AKHILA BHARATHA SHARANA SAHITHYA PARISHAT

Founder: His Holiness Dr. Shri Shri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji

Mechanical Engineering

UG Program - NBA Accredited for the period of 2021-2022

(Previous Accreditation:2005-08,2008-11,2015-18 & 2018-21 for 03 years each)

Mechanical Engineering

Block AB2

Introduction

mechanical engineering is one of the oldest and broadest engineering disciplines that applies the principles of engineering, physics and materials science, Mathematics for analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems. It is the branch of engineering that involves the production and usage of heat and mechanical power for the design, production, and operation /Maintenance of machines and tools required for process/chemical industries, refineries and petrochemicals, fertilizers, air separation plants and cryogenics, power plants and infrastructure projects. This engineering field requires an understanding of core concepts including mechanical kinematics, thermodynamics, materials science, structural analysis, and electricity.

mechanical engineers use these core principles along with tools like computer-aided engineering, and product lifecycle managemechanicalnt to design and analyse manufacturing plants, industrial equipmennt and machinery, heating and cooling systems, transport systems, aircraft, marines, robotics, mechanical devices, weapons, and others.

mechanical engineering field has continually evolved to incorporate advancements in technology, and mechanica engineers today are pursuing research /developments in such fields as composites, mechanical, and nanotechnology. mechanical engineering is adding additional inputs for aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, petroleum engineering, manufacturing engineering, chemical engineering, and other engineering disciplines to varying amounts.

mechanical engineers may also work in the field of Biomedical engineering, specifically with biomechanics, transport phenomena, mechanical, nanotechnology and modelling of biological systems, like soft tissue mechanical.

Message From HOD

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Dr. Mamatha T G

Professor & Head

hodmechanical@jssaten.ac.in
: +91-9910403225

Welcome to the Department of mechanical Engineering (mechanical). The department's vision is to be to be the centre of excellence in academics, research and innovation in mechanical engineering to occupy position of eminence in diverse field of society. Our goal is to provide students with a balance of intellectual and practical experiences that enable them to serve a variety of societal needs. Students are nurtured to becomechanical best practicing Engineers or becomechanical Entrepreneurs in their own innovative way. The mechanical Department aims are to provide standard quality programmechanicals of graduate and postgraduate education under Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow. The multiple areas of research in our departmechanicalnt are Manufacturing and Materials; Industrial Engineering; Thermal sciences and Design Engineering. I firmly believe that the upliftment of nation is only through Value Added Education .

Vision

  • To be recognized as a Centre of Excellence in education by synergizing Teaching, Innovation, and Research in the field of mechanical Engineering.

Mission

  • To foster competence and excellence in mechanical Engineering through innovative teaching-learning processes to answer the demand from modern industries.
  • To boost and sustain a culture of Research among Faculty and students thereby facilitating them to be creative and innovative.
  • To inculcate ethical, professional values and leadership skills among students as part of lifelong learning.
# Program Educational Objectives:-The Graduates will be able to:
PEO - 1 Produce mechanical engineers with knowledge in mathematics, science and engineering to develop problem solving skills and use modern tools and techniques necessary for mechanical engineering & allied disciplines leading to Research and Developmechanicalnt.
PEO - 2 Strengthen themselves professionally and personally to accept responsibilities and pursue higher education in engineering and other professional fields
PEO - 3 Be capable of communicating and working effectively in cross-functional teams and committed to principles of professional ethics and social responsibilities
PEO - 4 To develop innovation & entrepreneur skills and evolve multi-disciplinary project implementing capabilities
# Program Specific Outcomes :-The Graduates will be able to:
PSO-1 Apply knowledge of mechanical design, modelling, simulation and analysis to realize physical systems /processes.
PSO-2 Apply preceding knowledge of material testing and advanced manufacturing Processes leading to Research and Development.

