April / May 2016:

October / November 2016:

• Regulation 2013
• Regulation 2017

The National level one day Seminar on “Recent Trends in Industrial Design Softwrare” held on 14/03/2018.

The National level one day Seminar on “Recent Trends in Industrial Design Softwrare” was conducted in Mechanical Engineering Department of Sriram Engineering College on 14.03.2018. Dr.S.Ravi. Professor and Head, welcomed the gathering and also explained the importance of Design soft wareâ€s in industry. The Resource person for the session was Mr.MithunLal H, Application Engineer, Institute of Industrial Design and Chennai. The topic covered during seminar sessions are 3D Printing, Reverse Engineering and Sketching etc. The audience for the session was II and III year of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering students. Finally Vote of thanks was given by the Event Coordinator Mr.D.Jayabalakrishnan, Assistant Professor/Mechanical

Guest Lecture on “Recent Advancement in Design of Transmission Systems” held on 20/02/2018

The National level one day Seminar on “Recent Trends in Industrial Design Softwrare” was conducted in Mechanical Engineering Department of Sriram Engineering College on 14.03.2018. Dr.S.Ravi. Professor and Head, welcomed the gathering and also explained the importance of Design soft wareâ€s in industry. The Resource person for the session was Mr.MithunLal H, Application Engineer, Institute of Industrial Design and Chennai. The topic covered during seminar sessions are 3D Printing, Reverse Engineering and Sketching etc. The audience for the session was II and III year of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering students. Finally Vote of thanks was given by the Event Coordinator Mr.D.Jayabalakrishnan, Assistant Professor/Mechanical

Guest Lecture on “Advances in Materials and Metallurgy” held on 19/02/2018

The Guest Lectures was conducted in Mechanical Engineering Department of Sriram Engineering College on 19.2.2018. The program started at 10.30 A.M with inauguration. The Resource person for the session was Dr. Mohandas, Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, SVCE, Sriperumbadur. The topic was “Advances in Materials and Metallurgy”. Basics of Material science, Need for Solid solutions and Applications of Iron-Carbon Diagram were discussed. The target audience for the session was II year Mechanical Engineering students. The overall feedback of the session was very good.

Department Association

The objective of Mechanical Engineers Association is to nurture the talents of the students in both academic and non academic matters. The association organizes different types of extra curricular activities and co-curricular activities like Paper Presentation, seminars, invited talks by the people from industry and academic institutions.

Industry – Institute Interaction

• Teaching for the entire semester strictly according to lesson plan prepared well at the beginning of the semester.
• Continuous assessment of Student performance & conduction of co-curricular and extra curricular activities.
• Effective teaching using aids includes Black Boards, OHP, LCD projectors etc.
• Some of the subjects which are of main concern & difficult are taken care by allotting extra classes in the time table.

Association Activities

The Department Association organizes National Level Technical Symposium every year besides organizing Guest Lectures, Industrial Visits. Seminars In Plant Training and Educational Tours are listed.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS DETAILS ON 2018-2019

