About Us

The department of Mechanical Engineering at Madanapalle Institute of Technology & Science started along with the institution in the year 1998. The department is currently offering one UG program (B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering) with an intake of 240 and one PG program (M.Tech with Advanced Manufacturing Systems), with an intake of 24. In addition, the department is also a Recognized Research Centre (RRC) under JNTUA, Anantapuramu, which enables scholars to pursue full time PhD in Mechanical Engineering, in the department. The B.Tech. programme under department has been continuously accredited and re-accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) since 2013. The most recent NBA accreditation, in 2019, was under TIER I with a score of 715 out of 1000. The College Academic Council and the Department Board of Studies strive hard to provide quality education and most advanced curriculum and syllabus to make the students industry ready and excel in today’s technologically intensive careers. The alumni of the department have been successful in building remarkable careers in Mechanical engineering and allied disciplines.

The department has a thriving research program with externally funded projects worth a total of more than Rs. One Crore. Faculty are also engaged in providing engineering consultancy for industrial entities. The research output from the department, in terms of quality journal publications and patents, has been steadily increasing in recent years. The students of the Department benefit from this thriving R&D culture in the department which provides them with an exposure to the state of the art research facilities and cutting-edge technologies.

The department is endowed with highly qualified and experienced faculty most of whom have obtained their Doctoral degrees from eminent institution in India like IISc, IITs, Central Universities, NITs and Foreign Universities. The department is also well equipped with modern laboratories. In addition, there are several industry supported labs in the department, which are established with help and support from core engineering companies like Siemens and Dassault Systemes. The industry related labs strive to improve the employability of the students in core companies.

Since its inception, the department has been striving to take forward the vision and mission of the institution by making specific contributions in promoting education and research in the broad field of Mechanical Engineering. The vision and mission of the Department are as follows:

Vision

“To be a Centre of Excellence in the field of Mechanical Engineering to generate quality human resource in mechanical engineering who can contribute constructively to the technological and socio-economic development of the Nation.”

Mission

M1:To provide Globally competent Mechanical Engineers through Experienced and Committed Faculty.

M2:To nurture graduates with Scientific temperament, Rational thinking and Humanistic approach for Excelling in their Career.

M3:To promote Excellence in teaching and research through collaborative activities.

Goals

To maintain a high standard of mechanical engineering education through outstanding teaching innovative curriculum and research training that reflect the changing needs of society.
To attract highly motivated students with enthusiasm, attitude and interest in Mechanical Engineering.
To pursue excellence in research and technology transfer.
To increase the public awareness of departmental activities and the Mechanical Engineering profession.

Head of the Department

Profile of Dean

Dr. T. N. Sreenivasa B.E., (Mechanical), M.E., Ph.D., FIE, C Eng.

30 years of Teaching, Administration and Research Experience.
National Executive Member of ISTE, New Delhi.
10 Years as Principal of AMC Engineering College, Bangalore.
1.5 Years as CEO of AMC Educational Institutions, Bangalore.
09 Years Lecturer, Asst. Prof in BMS College of Engg. and BMSIT, Bangalore.
11 Years Asst.Prof in Dayananda Sagar College of Engg.
Supervising 04 Candidates for their Ph. D. Program under VTU and 02 Candidates awarded PhD from VTU.
Guided 50 Projects for UG, PG and M.Tech students published / presented 47 Technical Papers in peer reviewed refereed National and International Journals.
Visited several foreign universities in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Bangladesh as a part of International Exposure.
Worked as an external assessor for Caledonian College of Engineering, Muscat- appointed by Glasgow Caledonian University, UK during 2014-17.

Board of Studies

Department’s Board of Studies (BoS) is a statutory body which is primarily responsible for compiling the curricula for all the courses offered by the Department and for regularly revising the syllabi for keeping it up to date with the changing trends. In addition, BoS also reviews the progress of the Department in terms of academics and research and suggests strategies for continuous improvement. The BoS comprises of senior faculty of the Department and experts from Industry and Peer Institutions. The external members in the current Bo of the Department are:

S.No	Name of the Expert	Affiliation	Composition as per the UGC–Autonomous guidelines
1	Dr. N. N. Kishore	Professor, IIT Tirupati	One expert to be nominated by the Vice-Chancellor from a panel of six recommended by the college Principal
2	Dr. E. Anil Kumar	Associate Professor, IIT Tirupati	Expert in subject nominated by Academic Council
3	Dr. B. Venkatesam	Associate Professor, IIT Hyderabad	Expert in subject nominated by Academic Council
4	Mr. Kashinath M. Patnasetty	Head-VAS-Application Support Group, Ace Designers Limited	Representative from Industry/Corporation sector/allied area relating to placement
5	Mr. D. Anand Swaroop Kumar	Product and Application Engineer, CBRE South Asia Pvt. Ltd.	One postgraduate meritorious alumnus to be nominated by the Principal

Industry Alumni Advisory Board

The Department constituted an advisory board with experts from the Industry and department alumni to seek guidance on strategic planning and functioning of the Department especially with regards to academic aspects like curriculum development and teaching and learning processes. The current external members of the IAAB are:

S.No	Name of the Expert	Affiliation
1	Mr. M. Hari Prasad	Scientist, Aeronautical Development Establishment (ADE), Bangalore
2	Dr. L. Ravikumar	Professor, BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore
3	Dr. R. Thundil Karuppa Raj	Professor, VIT, Vellore
4	Mr. Shankar Reddy	Head-VAS-Application Support Group, Ace Designers Limited
5	Mr. D. Anand Swaroop Kumar	Assistant Manager, Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML), Bangalore

Course Syllabus
Time Table

Advanced Manufacturing Systems

First YEAR I SEMESTER

S.No	Name of the Subject	Credits
1	Advanced Machining Processes	3
2	Automation in Manufacturing	3
3	Discipline Electives-I A. Advanced Materials Characterization B. Advanced Tool Engineering Design C. Micro and Nano Manufacturing Technology D. Advanced Casting and Welding Technology	3
4	Discipline Electives-II A. Theory of Metal Forming B. Industrial Surface Engineering C. Quality and Reliability Engineering D. Supply Chain Management	3
5	Research Methodology and IPR	2
6	Advanced Machining Laboratory	2
7	Modelling and Simulation Laboratory	2
8	Audit Course I A. Disaster Management B. Sanskrit for Technical Knowledge C. Constitution of India D. Pedagogy Studies	2

