Mechanical Engineering
About Us
Department of Mechanical Engineering is one of the prominent department of the institute, established in 2009. The departments total student strength is 220, which will touch higher strength in next few years. While managing this strength which is an urgent need of the nation, department is committed to well being and all round development of the students. Mechanical engineering is one of the broadest engineering disciplines offering opportunities to specialize in areas such as robotics, aerospace, automotive engineering, HVAC and more.
The department is well packed with highly motivated and dedicated faculties to import quality education in parallel with research. Research culture in the department has produced significant numbers of research publications and patents. The department has very good industry interaction. Department also provides consultancy in various thrust areas like machine design, vibration, experimental stress analysis, FEA, Renewable energy etc.
Department runs TATA technologies fully sponsored Ready Engineering program for the department’s students.
Vision, Mission
Vision
- To be the department achieving new heights of mechanical engineering to transform students into proficient and socially relevant engineers.
Career opportunities in Mechanical engineering Department
- Automotive Engineer
- Robotics Engineer
- Mechatronics Engineer
- Indian Army, Navy and Air force.
- HVAC Engineer
Environment Policy
- Green Sanjeevan, Clean Sanjeevan
Quality Policy
- We promise a conducive environment to our faculty, staff and students to realize the VISION
Mission
- To be the department achieving new heights of mechanical engineering to transform students into proficient and socially relevant engineers.
- To enhance scientific, technological and research based approach among the students.
- To develop entrepreneurship skills, employability through industry interaction.
- To create awareness about professional and social ethics.
Revised Syllabus
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2. Third Year B.Tech: Click Here
3. Final Year B.Tech: Click Here
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Faculty Teaching, Non-Teaching
HOD –
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Message from HOD Desk
Welcome to the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
An interactive relationship is maintained among the students and faculties which enable the students develop a sound foundation in a conducive environment. Department is equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories. We impart quality engineering education through sound theoretical knowledge, hands on laboratory as well as computational skill and exposure to recent technologies. Mechanical engineers design, develop, build, and test the systems. They deal with anything that moves, from components to machines to the human body. The work of mechanical engineers plays a crucial role in shaping the technology and infrastructure that drive our modern world.
Career opportunities for mechanical engineers are diverse and can lead to roles in research and development, design engineering, project management, design, and consulting. The field continues to evolve with advancements in technology, sustainability concerns, and the integration of digital tools like CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and simulation software. With a dedicated and experienced faculty in all specialization of mechanical engineering, the department consistently strives to provide facilities at par for education and research. Every year our students proceed to top universities in India and abroad to pursue their higher education.
Teaching Staff
Non-Teaching Staff
Committees
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Board of Studies Mechanical Engineering 2024-25 |
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Department advisory Board Mechanical Engineering 2024-25 |
- Laboratories
- Workshop
Laboratories
Mechatronics Laboratory
Lab In charge: Dr. Vinayak. H. Deokar
Lab Assistant: Mr. S. D. Anuse.
Major Equipment: Pick and place robot, PLC trainer kit, Hydraulic and pneumatic trainer kit.
Mechatronics labs typically integrate mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering concepts to create systems that involve the synergistic combination of these disciplines. Students often work on projects that involve designing and building automated systems, robotic systems, or smart devices that combine mechanical movements with sensing and control capabilities. Labs conduct experiments to demonstrate principles such as feedback control, system dynamics, sensor integration, and real-time data acquisition.
CAD Laboratory
Lab In-charge: Dr. G. C. Koli
Lab Assistant: M. D. Ayarekar
Major Software: The CAD Laboratory has a total 40 number of computers (workstations) with the latest configurations. Software’s available are: CATIA, SolidWorks, ANSYS, and AutoCad.
The Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Lab of the Mechanical Engineering Department is established in 2009. The lab facilitates the practicals for the course work of UG students. It expedites the computation platform to execute simulation/ modelling/ analyses related to the work of UG/ PG students of the department.