• S.Ravi, Mechanical and wear behaviour of al hybrid composites reinforced with zircon sand and rice husk ash,
  Journal of the Balkan Tribological Association, 24, No 4, 849–857 (2018)
• S.Ravi, Wear Resistance and Water Absorption Study of Sic Reinforced Polyester Composite, Materials Today, 5(2018) 14567–14572
• S.Ravi, Mechanical Testing of Plastoceramic (nPMC Sheet- SiC Reinforced Polyester Nano Composite), International journal of Engineering &Technology, 7(3.12) (2018) 1195 -1198
• S.Ravi, Finite Element model Based On 2D- Deform Software for the Analysis for cutting temperature, and cutting forces in Cryogenic CO2 coolant in Conventional Machining, Jour of Adv Research in Dynamical & Control Systems, Vol. 10, 02-Special Issue, 2018
• S.Ravi, Optimization on Cryogenic Co2 Machining Parameters of AISI D2 Steel using Taguchi Based Grey Relational Approach and TOPSIS, International Journal of Engineering &Technology, 7(3.12) (2018) 885 -893
• S.Ravi, Evaluation of cutting forces, cutting Cryogenic CO2 cooling in conventional milling machine using AISI-D2 steel temperature and surface roughness, Journal of Engineering Technology, Volume6, Issue2, July. 2018, PP. 55-69 konya escort ,  diyarbakır escort
• S.Ravi, FEM method structural analysis of pressure hull by using hyper mesh, International Journal of Engineering & Technology, 7(1.5) (2018) 258-263
• JayabalakrishnanD&C.Rameshkumar (April – June 2018), Thermal and dielectric behaviour of silanated chitosan bioceramic particles reinforced epoxy resin bio composite, International Journal of Journal of Optoelectronics and Biomedical Materials, Vol. 10, No. 2, p. 29 – 35, ISSN 2066-0049.(SCI-Indexed)
• Jayabalakrishnan, D, Balasubramanian, M, Prabhu, P &Tamilselvan,M 2015, ‘An OverReview of the Effect of Process Parameters,Tool Geometry and Joint GeometryFriction Stir Welding and Friction Stir Processingâ€, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, ISSN 0973-4562, vol. 10, no. 71, pp. 448-455.
• R Gokuldass1and R Ramesh2 “Mechanical Strength Behavior of Hybrid Composites Tailored byGlass/Kevlar Fibre- Reinforced in Nano-Silica and Micro-Rubber Blended Epoxy”https://doi.org/10.1007/s12633-018-0064-1 ,Springer, 08 January 2019.
• R Gokuldass1and R Ramesh2 “Mechanical and low velocity impact behaviour of intra-plyglass/kevlar fibre reinforced nano-silica and micro-rubber modified epoxy resin hybrid composite”https://doi.org/10.1088/2053-1591/aaff1e, Mater. Res. Express 6 (2019) 055302, 1 February 2019,IOP science, IOP publishing Ltd,

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS DETAILS ON 2017-2018

• • Suganya, B.R Bapu, Rethinam,P & Muruganandham,S (2018) Investigation and analysis of compact PCM filled thin tube latent heat solar water heater, Taga Journal, Vol.14, pp.2935-2944. (Google Scholar Indexed)