First YEAR II SEMESTER

S.No	Name of the Subject	Credits
1	Robotics in Manufacturing	3
2	Advanced Production and Operations Management	3
3	Discipline Electives-II A. Advanced Materials Processing B. Advanced Operations Research C. Rapid Prototyping and Tooling D. Design and Analysis of Experiments	3
4	Discipline Electives-III A. FEA in Manufacturing B. Design and Manufacturing of MEMS and MICRO Systems C. Flexible Manufacturing Systems D. Precision Engineering	3
5	Computer Aided Engineering Laboratory	2
6	Production Tooling Laboratory	2
7	Mini Project	2
8	Audit Course II A. English for Research Paper Writing B. Value Education C. Stress Management by Yoga D. Personality Development through Life Enlightenment Skills	2

Second YEAR I SEMESTER

S.No	Name of the Subject	Credits
1	Discipline Electives-IV A. Additive Manufacturing Technology B. Manufacturing Informatics C. Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing D. Product Design and Development	3
2	Open Elective - III A. Sensors for Intelligent Manufacturing and Condition Monitoring B. Total Quality Management C. Industrial Safety and Maintenance Engineering D. Machine Learning	4
3	Dissertation Phase I	2

Second Year II Semester

S.No	Course Code	Course Title	Credits
1	20AMSP703	Dissertation Phase I	16

Time Tables

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About the Programme

Bachelor of Technology (B. Tech.) in Mechanical Engineering is the flagship program of the Department which was started in the year 1998. This program is designed to lay a strong foundation for students to build a successful career or pursue higher education in the Mechanical Engineering and allied fields. The program is administered strictly according to the tenets of Outcome Based Education (OBE) and it has been continuously accredited by NBA since the year 2013. The program curriculum is regularly updated and evolved considering of the guidelines given by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and American Society for Mechanical Engineers (ASME), and the syllabi is also designed in accordance with the syllabi of competitive examinations for Mechanical Engineering like GATE and IES .

The salient features of the programme are:

Industry related labs, established in the Department with help from Siemens and Dassault Systemes, add immense value to the UG programme by aiding targeted employability training for the students.
Students benefit from the experience and expertise of the highly qualified faculty who are all engaged in research and development.
Scholarship programme titled SHARP incentivizes the student participation in faculty research thus their enrichment with valuable work experience while still on campus.
Unique aspects of the programme include emphasis on MOOCS, self-learning, and internships which are all incorporated into the curriculum.
Ample support is provided to the students to ensure their timely academic progress and to facilitate the realization of their potential.
Initiatives like make up classes and remedial classes are in place to assist the students falling behind in their academic performance.
Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are conducted to galvanize the performing students towards higher achievement.

The co-curricular and extra-curricular activities organized by the Department, over and above the trainings and cultural/sports events conducted at college level, for the benefit of the students include:

Employability training in Siemens Lab and Dassault Systemes Lab
Training for competitive exams and core placements
Industry visits
Guest lectures
Seminars
Workshops
Symposium with project expos
Conferences

Outcome Based Education

As per the philosophy of OBE, expected outcomes from the students at different stages during their time in the program are articulated ahead of time and all the academic activities are planned and implemented such that they all contribute to the attainment of these outcomes. The curriculum of the program, teaching and learning processes, infrastructural facilities and the co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are all planned and organized with the overall objectives in mind. Given below are the Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs), Programme Specific Outcomes (POs) and Programme Outcomes (POs) of the B. Tech. Mechanical Engineering Programme offered by the Department:

The PEOs of our B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering programme are:

The graduates, within 4-5 years of completing the course, will

PEO1. Build a thriving career in mechanical engineering and allied disciplines.
PEO2. Design and produce products by the optimum methods for the benefit of the society while working in a team with ethical values.
PEO3. Engage in continuous learning to adapt to the socio-economic-technological developments and pursue higher studies.

The specific outcomes that the graduates of the program shall achieve at the time of graduation are that they will be able to:

PSO1. Apply concepts and principles from Applied Mechanics to design, develop and evaluate mechanical systems for a specified purpose.
PSO2. Employ governing laws of thermodynamics, fluid flow and heat transfer for design and analysis of thermo-fluid systems.
PSO3. Utilize the knowledge and learning of materials and manufacturing sciences to design, plan and monitor production operations in an Industry.

The POs, which are prescribed by NBA, to be attained at the time of graduation are as follows:

PO1.Engineering Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO2.Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences and Engineering sciences.
PO3.Design/Development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PO4.Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
PO5.Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO6.The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
PO7.Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO8.Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO9.Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO10.Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering management principles and apply these to one's own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Provided below is the final attainment of the aforementioned outcomes in the graduating batch of UG students of the Department, assessed using an elaborate method which involved data collection, compilation and analysis from various examinations given by students and surveys collected from them at different stages during their time in the Department.

Attainment of POs/PSOs in Recent Academic Years

Mentoring Program

True to the philosophy of Outcome Based Education (OBE), ample support system is provided to the students to ensure their timely academic progress and to facilitate the realization of their true potential. The holistic progress of the students, as they evolve from out-of-school teenagers to industry-ready professionals, is monitored by the mentors appointed by the department; one per every 20 students.

Mentors meet with their mentees as per a fixed schedule and they are charged with the responsibility of:

Identifying any specific needs or issues of each student
Addressing the identified need appropriately
Encouraging the students to devise and follow an action plan for achieving their specific goals
Montoring the progress of the students and helping them along the way

The mentoring program is adminstered using an integrated ERP software called Institution Management System (IMS) through which the mentors have access to all essential data, like attendance, academic transcripts etc., of their respective mentees. This enables the mentors to closely monitor the progress of their mentees and advise them accordingly. The mentors also record each individual meeting with a mentee in his/her portfolio on IMS so that appropriate follow up action can be taken in subsequent meetings. In addition to academic performance and attendance, mentors focus on the overall learning of the mentees like personality development, employability training and career planning. Mentors also stay in touch with the parents to keep them updated about the progress of the students and to leverage their support in better helping the mentees, when needed. Given below is a table depicting different aspects focused on by mentors and metrics used to assess progress; followed by a document showing the allotment of mentees to faculty mentors.

