference, NMD-ATM 2010, IISc, Bangalore (awarded with FIRST PRIZE in Mechanical Behavior Theme) on 15-17 November 2010
  • V.L, T. Jayaraju and P. R. Sadananda Rao, “Determination of Plane Strain Fracture Toughness of Structural Materials using a Notched Round Bar Specimen”, The International Symposium on ‘Emerging Challenges for Metals and Materials: Engineering and Technology, Proceedings of NMD-ATM 2009, Kolkata, 14-17 November, 2009.
  • V.L, T. Jayaraju and P. R. Sadananda Rao, “Determination of Plane Strain Fracture Toughness of Al2014T6 Using Circumferentially Cracked Round Bar Specimen”, International Conference for Technical Postgraduates, Proceedings of TECHPOS2009, University of  Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA, 14-15, Dec  2009.
  • Govindaraju H.K, Neelakantha.V.L, T. Jayaraju and P. R. Sadananda Rao, “Study on the Effect of Cerium Addition with Al-Zn-Mg alloy on Fatigue And Fracture Behaviour”, International Conference on “Recent Trends in Materials and Characterization” Proceedings of RETMAC-2010, Department of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, NITK, Surathkal, Karnataka, 14-15, February 2010.
  • Padmayya Naik, Neelakantha.V.L, A.O Surendranathan and T. Jayaraju, “Carbon–Carbon Composites by Preformed Yarn Method”, International Conference on “Recent Trends in Materials and Characterization”, Proceedings of RETMAC-2010, Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, NITK, Surathkal, Karnataka, 14-15 February 2010.
  • Padmayya Naik, A.O Surendranathan, Neelakantha.V.L, “Wear Behavior of Unidirectional Carbon-Carbon Composites using Preformed Yarn”, International Conference on Strength of Materials,  (ICSMA16) The National Science Seminar Complex, IISc campus. Bangalore,19-24August 2012.
  • Padmayya Naik, A.O Surendranathan and Neelakantha.V.L, “Wear and Fracture Behavior of Carbon-Carbon Composite’ , NMD-ATM 2011, Lionoa International center for Exhibition, Hyderabad, 13-16November, 2011.
  • Dilip Kumar K, Appukuttan K K, Srinivas Mayya D and Neelakantha.V.L, “Dynamics            Of Spring Back Effect Of Aluminum Sheet Metal During L-Bending Operation ”presented a paper in 2ndInternational Conference on Advances in Mechanical, Manufacturing and Building sciences ICAMB-2012 held at VIT University,  Vellore  during 9-11 January 2012.
  • Dilip Kumar K, Appukuttan K K, Srinivas Mayya D and Neelakantha.V.L, “ FEM  Modeling Of Aluminum Sheet Metal During L-Bending”, NMD-ATM 2011, Lionoa International center for Exhibition, Hyderabad.Organized by IIM,13-16 November, 2011.

International Journals

  • Sunil Kumar B.V, Neelakantha.V.Londe, Surendranathan A.O, Gururaja Rao.J, “Fabrication Methods, Recent Developments and Applications of Carbon-Carbon Composites (CCC): A Review,  International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056, Volume: 05 Issue: 11 | Nov 2018
  • Ramesha V, Prasad T B, Vighnesha Nayak and Neelkant V L “Mechanical and Wear Characteristics of ZrSiO4  Reinforced Aluminium Metal Matrix Composite”,  International Journal of Civil, Mechanical and Energy Science (IJCMES), [Vol-4, Issue-3, May-Jun, 2018], ISSN: 2455-5304, https://dx.doi.org/10.22161/ijcmes.4.3.1
  • Nayana G, Neelakantha Londhe and Sathyanarayana, “Smart Skin-A Review”, Special issue of NMAMIT Annual Research Journal 2017,ISSN-2249-0426,PP 246-250.
  • Mohan Kumar, Dr. Neelakantha V L, Harold J D’Souza , Varadaraj ,“Comparative study on tensile properties of coconut shell powder reinforced epoxy composite “ ,  International Journal of Engineering Researches and Management Studies, ICAMS: March 2017], ISSN: 2394-7659, pp 89-97,     http://www.ijerms.com
  • Varadaraj S. , Mohan Kumar, V. L. Neelakantha, “Investigation of Mechanical Properties of AlFe Intermetallic Composite”, International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT),IJERTV4IS 120492 ISSN: 2278-0181ijert.org, Vol. 4 Issue 12, December-2015
  • Neelakantha V. Londe, T Jayaraju, CR Rajashekar, T K Chandrashekar, Lokesha, V Ramesha, “Determination of Fracture Toughness in Tensile Fracture and Fatigue Fracture of Steels”, International Conference on Aeronautical, Robotics and Manufacturing Engineering (ARME’2015) Bangkok (Thailand), ISBN 978-93-84422-24-0, http://dx.doi.org/10.17758/  June 15-16, 2015
  • Neelakantha V L, Padmayya Naik, T.Jayaraju, O Surendranathan,  Dilip Kumar K,  ‘Determination of fracture toughness and fatigue crack growth rate using circumferentially cracked round bar specimens of Al2014T651’, Aerospace Science and Technology , Elsevier, DOI/Vol.47/10.1016/j.ast.2015.09.023/http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ast.2015.09.0231270-9638
  • Dilip Kumar K, Appukuttan K K, Neelakantha.V.L, Padmayya Naik S, “ Experimental determination of spring back and thinning effect of aluminum sheet metal during L-bending operation”, Materials and Design, Elsevier, April 2014 Vol.56, pp 613-619/dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.matdes.2013.11.047
  • V. Londe, T. Jayaraju and P. R. Sadananda Rao, “Determination of plane-strain fracture toughness of Al 2014-T6 alloy using a circumferentially cracked round bar specimen”, Engineering e-Transaction, Vol 6, No.1, June 2011, pp 26-31.
  • Neelakantha .V. Londe, T. Jayaraju and P. R. Sadananda Rao, “Use of Round Bar Specimen in Fracture toughness Test of Metallic Materials”, International Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, Vol 2(9), 2010, pp 4130-4136.
  • Neelakantha .V. Londe, T. Jayaraju and P. R. Sadananda Rao, “Estimation of Crack Growth Properties of High Strength Metallic Materials by a Novel Technique”, International Journal of Engineering and Technology, Vol 2(6), 2010, pp 388-391.
  • Padmayya  Naik, Neelakanth .V. Londe, A. O. Surendranathan and T. Jayaraju “Carbon-Carbon Composites by Preformed Yarn Method”, International Journal of Mechanical and Materials Engineering(IJMME), Vol6, 2011, No.1, pp133-139.
  • PadmayyaNaik, A.O. Surendranathan and Neelakantha .V. Londe, “A Study On Carbon  Fiber Reinforced Carbon Composites for Structural Applications”, International Journal of  Engineering Science and Technology, Vol 3 No. 5 May 2011, pp 3670-3675.
  • Padmayya Naik, A.O. Surendranathan and Neelakantha .V. Londe, “A Study on Carbon Fiber Reinforced Carbon Composites for Frictional Applications” ,International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, SERSC Publications, Vol 2 (6), June 2011, pp 95-102.
  • Padmayya Shaniyara Naik, Surendranathan Attakuli Orangalu and Neelakantha V. Londe, “Effect of fiber weight fraction on mechanical properties of carbon–carbon composites”,  DOI: 10.1002/pc.22259/ pc.v33.8/issuetoc), Polymer Composites,Volume 33, Issue 8, pp 1329-1334, August 2012

National Journals & Conferences

  • Neelakantha V Londe, Md.SirajU M,Adnan Ashraf,Jabir, V,P, Roshil Rose, “Condition monitoring of a round bar with a defect using vibration analysis”., Proceedings of national conference NCERT held at YIT, Moodbidri  and published in Trends in Machine Design, ISSN;2455-3352(online), vol6, issue 2, www.stmjournals.com,TMD2019.
  • Neelakantha V Londe, Sharathchandra Prabhu, MS Shamprasad, “Steel Manufacturing and Marketing- Issues and Challenges”- National Conference on Global Business Issues and Challenges, Department of MBA, SIT- Valachil, Mangalore 26 April 2013.
  • Neelakantha.V.L, T. Jayaraju and P. R. SadanandaRao,“Fracture toughness test of Al 6061-T6 alloy using circumferentially notched bar specimen”, Proceedings of  National Conference on Advances in Mechanical Engg-2011(AIM Engg-2011), MIT Manipal,           3-5January,2011
  • Neelakantha.V.L, T.Jayaraju and P. R. SadanandaRao, “Rapid estimation of threshold stress intensity factor range of Al 2014T6 alloy by a  novel technique”, Proceedings of National Conference- September 24-25, Proceedings of NAME 2010, JNNCE Shimoga, Karnataka, Allied Publishers Pvt.Ltd,New Delhi,   ISBN: 978-81-8424-623-0,pp 14-19, November 2010.
  • Neelakantha.V.L, T. Jayaraju and P. R. SadanandaRao,“Parametric study of cold extrusion dies for tin tubes”, National Conference COMET-2006 in Mechanical Engg. Trends at Bellary Engg. College on19-20 May 2006.
  • Shruthi C.M., K.R. Prakash, Neelakantha.V.L, Dilip Kumar K, “Design and Development of servo-pneumatic pressure control for an automated pressing and sorting process with PLC integration” , Proceedings of  National Conference on Innovations and Emerging Trends in Engineering and Management(NCIETEM), Alva’s Institute of Engineering and Technology, Moodbidri,  March 22-23,2013.
  • Shruthi C.M., Neelakantha.V.L and K.R.Prakash, “Automated sorting and processing powered by servo-pneumatic pressure control and PLC”, Proceedings of  National Conference on Innovations and Emerging Trends in Mechanical Engineering(IETME-2012), organized in association with Indian Society of Heating,  Refrigerating and Air-conditioning Engineers, Bangalore Chapter, Nagarjuna College of Engineering and Technology, Banglore, 11th May2012.
  • Shruthi C.M., Neelakantha.V.L and K.R.Prakash, “PLC integrated servo-pneumatic pressure control” in National Conference NCAME-2012 organized by Mechanical Engineering Department of Bapatla Engineering College, Bapatla on 27th March 2012.

