Mechanical Engineering
About of the Department :
The Department of Mechanical Engineering was introduced in the year of Independence 1947. Since then our department has produced four generations of people who have served in their highest capacity in and around the country.The Department has well equipped laboratories with vintage equipments/machineries as well as modern ones, which are being utilized by the students for project work as well as for developing IRG.
vision
To develop the department of Mechanical Engineering as the centre of excellence while producing quality mechanical engineers who can contribute efficiently to the technological development.
Mission
• Imparting quality education to make the mechanical engineers globally competitive.
• To develop state of art facility related to mechanical engineering.
• To provide personality development skills to the students for exploring their leadership quality.
PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs):
PEO-1: To obtain fundamental knowledge about various fields of mechanical engineering.
PEO-2: To cater employable skills for employment in public or private sector.
PEO-3: To opt for higher studies in order to pursue a career of choice or for more employment benefit.
PEO-4: To obtain entrepreneurial skill for being self-employed as well as promoting jobs for others
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES:
PO-1 Basic knowledge-
An ability to apply knowledge of basic mathematics and science to solve the engineering problems
PO-2 Discipline knowledge:
An ability to apply mechanical discipline - specific knowledge to solve core and/or applied engineering problems
PO-3 Problem analysis:
Analyze well defined engineering problem using codified standard method.
PO-4 Design/ development of solutions:
Design solutions for well-defined technical problems and assist with the design of systems components or processes to meet specified needs
PO-5 Engineering tools and experiments:
An ability to apply modern engineering tools and appropriate technical skills to conduct test and measurements
PO-6 Engineering practices
Apply appropriate technology in context of society, environment and sustainability
PO-7 Project Management & Communication:
Apply management principles for execution of project work in a team with proper communication
PO-8 Lifelong learning:
Apply to learn and analyze new concepts and technology to satisfy the changing needs
PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs):
PSO-1: Apply the acquired knowledge in design, thermal, manufacturing and interdisciplinary areas for solving industry and socially relevant problems.
PSO-2: To enhance the abilities of students by imparting knowledge in emerging technologies to make them confident mechanical Engineers.
PSO-3: Provide socially responsible ,eco –friendly broad base solution to mechanical Engineering related problems adopting professional ethics.
STAFF PROFILE
SL.NO. | NAME | DESIGNATION | QUALIFICATION | EXPERIENCE | MOBILE NO. | MAIL ID | RECENT PHOTOGRAPH |
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1 |
Mr. H.K. BARIK |
Sr. Lecturer |
B.Sc. ENGG. (MECH) |
33 years |
7978081080 |
barik.hemanta54@gmail.com |
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2 |
Mrs. SUNITA SAMAL |
Lecturer |
B. TECH (MECH) |
7 years |
9439485633 |
sunitasamal1981@gmail.com |
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3 |
Mrs. S. PRIYADARSINI |
Lecturer |
M. TECH |
5 years |
9040825954 |
sushree1707@gmail.com |
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4 |
Mrs. S. NAYAK |
Lecturer |
M. TECH |
5 years |
8093169939 |
sunita4022@gmail.com |
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5 |
Mrs. S.P. PANIGRAHI |
Lecturer |
M. TECH |
5 years |
7682911141 |
sushripriyankapanigrahi@gmail.com |
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6 |
Mr. P.K. SWAIN |
Lecturer |
B. TECH. |
2 years |
9776625055 |
prabirswain.179@gmail.com |
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7 |
Ms. R. SAHOO |
Lecturer |
M. TECH |
2 years |
9438692514 |
rutuparnaq1@gmail.com |
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8 |
Ms. P. MALLICK |
Lecturer |
B. TECH. |
2 years |
9439688548 |
Priyadarsinimallick19@gmail.com |
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9 |
Ms. D.B. SARANGI |
Lecturer |
M. TECH |
2 years |
8917471008 |
debi.sarangi53@gmail.com |
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10 |
Mr. M. MOHANTY |
Guest Faculty |
M. TECH |
5 years |
8093626725 |
mohanty907@gmail.com |
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11 |
Mr. B. PRATIHARI |
Guest Faculty |
B.E. |
9 years |
9437740473 |
b_pratihari@yahoo.co.in |
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12 |
Mr. B. SAHOO |
Guest Faculty |
M. TECH |
2 years |
8984081415 |
Bibekanandasahoo005@gmail.com |
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13 |
Mr. S.P.B.B. BHATTA |
Guest Faculty |
M. TECH |
4 years |
7735525704 |
er.bhatta32@gmail.com |
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14 |
Mr. CHIRANJEEVI PATTNAIK |
Guest Faculty |
M. Tech |
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9583846132 |