Heat Transfer Laboratory
Lab In charge: Prof. S. K. Pisal
Lab Assistant: M. D. Ayarekar
The goal of the Heat Transfer lab is to grasp the principles of conduction, convection, and radiation through hands-on experiences in different thermal systems for both undergraduate and graduate students. Through a series of experiments, students gain a solid grasp of the theoretical foundations of these concepts, and the entire course is structured in a way that classroom lectures are followed by practical lab sessions. The Heat Transfer Laboratory is fully equipped with facilities for conducting research on energy conversion in internal combustion engines.
Manufacturing Processes Laboratory
Lab In charge: Prof. A. N. Naik
Lab Assistant: M. D. Ayarekar
Major Equipment: Sand Muller, Sieve Shekar with Sieve Set, Universal sand Strength Machine (Pendulum), Rapid Dryer
Theory of Machines Laboratory
Lab In-charge:: Prof. R. U. Urunkar
Lab Assistant: M. D. Ayarekar
Major Equipment’s : Motorized Gyroscope, Universal Governor, Whirling of Shaft, Static & Dynamic Balancing Machine, Vibration Lab Equipment
Internal Combustion Engine Laboratory
Lab In charge: Prof. S. B. Deshmukh
Lab Assistant: Mr. S. D. Anuse
Major Equipment’s : Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke Computerized VCR Diesel Engine (Eddy Current Dynamometer), Four Cylinder, 4-Stroke CRDI Turbocharged Diesel Engine (Eddy Current Dynamometer), Three Cylinder, 4-Stroke Petrol Engine (Maruti 800) with Hydraulic Dynamometer
Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
Lab In charge: Prof. D. V. Patil
Lab Assistant: Mr. S. D. Anuse
Major Equipment: Wind Tunnel, Digital Lift & Drag Indicater, Multi Column Inclined tube Manometer, Heleshaw Appratus.
Material Science & Metallurgy Laboratory
Lab In-charge: Prof. V. D. Thorat
Lab Assistant: Mr. S. D. Anuse
Major Equipment’s : Magnetic Partical crack detector, Trinocular Microscope with Computerized Attachment, Muffel Furnace & Jominy Quench Bath, double disc polishing machine.
WorkShop
Workshop Personal
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Dr. Ajit A. Katkar |
Assoc. Professor |
Ph.D, M.E (Energy Engg) |
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Mr. S. M. Kamble |
Workshop Instructor |
ITI (Carpentry) |
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Mr. Y. D. Sangar |
Workshop Instructor |
ITI (Fitter) |
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Mr.V.R.Patil |
Workshop Instructor |
ITI (Sheet Metal) |
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Mr. R. R. Patil |
Workshop Instructor |
ITI (Welder) |
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Mr. S. S. Patil |
Workshop Instructor |
ITI (Machinest) |
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Mr. R. B. Bahadure |
Peon |
SSC |
Name: Mr.Sachin M.Kamble
Designation:Workshop Instructor
[email protected]
Mobile -9146999680
Name: Mr.Sadashiv S.Patil
Designation:Workshop Instructor
Email.id: [email protected]
Mobile -8308609555
Name: Mr.Yogesh D.Sangar Designation:Workshop Instructor Email.id: [email protected] Mobile -9146999683
Name: Mr.Sriram G.Yadav
Designation:Workshop Attendant
Email.id:
Mobile -9146999697
Name: Mr.Vijay R.Patil Designation:Workshop Instructor Email.id: [email protected] Mobile -9146999679
Name: Mr.Rohit R.Patil Designation:Workshop Instructor Email.id: [email protected] Mobile -9146999682
MOU
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Infinite Graphics technologies |
08/08/2024 |
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Satyajit Mechanisms |
14/03/2024 |
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J. S. process Equipment’s |
19/12/2023 |
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Technomac |
25/10/2023 |
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Vijay Techno Industries |
11/07/2023 |
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Prudentia |
04/07/2023 |
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M. S. industries |
01/07/2023 |
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Infogrow |
06/01/2023 |
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Deep industries |
13/12/2022 |
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KapCo |
12/03/2022 |
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CAD Mantra |
21/02/2022 |
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Rubicon |
09/09/2021 |
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GTT |
10/06/2021 |
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SIBIC |
5/06/2021 |
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Tata Technologies |
21/01/2016 |
Industrial Visit
Industrial Visit Details