Dr. Neelakanta V Londe

Professor
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Dr. Vignesh Nayak Ullal

Position: Senior Assistant Professor
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Email: #

Qualification

BE – Mechanical Engineering

M.Tech – Process Metallurgy

Ph.D – Metallurgical and Material Engineering

Experience

1.2 years

Subjects handled

  •  Advances in Steel Making
  •  Surface Engineering

Area of Research Interest

  • Quench Hardening of steels
  • Nanofluids

International Conferences

  • Vignesh Nayak, U., and Narayan Prabhu, K., (2017). “Heat flux transients for quenching of 50 and 25 mm Stainless steel in mineral and vegetable oils.” Int. Conf. Adv. Mater. Process. ADMAT, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India, 14-16 December 2017.
  • U.V. Nayak and K.N. Prabhu., (2017). “Comparative study of the effect of section thickness of steel during quenching in neem and mineral oil.”, Proceedings of the 29th Heat Treating Society Conference (HEAT TREAT 2017), Columbus, Ohio, USA, 24 – 26 October 2017.

International Journals

  • Vignesh Nayak, U., and Narayan Prabhu, K. (2015). “Heat transfer during immersion quenching in MWCNT nanofluids.” Mater. Sci. Forum, 830–831(2015), 172–176. 10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.830-831.172
  • Vignesh Nayak, U., Ashwin, Pai, Pranesh Roa, K. M., and Narayan Prabhu, K. (2015). “Wetting kinematics and cooling performance of PAG polymer quenchants.” Mater. Sci. Forum, 830–831(2015), 156–159. 10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.830-831.156
  • U. Vignesh Nayak, and K. Narayan Prabhu, (2016). “Heat transfer and quench performance of aqueous CuO nanofluids during immersion quenching.” Int. J. Microstruct. Mater. Prop., 11((3/4)), 186–202. 10.1504/IJMMP.2016.079139
  • Nayak, V. U., and Prabhu, N. K. (2016). “Wetting behavior and heat transfer of aqueous graphene nanofluids.” J. Mater. Eng. Perform., 25(4), 1474–1480. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11665-016-1962-2
  • 5. U. Vignesh Nayak, K. M. Pranesh Rao, M. Ashwin Pai and K. Narayan Prabhu. (2016). “Carbonated aqueous media for quench heat treatment of steels.” JMEP, 25(9), 3802-3810. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11665-016-2183-4
  • Nayak, U., Ramesh, G., and Prabhu, K. (2017). “Assessment of spatiotemporal heat flux during quenching in TiO2 and AlN Nanofluids.” Mater. Perform. Charact., 6(5), 745–756, https://doi.org/10.1520/MPC20170002
  • Vignesh Nayak, U., and Narayan Prabhu, K. (2018). “Effect of section thickness on heat transfer during quenching in vegetable oils.” Mater. Perform. Charact., 7(1), 384-395. https://doi.org/10.1520/MPC20180084
  • Vignesh Nayak, U., and Narayan Prabhu, K. (2018) “Heat transfer during quenching of inconel probes in non-edible vegetable oils.” HTM J. Heat Treatm. Mat., 73(5), pp. 283-291, https://doi.org/10.3139/105.110365
  • Vignesh Nayak, U., and Narayan Prabhu, K. (2019) “Heat transfer during quenching in graphene and multiwall carbon nanotubes nanofluids under agitated quench conditions”  J. of Nano., 8, pp. 1-18, https://doi.org/10.1520/MPC20180138
  • U. V. Nayak and K. N. Prabhu, (2019)“Quench cooling performance–hardness correlation for aisi 1045 and 1090 steels” Mater. Perform. Charact., 8(1), 135–150, https://doi.org/10.1520/MPC20180138
  • 11. Vignesh U. Nayak, K. N. Prabhu, Nicole Stanford, and Satyanarayan (2012) “Wetting behavior and evolution of microstructure of Sn–3.5Ag solder alloy on electroplated 304 stainless steel substrates” Trans. Ind. Ins. Met., 65(6), pp. 713-717, https://doi.org/10.1007/s12666-012-0193-y

National Journals & Conferences

  • Vignesh Nayak U and Narayan Pabhu K., (2014) ‘Assessment of heat transfer in MWCNT-water nanofluids for quench heat treatment’, Proceedings of the 52nd Nat. Meta. Day including the 68th Ann. Tech. Meet. on Automotive, Aerospace, Defence and Energy, College of Engineering, Pune, India, 12-15 November 2014.

Book Chapter

Prabhu, K. N., Nayak U. V., and Rao K. M. P., (2016), Chapter 25: Polymer Quenchants in “Advances in Polymer Materials and Technology.” CRC press, Boca Raton, USA, A. Srinivasan and S. Bandyopadhyay, eds., 709-740.

Dr. Vignesh Nayak Ullal

Senior Assistant Professor
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Dr. Mohan Kumar

Position: Associate Professor
Email: #

Qualification

BE- Industrial & Production Engineering

M. Tech- Advanced Manufacturing Engineering

Experience

16 years

Subjects handled

  • Elements of Mechanical Engineering
  • Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
  • Mechanics of Materials
  • Kinematics of Machines
  • Mechanical Vibrations
  • Materials Science and Metallurgy
  • Non Traditional Machining
  • Metal Forming

Area of Research Interest

  • Materials Characterization
  • Fracture

Publications

International Conferences

  • Mohan Kumar, K. V. Gangadharan (2007), Variable Damping Coefficient Twin-Tube Damper – An Experimental Study, International Conference onRecent Developments in Structural Engineering (RDSE-2007)” on 30 – 31 August and 1 September, 2007 at Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal.
  • Mohan Kumar, K. V. Gangadharan (2007), Experimental Analysis of a Semi-Active Damping Device for Vibration Isolation, International Conference on “International Conference on Advances in Mechanical Engineering (ICAME-2007)” on 24 – 26 October, 2007 at Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal.
  • Mohan Kumar, Dr. Neelakantha V L, Harold J D’Souza, Varadaraj S, A comparative study on Tensile Properties of Coconut shell powder reinforced Epoxy composite, International Conference on Advances in Mechanical Sciences 2017 (ICAMS-2017), 3rd – 5th March 2017 at MCE Hassan.
  • Mohan Kumar, Abhishek Bala, Prithviraj M, Raghavendra, VinayPrasad, Study on the effect of varying volume fraction on mechanical properties of coconut shell powder reinforced epoxy matrix composites, International Conference IConMME-2018, 2nd – 3rd March, 2018 at MITE, Moodabidri

International Journals

  • Mohan Kumar, Kumar Rithin, B. Raghuveer, Kotian Sharun, Rai Yathiraj, Kumar Shanmukh, B. Shreeprakash, “Study on Effect of Stirring Parameters on Tensile Properties of Coconut Shell Powder Reinforced Epoxy Matrix Composite” Applied Mechanics and Materials Journal, vols 592-594, 1180 – 1184.
  • V. L. Neelakantha, T. Jayaraju, Padmayya Naik, Dilip Kumar K, C. R. Rajashekare, Mohan Kumar, “Determination of fracture toughness and fatigue crack growth rate using circumferentially cracked round bar specimens of Al2014T651” Elsevier journal Aerospace Science and Technology 47 (2015) 92-97.
  • Rithin Kumar N.B, Vincent Crasta,  B.M. Praveen, Mohan Kumar, “Studies on structural, optical and mechanical properties of MWCNTs and ZnO nanoparticles doped PVA nanocomposites”, Nanotechnlogy Reviews, Vol. 4, Issue 5, page 457.
  • Varadaraj S., Mohan Kumar, V. L. Neelakantha, “Investigation of Mechanical Properties of AlFe Intermetallic Composite”, IJERT, Vol. 4, Issue 12, page 483 – 485.
  • Mohan Kumar, Dr. Neelakantha V. L., Harold D’Souza, Varadaraj S, “A Comparative Study on Tensile Properties of Coconut Shell Powder Reinforced Epoxy Composite”, IJERMS, page 89-97.
  • Mohan Kumar, Abhishek Bala, Prithviraj M, Raghavendra, VinayPrasad, “Study on the effect of varying volume fraction on mechanical properties of coconut shell powder reinforced epoxy matrix composites”, IOP Conf. Series: Materials Science and Engineering 376 (2018) 012097.

