Mechanical Engineering (ME)

Overview

The department was started in the year 2005. Right from the inception, it is committed to achieving recognition as a department of excellence with the committed work of highly experienced faculty to impart knowledge and quality education to the students. It has sound infrastructural and fully-fledged laboratories. The department has started offering M.E programme in CAD/CAM and increased UG programme with 120 intakes in the year 2011.

To prepare the students for a successful engineering career by inculcating the leadership qualities and to encourage entrepreneurship and ethical responsibilities for the betterment of the society with respect for diversity of opinion and culture.

The Principal study topics include Fluid & Solid Mechanics, Thermal science, Materials & Metallurgy Engineering, Design and Manufacturing, Dynamics & Control, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM).

Courses

Under Graduate

B.E. - Mechanical

Post Graduate

M.E. - CAD / CAM

Vision

To develop excellent Mechanical Engineers for the nation through teaching, learning processes.

Mission

  • To instruct, organize and guide students to excel as professionals.
  • To create a continuous Industry Institute Interaction to make the students employable
  • To encourage the students in academic and social activities to cater the societal needs.

Programme Educational objective

  • PEO1: To utilize their versatile skills in their profession.
  • PEO2: To enhance high-class technical education to the students through advanced learning.
  • PEO3: To build leadership qualities and/or establish their enterprises.

Programme specific outcomes

  • PSO1: Ability to apply their knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering with skill.
  • PSO2: Ability to design and conduct experiments, to analyze and interpret data to meet the desired needs.
  • PSO3: Understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.

Faculty

For Under Graduation

Dr.S.SELVAKUMAR

Professor / HOD

Qualification :

M.E.,P.hD

P.RAMAMURTHY

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

P.JEGAN

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

N.ASHOKKUMAR

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

S.JOTHIVEL

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

S.SILAMBARASAN

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

D.ANANDHU

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

R.NAGARAJAN

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

P.JERRY VASANTH

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

N.RAJESH

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

K.SOLAIRAJAN

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

A.CAPTAN PRABAKARAN

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

S.ANANTHARAM

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

R.MANOVA MOSES JEYAKANI

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

C.PRAKASH

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

R.ALEXANDER

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

V.RAMAKRISHNAN

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

R.ARIVAZHAGAN

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

Dr.P.Venkata Reddy

Professor

Qualification :

Ph.D.,M.Tech.,

M.ANNADURAI

Associate Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

Prof.Dr.V.S.SREE BALAJI

Principal / Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,P.hD

For Post Graduation

Dr.S.SELVAKUMAR

Professor / HOD

Qualification :

M.E.,P.hD

P.RAMAMURTHY

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

P.JEGAN

Assistant Professor

Qualification :

M.E.,

HOD DESK

Dr.S.Selvakumar M.E., Ph.D.,

Professor and HOD

Mechanical Engineering is one of the major branches among the engineering career and its main beliefs are involved in the design, development, manufacturing and analysis of almost all the physical devices and systems.
The programme requires the understanding capabilities to the concept related to mechanics, thermodynamics, material science, kinematics, mechanical design, management and analysis. The Mechanical engineers should aware of these concepts with latest tool packages like computer-aided design and manufacturing software for Design, Development and Analysis to create industrial equipment, machinery parts and systems.
The Mechanical Engineering guys should have certain essential attributes for the entry into this programme. First and foremost, the student must have a leaning attitude towards the mechanical parts, the structure of machines and its working. The students must be good basic potential in the field of science, mathematics including analytical, logical reasoning and more problem-solving interests.
The successfully completed Mechanical Engineering graduates from the curriculum have been achieved job in major public as well as private organizations. In general Mechanical Engineering students have plenty of employment opportunities in Manufacturing industries, Automobile sector, Power plants, Petroleum, Mining, aeronautical, Design and many other sources.
The department has collaboration and MoUs with various organisations like TCS, Wipro…. With the technical guidance and infrastructure facilities given by our esteemed management, we assure that our students will go for places in future.