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Visit to Crompton Greaves Goa |
08/11/2024 |
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Visit to Dalmia Sugar factory |
08/10/2024 |
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Visit to Technomac Industries |
08/10/2024
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Visit to Technomac Industries |
13/03/2024 |
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Visit to A. G. technique and Solutions |
13/05/2023 |
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Visit to New Melting Center |
13/05/2023 |
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Visit to RND Industries |
27/09/2018 |
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Visit to Precitech |
27/09/2018 |
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Visit to Sonak Toyoto |
25/09/2018 |
Achievements
- Student Achievements
- Faculty Achievements
Student Achievements
Details of NPTEL Online Certification by Students
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Sonali Shivaji Bhosale |
Engineering Metrology |
Jul-Oct 2022 |
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Niranjay Jaywant Jadhav |
IC Engines and Gas Turbines |
Jan-Apr 2024 |
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Pranali Balasaheb Kumbhar |
IC Engines and Gas Turbines |
Jan-Apr 2024 |
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Sunil Bhagawan Sawant |
IC Engines and Gas Turbines |
Jan-Apr 2024 |
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Siddhesh Sunil Shinde |
IC Engines and Gas Turbines |
Jan-Apr 2024 |
Final year Projects
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Final Year Projects 2023-24 |
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Final Year Projects 2022-23 |
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Final Year Projects 2021-22 |
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Final Year Projects 2020-21 |
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Final Year Projects 2019-20 |
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Academic Toppers
A.Y. 2022-23
| Sr No. | Name of Student | Class |
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Bhosale Sonali Shivaji |
B. Tech. |
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Konde Samruddhi Balasaheb |
T. Y. Mech |
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Patil Amrut Ashok |
S. Y. Mech |
A. Y. 2020-21
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Pawar Sandeep Deepak |
B. Tech. |
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Matavandkar Rupesh Anil |
T. Y. Mech |
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Jangam Sanket Ashok |
S. Y. Mech |
A.Y. 2018-19
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Avadan Sudhir Manohar |
B. Tech. |
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Bhosale Vishwajeet Pandurang |
T. Y. Mech |
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Jadhav Kranteekumar Krishnat |
S. Y. Mech |
A.Y. 2021-22
| Sr No. | Name of Student | Class |
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Chile Sourabh Ranjeet |
B. Tech. |
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Bhosale Sonali Shivaji |
T. Y. Mech |
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Konde Samruddhi Balasaheb |
S. Y. Mech |
A.Y. 2019-20
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Bhosale Vishwajeet Pandurang |
B. Tech. |
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Jadhav Kranteekumar Krishnat |
T. Y. Mech |
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Matavandkar Rupesh Anil |
S. Y. Mech |
Placements
Faculty Achievements
Research and Publications
Research Work
- Prof. Dhanajay. V. Patil
Working on “ Chemical synthesis of SnO2-Polymer nanocomposites for coating and study of coated steel” in his Ph.D works.
Research details:
SnO2–ZnO nanocomposite is synthesized at room temperature using the successive ionic layer adsorption and reaction (SILAR) method. The X-ray diffraction (XRD) patterns of annealed films confirms the formation of SnO2–ZnO nanocomposite. Scanning electron microscopy depicts the porous agglomerated nanoparticle network-like structure of the SnO2–ZnO nanocomposite. On the other hand, ZnO has a cauliflower shape, while SnO2 has a distributed agglomerated nanoparticle-like morphology. Energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) confirms the elemental compositions of composite films. The reducing gases such as liquefied petroleum gas, ethanol, hydrogen sulphide and ammonia were detected using a SnO2–ZnO nanocomposite sensor.
- Dr. Rahul U. Urunkar
Worked on “Numerical Investigation in Heat and Mass Transfer Enhancement of Metal Hydride Hydrogen Storage” in his Ph.D work.