      National Journals & Conferences

      • Mohan Kumar, Dr. K V Gangadharan, Vijaykumar myageri, “Magnetorheological Fluid: A Smart Semi-Active damping medium”, National Level Conference PGFest-05, NMAM Institute of Technology, Nitte. This paper won second prize.
      • Mohan Kumar, Dr. K V Gangadhran, Rajendra B, “Recent Advances in Semi-Active Damping of Structures”, National Conference RDSE-2005, MIT, Manipal.
      • Mohan Kumar, Dr. K V Gangadharan, Janardhan Padiyar, “Experimental Investigation on Effect of Magnetic Field on Damping Coefficient of smart fluid damper”, National Conference RDSE-2005, MIT, Manipal.
      • Mohan Kumar, Dr. K V Gangadharan, Balaraddi, “Fabrication and Performance Testing of Twin-Tube Damper for Semi-Active Damping using Magneto-Rheological Fluid”, National Conference README-2005, P.A. College of Engineering, Konaje, Mangalore.
      • Mohan Kumar, Prithviraj M, Raghavendra, Vinay Prasad, Abhishek B., Study on the Effect of Varying Volume Fraction and Mechanical Behaviour of Coconut shell Powder Reinforced Epoxy Matrix Composite, National Level Student Conference, Jnanasangama – 2015, at VCET, Puttur.
      • Ponnanna P. A., Prashanth, Ricky Chris Pinto, Vineeth, Mohan Kumar, Study on Glass fiber-Coconut Shell powder reinforced Epoxy resin Hybrid composite, National Conference Jnanasangama 2018, May 2018, VCET, Puttur.

       

      Dr. Mohan Kumar

      Associate Professor

      Dr. Shivaramu H T

      Position: Associate Professor
      Email: #

      Qualification

      B.E- Automobile Engineering

      M-Tech- Product Design and Manufacturing

      Ph.D- Pusuing

      Experience

      12 Years

      Subjects handled

      •  Mechanics of Materials
      •  Engineering Graphics
      •  Engineering Economics
      •  Operations Research
      • Automobile Engineering
      • Machine Tools and Operations
      • Non Traditional Machining
      • Composite Materials Technology

      Area of Research Interest

      • Metal Matrix Nano Composites
      • Alternative Energy sources for Automotive
      • Design and Development of products

      Publications 

      International Conferences

      • Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S International Conference ICERTMCE-2017, 6th & 7th, July-2017 at REVA University, Bengaluru, Dry Sliding Wear Behavior of Multi Walled Carbon Nanotubes Reinforced Al-Si Alloy Composites

      • Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S International Conference ICERTMCE-2017, 6th & 7th, July-2017 at REVA University, Bengaluru Wear Behavior Studies of Multi Walled Carbon Nanotubes Reinforced Al Composites Produced By Powder Metallurgy Technique
      • Nagaraj K, Shivaramu H T, Basavanna S, Pramod N, Umashankar K S International Conference ICERTMCE-2017, 6th & 7th, July-2017 at REVA University, Bengaluru Comparison of Combustion Characteristics of CI Engine-Fuled With Simarouba and Pongamia Biodiesels
      • Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S, Prashantha D A International Conference on Materials and Manufacturing Engg. (IMME17), NIT Tirchy, Tamilnadu (10-12March17), Wear Characteristics Comparison of Cast and Powder Metallurgy Based Al and Al-Si Alloy [LM6]
      • G M Megharaj, Yuvaraj K B, Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S, 2nd International Conference at Vidyavadhaka college of Engineering, Mysore (July 2014) – Study on mechanical properties of CNT reinforced LM20 Alloy Nanocomposite.

      International Journals

      • Prajwal DJ, Rohan S, Paramashivaiah M, Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S, Studies on Performance of Honge Biodiesel Fuelled CI Engine By Varying Injection Pressure and Number of Injector Holes, International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research Volume 9, Issue 7, July-2018, ISSN 2229-5518, 43-46
      • Gangadharan Nair, Shivaramu H T, Rajeshwari, Performance study on two stroke spark ignition engine using petrol blended with ethanol, International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research Volume 9, Issue 7, ISSN 2229 , July-2018, 122-130
      • Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S, Prashantha D A ,Wear Characteristics Comparison of Cast and Powder Metallurgy Based Al and Al-Si Alloy [LM6]– Elsevier Materials Today: Proceedings 5 (2018) 8138–8146
      • Nagaraj Kinnal, Shivaramu H.T, Basavanna S, Pramod N, Umashankar K S, Girishkumar G.S, Comparison of Combustion Characteristics of CI Engine-Fuled With Simarouba and Pongamia Biodiesels, International Journal of Advances in Scientific Research Engineering (IJASRE) E-ISSN: 2454-8006, Issue 01, Volume 03 (Aug. 2017), 204-208
      • Sri Ramachari Mukund, Varun K C, Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S, Comparison Study of Structural Analysis of UCAV Wing, International Journal of Innovative Research in Advanced Engineering (IJIRAE) ISSN: 2349-2163, Issue 04, Volume 4 (April 2017)
      • Sunil Kumar V, Harshit C R, Shivaramu H T, Nagaraj, Umashankar K S, CFD Analysis of Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) By Varying Angle of Attack , International Journal of Innovative Research in Advanced Engineering (IJIRAE) ISSN: 2349-2163, Issue 04, Volume 4 (April 2017), 61-64.
      • Jeevan M, Marwin D’cunha, Nithin D B, Sandeep P P, Shivaramu HT, Dr. Umashankar K S , Damping Properties of E-Glass/ Epoxy Composite with LDPE Filler Material, ISSN: 2231-5381 http://www.ijettjournal.org, Page 298-302, 2016
      • Marwin D’cunha, Jeevan M, Nithin D B, Sandeep P P, Shivaramu HT, Dr. Umashankar K S Vibration Absorption In LM 28/Al2O3 Reinforced E-Glass/ Epoxy Composite, ISSN: 2231-5381, http://www.ijettjournal.org Page 308 -311, 2016
      • G M Megharaj, Yuvaraj K B, Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S , Study on mechanical properties of CNT reinforced LM20 Alloy Nanocomposites, IJR,Volume-01, Issue-05, ISSN 2348-6848, 2014.

      National Journals & Conferences

      • Sri Ramachari Mukund, Varun K C, Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S, Comparison Study of Structural Analysis of UCAV Wing- National Conference on Recent Trends in Mechanical Engineering, Veman Institute of Technology, Bangalore (27-28 April17)
      • Sunil Kumar V, Harshit C R, Shivaramu H T, Nagaraj, Umashankar K S , CFD Analysis of Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) By Varying Angle of Attack-National Conference on Recent Trends in Mechanical Engineering, Veman Institute of Technology, Bangalore (27-28 April17)
      • Nagaraj, Shivaramu H.T., Basavaraja, Umashankar K.S., Study on Performance Characteristics of Biodiesels Fueled CI Engine –National Conference on Renewable Energy Technology, VTU Mysore (09-10 March17), Excel Printing Universe, New Delhi–110067, 461-468
      • Nagaraj, Shivaramu H.T., Indresh Gowda H.P., Umashankar K.S., Investigation on Emission Characteristics of Biodiesels Fueled CI Engine – National Conference on Renewable Energy Technology, VTU Mysore (09-10March17), Excel Printing Universe, New Delhi–110067, 453-460.
      • Nithin D B, Sandeep P P, Shivaramu H T,Umashankar K S, Use of Madhucha as an alternative fuel to study the performance of CI engines – National Conference on Green Energy Potentials & Applications, VCET ,Puttur (May 2016)
      • Sri Ramachari Mukund, Varun K C, Shivaramu H T , National Conference. Jnana Sangama at VCET, Puttur (May 2016)- Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle, ISBN-978-B1-930416-1-2, 2016.
      • Jeevan M, Marwin D’cunha, Nithin D B, Sandeep P P, Shivaramu H T,Umashankar K S, Damping Properties of E-Glass/ Epoxy Composite with LDPE Filler Material – National Conference on Advances in Mechanical Engineering Science (NCAMES- May 2016) at SIT, Mangalore
      • Marwin D’cunha, Jeevan M, Nithin D B, Sandeep P P, Shivaramu HT, Umashankar K S, Vibration Absorption In LM 28/Al2O3 Reinforced E-Glass/ Epoxy Composite-National Conference on Advances in Mechanical Engineering Science (NCAMES- May 2016) at SIT, Mangalore-
      • Hithesh M S, Shivaramu H T, Umashankar K S, —Experimental study on mechanical efficiency of CI engine for madhuca oil blended diesel- National Conference at VCET, Puttur (Nov. 2014)

      Dr. Shivaramu H T

      Associate Professor

      Mr. Shridar D R

      Position: Assistant Professor
      Email: #

      Qualification

      BE- Mechanical Engineering

      M Tech- Production Engineering and System Technology

      PhD-  Pursuing

      Experience

      8 Years

      Subjects handled

      •  Manufacturing Process
      •  Computer Integrated Manufacturing
      •  Material Science
      •  Smart Materials and MEMS
      • Operation Research
      • Operation Management

      Area of Research Interest

      •  Polymer Composites
      • Optimization of Machining processes

      International Conferences

      • Presented the paper entitled “Significance of the Type of Reinforcement on the Mechanical behavior of thermoplastic Composites” at ICMMM– 2017, International Conference on Materials, Manufacturing and Modeling on 10th March, 2017 organized by VIT-University Vellore Chennai.

