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

Career opportunities in Mechanical engineering Department

Environment Policy

Quality Policy

Mission

Revised Syllabus

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Faculty Teaching, Non-Teaching

HOD –

Dept. of Mechanical Engineering

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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

Dr. Vinayak H. Deokar (HOD)

Associate Professor

Dr. Gajanan C. Koli

Professor

Dr. Ajit A. Katkar

Associate Professor

Prof. Abhijeet N. Naik

Assistant Professor

Dr. Vinod V. Vanmore

Assistant Professor

Prof. Sardar B. Deshmukh

Assistant Professor

Prof. Sudhir P. Nangare

Assistant Professor

Prof. Dhananjay V. Patil

Assistant Professor

Prof. Pravin S. Atigre

Assistant Professor

Dr. Rahul U. Urunkar

Assistant Professor

Prof. Vikas D. Thorat

Assistant Professor

Prof. A. S. Katkar

Assistant Professor

Non-Teaching Staff

Mr. Suresh D. Anuse

Lab Assistant

Mr. Mahesh D. Ayarekar

Lab Assistant

R. R. Patil

Instructor

V. R. Patil

Instructor

Mr. Y. D. Sangar

Instructor

Mr. S. S. Patil

Instructor

Mr. S. M. Kamble

Instructor

Committees

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Board of Studies Mechanical Engineering 2024-25
Department advisory Board Mechanical Engineering 2024-25

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

The laboratory is equipped with specialized tools and instruments crucial for preparing and testing, molding sand for sand casting processes. These include a sand muller for mixing sand with additives, a rapid moisture tester for determining moisture content, a clay washer for cleaning and preparing clay, and a sieve shaker with a sieve set for analyzing particle size distribution. To ensure quality mold preparation, a sand rammer is used for compacting sand in the flask, a rapid dryer for drying molds, and a sensitive balance for precise measurement of additives. These tools collectively enable comprehensive testing and preparation of molding sand to meet specific casting requirements, demonstrating proficiency in sand preparation and mold creation using split patterns for accurate casting production.

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

The Theory of Machine course is offered to Degree & Diploma students and is an important part of the course curriculum. Theory of machine laboratory contains equipment both in the form of working and non-working models through which the students are able to synergies theory and practical skills.

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

The IC Engine Lab in the Department of Mechanical Engineering offers an enriching experience for students and researchers, bridging the gap between theory and practice. The combination of experiments, simulations, and research projects, students will gain valuable insights into the working principles, thermodynamics, and mechanical aspects of IC engines. Additionally, the lab aims to encourage innovation and creativity in the field of automotive and power generation systems, pushing the boundaries of efficiency and sustainability. Through hands-on experiments and innovative research projects, the lab plays a crucial role in nurturing skilled engineers who are capable of addressing the challenges and demands of the ever-evolving automotive and power generation industries.

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.

Fluid mechanics principles are fundamental in many engineering disciplines, including aerospace, mechanical, civil, and environmental engineering. Understanding fluid behavior is crucial for designing efficient systems such as pumps, turbines, heat exchangers, and aircraft wings. Fluid mechanics laboratory typically focus on studying the behavior of fluids (liquids and gases) and their interactions with solid surfaces or other fluids. Here are some common aspects and experiments you might find in a fluid mechanics laboratory. Using techniques like dye injection, or flow visualization setups to observe fluid flow patterns.

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.

A Metallurgy laboratory focuses specifically on the study and analysis of metals and alloys. Metallurgy laboratories are essential in industries like manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, and materials science. They play a crucial role in understanding the properties, behaviors, and applications of metals and alloys, helping to optimize their performance in various environments and applications. Furthermore, the Metallurgical Engineering Scope extends beyond industry jobs, as graduates in this subject can also work as research assistants, scientists.

MOU

No. Name of Organization Date MoreDetails
1
Infinite Graphics technologies
08/08/2024
1
Satyajit Mechanisms
14/03/2024
2
J. S. process Equipment’s
19/12/2023
3
Technomac
25/10/2023
4
Vijay Techno Industries
11/07/2023
5
Prudentia
04/07/2023
6
M. S. industries
01/07/2023
7
Infogrow
06/01/2023
8
Deep industries
13/12/2022
9
KapCo
12/03/2022
10
CAD Mantra
21/02/2022
11
Rubicon
09/09/2021
12
GTT
10/06/2021
13
SIBIC
5/06/2021
14
Tata Technologies
21/01/2016

Industrial Visit

Industrial Visit Details

Sr No. Detail Date More Details
1
Visit to Crompton Greaves Goa
08/11/2024
2
Visit to Dalmia Sugar factory
08/10/2024
3
Visit to Technomac Industries
08/10/2024
4
Visit to Technomac Industries
13/03/2024
5
Visit to A. G. technique and Solutions
13/05/2023
6
Visit to New Melting Center
13/05/2023
7
Visit to RND Industries
27/09/2018
8
Visit to Precitech
27/09/2018
9
Visit to Sonak Toyoto
25/09/2018

Achievements

Testimonials

Student testimonials

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)

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 Assistant Motor Vehicle inspector (RTO)

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 Business Head- International Business
Sigma Tooling’s India Pvt. Ltd.

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 Parent of – Shubham M. 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 HOD (Simulation), Robtech Automation- Pune.

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

Specializing in the automotive industry involves designing and developing vehicles and their systems, such as engines, transmissions, chassis, and electrical systems.

Robotics Engineer

Robotics engineers design and build robots and robotic systems for various applications, including manufacturing, healthcare, and exploration

Mechatronics Enginee

Mechatronics combines mechanical engineering with electronics and computer control. Mechatronics engineers design automated systems, such as robotics and industrial automation.

Product Design and Development Engineer

In this role, student would be involved in designing and developing new products or improving existing ones. This includes everything from conceptualization to prototyping and testing.

Energy Systems Engineer

With a focus on energy efficiency and sustainability, these engineers work on renewable energy systems, energy storage, and improving the efficiency of conventional energy systems.

Aerospace Engineer

Aerospace engineers work on the design, development, and testing of aircraft, spacecraft, and related systems. This includes aerodynamics, materials selection, and propulsion systems.

Manufacturing Engineer

Manufacturing engineers focus on optimizing the production processes of mechanical components and systems. They ensure efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness in manufacturing operations.

HVAC Engineer

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) engineers design systems that control environmental conditions in buildings, such as temperature, humidity, and air quality..

Time Table

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