• Jayabalakrishnan,D & Balasubramanian,N (2018) Friction Stir Welding of Dissimilar Butt Joints with Novel Joint Geometry, Acta Physica Polonica A, Vol.133, pp.94-100. (Scopus / SCI / Scimago Indexed)
• Velmurugan,N Manimaran,G Ravi,S & Jayabalakrishnan,D (2018) Mechanical Property of Stiched Glass Fiber Epoxy with Bentonite Clay Composite using Hand Layup Method, Taga Journal, Vol.14, pp.162-176. (Google Scholar Indexed)
• D.Jayabalakrishnan & C.Rameshkumar (April – June 2018), Thermal and dielectric behaviour of silanated chitosan bioceramic particles reinforced epoxy resin bio composite, International Journal of Journal of Optoelectronics and Biomedical Materials, Vol. 10, No. 2, p. 29 – 35, ISSN 2066-0049.
• D.Jayabalakrishnan & C.Rameshkumar (March, 2018), Mechanical and thermal characterization of heat/surface treated egg shell filler diffused natural rubber green composite, International Journal of Journal of Optoelectronics and Biomedical Materials, March, 2018, Vol. 10, No. 1, P. 21 – 28, ISSN 2066-0049.
• G.Suganya (Feb 2018), Investigation and analysis of compact pcm filled thin tube latent heat solar water heater, International Journal of Taga journal, Vol. 17, P2935-2944, ISSN: 1748-0345.
• N.Velmurugan (Feb 2018), Mechanical Property Of Stitched Glass Fiber, Epoxy With Bentonite Clay Composite Using Hand Layup Method, International Journal of Taga journal, Vol.17, P162-176, ISSN: 1748-0345.
• D.Jayabalakrishnan (January 2018), Friction Stir Welding of Dissimilar Butt Joints with Novel Joint Geometry, International Journal of Acta physica polonica A, Vol. 133(1),p94-100, ISSN 0587-4246.
• D.Jayabalakrishnan (Sep 2017), Friction stir weave welding (FSWW) of AA6061 aluminium alloy with a novel tool-path pattern, International Journal of Australian Journal of Mechanical Engineering, https://doi.org/10.1080/14484846.2017.1373584, ISSN: 1448-4846.
• D.Jayabalakrishnan (July 2017), Eccentric-weave FSW between Cu and AA 6061-T6 with reinforced Graphene nanoparticles, International Journal of Materials and manufacturing process,https://doi.org/10.1080/10426914.2017.1339323, ISSN: 1042-6914.
• D.Jayabalakrishnan (July 2017), Study on Friction Stir Welding on various Materials-A, International Journal of International Journal of Engineering Technology Science and Research, vol.4 (5), pp.247-253, ISSN: 2394-3386.
• Dr. S. Ravi (June, 2017), Evaluation of Cryogenic CO2 as a coolant and Optimization of Surface Roughness in Conventional Milling of HCHCR (AISI D3) Die Steel and CVD TiN coated insert using Taguchi Technique, International Journal of surface science Technology, Volume No-33, Issue-1-2, pp 34-43, ISSN : 0976-9420 pISSN: 0970-1893.
• Dr. S. Ravi (June, 2017), Study of Thermal Behavior of Silicon Carbide Reinforced Polyester Matrix Nanocomposite, International Journal of Journal of surface science Technology, Vol 33 (1–2), pp. 1, eISSN : 0976-9420 pISSN: 0970-1893.
• Ravi .S (2016), Manufacturing challenge and remedies of nanoSiC particulates from quarts by mechanical aberation method, Journal of innovative research and solutions, Vol.2, No:1
• Ravi .S (2016), Extraction and Synthesis of SiC nano particulate to enhance matrix composites, International Journal of research in advent technology, Vol. 3, No:10
• Suganya .G (2016), Experimental Studies on Performance of Latent heat thermal energy storage unit integrated with Solar Water Heater, International Journal of Chemical Sciences, Vol 14(2),1165-1171
• Ravirajamalarvannan .R, Prabhu .P (2016), Investigation on HSS single point cutting tool manufactured using physical vapor deposition coating process, Indian journal of Engineering and materials sciences, vol 23(2&3), pp129-133
• Ravirajamalarvannan .R, Prabhu .P (2016), Effect of Physical Vapour Deposited Bilayer (AlCrN + TiAlN ) Coating on High Speed Steel Single point cutting tool, Materials
  and Manufacturing Processes, vol. 32, no. 4, 373 – 376
• Prabhu .P, Velmurugan .N, Jayabalakrishnan .D (2015), Investigation of Elliptical Delamination Buckling in Stitched and Unstitched Composite Laminate, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, vol.10 No.71, pp408-412
• Prabhu .P, Jayabalakrishnan .D, Velmurugan .N, Tamilselvan .M (2015), 3D-Modeling, Design and Analysis of Mechanism of Tire Fixture used in Tire building Machine, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, vol.10 No.71, pp456-463
• Prabhu, P (2015), Thermal Performance of Spiral Tube Heat Exchanger using Nano Fluid “ Experimental Study, Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, vol 9(11), pp:417-421
• Jayabalakrishnan .D, Prabhu .P, Tamilselvan .M (2015), An Over Review of the Effect of Process Parameters, Tool Geometry and Joint Geometry in Friction Stir Welding and Friction Stir Processing, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, vol.10 No.71, pp.448-455
• Suganya .G (2015), Investigative research of compact PCM filled thin tube latent Heat solar water heater,International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol. 10 No.71

List for mechanical department till 31/03/2017

Corporate Recruited our Students

MOU’s SIGNED

• Alsafa International – Perungudi in 2013 for 3years.
• Abi Flow Private Ltd -Ambatture Industrial Estate in 2013 for 3 years
• Pareto Technology – Chennai-in 2013 for 3 Years

The department is constantly updating the infrastructure and laboratory facilities as per the present scenario. The department has equipped with classrooms, Laboratories, one staff room, departmental library etc. The department is also equipped with modern teaching aids like LCDâ€s, smart boards etc.

The department has established the state of art laboratories such as +

Manufacturing Technology Laboratory (Area: 454 Sq.M.)

List of Equipments:

• Centre Lathe with accessories
• Arc welding machine
• Gas welding machine
• Brazing machine
• Plastic Moulding Machine
• Injection Moulding Machine
• Centre Lathes
• Turret and Capstan Lathes
• Horizontal Milling Machine
• Injection Moulding Machine
• Surface Grinding Machine
• Cylindrical Grinding Machine
• Shaper

CAD/CAM Laboratory (Area: 85 Sq.M.)