      International Journals

      • Sridhar DR, Varadarajan Y S. “Significance of the type of reinforcement on the Mechanical Behaviour of Thermoplastic Composites”,  Materials Today: Proceedings, Volume 5, Issue 5, Part 2,  2018, Pages 13139-13145, ISSN: 2214-7853
      • Sridhar DR, Varadarajan Y S – “Significance of the type of reinforcement on the Mechanical Behaviour of Polymeric Composites”, – American Journal of Material Science 2016, Vol 6, PP 1-5. p-ISSN: 2162-9382
      • Sudeep Kelginmane, Sridhar DR, – “PLC Based Pneaumatic Punching Machine” – Journal of Mechanical Engg and Automation 2015, volume 5 (3B): page no 76-80, DOI, 10.59231 c.jmea. 2015.15. p-ISSN: 2163-2405
      • Unnikrishanan P, Sridhar DR, – “Industrial Robot with Image Monitoring Using CCTV”- International Journal of Mechanical and Industrial Technology, , Vol 2, Issue1, PP: (16-19), Month April 2014-September 2014. ISSN 2348-7593

      National Journals & Conferences

      • eTIME-2016, National Conference on Emerging Trends in Mechanical Engineering on 6th August 2016 at St. Joseph Engineering College, Vamanjoor, Managalore.

      Mr. Shridar D R

      Assistant Professor
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      Mr. Aveen K P

      Position: Assistant Professor
      Email: #

      Qualification

      BE- Mechanical Engineering

      M. Tech- Manufacturing Science and Engineering

      Experience

      5 Years

      Subjects handled

      •  Control Engineering
      •  Material Science
      •  Operation Research
      •  Metal Casting & Welding
      •  Mechatronics
      • Computer Aided Machine drawing

      Area of Research Interest

      • Composites
      • Rapid Prototyping
      • Coatings

      Publications

      International Conferences

      • Second International Conference on Polymer Composites- 2018 on December 15-16, 2018.
      • International Conference on Advances in Manufacturing, Materials & Energy Engineering (ICon MMEE) on 2nd and 3rd March 2018.

      International Journals

      • K. P. Aveen, Vishwanath Bhajantri, Rueben D’Souza, Neelakantha V. Londe, and Sudhakar Jambagi “Experimental analysis on effect of various fillers on mechanical properties of glass fiber reinforced polymer composites” AIP Conference Proceedings, 020044, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5085615
      • Aveen K P, Vishwanath Bhajathari F and Sudhakar C Jambagi 3D Printing & Mechanical Characteristion of Polylactic Acid and Bronze Filled Polylactic Acid ComponentsIOP Conf. Series: Materials Science and Engineering, Vol.376, 2018.  doi:10.1088/1757-899X/376/1/012042
      • Rajesh Mathivanan N, Raghupathy V.P. and Aveen K. PFlexural Properties of Polylactic Acid Components Fabricated using 3D Printing TechniqueInternational Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), Vol.10, 2015.

      National Journals & Conferences

      • Participated in “National Tribology Conference” (NTC-2014) held between 15th– 17th December 2014 at Dept of Mechanical, PES Institute of technology, Bangalore.

      Mr. Aveen K P

      Assistant Professor

      Mr. Swaroop

      Position: Assistant Professor
      Email: #

      Qualification

      B.E- Mechanical Engineering

      M Tech- Design Engineering

      Experience

      4 years (Industrial)

      Area of Research Interest

      • TQM Principles (Lean Six Sigma)
      • Application of Automation & Robotics in Agriculture Machinery
      • Water Conservation technology

      Publications

      • “Design and fabrication of Emergency Mudgun system for closing  tap hole in blast furnace”,  Author- Swaroop-1, Mayur D Pawar-2 Published a paper of PG project in International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology. (Vol. 7, Issue 9, September 2018).

      Mr. Swaroop

      Assistant Professor

      Mr. Santhosh Acharya

      Position: Assistant Professor
      Phone: #
      Email: #

      Educational Qualification

      BE-Mechanical Engineering

      M.Tech- Machine Design

      Total experience

      02 Years

      Area of Interest

      • Machine Design
      • Welding Technology
      • Finite Element Analysis(Transient thermal and Structural Analysis)

      Conference/Journal Publications

      • Rangaswamy,I.Sogalad,S.Basavarajappa,SanthoshAcharya,G.C.ManjunathPatel,Experimental analysis and prediction of strength of adhesive-bonded single-lap composite joints: Taguchi and artificial neural network approaches,SNAppl.Sci.2 (2020).doi:10.1007/s42452-020-2851-8.
      • ShashikanthaKarinka,AniketanBekal,Rakesh,SanthoshAcharya,Reduction of Production Cycle Time of Wind Turbine Blades,JMERD(2019)47–54.doi:http://doi.org/10.26480/jmerd.02019.97.100.

      Mr. Santhosh Acharya

      Assistant Professor

      Mr. Arun Krishnan

      Position: Assistant Professor

      Qualification:

      BE- Mechanical Engineering

      M.Tech – Computer Integrated manufacturing

      Experience:

      10 years

      Subjects handled:

      • Computer Aided Engg Drawing
      • Elements of Mechanical Engg
      • Mechanics of Materials
      • Kinematics of Machines
      • Turbomachines
      • Finite Element Method
      • Control Engineering
      • Operation Research
      • Operation Management
      • Fluid Power Engg

      Mr. Arun Krishnan

      Assistant Professor

      Mr. YUVARAJ K B

      Position: Assistant Professor

      Qualification

      B.E. –Mechanical Engineering

      M-Tech –Computational Analysis in Mechanical Sciences

      Experience

      11 years

      Subject handled

      • Heat Transfer
      • Turbomachines
      • Applied Thermodynamics
      • Basic Thermodynamics
      • Fluid Power Engineering
      • Computer Integrated Manufacturing
      • Automotive Engineering
      • Computer Aided Machine Drawing
      • Elements of Mechanical Engineering
      • Computer Aided Engineering Drawing

      Area of Research Interest

      • Heat Transfer
      • Engineering Materials

      International Conferences

      • Yuvaraj K. B., G. M. Megharaj, Mahesh T. S. and Umashankar K. S., “Study on Hardness and Density Behavior of Multiwall Carbon Nanotubes Reinforced LM13 Alloy Composite”, 2nd International Conference on Current Trends In Engineering and Management (ICCTEM 2014) at VVCE Mysore, pp.35, 17th -19th July 2014.
      • M. Megharaj, Yuvaraj K. B., Shivaramu H. T. and Umashankar K. S., “Study on Mechanical Properties of CNT Reinforced LM20 Alloy Nanocomposite”, 2nd International Conference on Current Trends in Engineering and Management (ICCTEM 2014) at VVCE Mysore, pp.31, 17th -19th July 2014.

       

      International Journals

       

      • Bresil M. P., Navaneeth M., Pranav C., Yuvaraj K. B., “Design and Fabrication of Cylindrical Water Tank Cleaning Machine” International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management (IJSREM), Vol. 6, Issue – 8, ISSN 2582-3930, August 2022.
      • Yuvaraj K. B., G. M. Megharaj, Mahesh T. S. and Umashankar K. S. “Physical and Mechanical Characterization of Multiwall Carbon Nanotube Reinforced LM13 Alloy Composite” International Journal of Research (IJR), Vol. 1, Issue – 5, ISSN 2348-6848, pp. 1045-1053, June 2014.
      • M. Megharaj, Yuvaraj K. B., Shivaramu H. T. and Umashankar K. S. “Study on mechanical properties of CNT reinforced LM20 Alloy Nanocomposite” International Journal of Research (IJR), Vol. 1, Issue – 5, ISSN 2348-6848, pp. 1024-1032, June 2014.