pattnaik.chiranjeevi31@gmail.com |
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15 |
Mrs. BABITA PANDA |
Lab Assistant |
Diploma |
7 years |
8280130827 |
babitapanda80@gmail.com |
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16 |
Mr. RANJIT DAS |
Lab instructor |
Diploma |
14 years |
9777979626 |
ranjitdasbose@gmail.com |
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17 |
Mrs. KAJAL SWAIN |
Guest Lab Instructor |
B. TECH |
4 years |
Kajalswain54@gmail.com |
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18 |
Mr. NITYANANDA BARIK |
Class 4 staff |
9th pass |
|
9337271263 |
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19 |
Mr. GUNANIDHI DASH |
Class 4 staff |
ITI |
7205460241 |
SL.NO. | NAME OF THE STAFF | DESIGNATION | QUALIFICATION | EXPERIENCE | MOBILE NO. | MAIL ID | RECENT PHOTOGRAPH |
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1 |
Mr. H.K. BARIK |
Workshop Suptd (I/C) |
B.Sc. ENGG. (MECH) |
33 years |
7978081080 |
barik.hemanta54@gmail.com |
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2 |
Mr. P.K. SWAIN |
Lecturer |
B. TECH. |
2 years |
9776625055 |
prabirswain.179@gmail.com |
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3 |
Mr. BISWANATH PRADHAN |
Guest Faculty |
B. TECH |
5 years |
7978556058 |
mantu.mantu8@gmail.com |
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4 |
Mr. SUSHANTA KUMAR PRADHAN |
Sr Instructor |
ITI |
30 Years |
8895655711 |
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5 |
Mr. Madhusudan Parida |
Sr Instructor |
ITI |
32 Years |
9937458498 |
madhusudanlic67@gmail.com |
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6 |
Hrudananda Patra |
Lab assistant |
B.Tech |
7 Years |
9853327782 |
hrudanandapatra@gmail.com |
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7 |
Mr. Amitav Das |
Guest Instructor |
ITI |
15 Years |
6372155758 |
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8 |
Mr.Pranab Kishore Jena |
Guest Instructor |
iti |
4 Years |
7873839418 |
Pranabjena1994@gmail.com |
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9 |
mr.aswini parida |
Guest Instructor |
iti |
3 Years |
7657002128 |
aswiniparida1063@gmail.com |
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10 |
mr.sanjaya kumar barik |
Guest Instructor |
diploma |
4 Years |
7789040328 |
kumarlipu93@gmail.com |
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11 |
mr.ramesh chandra mallick |
class4 staff |
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7684981657 |
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12 |
mr.ram prasad singh |
class4 staff |
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6371132671 |
LABORATORY WITH PHOTOGRAPH:
SL.NO. | Name of the Experiment | PHOTOGRAPH |
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1 |
Study of 2-S, 4-S petrol & diesel engine models |
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2 |
Determination of the brake thermal efficiency of single cylinder petrol engine & diesel engine |
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3 |
Determination of the B.H.P, I.H.P BSFC of a multi cylinder engine by Morse test. |
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4 |
Determination of the mechanical efficiency of an air Compressor |
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5 |
Study the construction features of Domestic Refrigerator, water cooler, window air conditioner and split air conditioner |
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6 |
Determine the capacity and COP of Vapour compression Refrigerator test rig and Vapour absorption Refrigerator test rig. |
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7 |
Determine the capacity and COP of water cooler, window air conditioner and split air conditioner |
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8 |
Study of Lancashire boiler, Cochran boiler, Babcock & Wilcox Boiler & Vertical water tube boiler |
SL.NO. | Name of the Experiment | PHOTOGRAPH |
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1 |
Study of pressure measuring devices (manometer, Bourdon tube pressure gauge) |
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2 |
Verification of Bernoulli’s theorem |
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3 |
Determination of Cd from venturimeter. |
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4 |
Determination of Cc, Cv, Cd from orifice meter |
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5 |
Determine of Darcy’s coefficient from flow through pipe |
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6 |
Performance test on Pelton, Francis & Kaplan turbine and Centrifugal Pump to find out the efficiency |
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7 |
Direct operation of hydraulic motor |
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8 |
Experiment on hydraulic trainer |
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9 |
Speed control double acting hydraulic cylinder using metering in & metering out circuits |
SL.NO. | Name of the Experiment | PHOTOGRAPH |
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1 |
Determination of centrifugal force of a governor |