List of Equipments:

• Computer Server
• Trainer CNC Lathe
• Trainer CNC milling
• Computer Systems-17 Graphics Terminal-Pentium IV Processor-80 GB HDD-512 MB RAM-Advanced graphics accelerator
• Laser Printer
• Plotter (A2 Size)
• Licensed software for Drafting
• Lab view
• PRO-E(CREO)
• ANSYS 14.0
• MAT LAB
• AUTOCAD 8.0
• EDGE CAM

Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Laboratory (Area: 143Sq.M.)

List of Equipment’s:

• Orifice meter setup
• Venturi meter setup
• Rotameter setup
• Pipe Flow analysis setup
• Centrifugal pump/submergible pump setup
• Reciprocating pump setup
• Gear pump setup
• Pelton wheel setup
• Francis turbine setup
• Kaplan turbine setup

Computer Integrated Manufacturing Laboratory (Area:85 Sq.M)

List of Equipments:

• Trainer CNC Lathe
• Trainer CNC milling
• Co-Ordinate Measuring Machine
• ROBOT

List of Supporting Staff

About The Department

The P.G course M.E Manufacturing Engineering was introduced in the department of mechanical engineering in 2015. M.E Manufacturing Engineering of Sriram Engineering College started functioning from the year 2015 with a sanctioned intake of 18 students per annum. Manufacturing Engineering integrates highly different and exciting technologies and disciplines, such as design, robotics, mechatronics, micro electro mechanical systems (MEMS), manufacturing systems and control, and green manufacturing, into a widespread educational program. Manufacturing engineers are in high demand throughout the world. Manufacturing engineering often affords the opportunity for interdisciplinary collaboration, with applications across all other engineering fields. Graduates completing the program are well prepared to enter industry or proceed directly to graduate study in specialized research in manufacturing engineering or related fields such as management and patent law. Many graduates build on their understanding of both the production process and its economic aspects to pursue careers in management and consulting.

After completion of the PG course in Manufacturing, the students will be equipped to carry out researches in the fields of CAD/CAM/CIM/ROBOTICS, micro machining, electronics manufacturing, rapid prototyping and composite materials.

Vision

To be a renowned school of Mechanical Engineering that is recognized for its high quality education, research, and outreach programs.

Mission

• To provide best of knowledge to the students through innovative teaching methods imparting top quality education to build their capacity and hone their skills to make them worldwide competitive mechanical engineers.
• To establish state of the art research facilities which stimulates faculty, staff and students with opportunities to create, scrutinize, apply and publicize knowledge.
• To present the students with academic excellence, leadership, ethical strategy and ultimate education desired for a long productive career.
• To build up the students for facing intellectual and ethical career challenges after graduation

Long Term Goals

• To pursue excellence in research and technology transfer in order to achieve centre of excellence in the field of bio fuels, materials and its coatings, rapid prototyping, industrial engineering etc..
• Recruit and retain high quality faculty members with interests in variety of areas of mechanical engineering.
• Attain national recognition as an active engineering department.
• To establish job oriented continuous training centre for graduate and diploma students collaborate with industry and other university in light of exchanging ideas.

Short Term Goals

• To establish Advanced PG courses
• Consultancy assignments
• Increase interaction and collaboration with industry- institute interaction as a solution provider for industry.
• Entertaining the faculties for the skill upgradation through attending seminar, conference etc.
• Nurture interpersonal, technical, moral and entrepreneurial skills in students through effective mentoring, training and workshops.
• To encourage Research activities.

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEOs are broad statements that describe the career and professional accomplishments that the program is preparing its graduates to accomplish. PEO reflect the career and professional accomplishments of graduates during the first several years after graduation.

• Our Graduates will be affianced in ongoing learning and professional maturity through self-study, enduring education in mechanical engineering and also in other associated fields.
• Our Graduates will apply their engineering skills, exhibit significant thinking and problem solving skills in expert engineering practices or tackle social, technical and business challenges.
• Our Graduates will adopt ethical attitude and display effective skills in communication, management, teamwork and leadership qualities.

Infrastructure Facilities

The department is constantly updating the infrastructure and laboratory facilities as per the present scenario. The department has equipped with classrooms, Laboratories, one staff room, departmental library etc. The department is also equipped with modern teaching aids like LCD’s, smart boards etc.

Department library

Department library meets students curriculum requirement which are available in the form of Books, E-books, journals and CD’S.