Visit at Solar Thermal Power plant Shive

A workshop is organized on the 2nd October 2019, which will see more than 1 Million Students assembling their own solar study lamps, marking the 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi and International Day of Non-Violence towards Environment.

No. of beneficiaries 45

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  Solar Lamp Assembly Workshop
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  Solar Lamp Assembly Workshop
Career Guidance for Mechanical students by Prof. Navale
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  Career Guidance for Mechanical students by Prof. Navale Vijay
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  Career Guidance for Mechanical students by Prof. Navale Vijay
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  Officers of Tata Communications, Pune with faculties and students of GCOEAR Awasari (Kd).
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  Mechanical Department Seminar Hall
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  Expert lecture on Soft Skill Development by Shri. Subodh Deshmukh

     Experience and Knowledge sharing by Dr. Mantha.

 An Expert Lecture by Dr. S.S. Mantha, Former Chairman, AICTE, New Delhi, was arranged by Mech. Engg. Deptt. at 11-45 am on 31-01-2017 for benefit of Third Year - Mech. and Third Year - Auto. students. About 60 students were benefited by experience and knowledge sharing by Dr. Mantha.

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  Dr. Mantha Sharing his Knowledge& Experience
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  Dr. Mantha Sharing his knowledge & experience

     Industrial Visit to “Symposium on International automotive Technology” on 20-01-2017, organized by A.R.A.I.Pune

 T.E (Mechanical) students visited The Automotive Research Association of India, Kothrud, Pune. This visit was organized so that students can observe the latest and emerging technology in the field of Automobile and related area. During this visit, the students understood the fundamentals, learnt and collected the information about the following topics -

• Future Mobility- Smart, Safe & Sustainable
• Fluid management & Engine Efficiency and Safety
• Telescopic, USD (UpSide Down) Fork and its performance
• Software’s used for Automotive Engine Design
• Adoption of Speciality (Organic & Inorganic) Lubricants
• Manufacturing aspects of Fixtures used in automation, manufacturing aspects of automobile components, Vehicle testing done at Global Automotive Research Centre
• Vibration Test systems, LMS solutions for heavy duty vehicles, advanced sensors (pressure, temperature, humidity and gas), types of Engine controllers (Intell I drive lite, Inteli I drive Nano WP), Vehicle component testing
• Increasing productivity & efficiency using Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems
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  Students at visit
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  Prof. B. A. Patil with students at visit

     Expert lecture on “Design & Development of Accident Prevention System, How to preserve, nurture & develop ‘ideas’ into projects? Sharing Industrial Experience”

 Expert lecture was arranged on 30-01-2017 for T.E.(Mechanical) students. Expert speaker Mr. Arun Bandi, Pune discussed and elaborated on following points.

• 1. Reasons for accidents- Engineer’s view


• 2. Analysis of reasons for accidents


• 3. Probable ways to prevent accidents


• 4. Approach to Design & Development of Accident Prevention System


• 5. How to preserve, nurture & develop ‘ideas’ into projects? General guidelines


• 6. Sharing industrial experience.


• 7. Ways to conserve water, How to ensure eternal and abundant water supply?

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  Mr. B.A.Patil, Asst. Prof. Mech. Engineering, felicitating Mr. Arun Bandi, Expert Speaker
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  Mr. Arun Bandi, Pune, Expert speaker guiding the T.E.(Mechanical) students

     Industrial Visit arranged to Quality Engineering Co. Fursungi, Pune, for T.E.(Mechanical) students.