Mentoring: Aspects and Metrics

S.No	Type of Mentoring	Monitoring Measures
1	Attendance	Monthly attendance percentage, Regularity to classes to improve academic performance
2	Academic Performance	Mid-term and Semester-end marks, Completion of MOOCs Assignments
3	Practical Skills – Laboratory Work	Periodic progress of the laboratory work, submission of observations/records, project completion status, participation in technical events like hackathon, intra and inter college symposiums
4	Soft Skills	Ability to communicate, improvement in English speaking, Participation in Extra-curricular Activities, Interpersonal & group discussion skills
5	Career Guidance	Employability Training, Internship opportunities availed, Higher Education Planning, Competetive Exams Preperation, Placement status, Entrepreneurship development, Self-employment opportunities, etc.

Mentor Allocation for Department Students

Remedial Classes

Department provides ample support to the students falling behind in the academics by conducting remedial classes. It is mandatory for the students scoring less than 50% of marks in a course during the sessional exams to attend these remedial classes for that course which are scheduled after the regular hours. In these remedial classes, Teachers revise the topics coevered in the class and in analytical subjects, teachers solve number of problems to improve the comprehsion of the students.

Given below is the schedule of remedial classes

Schedule of Remedial Classes

Feedback Surveys

Department continuously collects feedback from all its stakeholders by way of periodic surveys. Prominent among these surveys are:

Graduate Exit Survey
Student Survey
Faculty Survey
Alumni Survey
Employer Survey
Parents Survey

The responses recieved from these surveys are duly compiled and analysed to assess the level to which the Department was able to meet the expectations of its stakeholders and to identify the areas in which improvements are called for by them.

Given below is a compilation of analysis reports from Graduate Exit Surveys, followed by the same of surveys conducted for other stakeholders

Report on Analysis of Graduate Exit Survey

Report on Analysis of Surveys collected from Stakeholders

Minor Degree programs of Mechanical Engineering

Electric Vehicles

Nano Technology

Digital Manufacturing

Mechatronics

Energy Engineering Stream

Academic Calendar for AY 2019-20: Second Semester

Academic Calendar for AY 2018-19: First Semester

First Year I Semester - R18

S.No	Name of the Subject	Theory/Lab	Credits
1	Engineering Calculus	Theory	4
2	Engineering Physics	Theory	4
3	Basic Electrical Engineering	Theory	3
4	Programming for Problem Solving (Python)	Theory	3
5	Physics Laboratory	Lab	1.5
6	Electrical Engineering Laboratory	Lab	1.5

First Year II Semester - R18

S.No	Name of the Subject	Theory/lab	Credits
1	English for Professional Purposes	Theory	3
2	Linear Algebra, Complex Variable and Ordinary Differential Equations	Theory	4
3	Engineering Chemistry	Theory	3
4	C Programming and Data Structures	Theory	3
5	Engineering Graphics	Theory	3.5
6	Engineering Chemistry Laboratory	Lab	1.5
7	C Programming and Data Structures Laboratory	Lab	1.5
8	Workshop Practice	Lab	1.5

Second Year I Semester - R18

S.No	Name of the Subject	Theory/lab	Credits
1	Principles of Management	Theory	3
2	Partial Differential Equations and Probability & Statistics	Theory	4
3	Engineering Mechanics	Theory	3
4	Basic Thermodynamics	Theory	3
5	Materials Science and Engineering	Theory	3.5
6	English Communication – Listening & Speaking Laboratory	Lab	1.5
7	Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory	Lab	1.5
8	3-D Modelling Laboratory	Lab	1.5
9	Mandatory Course– I	Theory	0

Second Year II Semester - R18

S.No	Name of the Subject	Theory/Lab	Credits
1	Economics and Financial Accounting for Engineers	Theory	3
2	Life Sciences for Engineers	Theory	4
3	Mechanics of Solids	Theory	3
4	Manufacturing Process	Theory	3
5	Theory of Machines	Theory	3.5
6	Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulic Machinery	Theory	1.5
7	Mechanics of Solids Laboratory	Lab	1.5
8	Dynamics & Electrical Machines Laboratory	Lab	1.5
9	Manufacturing Process Laboratory	Lab	1.5
10	Mandatory Course – II	Theory	0

Third Year I Semester - R18

S.No	Name of the Subject	Theory/Lab	Credits
1	Engineering Analysis	Theory & Lab	3
2	Design of Machine Elements	Theory	3
3	Manufacturing Technology	Theory	3
4	Heat Transfer	Theory	3
5	Discipline Elective – I	Theory	3
6	Open Elective – I	Theory	3
7	Corporate Communication Laboratory	Lab	1
8	Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines Laboratory	Lab	1.5
9	Manufacturing Technology Laboratory	Lab	1.5
10	Mandatory Course – III	Theory	0

Third Year II Semester - R18

S.No	Name of the Subject	Theory/Lab	Credits
1	English Communication - Reading and Writing	Theory	2
2	CAD/ CAM	Theory	3
3	Thermal Engineering	Theory	3
4	Discipline Elective-II (Refer Annexure –III)	Theory	3
5	Discipline Elective-III	Theory	3
6	Open Elective – II	Theory	3
7	Advanced Manufacturing Laboratory	Lab	1.5
8	Robotics Laboratory	Lab	1.5
9	Virtual Laboratory	Lab	1.5
10	Mandatory Course - IV	Theory	0

Fourth Year I Semester - R14

S.No	Name of the Subject	Theory/Lab	Credits
1	Engineering Optimization	Theory	3
2	Metrology & Measurements	Theory	3
3	CAD / CAM	Theory	3
4	Discipline Elective - II	Theory	3
5	Discipline Elective - III	Theory	3
6	Open Elective - III	Theory	3
7	CAD/CAE/CAM Practicals	Lab	2
8	Instrumentation & Control Engineering Practicals	Lab	2
9	Mini Project	-	2