       

       

      National Conferences

      • Mohammad Suhail, Jomet, Mohammad Arshid, Yuvaraj K. B., Hardness Characterization of Heat treated Al7475 Alloy, Jnanasangama 2018 at VCET Puttur, 2018.
      • Mohammad Suhail, Jomet, Mohammad Arshid Mechanical Characterization of Heat treated Al7475 Alloy, Dynamech-18 at KVGCE Sullia, 2018.
      • Yuvaraj K. B., G. M. Megharaj, Mahesh T. S. and Umashankar K. S., Effect of compaction and mechanical characterization of multiwall carbon nanotube reinforced LM13 alloy composite, Technical PG Fest Vission-14 at KVGCE Sullia, 2014.
      • M. Megharaj, Yuvaraj K. B., Shivaramu H. T. and Umashankar K. S., Prediction of mechanical properties of compacted CNT reinforced LM20 Alloy Nanocomposite, Technical PG Fest Vission-14 at KVGCE Sullia, 2014.

       

       

       

      Mr. YUVARAJ K B

      Assistant Professor

      MR. B SHANKAR SHENOY

      Position: Assistant Professor

      Qualification:

       

      • BE- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
      • M.TECH- THERMAL SCIENCE AND ENERGY SYSTEMS

       

      SUBJECT HANDLED: Energy & Environment

      AREA OF RESEARCH INTEREST :

      • HEAT TRANSFER
      • REFRIGERATION AND COOLING

      INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS:

       

      “UNDERSTANDING THE ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION AMONG FINAL YEAR ENGINEERING STUDENTS IN COASTAL KARNATAKA”, International Journal of Mechanical and Production  Engineering Research and Development (IJMPERD)  ISSN(P): 2249-6890; ISSN(E): 2249-8001 Vol. 10, Issue 3, Jun 2020, 8457-8464

       

      MR. B SHANKAR SHENOY

      Assistant Professor

      CAEDLab/CAMDLab

      In the Computer Aided Engineering Drawing (CAED) Lab, the students learn and practice Engineering drawing using the software called Solid Edge. There are 65 personal computers with LAN connection and LCD projector facility. All the systems are having uninterrupted power supply by UPS batteries. There is also printer facility provided to the students for the purpose of documentation of their work.

      This facility is utilized by first year students for engineering drawing and by second year students for machine drawing class.

      Material Testing Lab

      This lab is part of the curriculum of second year Mechanical Engineering. The lab has various material testing equipment’s like Universal testing machine, Torsion testing machine, Hardness testing machines, Impact testing machine, Furnace, Wear testing machine, Non-destructive testing.

      Foundry and Forging Lab

      This lab is part of the curriculum of second year Mechanical Engineering. It has two sections, Foundry & Forging. In Foundry basic work skill of making moulds with the mould sand is taught to the students. In addition to it, sand testing experiments are also taught. The major equipment’s available are sand sieving unit, compressive strength testing, permeability test, etc.

      In the forging section, the basic work of shaping the metals by forging operations are taught.

      Mechanical Measurements and Metrology Lab

      Mechanical measurements and Metrology Lab has various measurement and calibration equipments. The major measuring instruments available are Profile projector, Tool maker’s microscope, Floating carriage micrometer, Autocollimator, etc. The major calibration equipments are Sine bars with slip gauges, Thermocouple, Sine center, Strain gauge, Pressure gauge, etc.

      Machine Shop

      In machine shop the skill of machining operations using various machine tools are taught to the students in their second year of Mechanical engineering. The major machine tools available in the Machine shop are Lathes, Shaping machines, Milling machines, Grinding machines, and Drilling machines. The various jobs taught in the lathe machine are turning, taper turning, parting, thread cutting etc. Also the gear cutting operation and shaping operations are taught.

      Energy Conversion Shop

      This is part of fifth semester Mechanical Engineering curriculum. The major equipments available are Four stroke single Cylinder Diesel Engine, Four stroke single cylinder petrol engine, Two stroke single cylinder petrol engine, Four stroke Multi cylinder petrol engine, Abel Flash & Fire point testing, Pensky Martin Flash & Fire point testing, Viscometer, Calorimeter, Valve & Port timing, and Planimeter.

      Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Lab

      This is part of fifth semester Mechanical Engineering curriculum. The major equipments available are Pelton Wheel Turbine, Francis Turbine, Kaplan Turbine, Flow Measuring Equipments, Orifice meter, Air Compressor, Impact of jet on Vanes, Notches, and Centrifugal Pump.

      CAMA/CIM Lab

      This lab is setup for Computer Aided Modelling and Analysis lab for 6thsemester Mechanical engineering and Computer Integrated Manufacturing lab for 7thsemester Mechanical engineering. The lab has 36 workstations installed with FEMAP and cadem software.

      Heat Transfer Lab

      This is part of sixth semester Mechanical Engineering curriculum. The major equipments available are Air Conditioner, Refrigerator, Heat Exchangers, Heat Transfer Coefficient of a Composite Wall, Heat Transfer Coefficient in free Convection , Heat Transfer Coefficient in a forced convection, Flow through a Pipe, Emissivity of a Surface, Stefan Boltzman Constant, LMTD & Effectiveness in a Parallel Flow and Counter flow Heat Exchanger, Boiling of Liquid and Condensation of Vapour, Transient Conduction Heat Transfer, Effectiveness on Metallic Fin, and Thermal Conductivity Equipments.

      Design Lab

      This is part of seventh semester Mechanical Engineering curriculum. The major equipments available are Journal Bearing, Polaris cope, Governors, Vibration Test Rig, Balancing Apparatus, Deflection of Curved beams with strain gauge and strain indicator, Gyroscope, Whirling of Shafts, and Diffused light Polari scope.

      About Research Center

      The Research Centre under the Department of Mechanical Engineering was recognized by the Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi in the year 2013. It offers doctoral Ph.D.degree program and M.Sc.(Engg) programme. The research center is equipped with various research lab facilities related to Thermal engineering, Manufacturing Science & Engineering, Materials engineering and Machine design with modern IT tools for modeling and analysis. The research center has VTU approved research supervisors in various research domains of Mechanical Engineering.

      The department of Mechanical Engineering has received a grant of 13.57 lakhs from AICTE to set up “Advanced laboratory in Material Testing”. Students and faculties are encouraged to publish research papers at National and International Journals and Conferences. Few patents have been filed with Indian patent office. The Research facilities are also extended to researchers from other Institutions.

      Research Areas

      1. Thermal Engineering:CI engine using Bio Diesel,Influence of nanoadditives on the combustion engine performance,Combustion, Emission, Duel fuels for engines, Refrigeration &Air-conditioning, Alternate fuels, Renewable energy, Computational Fluid dynamics and Heat Transfer.
      2. Materials Engineering:Characterization and processing of Composite Materials,Carbon-Carbon Composite materials and Delamination analysis.
      3. Machine Design: Friction & wear, Tribology, Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics.
      4. Maintenance Engineering:Vibration,Condition Monitoring, Automatic fault diagnosis.
      5. Manufacturing Engineering: Metal Cutting, Machining Process, Machine Tool Dynamics, Metal Forming & Joining Processes.

      List of Guides

      Sl.No.Name of the   SupervisorResearch Area
      1Dr.C R RajashekharThermal Engineering
      2Dr.Neelakantha V LManufacturing Engineering
      3Dr. Vignesh Nayak UllalMaterials Engineering
      4Dr.Mohan KumarMachine Design

       

      List of Research Scholars awarded with PhD
      Sl

      no.