# Program Outcomes :-The Graduates will be able to:
PO-1

Engineering Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO-2

Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO-3

Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PO-4

Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

PO-5

Modern Tool Usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO-6

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.

PO-7

Environment and Sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO-8

Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO-9

Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a mechanical or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

PO-10

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.

PO-11

Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a mechanical and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO-12

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.

The departmechanicalnt Academic advisory committee comprises HOD, senior faculty, external academicians, members from industry, alumni members and student members. The committee will review the academic quality and suggest improvements in the related areas.

# NAme WITH DESIGNATION CATEGORY

1

Dr. Gurulingappa M. Patil
Principal JSS Academy of Technical Education Noida

Internal Academician Chairman

2

Dr. Jagadish R S
Dean (Academics) JSS Academy of Technical Education Noida

Internal Academician member

3

Mr. S.K.Mishra
Chief Engineer PDIL,Noida

Industry

4

Mr. Dinesh Khandelwal
Senior Manager NTPC, Noida

Industry

5

Dr. Manjunath K
Associate Professor. mechanical Engg Dept, Ch.Brahm Prakash Govt. Engg.College, Jaffarpur, New Delhi

External Academician

6

Dr. N.R.Chauhan
Associate Professor, Training & Placement Officer,.
Department of mechanical and Automation Engg. IGDTUW, Kashmere Gate, New Delhi.

External Academician

7

Mr Sunil Kr singh
Chief Fire Officer Fire Brigade Vaishali, Sector-1,
Ghaziabad

Parents

8

Mrs Jyoti jain
Accounts Executive, Compliance international Pvt. Ltd.,
35, 3rd Floor, Okhla industrial area, Phase-II, New Delhi-,
.

Parents

9

Ms Aditi Saini,IES
Senior mechanical Engineer Integral Coach Factory shell
division perambur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu,

Alumni/p>

10

Dr. Kshitij Mall
Doctoral Research Assistant Purdue University, West
Lafayette, Indiana, USA-47906

Alumni

11

Mr. Ankur Goley
Lead Engineer - mechanical Design GE power India
Limited. Jaypee Wish town, Sector-128, Noida,

Alumni

12

Dr. Prashant Chauhan
Associate Professor, mechanical Engineering Department
JSS Academy of Technical Education Noida

Internal Academician member

13

Dr. Mamatha TG
HOD, mechanical Engineering Department

member Secretary

Program Assessment Committee – PAC is constituted to assess the academic process of the program.

The following are the roles of the Program Assessment Committee:

1. Assist in framing Course Outcomes and mapping COs to POs / PSOs.
2. Contribute in the Teaching Learning Process of the program.
3. Suggest the additional assessment techniques other than CIE.
4. Verify the course and program attainment process.
5. Verify the action plans and their attainment in each course.
Program Assessmechanicalnt Committee:
1. Dr. Mamatha TG (Professor & Head), - Chairperson.
2. Dr. Prashant Chauhan (Associate Professor) - mechanicalmber.
3. Dr. Navneet Kumar Pandey (Associate Professor) - mechanicalmber.
4. Mrs Chhaya Grover (Associate Professor) - mechanicalmber (External). 5. Mrs. Gunjan Ansari (Assistant Professor) - mechanicalmber (External). 6. Dr. S.Saraswat (Associate Professor) - mechanicalmber. 7. Mr. Veerandra Kumar A.N (Assistant Professor) - mechanicalmber Secretary.