Fourth Year II Semester - R14

S.No	Name of the Subject	Theory/Lab	Credits
1	Discipline Elective-IV	Theory	3
2	Open Elective-IV	Theory	3
3	Project Work	-	14
4	Technical Seminar	-	2

Time Tables

B.Tech II Year 2020-21 I Sem Class Timetable
B.Tech III Year 2020-21 I Sem Class Timetable
B.Tech IV Year 2020-21 I Sem Class Timetable

Doctoral

There is provision for research scholars pursuing PhD in Mechanical Engineering to conduct their doctoral research at the Department of Mechanical Engineering at MITS through its Recognized Research Centre under JNTUA, Anantapuramu. The scholars benefit from the intellectual wealth of highly qualified and experienced faculty of the Department as well as the advanced facilities available for research. Given below is a list of scholars who are currently working under the guidance of the Department faculty towards PhD degree from JNTUA.

Full-Time Research Scholars Details 2014-2015 Batch

S.No	Scholar Name	Guide Name	Co-Guide from JNTUA College of Engineering, Anantapur	Date of Admission	Area of Research
1	V. Chengal Reddy	Dr. G. Harinath Gowd	Prof. MLS. Deva Kumar Professor,Dept. of ME JNTUA College of Engineering, Anantapuramu	21-04-2015	Laser Beam Machining

Full-Time Research Scholars Details 2015-2016 Batch

S.No	Scholar Name	Guide Name	Co-Guide from JNTUA College of Engineering, Anantapur	Date of Admission	Area of Research
1	T. Siva Prasad	Dr. C. Yuvaraj	Dr. K. Prahlada Rao Principal, JNTUA College of Engineering, Ananthapuramu	2015-16	Composite Materials
2	H. Raghavendra	Dr. P. Suryanarayana Raju	Dr. K. Hemachandra Reddy Professor, Dept. of ME, JNTUA College of Engineering, Ananthapuramu	2015-16	Renewable Energy
3	Bazani Shaik	Dr. G. Harinath Gowd	Prof. B. Durga Prasad Professor, Dept. of ME, JNTUA College of Engineering, Ananthapuramu	2015-16	Friction Stir process

Research in the Department

Research plays a significant role in the success of any academic institution. Sustained research in academia is imperative not only for continuous learning and development of the faculty, in tune with the evolving technology, but also for producing quality graduates who benefit from the culture of exploration and innovation in a research intensive institution. Further, research and innovation are essential corner stones for upliftment of a nation and all institutions of higher education should play an instrumental role in promoting research on their campus, both among faculty and students.

The vision and mission statements of Department of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, as well as those of the institution, give much emphasis research promotion and accordingly the department, over the last decade, has strived to build a brand for its research. Through these efforts, the Department was able to rapidly enhance its research output in terms of metrics like funded research, consultancy, publications, and patents.

Faculty publications

Department faculty are actively publishing their research findings in peer reviewed and widely indexed journals as well as conference proceedings. The original findings published by the Department faculty have been receiving extensive citations from other researchers across the world. Given below is a list of recent publications by the department faculty.