      USNNameYear  of awardTitle of thesisSupervisor
      14MT17PMA02Sushma S2023Studies on Optimization of air cooled heat sink for different geometries and thermal Nano coatings to enhance the heat transfer in electronic devices.Dr.T K Chandrashekar
      24MT15PMJ08Lawrence J Fernandes2023Experimental studies on Effect of Double pulse Injection on Combustion and Emission Characteristics of CI Engine running on Bio-DieselDr.C R Rajashekar
      34MT17PMJ03Sujeshkumar2023Automatic Fault Diagnosis in Belts using Wavelet Analysis and Neural NetworkDr.Lokesh M
      44MT17PMA01Kirankumar MV2023Condition monitoring of bearings using wavelet analysis and artificial intelligenceDr.Lokesh M
      54MT15PMJ07Jatadhara G S2023Studies on Combustion and Emission of Waste Plastic Oil As Bio Fuel In I.C EnginesDr.T K Chandrashekar
      64MT16PMJ05Mohankumar2022Characterization of Fatigue and Fracture Behavior of Rod inserted concentric composite tubes of high strength metallic materialsDr. Neelakantha V L
      74MT16PMJ04Sunil Kumar B V2022Fracture Characterization of Carbon-Carbon CompositesDr. Neelakantha V L
      84MT15PMJ03Sunil Kumar S2022A study on influence of corrosive environment on Fracture properties of high strength metallic materials.Dr. Neelakantha V L
      94MT15PMJ06Prem Kumar Naik2021Experimental study and Characterization of Fracture toughness of natural fibre reinforced hybrid composites.Dr. Neelakantha V L
      104MT13PMN01Keerthikumar N2021Studies on combustion performance and emission characteristics of four stroke DI Compression Ignition engine using Simarouba oil as Bio fuelDr.T K Chandrashekar
      114MT15PMJ05Nagesh SB2021Studies on combustion and performance characterstics of HCCI engine fuelled with Diesel Bio diesel blendsDr.T K Chandrashekar

       

      List of Research Scholars Registered for PhD

      Sl. NoUSN Name of Research Scholar Research Supervisor
      14MT15PMJ01Veeresh M KodekalDr.C R Rajashekar
      24MT15PMJ02Sudeep Kumar KSDr.C R Rajashekar
      34MT15PMJ04Sandeep KDr.C R Rajashekar
      44MT16PMJ01Somashekhar TMDr.C R Rajashekar
      54MT19PME04Aveen KPDr. Neelakantha V L
      64MT16PMJ02Srinivas KRDr.Lokesh M
      74MT19PME02Rahul SDr.Lokesh M

       

      Research Publications during last Five years: 

      S.No.YearNo. of Publications
      12022-2306
      22021-2209
      32020-2119
      42019-2019
      52018-1908

       

      Patents Filed:
      Sl.No.TITLEDate of Filing/Patent No.Status
      1Design and fabrication of cashew nut and fruit Separating machine01/02/2023Filed
      2Ration wending machine for APL/BPL cardholders17/03/2022Filed /Published
      3Detachable  electric wheelchair bike for physically disabled person17/03/2022Filed /Published
      4Black pepper plucking and separation machine17/03/2022Filed /Published
      5Automated tapping machine for the extraction of Neera from coconut trees20/04/2018Filed /Published
      6Ceiling fan mechanically extending connecting tubes01/04/2022Filed /Published
      7.A piston for creating turbulence in the combustion chamber319188Granted

       

      Research Grants
      S.no.Title of ProjectInvestigator/sFunding AgencyGrant

      Amount(Rs)

      Current Status
      1Grant-in-Aid: Modernization and Removal of Obsolescence AICTE (MODROBS)

      Year 2018-19

      Dr.Rajashekhar.C.R (Coordinator)

      Mr. Mohan Kumar

      (Co-coordinator)

      AICTE-Delhi13.57 LakhProcured and Installed

        

      Research Facilities

      MATERIAL TESTING LAB
      Sl.No.Description
      1PC Operated Micro Processor Based Electronic  Universal Testing Machine-400KN
      2Brinnel Hardness Tester
      3Rockwell Hardness Tester
      4Vickers Hardness Tester
      5Impact Testing Machine
      6Electronic Extensometer
      7Torsion Testing Machine
      8Shear Testing Attachment
      9Polishing Machine
      10Ultrasonic Flow Detector
      11Magnetic Crack Detector
      12Dye Penetrant Test
      13Wear And Friction Monitor
      14Muffle  Furnace
      15Trinocular Diverted Microscope

       

      FOUNDRY AND FORGING LAB
      Sl.No.Description
      1Universal Strength Machine
      2Shear Strength Attachment
      3Transverse Strength Attachment
      4Tensile Strength Attachment
      5Sieve Shaker With Sieve Set
      6Rapid Moisture Tester
      7Sand Rammer
      8Transverse Core Box
      9Tensile Core Box
      10Permeability Meter
      11Mould Hardness Tester “B” Scale
      12Core Hardness Tester
      13Electronic Balance CAP   0.1gm

       

      MACHINE SHOP LAB
      Sl.No.Description
      1Enterprise-1330 –all geared head LATHE-18 No.
      2JEET All geared shaping Machine
      3Lathe Machine with Norton Gearbox (Belt Drive)
      4Lathe Grinder
      5Heavy duty Radial Drilling Machine
      6Milling Machine
      7Surface Grinder
      8Shaper Machine

       

      MECHANICAL MEASUREMENT AND METROLOGY LAB
      Sl.No.Description
      1Drill tool dynamometer
      2Profile projector
      3Tool makers microscope
      4L.V.D.T. set up
      5Load cell set up
      6Strain gauge set up
      7Surface roughness tester

       

      DESIGN LABORATORY
      Sl.No.Description
      1Journal bearing apparatus
      2Whirling of Shaft Apparatus
      3Diffused Light Polari scope
      4Motorized Gyroscope
      5Dynamic Balancing Apparatus
      6Curved Beams Apparatus
      7Universal Governor Apparatus
      8Universal Vibration Apparatus

       

      FLUID MECHANICS & MACHINERY LABORATORY
      Sl.No.Description
      1Friction in Pipe Apparatus
      2Impact of jet on vanes apparatus
      3Pelton Wheel  Turbine Test Rig
      4Francis Turbine
      5Kaplan Turbine
      6Reciprocating Air Compressor Test Rig
      7Performance testing of Pump Single stage Centrifugal Pump
      8Reciprocating Pump Test Rig
      9Centrifugal Blower Test Rig

       

       

      HEAT & MASS TRANSFER LABORATORY
      Sl.No.Description
      1Thermal Conductivity of Metal rod Apparatus
      2Composite Wall Apparatus
      3Parallel Flow & Counter Flow
      4Heat Transfer Through Pin – Fin
      5Heat Transfer Through Forced Convection
      6Filmwiseand Dropwise Condensation
      7Performance Test On Vapor Compression Refrigeration Test Rig
      8Air Conditioning Test Rig

       

      ENERGY COVERSION ENGINEERING LABORATORY
      Sl.No.Description
      14 Stroke 4 Cylinder Petrol Engine
      24 Stroke Single Cylinder Petrol Engine
      34 Stroke Single Cylinder VCR Petrol Engine
      42 Stroke Single Cylinder Petrol Engine
      54 Stroke Single Cylinder Diesel Engine
      6Pensky Marten Apparatus
      7Redwood Viscometer
      8Saybolt  Viscometer

       

      CAMA/CIM LABORATORY
      Sl.No.DESCRIPTIONSPECIFICATIONS
      1Software – 25 no.UGS FEMAP NASTARN(E080) Software perpectul license
      2Software – 25 no.ME&S For FEMAP Nastran
      3Desk Top Systems – 27 no.Acer desktop system, Intel core 2 duo,

      2 GB DDR2 RAM,  G31 Mother board,

      keyboard ,  Optical mouse

      4Graphics Card – 25 no.512 MB DDR NVIDIA G FORCE
      5Software Licenses– 10 No’sCAPS TURN/CAPS MILL

      Department Association – Mechmites

      The Department Association “MECHMITES” has been established to benefit the students in curricular and Co curricular activities. The basic aim of MECHMITES is to enrich students with different qualities to add dimensions to their personality so that every student emerges as multi-functional engineer who is globally recognized. MECHMITES was established in the year 2008. The motto of MECHMITES is to mould one’s personality in such a way that one becomes equally competent in all streams of engineering.

      For Forum Activities

      SCHEME AND SYLLABUS

      2021 SCHEME AND SYLLABUS

      2023- SCHEME AND SYLLABUS (AUTONOMOUS)

      MODEL QUESTION PAPERS (Autonomous)

      Third Semester 

      Engineering Mathematics -III (23BSME201)Click Here
      Strength of Materials (23MEPC203)Click Here
      Metal Processing and Machining (23MEPC204)Click Here
      Thermal Engineering – I (23MEPC205)Click Here
      Digital Measurement Systems (23MEPC206)Click Here
      Universal Human Values (23HMCC215)Click Here

      COURSE MATERIALS

      SEMSubjectSubject CodeModule-1Module-2Module-3Module-4Module-5
      MITE_AUTONOMOUS SYLLABUS – AY 2023-24
      1Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering23ESCC1131234 5
      MITE_VTU SYLLABUS
       

       

       

      3

      Mechanics of materialsBME30112345
      Manufacturing ProcessBME30212 345
      Material Science and EngineeringBME3031234 5
      Basic ThermodynamicsBME304123 45
      Electric vehicle & Hybrid TechnologyBME306A12345
       

       

       

      4

      Applied ThermodynamicsBME4011234 5
      Machining science & MetrologyBME40212 345
      Fluid MechanicsBME403123 4 5
      Mechanical Measurements & Metrology LabBME404LAB MANUAL
      Robotics & AutomationBME405D1 2345
      Introduction to AIMLBME456LALAB MANUAL
       

       

      5

      Theory of Machines21ME51 12345
      Thermo fluid engineering21ME52123 45
      Research Methodology and Intellectual Property rights21RMI5612 34 5
      Modern Mobility & Automotive Mechanics21ME54123 45
       