 Industrial Visit was arranged on 27-01-2017 for T.E.(Mechanical) students. It was organised to create awareness and observe the manufacturing activities, latest and emerging technology in the field of machine tools and its usability in a typical small scale manufacturing workshop. During this visit, the students understand the fundamentals, learnt and collected the information about the following topics.
1. Radial Drilling machine and its operation
2. Vertical Machining Centre and its operation
3. Turrets, Automatic Tool Changer, and accessories used in machine tools.
4. Operation and Maintenance aspect, maintenance activities utilized for different machine tools
4. Distinguish between General purpose machine (GPM) tool and Special purpose machine (SPM) tool
5. Linking manufacturing concepts and principles in a multi-disciplinary engineering project work
6. Applicable type of production system under different circumstnaces


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  Students observing the machine tool, its operation and different design parameters
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  Students learning to operate the Pillar Radial Drilling Machine
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  Students observing the automation and computer control in machine tool
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  Machine tool and company visited

     Expert lecture on “Challenges and Opportunities for students

 Expert lecture was arranged on 15-02-2017 for F.E. & S.E.(Mechanical) students. Expert speaker His Grace Vedant Chaitanya Das, ISKCON, Nigdi, Pune discussed and guided the students on following points.
1. Opportunities for students
2. Challenges in students life, Environmental conditions
3. How to keep ourself motivating and learning a5ll the time?
4. How to inculcate good habits and keep ourself away from bad habits?
5. Ways to study effectively?
6. Method to increase concentration


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  Felicitation of Expert Speaker- His Grace Vedant Chaitanya Das, ISKCON, Nigdi, Pune.
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  His Grace Vedant Chaitanya Das, ISKCON, Nigdi, Pune guiding the students
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  Question & Answer Session. His Grace Vedant Chaitanya Das, ISKCON, Nigdi, Pune responding to the queries

   

 Expert Lecture on “Introduction to Applied Thermal Engineering and its applications, Role & Responsibilities of Project Engineer”

 Mechanical Engg. Department had organized the expert lecture for the F.E. (Mechanical, Computer and Instrumentation & Control) students. Expert speaker - Mr. Amol Malunjakar, M/s. John Deere India Pvt. Ltd, Pune discussed and guided the students on following topics for the subject- Basic Mechanical Engineering.

1. 1)Introduction to Thermodynamics


2. 2)Thermodynamic Systems & Properties (Temperature, Pressure, Volume, Internal Energy, Enthalpy etc.)


3. 3)Concept of Mechanical work, Laws of thermodynamics (Statements and limitations)
4. 4)Numericals on Second law of thermodynamics


5. 5)Concept of Heat engine, Heat Pump & Refrigeration Engine


6. 6)Measurement of Temperature and Pressure (Devices used-Thermocouple, Bourdon guage, Barometer and their applications)


7. 7)Thermodynamic Systems & Properties (Temperature, Pressure, Volume, Internal Energy, Enthalpy etc.)


8. 8)Concept of Mechanical work, Laws of thermodynamics (Statements and limitations)


9. 9)Numericals on Second law of thermodynamics


10. 10)Concept of Heat engine, Heat Pump & Refrigeration Engine


11. 11)Measurement of Temperature and Pressure (Devices used- Thermocouple, Bourdon guage, Barometer and their applications)


12. 12)Requirements of industry, Conflicting roles of Engineer, How to shoulder responsibility?

 

Expert lecture on ‘Industry functional ways, Overall experience and knowledge sharing, Ways to face Group Discussion and personal Interviews, Career Guidance’. 29-07-2017

Expert lecture was arranged on 29-07-2017 for T.E.(Mechanical) and B.E.(Mechanical) students. Expert speaker Mr. Ranjeet D. Bhelke, Dy. General Manager, M/s. DANA Industries Pvt. Limited, Chakan, Pune discussed and elaborated on following points.
1. How to Enter, Behave and work as an Engineer in an industry?
2. Industry is all about 3Ms- Man, Machine and Money.
3. Ways to face personal interviews and group discussions
3. Soft Skills required for an Engineer
4. Functions within organization and their roles
5. Sharing Industrial experience at various industries- Challenges faced and Opportunities grabbed
6. Emphasis on hard work and sincerity, inter-personal relations, etc.