- Relevance of the topic: Energy & Sustainability
Research details:
The thermal management of the hydride based hydrogen storage reactor is the key factor to realize the complete storing potential of hydrides. Hydride reactors filled with MmNi4.6Al0.4 and NaAlH4 are numerically analyzed for absorption process. Based on various governing equations, a mathematical model of hydride reactor is developed and validated with published experimental results using ANSYS Fluent. The hydride reactor uses mainly water or oil for heat exchange during hydrogen sorption. In this study conventional heat transfer fluid is replaced with CuO, Al2O3 and MgO based nanofluids and results of numerical experiment are recorded. The outcomes are attained for various parameters such as material and concentration of nanoparticles, supply pressure of hydrogen and inlet temperature of heat exchange fluid. The 5 vol% CuO based nanofluid exhibited up to 14% improvement in hydrogen absorption time. Additionally, it is observed that CuO based nanofluid with 5 vol% concentration is thermodynamically superior to other selected nanofluids; as a result it enhances the rate of the heat exchange up to 10% for hydride reactor. It is realized that the performance of CuO/HTF nanofluid with 5 vol% concentration is superior among picked nanofluids. Therefore for the hydride reactor the use the nanofluid is advantageous.
- Dr. Vinayak Deokar
Worked on “Solar Photovoltaic water pumping and solar thermal drying hybride system” in his Ph.D work.
- Relevance of the topic: Environmental and Social
Research details:
The pumping of water is a basic and practical technique. This is true whether the water is drawn from a fresh source (like Pond, river, Well or Bore well), moved to a needed location, purified, or used for irrigation, washing. For food preservation solar thermal Drying (Dehydration) method is used. Drying removes the moisture from the vegetables so that bacteria, yeasts and molds cannot grow and spoil the vegetables. Drying preserves the vitamin, mineral, protein, and fiber content of foods without hampering the taste and aroma of the product. Solar thermal Drying also enhances the life of the product without any use of food preservatives.
Renewable energy comes from resources which are naturally replenished on a human timescale such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves, and geothermal heat . Most common renewable energy source available everywhere abundantly is solar energy. Solar power is anticipated to become the world’s largest source of electricity by 2050.
The Hybrid Solar PV (Photovoltaic) operated water pumping and solar thermal drying system will solve water pumping and thermal drying needs easily. This hybrid system will reduce the farmer’s efforts and expenditures. A Solar PV water pumping system will lift the water from required depth by using the DC motor pump. The blower will induce the air from the backside of panel, which will be used for the indirect drying of the agricultural products. This induced air by the blower will also decrease the temperature of the panel resulting in increased panel output efficiency.
- Dr. A. A. Katkar
Worked on “Effect of Sic Reinforced with Aluminium 6061 and 7075 Alloy to Improve Mechanical Properties” in his Ph.D work.
Research details:
Aluminium alloys are preferred engineering material for automobile, aerospace and mineral processing industries for various high performing components that are being used for varieties of applications owing to their lower weight, excellent thermal conductivity properties. Among several series of aluminium alloys, heat treatable Al6061 and Al7075 are much explored, among them Al6061 alloy are highly corrosion resistant and are of excellent extricable in nature and exhibits moderate strength and finds much applications in the fields of construction (building and high way), automotive and marine applications. Aluminium alloy 7075 possesses very high strength, higher toughness and are preferred in aerospace and automobile sector. The composites formed out of aluminium alloys are of wide interest owing to their high strength, fracture toughness, wear resistance and stiffness. Further these composites are of superior in nature for elevated temperature application when reinforced with ceramic particle.
Details of NPTEL Online Certification by Faculty
| No. | Name of Faculty | Name of Course | Course Duration | MoreDetails |
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Dr. Katkar A. A. |
Non-conventional Energy Resources |
Jan-Apr 2024 |
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Dr. Deokar V. H. |
Non-conventional Energy Resources |
Jan-Apr 2024 |
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Prof. Deshmukh S. B. |
IC Engines and Gas Turbines |
Jan-Apr 2024 |
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Prof. Atigre P. S. |
Inspection and Quality Control in Manufacturing |
Jan-Feb 2024 |
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Dr. Katkar A. A. |
Inspection and Quality Control in Manufacturing |
Jan-Feb 2024 |
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Dr. Katkar A. A. |
NBA Accreditation and Teaching and Learning in Engineering (NATE) |
Jan-Apr 2023 |
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Prof. Naik A. N. |
Product Design & Manufacturing |
Jan-Apr 2021 |
Number of research papers published per teacher in the Journals notified on UGC CARE list during the last five years
| No. | Title of paper | Name of the Author | Department of the Teacher | Name of Journal | Calendar Year of Publication | ISSN Number | View/ Download |
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Load‑bearing characteristics of a hybird Si3N4‑epoxy composite
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Dr. Koli Gajanan C
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Mechanical Engg.