  • Department of mechanical is located in Academic Block 2
  • Department has 13 Physical states of the art laboratories and 9 classrooms with ICT facility
  • The Department of mechanical Engineering also has one e-learning center and a well-maintained departmental library.
  • Department has 5 staff rooms

    • Details of Lab facilities

    Name of the Laboratory Name of the Important Equipment
    Material Science

    UTM KVT-40, Impact Testing Machine RI 300, Rockwell and Brinell Hardness Tester KUB 250, Torsion Testing Machine RTT-50, Vicker hardness testing M/c DTVM-50, Double Rise Polwhey M/c, Belt Polisher, Abrasive cut of Machine, Muffle Furnace, Microscope, Mounting Press, Fatigue Testing M/c, Computerized Micro UTM, Digital Impact Testing Machine.
    Theory of Materials Lab

    Universal Governor, Gyroscope, Static & Dynamic Balance Apparatus, Velocity & Acceleration Test Rig, Ball Bearing Test Rig, Epicyclic, Gear Train Holding Torque Apparatus, Corollis Componennt Acceleration Apparatus, Simple Pendulum, Compound Pendulum, Bi-Filler Suspension, Tri-Filler Suspension, Spring Mass System, Equivalent Spring Mass System, Single/Double Rotor System, Single rotor system with viscous damping, Dunkerley Rule System, Dynamics balancing machine.

    ATD/IC ENGINES/Automobile Engg

    4 Stroke single cylinder diesel engine, 2-S Single cylinder petrol engine, 4-S Four cylinder petrol engine, Centrifugal Blower, Two stroke Air Compressor, 3C-4S Computerised Petrol Engine, AVL Exhaust Gas Analyzer, Babcock wilcox boiler, Fiat Car Cut, Synchronous Gearbox, 4,2 Stroke petrol engine, Steam Turbine, Reaction Turbine, Valve Timing Diagram.
    Engineering mechanics

    Static Equilibrium, Belt Friction Apparatus, Worm & Worm wheel Apparatus, Law of conversation Mass Apparatus, Polygon Force Apparatus, Parallel force apparatus, Moment of Inertia of Flywheel, Simple pendulum, Compound Pendulum, Inclined Plane Apparatus, Bell crank lever, Jib crane Apparatus, Joint roof trusses, Digital UTM UTK-100E
    mechanical and metrology lab

    Feeler guage, Pneumatic Set, Air cylinder CVT Model, Pneumatic Software "CD", Flash / Fire Point Viscometer, Pesto Sign Board, Stop Watch, Height Monster, Slip Guage, Hole Guage, Digital Micrometer, Bore, Sine, Micrometer

    Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

    Vapour compression on air conditioning Test rig, Vapour compression Refrigeration Test rig, Window type air conditioning Test rig, mechanical Heat Pump, Cooling Tower Test Rig (BER), Air water heat pump test rig(BER), Combined Test rig for different expansions & evapourators

    CAD/CAM

    HP-Intel (R) Core(TM)-i5-2400 CPU,RAM-04 GB,HDD-500GB,OS-64-Bit Operating System, HP-Intel (R) Core(TM)-i7-4770 CPU,RAM-04 GB,HDD-500GB,OS-64-Bit Operating System, LCD Projector, PTC-Creo Software

    Heat Mass Transfer

    Thermal conductivity of insulating powder machine, Thermal conductivity of metal bar, Heat Transfer in natural convection, Heat Transfer in forced convection, Heat Transfer in Pin-Fin, Parallel flow/Counter flow Heat Exchanger, Composite wall apparatus, Boiling heat transfer apparatus, Drop & film condensation, Emmissivity mechanicalasurement apparatus, Stefan Boltzman apparatus, Apparatus of Thermal contact resistance effect (Thermal conductivity), Heat pipe Demonstrator

    Machine Shop

    Lathe Machine Chetanya, Shaper, Radial drilling machine, Piller Drilling Machine, Universe milling m/c, Hydraulic surface grinding m/c, Cylindrical grinding Machine,Granite Surface plate, TIG welding, MIG welding, Bench Grinding M/c

    Workshop

    Piller Drilling M/c, Portable Grinding Machine, Welding Transformr Three Phase-Arc Welding, Sieve Shaker Machine, Universal sand strength Machine, Permiability meter, Mould Hardness Tester, Core Hardness Tester, Wood Turning Lathe, Oxygen Cylinder-Gas Welding, Acetylene Cylinder-Gas Welding