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  Mr. Ranjeet D. Bhelke, Dy. General Manager, M/s. DANA Industries Pvt. Limited, Chakan, Pune, delivering the expert session.
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  Interactive Session
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  Mr. Ranjeet D. Bhelke, guiding on gestures and ethics in an interview

Expert lecture on ‘Overview of Joining Processes-Welding, Sharing Industrial Experience’. 30-07-2017

Expert lecture was arranged on 30-07-2017 for S.E.(Mechanical) and T.E.(Mechanical) students. Expert speaker Mr. Milind Yewale, Associate Manager, Manufacturing Engg, Thermax Limited, Pune, demonstrated the different welding processes and its application to manufacturing industry in general and fabrication industry in particular. Mr. Yewale discussed and elaborated on following points.

1. Use of Tandem Master Cylinder in Braking System.
2. Surface Finish measurement, Light cut, clean cut.
3. Wood cutting, Wood Pecking.
4. Different techniques used to prepare Process sheet.
5. Standard Room, gauges, application of air bearing.
6. Depicting personal experience, How to handle situations in crisis?
7. Edge preparation before welding, Industry examples for different welding processes.
8. Getting work done from sub-ordinates, handling work force.

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  Mr. Milind Yewale, describing different welding processes. 30-07-2017
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  Students listening to the Expert Speaker

Expert lecture on Understanding Automobile Homologation & COP Mandatory Regulations in India, Automobile Industry expectations from fresh graduates’ 05-08-2017

Expert lecture was held on 05-08-2017 for T.E.(Mechanical) and B.E.(Mechanical) students. Expert speaker Mr. Nachiket P. Deshpande, Manager-6A: Confirmity of production & new projects emission release, Volkswagen India Pvt. Ltd, Chakan, Pune, guided the students on this occasion. Mr. Deshpande, gave the brief information about the Automobile Homologation and different test to be carried out. Mr. Deshpande, discussed and elaborated on following points.

1. Conformity of product, part of vehicle as per ARAI, Pune and CIRT, Pune. Other similar institutes located outside Maharashtra.
2. Volkswagen agenda in Automobile sector.
3. Types of standard which exists in India like, notified standard and alternate standard.
4. Government test agencies-VRDE, Ahmednagar, Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989.
5. Precondition test for testing of emission, Vehicle Testing on chassis dynamometer.
6. Different Test carried out at ARAI, Pune, Commercial fuel and reference fuel.
7. Flame detection process and Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) Technology.
8. Automobile Industry expectations from Graduate engineers, Role of work ethics, etiquettes, body language, and gestures at work place in effective management of workforce. Opportunities in automobile sector, How to lead and motivate workforce?


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  Mr. Nachiket Deshpande, guiding the students 05-08-17
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  Mr. Nachiket Deshpande, demonstrating the skills required in an industry.
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  Discussion session.

Expert lecture on ‘How to prepapre effective Power Point Presentations? Introduction to lateral thinking’. 21-08-2017

Expert lecture was arranged on 21-08-2017 for T.E.(Mechanical) and B.E.(Mechanical) students. Expert speaker Prof. S.R.Kerkal, Principal, Government Polytechnic, Awasari Khurd, guided the students and elaborated the topic on following points.

1. 10-20-30 Rule – A slideshow rule.
2. Be Entertaining and informative.
3. Slow Down your speech and add pauses for emphasis.
4. Eye Contact – Match eye contact with everyone in the room. Table fan technique.
5. 15 Word Summary – Can you summarize your idea in fifteen words?
6. 20-20 Rule –one should have twenty slides each lasting exactly twenty seconds.
7. Don’t Read.
8. Speeches are About Stories –explain the points utilizing short stories, quips and anecdotes
9. Project Your Voice.
10. Don’t Plan Gestures - Any gestures used need to be an extension of your message and any emotions that message conveys. Planned gestures look false.
11. That’s a Good Question” – One can use statements like, “that’s a really good question,” or “I’m glad you asked me that,” to buy few moments to organize the response.
12. Breathe In Not Out- Feeling the urge to use presentation killers like ‘um,’ ‘ah,’ or ‘you know’? Replace those with a pause taking a short breath in.
13. Come Early, Really Early – Don’t fumble with PowerPoint or hooking up a projector when people are waiting for you to speak.
14. Put Yourself in the Audience - When writing a speech, see it from the audiences perspective.
15. Have Fun - Inject passion for a subject into presentations.
16. Introduction to Lateral Thinking.