      6

      Production and operations Management21ME6112345
      Heat Transfer21ME6212345
      Machine Design21ME631234 5
      Supply chain Management & introduction to SAP21ME64112 3 45
       

       

       

       

      7

      Control Engineering18ME711 2345
      Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing 18ME721 2345
      Total Quality Management18ME73412345
       Additive Manufacturing18ME74112345
      Mechatronics18ME74412345
      Energy & Environment18ME75112345
       

      8

      Energy Engineering18ME8112345
      Non-Distructive Testing & Evaluation18ME82312345

       

       

      Academic Year: 2023-24

      SEMSubjectSubject CodeModule-1Module-2Module-3Module-4Module-5
       

      MITE_AUTONOMOUS SYLLABUS – AY 2023-24

      1Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering23ESCC1131234 5
      MITE_VTU SYLLABUS
       

       

       

      3

      Mechanics of materialsBME30112345
      Manufacturing ProcessBME30212
      Material Science and EngineeringBME3031234 5
      Basic ThermodynamicsBME304123 45
      Electric vehicle & Hybrid TechnologyBME306A12
       

       

      5

      Theory of Machines21ME51 13
      Thermo fluid engineering21ME5212
      Research Methodology and Intellectual Property rights21RMI5612 3
      Modern Mobility & Automotive Mechanics21ME541234
       

       

       

       

      7

      Control Engineering18ME711  2345
      Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing18ME72  1  2345
      Total Quality Management18ME73412345
      Additive Manufacturing18ME7411   2345
      Mechatronics18ME74412345
      Energy & Environment18ME75112345

       

      Academic Year: 2022-23

      (EVEN Semester)

      VIII  SEMESTER

       

      18ME81Energy Engineering      Module1Module-2Module-3Module-4Module-5
      18ME823Non-Distructive Testing & EvaluationModule-1Module-2   Module-3Module-4Module-5

       

       

      VI  SEMESTER

       

      18ME61Finite Element MethodsModule 1Module 2 Module 3Module 4   Module 5

       

      18ME62Design of Machine Elements IIModule 1Module 2Module 3Module 4  Module 5

       

      18ME63Heat TransferModule 1  Module 2Module 3Module 4Module 5
      18ME641Non-Traditional MachiningModule 1Module 2Module 3Module 4   Module 5

       

      18ME653Supply Chain ManagementModule 1Module 1Module 3Module 4Module 5

       

      18ME646Entrepreneurship DevelopmentModule 1Module 2  Module 3Module 4  Module 5

       

       

       

      (ODD Semester)

      III  SEMESTER

       

      21me32Metal Casting Forming & Joining Processes Module1    Module2   Module3  Module4   Module5
      21me33Material Science & Engineering      Module1   Module2Module3  Module4      Module5  

       

      21me34Thermodynamics Module1 Module2     Module3  Module4   Module5

       

      V  SEMESTER

       

      18ME51Management and EconomicsModule 1 Module 2   Module 3  Module 4  Module 5

       

      18ME52Design of Machine Elements IModule 1  Module 2Module 3  Module 4Module 5

       

      18ME53Dynamics of MachinesModule 1 Module 2Module 3Module 4Module 5
      18ME54Turbo MachinesModule 1 Module 2  Module 3   Module 4Module 5
      18ME55Fluid Power EngineeringModule 1 Module 2  Module 3  Module 4Module 5
      18ME56Operations ManagementModule 1   Module 2Module 3  Module 4    Module 5

       

       

       

      VII  SEMESTER

       

      18ME71Control EngineeringModule 1  Module 2Module 3  Module 4Module 5
      18ME72Computer Aided Design and ManufacturingModule 1  Module 2  Module 3Module 4Module 5
      18ME734Total Quality ManagementModule 1 Module 2Module 3Module 4    Module 5
      18ME741Additive ManufacturingModule-1  Module-2 Module-3 Module-4  Module-5

       

      18ME744MechatronicsModule 1   Module 2Module 3    Module 4  Module 5

       

      18ME751Energy & EnvironmentModule 1  Module 2  Module 3  Module 4  Module 5

       

      Beyond Syllabus

      The activities beyond the syllabus help to bridge the gap between syllabus & recent industry trends in Engineering & Technology. It prepares the students to use their skills with the strong base for acquisition of knowledge to sustain lifelong career in relevant areas.

      Following are the few activities inculcated in the department beyond the syllabus:

      • Students are encouraged to utilize resources like NPTEL and various e-learning materials and e-journals
      • Students are trained with Industry oriented software solutions like NxCAD, Tecnomatix, and ROBCAD in SIEMENS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE located at MITE
      • Students are trained in developing practical skills in basic hydraulics and pneumatics through short term courses at Bosch Rexroth Centre of Competence in Automation Technology located at MITE
      • Students are encouraged to work with innovative ideas and shall focus on current technological trends to carry out mini projects in 3rd year and Project in final year.
      • Technical fests are organized by the students which enable them to be aware of the new frontiers in engineering.
      • Department shall organise Industrial visits and support students to do Projects at industries to make them conscious of the challenges in the industry. To get acquainted with the work place environment
      • The students are encouraged to attend various online courses (COURSERA, NPTEL) and trainings
      • International Conferences and expert talks shall be avenues for the students to enhance their technical knowledge and soft skills by interacting with the resource persons of expertise from various fields.
      • Students are encouraged to participate in various technical competitions which not only help them to be aware of the recent trends in industry and research but also enhances the organizing skills.
      • Students are encouraged and supported to publish their research work in Journals and Conferences.
      • Students are motivated and well supported to file their concepts for Indian patent.
      • Peer learning activity: Encouraging the students to prepare and present topics from curriculum
      • Student Academic Support Program: This program for the students who are academically not par with other fellow students. This program is aimed for the students who generally don’t perform well in the examinations. Students under this program are selected based on their performances in their previous tests/exams.
      • Faculty are encouraged to take at least one topic in theory on recent trends i.e. beyond syllabus in each module.
      • National Service Scheme shall help students to take up socially relevant projects, thereby imparting social commitment and environmental awareness which is minimally addressed by the curriculum.

      Academic Achievers

      2019-20

      2018-19

      Distinguished Alumni

      News Letter

      For Department News Letters

      News Letter 2017-18

      News Letter 2018-19

      News Letter 2019-20

      News Letter 2020-21

      News Letter 2021-22

      Mr. Kenny Vishal secured 9th Rank in VTU Examination held during 2019

      Ms. Sanmathi Shrikant Patil secured 1st Rank with Gold Medal in VTU Examination held during 2018 and honored with 11 Gold Medals.

      Students receiving First Prize from Anveshana Team-2023

      Students team from Department of Mechanical Engineering of Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering (MITE) won the First Prize at ANVESHANA 2023, A National level Project Championship organized by the Agastya International Foundation in association with Synopsys held during 02 nd to 04 th March 2023 at Shikshakara Sadana, Bengaluru. The winning team also received a cash prize of Rs. 30,000/-. Two teams from Mechanical Engineering also secured a consolation Prize. The event witnessed over 440+ innovative projects submissions from across the state, 47 teams from various Engineering colleges of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu were selected for the grand finale. Seven teams from MITE were selected for the finale from the Department of Mechanical, Civil, Electronics & Communication and Mechatronics Engineering. The project “Semi Automatic Areca Nut Collector” developed by Mechanical engineering Students of MITE Mr. Pradhyumna Murthy, Mr. Pranam and Mr. Prasanna Kumar along with High School Students Mr. Vitesh and Mr. Prashant M A Gondi from Shri Subramanya Swami High School, Kadandale, Moodabidri won the First Place. The Project team was guided by Dr. Mohankumar, Department of Mechanical Engineering. Also, two projects from the Mechanical Engineering that won the consolation prizes are -“Chicken Feather Eco-Composite & Project developed by MITE Students Mr. Sushanth, Mr. Merwyn Pinto and Mr. Rithic Lobo along with Mr. Vignesh and Mr. Manvith from Jyothi Aided High School, Ajekar, Karkala, guided by Dr. Shivaramu H T, Department of Mechanical Engineering, and project entitled & “Automated Ration Vending Machine ” by Mr. Raeid, Mr. Mohammed Munnawar and Mr. Numaan Ahmed along with Mr. Manvith and Mr. Harshakanth from Govt. High School, Kinnikambla and the team was guided by Dr. Shivaramu H T and Mr. Madhusudhan, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

      KSCST – Best Project of the Year Award 2021-22

      The project team at the Exhibition

      A Mechanical Engineering students project has won the “Best Project of the Year Award” at a state-level 45th Series KSCST SPP 2022 Project Exhibition & Seminarorganized by the Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology (KSCST), Bangalore in association with Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Belagavi held during 12th and 13th of August 2022 at VTU, Belagavi. The project titled “Converting Scrap Vehicle to a Low-Cost Eco-Friendly Two Wheeler using Universal Conversion Kit”was carried out by Mr. GaganGunakar, Mr. Girish,Mr. Hasheel Ismail Abdul,and Ms. MeghaBHunder the guidance of Mr. Swaroop G, Assistant Professor,Department of MechanicalEngineering, Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering, Moodabidri. Vice Chancellor Dr. Karisiddappa presented the best project award to the team. The event witnessed around 332 innovative projects selected for the grand finale fromvarious streams of engineering colleges across the state.