    Additional Lab Facility

    Name of the Laboratory Name of the Important Equipment
    Research and Development Lab

    Electric Discharge Machining, High Precision Weighing Machine, Ultrasonic Actuator 20 kHz+40 kHz Digital upgraded microscope, Micro Hardness Tester, Camera and Hardness Pro Software, Surface Roughness Tester, Infra Red Temperature Indicator, Micro UTM, Micro Impact Testing Machine, Ultrasonic C.N.C. Machine, Profile Projector JT1242b, CNC Lathe Machine XL-Turme MATAB/X2, CNC Milling (BFW Charkra), CMM Machine

    Class room

    Department has spacious class rooms with adequate seating capacity. Each class room is provided with Computer system, LCD Projector with screen facility for Audio/ Visual purpose. In addition Green glass board and Podium are provided in each class rooms.

    Department Library

    The department has well maintained library with more than 350 books. The previous year’s project reports and synopsis are also made available in the department library. Laboratory Manuals, Journals / Magazines, e – journals access, hand outs, conference proceedings are made available in the Department Library. Library is kept open from 9:00 AM to 4:45 PM on all working days (Mon-Fri), and 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM on (Saturday).

    Photo Gallery

    #
    Faculty Namechanical
    Qualification
    (Specialization)
    Desig.
    Exp.
    Yrs
    DOJ
    Nature of Association
    Profile
    Email-Id
    1 Dr. Mamatha T G PhD (mechanical Engineering) M.Tech (Product Design & Manufacturing) BE in Industrial Engineering Professor
    22
    		16-11-2004
    Regular
    Click Here
    		mamathatg@jssaten.ac.in
    hodmechanical@jssaten.ac.in
    2 Dr. Prashant Chauhan Ph.D (Industrial Engineering), M. Tech(Engineering Systems), B. E(Production Engineering) Associate Professor
    23
    		15-07-2005
    Regular
    Click Here
    		prashantchauhan@jssaten.ac.in
    3 Dr. S.Saraswat Ph.D. (Maintenance Engineering) M.E. (Tribology and Maintenance, B.E. mechanical Engineering Associate Professor
    17
    		2/1/2017
    Regular
    Click Here
    		suvandan.saraswat@jssaten.ac.in
    4 Dr. Navneet kumar Pandey Ph.D (mechanical Engineering), M.Tech (CAD), B.E (mechanical Engineering)) Associate Professor
    17
    		1.08.2021
    Regular
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    		nkpandey@jssaten.ac.in
    5 Dr. Gaurav Jain Ph.D (mechanical Engineering), M.Tech (mechanical Engineering), B.Tech (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-III
    20
    		03-08-2001
    Regular
    Click Here
    		gauravjain@jssaten.ac.in
    6 Mr. A.N. Veerendra Kumar M.E (Manufacturing Scienc & Engineering ), B.E, (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-III
    19
    		30.09.2002
    Regular
    Click Here
    		anveerendrakumar@jssaten.ac.in
    7 Mr. Rajesh Bajaj PhD Persuing(mechanical Engineering), MTech (CAD), BTech (mechanical Engineering) Assistant Professor
    27
    		07-04-2010
    Regular
    Click Here
    		rajeshbajaj@jssaten.ac.in
    8 Mr. Navin Kumar Jha PhD Persuing(mechanical Engineering), M.Tech (mechanical Engineering), BTech (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-III
    29
    		20/08/2010
    Regular
    Click Here
    		navinjha@jssaten.ac.in
    9 Mr. M.Nagaraj M.E (Production Engineering ), B.E. (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-III
    22
    		04/02/2011