Total number of beneficiaries= 93 students.
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  Prof. S.R.Kerkal, Principal, G.P. Awasari Khurd, guiding on the occasion. 21-08-2017
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  Faculty members and students listening to the Expert Speaker. 21-08-2017

Industrial Visit was arranged to Atlas Copco Product Company, manufacturers of air compressors, Pune - Chakan plant on 22-01-2018, for T.E.(Mechanical) & B.E.(Mechanical) Girl students

In an attempt to develop self confidence and improve technical knowhow of girl students, an industrial visit was arranged on 22-01-2018. It was organised to create awareness and observe the manufacturing activities, latest and emerging technology in the field of air compressors. During this visit, the students understood the fundamentals, learnt and collected information about the following points –
1. Variable Speed Drive technology and its use to meet fluctuating demand for air - this makes sure that compressor is not using more energy than needed, effectively decreasing energy consumption. This effectively decreases the average life cycle cost of a compressor by 22%.
2. Oil injected screw compressor- air oil separator for separating oil from compressed air, use of pneumatic vacuum technology (patent).
3. Oil free screw compressor – class zero, two stage, pressure capacity 3-4 bar and radial fan is used for intercooler and after cooler.
4. Oil free screw blower, Oil free booster compressor, Oil free piston compressor, Vacuum Pump
5. Medical equipment- to handle Oxygen and Nitrous oxide in ICU
6. Refrigerant Dryers, AIR net pipes – material of pipes is GI and Control monitoring Solution and Oil indicator tool
7. On-site Nitrogen generators
Factory Tour –

1. Shop floor area- 130*100 meters
2. 6 assembly lines, Line Balancing, TAKT time, cycle time, Use of dashboard, etc.
3. Strategy used for in process inspection -5 OKs (part ok, place ok, movement ok, quantity ok, quality ok)
4. Application of Lean Principles in manufacturing, 7 wastes in manufacturing & How to reduce them
5. KAIZEN & its application
6. Testing procedure for Air Compressor, Vendor Development, etc.


Total No. of beneficiaries= 19 GIRL students of T.E.(Mechanical) & B.E.(Mechanical)

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  Girl students with Ms. Reema Iype, Senior Officer - Human Resources, Atlas Copco and Shri. B.A. Patil, GCOEARA on 22-01-2018
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  Harale Pranjali V. won the prize in Skill Development activity- 22-01-2018

One day Intensive Training Programme cum Workshop on ‘Group Discussion & Personal Interview Technique’ - 20-01-2018 The workshop was arranged on 20-01-2018 to improvise communication skill and expressing capacity for T.E.(Mechanical) and B.E.(Mechanical) students. Expert speaker was Mr. Ranjit Bhelke, (Dy. G.M. Sales & Business Development, Danna India Pvt. Ltd. Pune) He guided the students and elaborated the topic on following points -

1. Introduction
2. Learning by sharing- Experience sharing, case studies
3. General overview of GD / PI techniques
4. Basic guidelines, etiquettes, rules, regulations
5. Q & A session for students / doubt clarity
6. GD- discussion on “Things gone right" and "Things gone wrong"
7. Personal Interview - discussion on "Things gone right" and "Things gone wrong
8. Observations sharing


Total number of beneficiaries= 45 students.

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Mr. Ranjeet Bhelke, discussing significant points in GD - 20-01-2018.



Live Group Discussion Activity- 20-01-2018.


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