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2 |
Study & demonstration of Static balancing apparatus, Journal bearing apparatus, Cam and followers and Epicyclic gear train. |
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3 |
Determination of the thickness of ground M.S flat to an accuracy of 0.02mm using Vernier Caliper. |
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4 |
Determination of diameter of a cylindrical component to an accuracy of 0.01mm using micrometer |
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5 |
Determine the heights of gauge blocks or parallel bars to accuracy of 0.02mm using Vernier height gauge. |
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6 |
Determine the thickness of ground MS plates using slip gauges. |
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7 |
Determination of angle of Machined surfaces of components using sin bar with slip gauges |
SL.NO. | Name of the Experiment | PHOTOGRAPH |
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1 |
2D drawing of geometrical figures and dimensions |
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2 |
3D drawing of Gib and Cotter joint, Screw Jack, Connecting rod, Bearing Block |
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3 |
Study of CNC lathe & Milling |
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4 |
Study of International Codes: G-codes and M-codes |
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5 |
Programme writing –Turning Simulator-Milling simulator IS practice-commands menus |
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6 |
Editing and Executing the programme in the CNC MACHINES |
SL.NO. | Name of the Experiment | PHOTOGRAPH |
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1 |
Fitting practices: Preparation of caliper, try square, hammer (square & Hexagonal face) |
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2 |
Blacksmith practice: Preparation of door ring with hook, hexagonal headed bolt, octagonal flat chisel |
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3 |
Carpentry Practice: Preparation of single dove tail joint and Cutting of slot, botch, mortise and Tenon Joint |
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4 |
Welding Practice: Lap & Butt Joint using Arc Welding & Gas Welding |
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5 |
Various machining operations like step turning, facing, grooving, taper turning, thread cutting in Lathe machine |
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6 |
Production of holes by drilling machine and enlarging by boring tool |
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7 |
Generation of V-groves & flat surface by using Shaper machine |
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8 |
Production of spur gears by Milling machine |
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9 |
Practice of all turning operations in CNC Lathe machine |
SL.NO. | Name of the Semester | Attachment to be downloaded |
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1 | 3rd semester | ![]() |
2 | 4th semester |
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3 | 5th semester |
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4 | 6th semester |
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SL.NO. | Name of the subject | Attachment to be downloaded |
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1 |
PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY |
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2 |
STRENGTH OF MATERIAL |
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3 |
ENGINEERING MATERIAL |
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4 |
THERMAL ENGINEERING |
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5 |
THEORY OF MACHINE |
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6 |
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY |
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7 |
FLUID MECHANICS |
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8 |
THERMAL ENGINEERING-II |
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9 |
DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENTS |
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10 |
HYDRULIC MACHINE & INDUSTRIAL FLUID POWER |
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11 |
MECHATRONICS |
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12 |
REFRIGENATION AND AIR CONDITIONING |
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13 |
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT |
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14 |
AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING AND HYBRID VEHICLE |
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15 |
POWER STATION ENGINEERING |
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16 |
ADVANCE MANUFATURING PROCESS |
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17 |
ENTERPREURSHIP MANAGEMENT AND SMART TECHNOLOGY |
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18 |
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES |
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LESSON PLAN
LECTURE NOTE OF MECHANICAL ENGG 2021-22