    Regular
    Click Here
    		mallannanagaraj@jssaten.ac.in
    10 Mr. Nitin Kumar Chauhan PhD Persuing(Supply Chain Management), MTech (Manufacturing System Engineering), BTech (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-III
    15
    		02/02/2012
    Regular
    Click Here
    		nitinchauhan@jssaten.ac.in
    11 Ms. Neelam Khandalwal PhD Persuing(Thermal Engineering), MTech (Thermal Engineering), BTech (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-II
    17
    		27-02-2008
    Regular
    Click Here
    		neelam.khandelwal@jssaten.ac.in
    12 Mr. Vikas Kumar Singla M-Tech(Computer Aided Design), B-Tech (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-II
    12
    		27/09/2009
    Regular
    Click Here
    		singla.1982@jssaten.ac.in
    13 Ms. Priyanka Singh PhD Persuing (Manufacturing and Automation Engineering) M.Tech (Manufacturing and Automation Engineering), B.Tech (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-II
    11
    		21/07/2010
    Regular
    Click Here
    		priyankasingh@jssaten.ac.in
    14 Mr. Naveen J M.Tech ( Tool Engineering ), B.E (mechanical Engineering)
    Assistant professor-II
    11
    		30/08/2010
    Regular
    Click Here
    		naveenjmurthy@jssaten.ac.in
    15 Mr. Vipul Saxena Ph.D. Pursuing (Thermal Engineering) M.Tech. (Material Science & Engineering), B.Tech. (mechanical Engineering)
    Assistant professor-II
    12
    		12/08/2010
    Regular
    Click Here
    		vipulsaxena@jssaten.ac.in
    16 Mr. Vishnu Tiwari PhD Pursuing, M. Tech (Production Engg.), B. Tech (mechanical Engg.), Assistant professor-II
    12
    		28/04/2011
    Regular
    Click Here
    		vishnutiwari@jssaten.ac.in
    17 Ms. Neha Saxena PhD Pursuing, M. Tech (Industrial Design), B. Tech (mechanical Engg.) Assistant professor-II
    13
    		12/01/2012
    Regular
    Click Here
    		nehadeepaksaxena@jssaten.ac.in
    18 Mr. Kapil Dev Panchal PhD Persuing (Advanced Welding Technology), M.Tech (Manufacturing and Automation), B.E. (mechanical Engineering)
    Assistant professor-II
    11
    		17/01/2012
    Regular
    Click Here
    		kapildev@jssaten.ac.in
    19 Mr. Prem Shankar Y Ph.D. Pursuing (Thermal Engineering) M.Tech. (Applied mechanics engineering), B.Tech. (Manufacturing Technology)
    Assistant professor-II
    11
    		01/08/2012
    Regular
    Click Here
    		premshankar@jssaten.ac.in
    20 Mr. Mohit Vishnoi Ph.D. Pursuing (mechanical Engineering) M.Tech. (Materials Science & Engineering), B.Tech. (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-II
    8
    		01/08/2013
    Regular
    Click Here
    		mohitvishnoi@jssaten.ac.in
    21 Ms. Divya Chandra PhD Persuing (Manufacturing and Automation Engineering) M.Tech (mechanical Engineering), B.Tech (Manufacturing Technology) Assistant professor-I
    12
    		17/7/2009
    Regular
    Click Here
    		divyachandra@jssaten.ac.in
    22 Mr. Pawan Kr Kashyap Ph.D. Pursuing (Thermal Engineering) M.Tech. (Petroleum Engineering), B.Tech. (mechanical Engineering) Assistant professor-II
    9
    		08-03-2013
    Regular
    Click Here
    		pawankashyap@jssaten.ac.in
    23 Mr. Neeraj Verma Ph.D. Pursuing (mechanical Engineering) M.Tech. (Industrial Tribology and Maintenance Engineering ), B.Tech. (mechanical Engineering)
    Assistant professor-I
    9
    25-07-2013
    Regular
    Click Here
    		neerajverma@jssaten.ac.in
    24 Mr. Mukesh Yadav B.Tech, M.Tech ( Automobile Engineering) Ph.D Pursuing(Thermal Engineering)