Title of paper	Name of the author/s	Name of journal	Year of publication	DOI
A comprehensive study on emission and performance characteristics of a diesel engine fueled with nanoparticle-blended biodiesel	Yuvarajan Devarajan, Beemkumar Nagappan, Ganesan Subbiah	Environmental Science and Pollution Research	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-019-04446-1
Experimental investigation on mechanical properties of Al7075/Al2O3/Mg NMMC’s by stir casting method	S Suresh, G Harinath Gowd and M l S Deva Kumar	Sadhana	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s12046-018-1021-9
Synthesis of electrical discharge metal matrix composite coating through compacted semi-sintered electrode and its tribological studies	Ilangovan Arun, C. Yuvaraj , P. Selvarani, J. S. Senthilkumaar, S. Thamizhmanii, P. Muruganandam	Journal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s40430-019-1718-7
Influence of Multi-hole Technique on Fabrication of Surface Nanocomposite by Friction Stir Processing	Parumandla Naresh and Adepu Kumar	Advances in Manufacturing Processes, Lecture Notes	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1724-8_51
Performance improvement of cryogenic turning process during machining of 17-4 PH stainless steel using multi objective optimization techniques	Potta Sivaiah , D. Chakradhar	Measurement	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.measurement.2018.12.094
Determination of strength parameters of glass fibers reinforced composites for engineering applications	M. Muralidhar Singh, Harinandan Kumar, G. Hemath Kumar, P. Sivaiah & K. V. Nagesha, K. M. Ajay, G. Vijaya	Silicon	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s12633-019-0078-3
Effect of cryogenic coolant on turning performance: a comparative	Sivaiah Potta	Sn Applied Sciences	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s42452-018-0078-8
Characterization of Musa paradisiaca L. Cellulosic Natural Fibers from Agro-discarded Blossom Petal Waste	R. Prithivirajan, P. Narayanasamy, Naiyf sulthan al-harbi, P. Balasundar, R. Shyamkumar, K. Pommurugan, T. Ramkumar & S. Senthil	Journal of Natural Fibers	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1080/15440478.2019.1588826
Statistical evaluation and performance analysis of electrical discharge machining (EDM) characteristics of hard Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo alloy	Perumal, A. Azhagurajan, S. Baskaran, R. Prithivirajan & P. Narayansamy	Material Research Express	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1088/2053-1591/ab06da
Development of Black Corrosion-Resistant Ceramic Oxide Coatings on AA7075 by Plasma Electrolytic Oxidation	Ramesh Babu Nagumothu, Arunnellaiappan Thangavelu, Arun Mohan Nair, Arun Sukumaran, Tomson Anjilivelil	Trans Indian Inst Met	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s12666-018-1459-9
Synthesis of electrical discharge metal matrix composite coating through compacted semi-sintered electrode and its tribological studies	Arun Ilangovan, C. Yuvaraj, Selvarani P, Senthilkumaar J S, Thamizhmanii. S, Muruganandam. P	Journal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s40430-019-1718-7
Experimental investigation of tool wear in cryogenically treated insert during end milling of hard Ti alloy	Vinothkumar Sivalingam, Jie Sun, Baskaran Selvam, Pradeep Kumar Murugasen, Bin Yang, Saad Waqar	Journal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s40430-019-1612-3
Unsteady mixed convection past a circular cylinder using ghost fluid cascaded lattice Boltzmann method (GF-CLBM)	Vidyasagar Ravindra, Sampath Kumar Chinige, Kameswararao Anupindi, Arvind Pattamatta	Int J Adv Eng Sci Appl Math	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s12572-018-0232-y
Investigation on behavior of diesel engine performance, emission, and combustion characteristics using nano-additive in neat biodiesel	Yuvarajan Devarajan, Dinesh Babu Munuswamy, Arulprakashajothi Mahalingam	Heat and Mass Transfer	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s00231-018-02537-2
Experimental evaluation of combustion, emission and performance of research diesel engine fueled di-methyl- carbonate and biodiesel blends	Yuvarajan Devarajan	Atmospheric Pollution Research	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apr.2018.12.007
Comparative experimental study on parabolic trough collector integrated with thermal energy storage system by using different reflective materials	Nagappan Beemkumar, Devarajan Yuvarajan, Alagu Karthikeyan, Subbiah Ganesan	Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s10973-018-07989-6
Effect of di-ethyl-ether on biodiesel fueled diesel Engine	A. Devaraj, Yuvarajan Devarajan & Kanna I. Vinoth	International Journal of Ambient Energy	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1080/01430750.2018.1557546
Wear behaviour of Al 7075/SiC/Mg metal matrix nano composite by liquid state process	S. Suresh, G. Harinath Gowd & M. L. S. Deva Kumar	Advanced Composites and Hybrid Materials	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1007/s42114-018-0054-1d
Multi response optimization of laser beam micromilling using Taguchi based grey relational analysis	V. Chengal Reddy,G. Harinath Gowd, M.L.S. Deva Kumar	International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology (IJMET)	2018-2019	Volume 9, issue 10, October 2018, pp. 1043–1050
Influence of Microstructure on the Nanomechanical Properties of Polymorphic Phases of Poly vinylidene fluoride	Suresh Guduru, Sanjay Jatav, G Mallikarjuna chari, M. S. Ramachandra Rao, Pijush Ghosh, and Dillip Kumar Satapathy	The Journal of Physical Chemistry B	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jpcb.8b05972
Effect of Al2O3 and SiC Nano Reinforcements on Microstructure, Mechanical and Wear Properties of Surface Nanocomposites Fabricated by Friction Stir Processing	Naresh Parumandla, Kumar Adepu	Materials Science	2018-2019	http://dx.doi.org/10.5755/j01.ms.24.3.18220
Effect of tool shoulder geometry on fabrication of Al/Al2O3 surface nano composite by friction stir processing	Naresh Parumandla & Kumar Adepu	Particulate Science and Technology	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1080/02726351.2018.1490361
Modeling and optimization of sustainable manufacturing process in machining of 17-4 PH stainless steel	P. Sivaiah , D. Chakradhar	Measurement	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.measurement.2018.10.067
Tool Wear Analysis of Micro End Mills - Uncoated and PVD Coated TiAlN & AlTiN in High Speed Micro Milling of Titanium Alloy - Ti-0.3Mo-0.8Ni	P. Sivaiah, P. Mallikarjuna, B. Uma, K. Venkata Chalapathi	I-Manager’s Journal on Mechanical Engineering	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.26634/jme.8.4.14190
Effect of Feed Rate and Constant D.O.P. by Burnishing Process on Non-Ferrous Metals	Chakradhar Bandapalli, Bharatkumar Mohanbhai Sutaria, Dhananjay Vishnu Prasad Bhatt, Kundan Kumar Singh	Procedia CIRP	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procir.2018.08.191
Elevated corrosion in strain hardened Al-Mg alloy	S.Thamizhmanii, J.S.Senthilkumar, Arun I and Sulaiman Hasan	Proceedings of the World Congress on Engineering 2018 Vol II	2018-2019	WCE 2018, July 4-6, 2018, London, U.K.
Microstructure, Structure, Mechanical, and Salt Fog Resistance Properties of Titanium Nitride Films on AZ31B Mg-alloy	Neetu, Subhash Singh, P. Nageshwar Rao, R. Jayaganathan, A. Midathada, Kartikey Verma, Uday K. Ravella	Vacuum	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vacuum.2018.09.010
Adsorption isotherms, kinetics and thermodynamic simulation of CO2-CSAC pair for cooling application	Shankernath V , Lakshun Naidu K, Ghanashyam Krishna M, Padmanabhan K. A	National Conference on Physics and Chemistry of Materials	2018-2019	27th - 28th December 2018, Indore - India
Adsorption isotherms, kinetics and thermodynamic simulation of CO2-CSAC pair for cooling application	Vinod Kumar Singh, E. Anil Kumar, Bidyut Baran Saha	Energy	2018-2019	10.1016/j.energy.2018.07.063