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Biomass Conversion and Biorefnery SPRINGER
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2023
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ISSN:2190-6815
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Performance analysis of sodium alanate hydride reactor with different nanofluids
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Rahul U. Urunkar
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Mechanical Engg.
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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
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2023
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ISSN:0360-3199
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Active cooling system for efficiency improvement of PV panel and utilization of waste-recovered heat for hygienic drying of onion flakes
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Dr. Vinayak H. Deokar
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Mechanical
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Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, Springer nature
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2021
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0957-4522
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Optimization and Prediction on the Mechanical Behavior of Granite
Particle Reinforced Al6061 Matrix Composites Using Deer Hunting
Optimization Based DNN
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Dr. Koli Gajanan C
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Mechanical Engg.
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Silicon
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2021
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1876-990X
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Simulation Modeling and Experimental Validation of Solar Photovoltaic PMBLDC Motor Water Pumping System
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Dr. Vinayak H. Deokar
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Mechanical Engineering
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Journal of Thermal Engineering
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2021
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2148-7847
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Enhancement of heat and mass transfer characteristics of metal hydride reactor for hydrogen storage using various nanofluids
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Rahul U. Urunkar
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Mechanical
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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
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2021
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1879-3487
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Number of books and chapters in edited volumes/books published and papers published in national/ international conference proceedings per teacher during last five year
| No. | Name of the teacher | Title of the book/chapters published | Title of the paper | Title of the proceedings of the conference | Name of the conference | National / International | Calendar Year of publication | ISBN number of the proceeding | Affiliating Institute at the time of publication | Name of the publisherthe time of publication | Link | Details |
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Prof. Rahul U. Urunkar
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology for Mobile Applications (pp.182-206)Chapter: 8
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Hydrogen Storage Technologies and Related Heat and Mass Transfer Studies.
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International
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2023
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ISBN13: 9781668467213
ISBN10: 1668467216
EISBN13: 9781668467237
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-6721-3.ch008
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Sanjeevan Engineering & Technology Institute Panhala
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IGI Global
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https://www.igi-global.com/chapter/hydrogen-storage-technologies-and-related-heat-and-mass-transfer-studies/325839
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Prof. A. B. Chavan
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Tribo-Corrosion Behaviour
and Characterization of
Biocompatible Coatings
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International
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2023
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SBN13: 9781668467213
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Sanjeevan Engineering & Technology Institute Panhala
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IGI Global
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Prof. A. B. Chavan
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A review on surface coating techniques on Mg based biodegradable implants
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2nd International conference and expositions on Advances in Mechanical engineering (ICAME 2022)
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2nd International conference and expositions on Advances in Mechanical engineering (ICAME 2022)
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International
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2022
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Sanjeevan Engineering & Technology Institute Panhala
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Dr. G. C. Koli
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Design and Analysis of a Gearless Multi angled Transmission system Employing variety of materials
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IEEE Proceeding
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International
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2022
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Sanjeevan Engineering & Technology Institute Panhala
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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/365991373_Design_and_Analysis_of_a_Gearless_Multi-Angled_Transmission_System_Employing_a_Variety_of_Materials
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Dr. G. C. Koli
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Fundamentals of Micro-Electro Mechanical Systems & Its Apllications
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International
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2022
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ISBN978-93-5625-013-0
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Sanjeevan Engineering & Technology Institute Panhala
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Scintific International Publishing House
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6
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Dr. G. C. Koli
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Vibration Analysis of cantilever beam using
Magneto Rheological Fluid
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ICETET 2021, SIEM Nashik
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International Conference On
Emerging Trends In Engineering And Technology – 2021)
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International
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2021
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ISBN : 978-81- 951120- 3-6
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Sanjeevan Engineering & Technology Institute Panhala
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Institute For Engineering Research and Publication [IFERP]
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https://www.ijres.org/papers/Volume-10/Issue-1/Ser-7/C10012126.pdf
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Dr. Koli G C
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Design for Front Helical Coil Suspension Spring and Analysis of Three-Wheeled Passenger Vehicle
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ICETET 2021, SIEM Nashik
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International Conference On
Emerging Trends In Engineering And Technology – 2021)
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International
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2021
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Accepted, not Registered
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Sanjeevan Engineering & Technology Institute Panhala
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https://www.irjet.net/archives/V8/i6/IRJET-V8I6645.pdf
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Prof. Vanmore V.V.