    Assistant professor-II
    8
    05-08-2013
    Regular
    Click Here
    		mukeshyadav@jssaten.ac.in
    25 Mr. Chandan B B B.E(mechanical Engineering), M.Tech ( Thermal Power Enghineering)
    Assistant professor-I
    6
    		31-07-2015
    Regular
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    		chandanbb@jssaten.ac.in
    26 Mr. Rajanna L B.E(mechanical Engineering), M.Tech ( Computer Integrated Manufacturing)
    Assistant professor-I
    12
    		10-08-2015
    Regular
    Click Here
    		rajannal@jssaten.ac.in
    27 Mr. Madan Prasad P.hD( Pursuing ), M.Tech (Manufacturing Science and Engineering) , B.E.( Industrial Engineering )
    Assistant Professor-I
    5
    		17-10-2016
    Regular
    Click Here
    		madanprasadcs@jssaten.ac.in
    28 Mr. Rudresha S Ph.D. Pursuing (Heat Traansfer and fluid flow),M.Tech (Thermal power Engineering), B.E (mechanical Engineering)
    Assistant Professor-I
    7
    		16-08-2015
    Regular
    Click Here
    		rudreshas@jssaaten.ac.in
    29 Mr. Shivakumar R V M.Tech (Machine Design), B.E (mechanical Engineering)
    Assistant Professor-I
    4
    		10/08/2017
    Regular
    Click Here
    		Shivakumarrv@jssaten.ac.in
    30 Mr Manu G M.Tech (Thermal power Engineering), B.E (mechanical Engineering)
    Assistant Professor-I
    4
    		14/08/2017
    Regular
    Click Here
    		manug@jssaten.ac.in
    31 Mr. Chandrashekara MS B.E(mechanical Engineering), M.Tech ( mechanical Engineering)
    Assistant Professor-I
    4
    		1/11/2017
    Regular
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    		Chandrashekarams@jssaten.ac.in
    #
    Namechanical
    Qualification
    Designation
    Exp.Yrs
    Email-ID
    1
    		 Mr. H B Gangadhara Swamy
    B.E, M.E
    System Analyst
    16
    		 gangadharaswamyhb@jssateb.ac.in
    2
    		Mrs. Nethravathy. S B
    DCS,BCA(IT),
    Foreman
    16
    		 nethravathisb@jssateb.ac.in
    3
    		 Mrs. Geetha B
    DCS, B.Sc.(IT),M.Sc (IT)
    Programmechanicalr
    21.6
    		 geethab@jssateb.ac.in
    4
    		 Mr. Santosh T E
    DCS, B.Sc. (IT)
    Instructor
    12.3
    		 santoshte@jssateb.ac.in
    5
    		Mr. Nagendra Swamy M
    ITI, B.Sc. (IT)
    Instructor
    14.5
    		nagendraswamy@jssateb.ac.in
    6
    		Mr. Ashwin Kumar
    ITI, B.Sc. (IT)
    Instructor
    14.5
    		ashweenkumar@jssateb.ac.in
    7
    		Mrs Pavithra M S
    DCS
    Instructor
    6
    		pavithrams@jssateb.ac.in
    8
    		Mr. Ananda B
    B.E
    Instructor
    6
    		anandab@jssateb.ac.in
    9
    		Mr. Chennabasappa S
    DCS
    Instructor
    6
    		chennabasappa@jssateb.ac.in
    10
    		Mr. Manuraj L
    DCS
    Instructor
    5
    		manurajl@jssateb.ac.in
    11
    		Ms. Vidya A V
    DCS
    Instructor
    4
    		vidyaav@jssateb.ac.in
    12
    		Mr. Shreyas A K
    DCS
    Instructor
    4
    		ShreyasAK@jssateb.ac.in
    #
    Namechanical
    Qualification
    Designation
    Exp.Yrs
    Email-ID
    1
    		 Mr. Mahesh H P
    ITI
    Lab Helper
    10
    		 maheshhp@jssateb.ac.in
    2
    		Mr. Raju S
    ITI-DEC
    Lab Helper
    6
    		 rajus@jssateb.ac.in
    3
    		 Mr. Dileep Kumar
    ITI
    Lab Helper
    4
    		 dileepkumar@jssateb.ac.in
    4
    		 Mr. Sunil B
    ITI
    Lab Helper
    4
    		 sunilb@jssateb.ac.in
    5
    		Mr. B.Basava Rajendra Prasad
    ITI
    Attender
    22
    		brajendraprasad@jssateb.ac.in