Statistical analysis of Co-efficient of friction during dry sliding wear behaviour of TiC reinforced Aluminium Metal Matrix Composites	Baskaran S, Anandakrishnan V	Materials Today: Proceedings	2018-2019	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2018.03.009
Experimental Investigations on Friction Stir Welding Process to Join Aluminum Alloys	Bazani Shaik Dr. G. Harinath Gowd, Dr. B. Durgaprasad	International Journal of Applied Engineering Research	2017-2018
Mechanical Behavior of AL 7075 Reinforced with Al2O3 and SIC Nano Particles Fabricated by STIR Casting Method	S. Suresh, G. Harinath Gowd & M. L. S. Deva Kumar	International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development	2017-2018	http://dx.doi.org/10.24247/ijmperdapr201858
Processing and Mechanical Testings of 7075 AL Matrix Composite Reinforced with AL2O3 Nano-Particles Fabricated by Stir Casting Route	S. Suresh, G. Harinath Gowd & M. L. S. Deva Kumar	Trans Stellar	2017-2018	http://dx.doi.org/10.24247/ijmperdapr201862
Deposition and Characterization of Aluminium Thin film Coatings using DC Magnetron Sputtering Process	Muralidhar Singh M, Vijaya G, Krupashankara M S, B K Sridhara, T N Shridhar	Materials Today: Proceedings	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2018.01.050
Analysis and Modeling of Cryogenic Turning Operation Using Response Surface Methodology	P. Sivaiah, D. Chakradhar	Silicon	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1007/s12633-018-9816-1
The Effectiveness of a Novel Cryogenic Cooling Approach on Turning Performance Characteristics During Machining of 17-4 PH Stainless Steel Material	P. Sivaiah, D. Chakradhar	Silicon	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1007/s12633-018-9875-3
Effect of cryogenic coolant on turning performance characteristics during machining of 17-4 PH stainless steel: A comparison with MQL, wet, dry machining	P. Sivaiah, D. Chakradhar	CIRP Journal of Manufacturing Science and Technology	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cirpj.2018.02.004
Characterization of cellulosic fibers from Morus alba L. stem	R. Prithivirajan, P. Balasundar, R. Shyamkumar, Naiyf sulthan al-harbi, Shine Kadaikunnan, T. Ramkumar & P. Narayanasamy	Journal of Natural Fibers	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1080/15440478.2018.1426079
Extraction and Characterization of New Natural Cellulosic Chloris barbata Fiber	P. Balasundar, P. Narayanasamy, P. Senthamaraikannan, S. Senthil, R. Prithivirajan & T. Ram Kumar	Journal of Natural Fibers	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1080/15440478.2017.1349015
Influence of helix twisted tape on heat transfer and friction factor in forced circulation V-trough solar water heater	A. Saravanan, J. S. Senthilkumaar, S. Jaisankar & J. Ananth	International Journal of Sustainable Energy	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1080/14786451.2018.1476352
Experimental investigation of process parameters during environment friendly turning process	KM. Senthil Kumar, R. Thirumalai , J.S. Senthilkumar and M. Chandrasekharan.	Ecology, Environment and Conservation Paper	2017-2018	Vol 24, Feb. Suppl. Issue, pp. 422-427
Wear behaviour of Mg alloys and their composites – a review	Abhijit Dey, Krishna Murari Pandey	International Journal of Materials Research	2017-2018	Vol. 109, No. 11, pp. 1050-1070
Experimental investigation of top burr formation in high-speed micro-end milling of titanium alloy	Chakradhar Bandapalli, Kundan Kumar Singh, Bharatkumar Mohanbhai Sutaria & Dhananjay Vishnuprasad Bhatt	Machining Science and Technology	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1080/10910344.2018.1449213
Effect of Feed Rate on Difficult to Cut Metals on Surface Roughness and Tool Wear Using Surface Treated and Untreated Tools	S.Thamizhmanii, Dr.C.Yuvaraj, JS Senthilkumar, Arun I and , Sulaiman	Procedia Manufacturing	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.promfg.2019.02.032
Experimental investigations to reduce unwanted evaporative losses of drinking water from a clay pot	Vijesh V Joshi, Manvendra Tiwari , and A Subba Rao	IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/377/1/012162
Fabrication of Si3N4 thin films on phynox alloy substrates for electronic applications	V. Shankernath, K. Lakshun Naidu, M. Ghanashyam Krishna, and K. A. Padmanabhan	AIP Conference Proceedings	2017-2018	https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5028905
Structural and vibrational Analysis of hybrid composite marine propeller	A.Praven kumar S.Praveen kumar Sreenivasulubejawada	ELIXIN	2015-2016
Failure analysis of buttress, acme and modified and square threaded steel is2062 Tie Rods in assembly using FEA	N.Theja B.Sreenivasulu N.satish kumar	ELIXIN	2015-2016
Optimization of Turning Pross Parameters of AI 6061/si3 N4 MMC using GA	Sreenivasulubejawada G. Sreekanth Reddy	ELIXIN	2015-2016
Predictive Machine ability of Lm25 aluminum alloy in CNC turning operation with the help of taguchi technique	Shakeela.K Manu ravuri Gunasekhar reddy.G	international journal of innovative Research in science, Engineering technology	2015-2016	Vol4
Design and analysis of rear under-run protection device for safety of passenger car	V.Nagarjuna, G.Guru mahesh	international journal of advanced engineering research and science	2015-2016	Vol-2
Failure analysis of a center bearing bracket mount of a propeller shaft in BS-2 buses	M.jeevan Prasad G.Guru Mahesh D.Krishna mohan raju	International journal of Current Engineering and technology	2015-2016	Vol 5
A Numerical Study On Cavitation In Diesel Fuel Injector	Dr.E.S.Prakash Yankana Gouda Raghavendra.H Ravi.K	IJSART	2015-2016	VOL 2
BUCKLING ANALYSIS OF TRACTOR TIE ROD SUBJECTED TO COMPRESSIVE LOAD	Ravi.k Raghavendra.k	International Journal Of Mechanical And Industeral Technology	2015-2016	VOL 2
A Review Diverse Materials Applied For Additive Manufacturing	P.Mohammed Rizwan Alli C.Reddy Hara Theja Syed Mahammad Syed Saheb C.Yuvaraj	Interational Journal for Research in applied &engineering	2015-2016	VOL 3
Experimental Studies On Austenitic Stainless Steel Using Co2 Laser Cutting Machine	U.Naga Raju P.Rajesh T.Visnuvardhan G.Harinath Gowd	ELIXIN	2015-2016
Experimental And Parametric Studies Nd:Yag Laser Drilling On Austenitic Stainless Steel	P.RAJESH U. NAGARAJU G.HARINATH GOWD T.VISHNU VADHAN	International Journal Of Manufacturing Technology	2015-2016	DOI 10.1007/S00170-015-7639-4
Vibration Properties Of 3d Printed/ Rapid Prototype Parts	S.Krishna Chaitanya Dr.K Madhavareddy Sai Nagasri Harsha,Ch	international journal of innovative Research in science, Engineering technology	2015-2016	VOL 4
Response characteristics of super tall building effects of number of sides and helical angle	Y.C.kim E.K.bandi A.yoshida Y.Tamura	Journal of wind engineering and industrial aerodynamics	2015-2016	http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/jweia.2015.07.00
Microstructural and mechanical characterization of TI6AI4V refurbished parts obtained by laser metal deposition	Ramesh Raju Muthukannan Duraiselvam Vijay petley Shweta verma R.Rajendran	Material science & engineering A	2015-2016	http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/jweia.2015.07.0
Fabrication And Experimental Analysis Of E- Glass Epoxy Lamination\Ts	G.maruthi presad Yadav G.sudhakar H.raghavendra k.jeevan kumar H.M Channabasava swamy F.ismail G Ravi Kishore B.mallikarjuna	Interational Journal Of Mechanical And Industrial Technology	2015-2016	Vol3
Experimental investigation on the performance of parabolic through solar collector with magnifying glasses	G.maruthi presad Yadav M.Lakanath H.Raghavendra Ksai seetha ram reddy R.satya Narayana reddy B Hanumantha p.chand Basha T.Md irfanulla K.pandu ranga	Interational Journal for Research in applied &engineering	2015-2016	Vol3
An Experimental Analysis On Tne Effect Of Filler Material Caco3	G.Maruthi Presad Yadav G.Lokeswara Rao M.Madduleti H.Raghavendra P.Anil Kumar K.Vijeyudu K.S.Mb Yusuf	International Journal Of Engineering Research And Reviews	2015-2016	VOL 3 ISS2
An Experimental Prototype Of Micro Hydro Power Generation	G.Maruthi Presad Yadav H.Raghavendra K.vijay bhasakar redddy M.ashok K.chakridhar reddy P.S.Gchandra sekhar reddy	International Journal Of Mechanical And Industrial Technology	2015-2016	Vol.3 iss 1