       

      Receiving Best Project Award from Vice Chancellor Dr. Karisiddappa

       

       

       

       

       

      1st Prize in State level Project Competition‘AVISHKAR 2020’sponsored by TEQIP cell of VTU

      A team comprising of pre-final year Mechanical Engineering, Electronics& Communication Engineering and Information Science &Engineering students of Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering, Moodbidri, has won 1st Prize in State level Project Competition  ‘AVISHKAR 2020’ sponsored by TEQIP cell of VTU, Belagavi, for their innovative work on “Medical Emergency Drone” was adjudged the best among 350 projectsThe team comprised of Mr. Lanston P. Fernandes, Mr. Darren M. Menezes, Mr. Nishal K.,Ms. Rashmitha and Ms. Nishanka B. guided by Dr. C. R. Rajashekhar.

      KSCST Best Project Award-2020

      A team comprising of final year Mechanical Engineering students of Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering, Moodbidri, has won the ‘Best Project Award-2020’ in the State level Project Competition conducted by Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology (KSCST) for their innovative work on ‘Remote operated Arecanut plucking and spraying Machine’. The team comprised of Mr.Pramith Shetty, Mr.VenkateshPrabhuN, Mr. Rakesh and Mr.Aswin K. guided by Mr.PurandaraNaik and Mr.Bhanuprakash H S.

      ISIE – INDIA-Future Award


      The department students are actively building racing cars. The team ALTIMAS Racing participated in INDIAN KARTING RACE 2020 organized by ISIE-INDIA from 21st -25th January 2020 at RPM circuit Bhopal. The vehicle named Garuda V 6.0 Awarded “FUTURE AWARD” and received cash prize of  INR 10K in the event.

      6th prize in ANVESHANA- A state level project competition

      The 9th series of the Anveshana -2020 witnessed a team from Civil Engineering and another from Mechanical Engineering Department of MITE win the 6th and 9th prize respectively at the state level. The Championship organized by the Agastya International Foundation in association with Synopsys was held from 25th to 27th February 2020 held at Bangalore. The event which had over 900 innovative project submissions from across the state had 49 teams from 36 Engineering colleges for the finale at Bangalore.Three teams from MITE were selected for the finale from the department of Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Electronics and Communication Engineering. The project ‘Remote operated arecanut plucking machine’ by Pramith Shetty and Venkatesh guided by Mr. Bhanuprakash of the department of Mechanical Engineering won the 6th place, The project ‘Sea sand concrete for Green India’ by C.K. Harshitha and Chaitra Taranath which was guided by Dr. Jayprakash M.C. of the Department of Civil Engineering bagged the 9th place.

      KSCST Best Project Award 2018-19


      Final year Mechanical Engineering students have won KSCST sponsored State level “Best Project of the year” award for their innovative work on “Design and Development of Agricopter Drone”. The team comprised of Mr. Ashrith, Mr. Bhargava K., Mr. Satwik Poojary and Mr. Kadabageri Manjunath guided by Prof. Rueben Obed D’Souza.

      National Champions at 5th ISIE Formula Imperial Hybrid Vehicle Championship 2019

      TEAM ARVANS is a team of 42 enthusiastic engineers of various branches from Mangalore institute of technology and engineering lead by Manjunath S and Rohan. The team was dedicated to design and fabricate a formula style student Hybrid racing car. The team was started in January 2018 and after a sleepless effort of one year we have successfully fabricated the vehicle from scratch.

      The team was functioning under the guidance of Dr. C R Rajashekhar.

      Prizes Bagged:

      1. PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD
      2. BEST ACCELERATION
      3. BEST CROSS PAD
      4. BEST DRIVER
      5. BEST ENDURANCE
      6. THE OVERALL CHAMPIONS TROPHY and overall cash prize of 1.5 Lakh Rupees.

      Participation in REPUBLIC DAY PARADE CAMP

      Miss. Velsa Sophia Pinto of 2nd year Mechanical Engineering participated in State Level Republic Day parade held at Manik Shah Parade ground on January 26th, 2018. The guest of honour was honourable Governor of Karnataka, Sri Vajubhai Rudabhai Vala. Velsa Sophia was also selected for the National Level Republic day Parade held at New Delhi.

      KSCST Best Project Award 2017-18

      A team comprising of final year Mechanical Engineering students of Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering, Moodbidri, has won Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology sponsored State level Best Project of the year award in the 41st SERIES: 2017-18.

      The team comprised of Mr. Harsha Rahul Crasta, Mr. Manjunath Shet, Mr. Sawood Sharief S and Mr. Vishal M Suvarna guided by Mr. Elton Dylan Nazareth. The title of the project is “Multi-nozzle Manually Operated Sprayer”.

      Platinum Award of KPIT SPARKLE-2017

      KPIT Sparkle is a platform that connects budding technology entrepreneurs with the incubation ecosystem. KPIT Sparkle is a platform that provides the multidisciplinary outlook required to first-time student entrepreneurs.A team of Mechanical Engineering studentsSharafathShashu, Nandu J Krishanan, SayujVijayan and Md. Asif Abdulla guided by Mr Saviraj received “Platinum Award” with cash prize of Rs. 10 Lakhs for their project “Frictionless Gear Transmission using Poly Magnets” from Union HRD Minister Mr. Prakash Javadekar

      SAE BAJA AUTO CLUB – TEAM NITROX RACING

      Mechanical students designed, and developed a “All-Terrain Vehicle” (ATV) and participated in Baja SAE 2016 at Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida. Ashwin Balaram is the captain of the team and the project was guided by Mr. Rahul Sanjiv.

      ACHIEVEMENTS

      • Awarded the MOST POPULAR CAR by JK TYRES
      • Design – 16th place
      • Acceleration – 7th place
      • Overall Position – 8th place

      AUTOMOTIVE CLUB

      About Automotive club

      The automotive club is a great place where the members get involved in automotive activities. Members can get insights in design, develop and build their dream car. Club encourages the students to take part in National/International automobile competitions.

      Vision of the club

      To develop technically competent automotive professionals in design and development of automotive vehicles

      Mission:

      To make students competent to simulate real world automotive projects in a conducive environment with thorough team spirit and self motivation

      Club Outcomes

      • Students get a practical exposure to the Design and Development of Automotive vehicles.
      • Function effectively as an individual and a member in diverse teams.
      • Communicate effectively on advancements in Automotive Technology with Engineering Communities.
      • Students will acquire effective Project Management skills.

       

      Important achievements

      Competition : Indian Karting Race-2020 organized by Imperial Society of Innovative Engineers (ISIE)

      Year : 21-25 January, 2020

      Award : TEAM ALTIMAS RACING awarded “FUTURE AWARD for Innovation” with Cash Prize of Rs.10,000/-

       

      Competition : Formula Imperial-HVC:2019organized by ISIE

      Year : February 2nd week, 2019

      Award : Team Arvanswon Overall Champions Trophy with cash prize of Rs.1.5 Lakh

      • People’s Choice Award
      • Best Acceleration
      • Best Cross Pad
      • Best Driver
      • Best Endurance

       

      Competition : International Go-Kart Championship 2019, hosted by LPU SAEINDIA COLLEGIATE CLUB

      Year : 15th to 18th March, 2019.

      Award : TEAM ALTIMAS RACING awarded 4th place in Endurance, 3rd place in Tug of War, Overall 10th position and Winner of “Best Dressed Team award”

      Competition : Indian Solar Championship-2018, organized by Credible Future

      Year : 12th– 15th March 2018

      Award : TEAM SPECTRA awarded “My Ride My Glory award”

       

      Competition : Indian Karting Season-3, organized by ISIE

      Year : 17th– 20th January, 2018

      Award : Team IMPETUS RACING All-Girlsteam awarded “APPRECIATION AWARD”

       

      Competition : BAJA SAE India 2016, organized by SAE India

      Year : 23rd – 26th January 2016

      Award : TEAM NITROX RACING-ATV Won “Most Popular Car of the year”

      Financial support provided by the Institution

      Sl.NoTeamYearAmount in Rs.
      1TEAM NITROX RACING-ATV2015-167,15,000/-
      2TEAM NITROX RACING-ATV2016-1755,000/-
      3FORMULA CAR2016-171,00,000/-
      4TEAM IMPETUS RACING2017-181,00,000/-
      5TEAM ALTIMAS RACING2017-1830,000/-
      6TEAM OCTON RACING2017-1825,000/-