    Student forum “YANTRASHILPA”

    Yantrashilpa, the mechanical engineering students Society, is formed and managed by students and working under the guidance of a faculty in charge.It is the oldest students' society of the institution and provides a platform to the student to apply theoretical knowledge in solving real world engineering problems.This society organizes workshops, seminars and contests in order to inculcate technical and creative skills among the students.

    Click here to view the activities conducted under Department Forum Anveshan

    Research Initiatives

    The Department of mechanical Engineering is equipped with state of the art laboratory facilities in which the material fabrication, testing and advanced manufacturing facilities are of keen interest. The Material testing includes mechanical characterization facilities like Tensile strength, impact, hardness, Flexural strength of materials varying from Concrete to a polymer composite with varying loading capacities. The Advanced Manufacturing facilities includes CNC Turner, Vertical milling centre both trainer and production versions equipped with a 5 axis mini robot. The department is equipped with facilities like Co-Ordinate measuring Profile projector to measure the various dimensions of a product.

    Ph.D. was awarded by AKTU to the following Research Scholar of mechanical Department Research centre affiliated to AKTU.

    Guide Research Scholar Area University Year of Award
    Dr. S N Gupta & Dr Akhilesh Arora Gaurav Jain Thermal Engineering Dr. APJ AKTU 2020

    Research Guides and Areas Available for Ph.D Programs

    # Research Guide Area of Specialization
    1 Prof. Mamatha T G Advanced Manufacturing
    2 Dr. Prashant Chauhan Industrial Engineering
    3 Dr. Suvandan Saraswat Maintenance and Reliability
    4 Dr. Navneet Kumar Pandey Thermal Engineering
    5 Dr. Gaurav Jain Thermal Engineering

    Research scholar Pursuing Ph.D under JSSATEN AKTU Research Centre, mechanical Dept

    #
    Guide
    		 Research Scholar
    (Full/Part Time)
    Research Topic
    		 Registration
    (Year)    		 Status
    .. .. NA
    (Part Time)

    Industry Institute Interaction
    The department has signed MoU’s with the following organizations

    1. The Institution of Engineers (India)
    2. Emerson India
    3. Motherson Techno Tools Limited
    4. Autodesk Academic Program
    5. DBP Engineering Works Pvt.,Ltd
    6. NAVYUG Infosolutions Pvt., Ltd
    7. M/s Prinston Smart Engineers
    8. M/s NextGen Labs
    9. M/s WebtrigonTechnologies Pvt.Ltd
    10. M/s Tequed Labs Pvt.Ltd

    Funded Research
    Completed Funded Project Details:

    # Project Title Principal Investigator Duration Funding Agency Amount(in lakhs) Action Date of Sanction
    1 “Enhancement of machining
    performance of powder mixed electric
    discharge machining using bio
    dielectric fluid"    		 Dr.Mamatha T G 2year Dr.APJAKTU 3 On Going 2019
    2 Performance enhancement of CAD/CAM
    Lab for Teaching, Training,
    consultancy and Research of
    micro channels on silicon wafer
    using Micro Ultrasonic machining”.    		 Dr.Mamatha T G 2 Years AICTE 18.63 On Going 2018
    3 “Developmechanicalnt of Ultrasonic Assisted
    Micro-Electro Discharge machining
    Processes for machining Microchannels    		 Dr.Rajesha S 3 Years AICTE 16.85 Completed 2013
    4 “Parametric studies during machining
    of micro channels on silicon
    wafer using Micro Ultrasonic machining”.    		 Dr.Mamatha T G 2 Years Dr.APJAKTU 3.4 On Going 2017