Experimental investigation on the performance parameters of 4-steoke multi cylinder diesel engine by using diesel and biodiesel with turbocharger	G.Maruthi Presad Yadav H.raganna A.Siva Prasad A.siva K.Sunil kumar K.Nagaraju E.shivashankar goud	International Journal Of Engineering Research And Reviews	2015-2016	Vol.3 iss2
Experimental and numerical study of the influence of volume fraction on tensile and flexural strength of e glass epoxy cross ply laminations	Dr.yadavalli basavaraj Raghavendra H	Interational Journal Of Mechanical And Industrial Technology	2015-2016	Vol 3 issue 1
Optimization And Process Parameters Of Cnc End Milling For Aluminum Alloy 6082	Bathina .Sreenivasulu	Novateur PublicationsInternational Journal Of Innovations In Engineering Research And Technology [Ijiert	2014-15	Vol 2,Iss 1jan
Application Of ANOVA And ANN Technique For Optimize Of CNC Machining Parameters	Bathina .Sreenivasulu	Novateur Publicationsinternational Journal Of Innovations In Engineering Research And Technology [Ijiert	2014-15	VOLUME 1, ISSUE
Optimization of process parameters in drilling of EN 31 steel usingTaguchi method	Adikesavulu.R Sreenivasulu. Bathina Sreenivasulu. Bezawada	Novateur Publicationsinternational Journal Of Innovations In Engineering Research And Technology [Ijiert]	2014-15
experimental analysis of tubehydroforming	Bathina Sreenivasulu, B Anjaneya Reddy And B Sreenivasulu1	International Journal Of Mechanical Engineering And Robotics Research	2014-15	Vol. 3 No1
simulative analysis of tube hydroforming process	B.Sreenivasulu1, G. Prasanthi, T. Naresh Kumar	International Journal Of Research In Engineering And Technology	2014-15
Optimal Design For Laser Beam Butt Welding Process Parameter For Inconel Using Artificial Neural Networks	Dr. G.Harinath Gowd1, M. Gunasekhar Reddy, Bathina Sreenivasulu, Rayudu Peyyala	International Journal Of Emerging Technology And Advanced Engineering	2014-15	Volume 3, Issue 4
Failure analysis of buttress, acme and modified and square threaded mild steel(is2062) tie rods	Bathina SreenivasulBathina Sreenivasulu Theja.N S.praveen Kumar	Novateur publications international journal of innovations in engineering research and technology [ijiert]	2014-15	Vol 1
Design and analysis of a cement mortar lining machine shaft hub and corresponding bolts	M.sreelekha S.praveen Kumar Sreenivasulubejawada	International journal of scientific Research	2014-15	Vol 2
Optimization of parameters in drilling of EN 31 Steel using Taguchi method	Adikesavulu.R Sreenivasulubejawada Bathina Sreenivasulu	Novateur publications international journal of innovations in engineering research and technology [ijiert]	2014-15	Vol 1
Design and analysis of a cement mortar lining machine shaft hub and corresponding bolts	M.sreelekha S.praveen Kumar Sreenivasulubejawada	International journal of scientific Research	2014-15	Vol 3
Structural and modal Analysis of Marine Engine Helical Gear	K.Irshad M,Vamsi Krishna Sreenivasulubejawada	International journal of scientific Research	2014-15	Vol 3
Evaluation of Mechanical Properties of polyamide-Egg Shell Powder Composite Materials	Challa Ramesh M. vamsi Krishna Sreenivasulubejawada	International journal of science & Technoledge	2014-15
Harmonic Analysis of Nab Propeller Replaced with composite Material	M.LPavan Kishore R.K.Behera Sreenivasulubejawada	International journal of Current Engineering and technology	2014-15	2347-5161
Modeling and coupled field analysis of polysilicon micro gripper using FEA	N.Arun kumar Gunasekhar reddy Sreenivasulubejawada	National monthly journal of Research in science & technology	2014-15	Vol 3
Design and analysis of a seater race car chassis frame	D.lavanya G.guru mahesh v, ajay Dr.c.Yuvaraj	International journal of Research in aeronautical and mechanical engineering	2014-15	Vol 2
Modeling And Coupled And Filed Analysis Of Polysilicon Micro Gripper Using FEA	N.arun Kumar Gunasekhar Reddy Sreenivasulubejawada	National monthly journal of Research in science & technology	2014-15	Vol 3
estimation of compression strength on hybrid composite corrugated sandwich coupons	G.guru Mahesh G.guru saiprasad Dr.Harinath Gowd R.Manu	International journal of Research of Engineering & technology	2014-15	VOL 3
design and analysis of a single race car chassis frame	G.guru Mahesh D.Lavanya V.ajay Dr. yuvaraj	International journal of Research in aeronautical and mechanical engineering	2014-15	VOL-2
modeling and thermal analysis of si engine piston using FEM	G.guru Mahesh Dr.Harinath Gowd K.Ramesh babu	International journal of mechanical engineering and robotics Research	2014-15	Vol 3
Experimental And Analytical Model For Surface Roughness Prediction During Face Turning Operation En 31 In Cnc Machine	K.Sharmila S.Kareemulla, R.Manu	Tractions on engineering and sciences	2014-15	Vol.2
Effects of electroplating on the mechanical properties of FDM-PLA parts	Naveen kumar TV Mithun V Kulkarni Manu Ravuri	International manager’s journal on Future Engineering & Technology	2014-15	Vol.10 – No. 3
Predictive Machinability of Lm25 aluminium alloy in CNC turning operation with the help of Taguchi Technique	Shakeela. K Manu Ravuri Guna Sekhar Reddy. G	International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology	2014-15	Vol.4
Estimation of Compression Strength On Hybrid Composite Corrugated Sandwich Coupons	G. Guru Sai Prasad Dr. G. Harinath Gowd G. Guru Mahesh R.Manu	International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology	2014-15	Vol 8
Design and Fabrication of Paddy Dehusker	P. Megashyam C.Yuvaraj R. Manu	International Journal of Application or Innovation in Engineering & Management	2014-15	Vol 3
Optimization Of Process Plans For Manufacturing Technique Using Tlbo Algorithm	A.Bhargav K.Ravi	IJSART	2014-15	VOL 2
Buckling Analysis Of Tractor Tie Rod Subjected To Compressive Load	Raghavendra.k Ravi.k	International Journal Of Mechanical And Industeral Technology	2014-15	VOL 2
Application Of Anova And Ann Technique For Optimize Of Chc Machining Parameters	N.Prabhakar B.Sreenivasulu U. Nagaraju	Novateur Publications International Journal Of Innovations In Engineering Research And Technology [Ijiert]	2014-15	VOL 1
Wind-induced responses tall building with various atypical building shapes	Y.C.kim E.K.bandi A.yoshida Y.Tamura H.Tanaka	Journal of wind engineering and industrial aerodynamics	2014-15	http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/jweia.2014.07.001
Numerical finite element investigation on laser cladding of aerospace components	Ramesh Raju Muthukannan Duraiselvam Vijay petley ArunG.K	Life cycle reliability safety engineering	2014-15	Vol 3 issue 3
Degradation through erosion mechanistic studies on in 718 superally under hot air jet conditions	K.G Thirugnanasambantham amd S.Natarajan	Journal of material engineering and performance	2014-15	DOI:10.1007/s11665-1538-6
Sliding Wer Behavior And Its Mechanisums Of Carbonitrided Aisi 8620 Steel At 100 C Under Unlubricated Conditons	R.sankaran D.Rajamani S.Rajamani K.G Thirugnanasambantham	Intitute Of Material Minerals And Mining	2014-15	DOI:10.1179/1743294415Y.000000090
Degradation mechanism for high temperature erosion in surface modified in718 superalloy	K.G Thirugnanasambantham S.Natarajan	Intitute Of Material Minerals And Mining	2014-15	DOI:10.1179/1743294414Y.0000000377
modeling and experimental investigation of the sound and emissions performance for 4 stoke multi cylinder with an aqua silencer	G.maruthi Prasad k.nagaraju h.raghavendra B.malli karjuna reddy G.narayana reddy j bharat kumar K.Srikanth K.Jagadesh	International journal for research in applied science engineering technology	2014-15	Vol 3 issue5
Design Analysis & Optimization Of An Automotive Disc Brake	G.Rajith Kumar S.Thriveni M.Rajasekhar Reddy Dr. G Harinath Gowd	International journal OF Advanced Engineering Researvch And Science	2014-15	VOL. 3 ISSU 3
Performance Investigation Of Di Diesel Engine With Combined Neem And Pongamia Oil Blends	Manu Ravuri M. Rajasekhar Reddy D.Harsha Vadhan K.Mohammed Muzahid	International journal OF Advancement Engineering Research And technology	2014-15	VOL 1 ISSU1