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Development of fluidized mixing chamber to optimize process paraemteters for Micro Abrassive Jet Machining
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ICRADM 2020, SVNIT Gujrat
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International Conference on Recent Advancements in Design and Manufacturing
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International
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2020
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9781713833161
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WCE Sangli
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Institute of Physics Publishing (IOP)
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Patents
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Dr. Vinayak H. Deokar |
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Dr. Gajanan C. Koli. |
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Prof. Sardar B. Deshmukh. |
Research Proposal
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Prof. Dhananjay V. Patil |
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Events
Event Conducted Details
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PARIKRAMAA 2k25 National level technical event |
16/04/2025 |
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Quiz Competition |
16/10/2024 |
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Fresher’s Welcome |
16/10/2024
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Alumni Meet at Pune |
16/04/2024 |
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PARIKRAMAA 2k24 National level technical event |
28/03/2024 |
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PARIKRAMAA 2k23 National level technical event |
27/05/2023 |
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PARIKRAMAA2K25 – Video
Testimonials
Student testimonials
It was my immense luck and fortune to be the part of Sanjeevan where I grow. The entire faculty and department leaves no stone unturned to shape my future. My four years at Sanjeevan have been a wonderful experience of learning with prolific exposure to outside. Huge respect, love and devotion for entire faculty members and department. It’s their efforts that make me to grab an opportunity to work as RTO Maharashtra. Our institute has provided us a very enhanced and efficient platform for the exposure to the career development.
Priyanka Ashok Sagavkar
It gives me immense pleasure and pride to be a part of Sanjeevan. The relationship between the students and faculty is very cordial, which gives me an opportunity to excel in my area of interest. The institute has cooperative professors, a state of the art infrastructure and huge library resources, laboratories with the latest technologies and a clean and green campus. My time spent here is magnificent and helped me grow both professionally and personally as a better person.
Indrajeet Parkhe
Parent Testimonials
As parents, we would like to take this prospect to thank the teachers for their continuous care, support, collaboration, and most importantly patience. We have witnessed massive and exponential development in our Son. He is so blessed to have teachers of Sanjeevan and I feel exceptionally obliged to have my son studying at Sanjeevan. Thanks for your endurance, quality care, enthusiasm, diligent efforts and passion you provide each and every day. My son feels very comfortable and he tries to follow her teacher as a role model.”
Mr. Maruti H. Shete
Employer Testimonials
As a HOD [Simulation], I work very closely with a wide variety of departments. Time and time again I am impressed with the level of knowledge and professionalism that Miss Sonali Bhosale possesses. We’ve hired her from Sanjeevan Engineering and technology Institute, Panhala. She is at par our requirements associated with the simulation engineer. Workings with the college and students have been a pleasure and we look forward to continuing this professional relationship.
Mr. Harshvardhan Patil
Career opportunities in Mechanical engineering Department
Mechanical engineering offers a wide range of career opportunities across various industries. Here are some of the key career paths and roles available to mechanical engineers:
Automotive Engineer
Robotics Engineer
Mechatronics Enginee
Product Design and Development Engineer
Energy Systems Engineer
Aerospace Engineer
Manufacturing Engineer
HVAC Engineer
Time Table
Mech Dept Even sem time table 2023-24
Mech Dept Even odd time table 2023-24
Sanjeevan has been a great contributor to the development of my personality. I have established my leadership, time management and team skills and have also been able to advance these skills to the whole new augment level. The professors here make the institute what it is today. With an attitude of being ever ready to help, and not only delivering classroom teachings, but they are also the pillars of the learning gained from this esteemed institute and this is a treasure for life. Because of their support today I am working as Assistant Motor Vehicle inspector (RTO).
Akshay Patil Assistant Motor Vehicle inspector (RTO)