Syllabus

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I TO VIII SEMESTERS CURRICULUM AND SYLLABUS
REGULATIONS – 2017

Research & Publication

Publications by faculty (2017-2018)

research (2)

FACULTY NAME : Dr.S.Selvakumar
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Mechanical Behavior and analysis of Metal Matrix composite(Al+Sic+Ti)
ISSN : 2455-7137
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol. 02, no.4, pp.40-46

research (4)

FACULTY NAME : Dr.S.Selvakumar
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Analysis and Optimization of machining parameters in Micro-turning using RSM
ISSN : 2251-5547
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.51, no.1, pp.75-97

research (2)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.P.Jegan
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Performance analysis of Vermicompost spreader with a cultivator
ISSN : 2348-4470
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.4,pp.770-777

research (4)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.A.Captanprabakaran
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Investigation into the turning parameters Effects of Cutting Tool Coating on the Surface Roughness of AISI6061 Depending on Cutting Parameters.
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.51, no.1, pp.75-97

research (2)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.A.Captanprabakaran
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Analysis of mechanical properties and micro structure of aluminium matrix hybrid composites with alumina, coal ash and graphite.
ISSN : 2321-9653
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.5(5),pp.409-415

research (4)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.A.Captanprabakaran
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Production of biogas from various raw materials and performance analysis on IC engines
ISSN : 2394-4404
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.4(5),pp.370-380

research (2)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.K.Solairajan
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Pitting rust removal by using Unconventional Machining Process
ISSN : 2455-7137
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.2,pp.134-141

research (4)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.N.Rajesh
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Pitting rust removal by using Unconventional Machining Process
ISSN : 2455-7137
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.2,pp.134-141

research (2)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.S.Anantharam
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Performance analysis of longitudinal fin heat exchanger
ISSN : 2277-7881
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.6,pp.208-221

research (4)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.P.Jerry vasanth
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Performance analysis of longitudinal fin heat exchanger
ISSN : 2277-7881
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.6,pp.208-221

research (2)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.P.Jerry vasanth
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Performance analysis of Vermicompost spreader with a cultivator
ISSN : 2348-4470
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.4,pp.770-777

research (4)

FACULTY NAME : Mr.P.Jerry vasanth
TITLE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES : Performance And Emission Test On Karanja Oil In Diesel Engine
ISSN : 2277-7881
VOLUME & ISSUE NO : Vol.6,pp.2321-2327

Publications by student (2017-2018)

S.No
Student Name
Title of Research Articles
ISSN
Volume &Issue No
1
R.Renganathan
Performance analysis of Vermicompost spreader with a cultivator
2348-4470
Vol.4,pp.770-777
2
M.Renganathan
Performance analysis of Vermicompost spreader with a cultivator
2348-4470
Vol.4,pp.770-777
3
S.Nepolian
Mechanical Behaviour And Analysis Of Metal Matrix Composites
2455-7137
VOL.02,IS 04
4
B.Premkumar
Mechanical Behaviour And Analysis Of Metal Matrix Composites
2455-7137
VOL.02,IS 04
5
V.Periyasamy
Mechanical Behaviour And Analysis Of Metal Matrix Composites
2455-7137
VOL.02,IS 04
6
M.Prithiviraj
Mechanical Behaviour And Analysis Of Metal Matrix Composites
2455-7137
VOL.02,IS 04

Event/Workshop/Seminar

Seminar/Workshop attended by Faculty (2017-2018)

S.No
Faculty Name
Title
College
1
Dr.S.Selvakumar
Internal quality assurance cell
KRCE, Samayapuram
2
Dr.S.Selvakumar
Current challenges in manufacturing –leading to the innovations.
Dept of production Engineering, NIT, Trichy
3
Mr.P.Jegan
Advanced in manufacturing techniques
CEG, Guindy, Anna University, Chennai
4
Mr.S.Anantharam
Advanced in manufacturing techniques
CEG, Guindy, Anna University, Chennai
5
Mr.A.Captanprabakaran
BRIDGE 2017
ICTACT

Seminar/Workshop attended by students (2017-2018)

S.No
Student Name
Title
College
1
V.Vinoth
3-D Printing
KRCE, Samayapuram
2
B.Vignesh
3-D Printing
KRCE, Samayapuram
3
R.Venkatasan
3-D Printing
KRCE, Samayapuram
4
E.Tharun Kumar
3-D Printing
KRCE, Samayapuram
5
P .Ponnusamy
3-D Printing
KRCE, Samayapuram

Events Organized

National Level Technical Symposium Mecha-i-Prix’18

National Level Technical Symposium Mecha-i-Prix’18

20180124

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Guest Lecture program on 3D printing- Rapid Prototyping

Guest Lecture program on 3D printing- Rapid Prototyping

20180103

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Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp

Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp

20170829

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Emerging trends in Mechanical Engineering

Emerging trends in Mechanical Engineering

20170829

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Awareness on QMS,EMS,OHSAS and ISO

Awareness on QMS,EMS,OHSAS and ISO

20170828

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Advanced Thermodynamic Applications

Advanced Thermodynamic Applications

20170710

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Latest trends in Automobile and Thermal Engineering

Latest trends in Automobile and Thermal Engineering

20170325

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Self-Motivation Program

Self-Motivation Program

20170324

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