    Department has a good placemechanicalnt record with an average placement percentage of more than 90%. The department organizes placement training programs in both soft skills and domain specific skills. Students are placed in core companies like ADOBE, INTEL, ONEDIRECT, McAfee, BETSOL, Accenture, TCS, Infosys and Wipro.

    Particulars 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18
    No of students
    177
    201
    217
    194
    No of students placed
    15
    36
    62
    42
    Higher studies
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    10
    25
    44

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    Students of mechanical department have excelled in Extra-curricular activities that are conducted in the departments and students have participated and won prizes in many inter-college and university levels. The list of activities listed here.

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    The department conducts co-curricular activities like student development programs, workshops, seminars, Hackathon to support the curriculum delivery. These events will give exposure in current computer science topics & technologies and help the students to develop inter personal, communication, team building & leadership and societal skills.

    Events conducted by the departments
    2020-21

    # EVENT Name RESOURCE PERSON DATE
    1 Webinar on Disciplined student to a successful professional Ms. Preethi,Director SRE and Big Data Operations,Fidelity Investments 19-11-2020
    2 Webinar on Database Application Development Mr. Chethan Anand, CEO and Founder, Newfound Systems 20-11-2020
    3 Webinar on Leadership and Management – Early Steps after Graduation Ms. Tanu Das, Business Development Manager, Zensor Technologies, RPG group, Johannesburg, South Africa 07-11-2020
    4 Webinar on Applications of Digital Electronics in Industries Mr. Ganesh Daivajna, Founder Partner, Achintyo Engg LLP 23-11-2020
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    In addition to the chalk and board mechanicalthod of teaching the faculty adopt various mechanicalthods of teaching such as flipped classroom, on site teaching, case study demonstration, seminar assignmechanicalnts, National Programmechanical on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) video class room, demonstration through working models and flip grid assignmechanicalnt.

    # Course & Code Innovative/Novel Approach Practiced Learning Style
    1 CAD/CAM
    (Rmechanical701)

    Simulate cutting, milling, drilling in CNC simulation software

    		 Experimental Learning
    2 Automotive Chassis & Suspension Demonstrate & analyse the effect of various steering geomechanicaltry on Ackerman steering using screw chief simulation software Experimen-Learning
    3 Automobile Engineering Enlists the task and their procedure of Servicing in a car service station Activity based Learning

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    mechanical Engineering Departmechanicalnt of JSS Academy of Technical Education Noida, established in 1998, and is one of the oldest, biggest and NBA accredited departmechanicalnt of the institute. Departmechanicalnt is having a strong alumni network which plays a significant role in the overall growth of the departmechanicalnt. Our distinguish alumni serve at the top positions of various public sector company’s like NTPC, ONGC and BARC and also holding various administrative positions like IAS, IRS and IES. Footprint of our distinguish alumni like Dr. Kshitij Mall presently working as a scientist at Purdue university, USA in the area of Aerospace Engineering. Other notable Alumni includes Mr.Devansh Poddar (Entrepreneur) nominated as a mechanicalntor of change by NITI Aayog GoI, Mr Mukund Srivastava, who have done notable research as well as patented technologies and are engaged with National University of Singapore and working as visiting researcher. The achievemechanicalnts of our alumni are not limited to this, few of the achievemechanicalnts of alumni are listed below

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    Faculty and research scholars undertake research work in the area of Machine learning, Image Processing, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Networks and Security. Scholars are publishing Articles in reputed Journals / Conferences.

    Papers published in last Five years:

    International Journals International Conferences
    38
    27

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