Details of Patents Generated at the Department

The Intellectual Property (IP) output of the department has been growing steadily with more number of patents being applied year on year. Given below is a list of patents filed by department faculty in recent years.

Name	Title of the patent	Submitted	Published	Status
2019-20
Dr. G. Hemanth Kumar, Mr. A. Vasudeva Reddy, Dr. C. Yuvaraj, Dr. H. Mohit	Removal apparatus for cylindrical polymer matrix composite (PMC) parts fabricated by compression cum extruder method	10/07/2019	02/08/2019	Published
Dr. G. Hemanth Kumar, Dr. Rajesh Purohit, H. Babu Vishwanath, H. Mohit, N.Karthikeyan	Development of waste nano chicken keratin fiber and Al-SiCnp reinforced hybrid polymer composites	09/07/2019	02/08/2019	Filed & Published
H Mohit, Dr. G. Hemanth Kumar, H Babu Vishwanath, Sanjay Mavinkere Rangappa, Dr.-ing. Habil Suchart Siengchin, G.R Arpita	Development of Car Bumper Material Utilizing Sugarcane Nanocellulose, Dry Leaves Fiber, Glass Fiber and Al-SiCnp Reinforced Hybrid Polymer Composites	070/7/2019	02/08/2019	Filed & Published
2018-19
Name	Title of the patent	Submitted	Published	Status
Dr. G. Hemanth, H. Babu Vishwanath, Dr. M. Illampoornan, Dr. Harinath Gowd, Dr.H.Mohit	A Novel hole making technique during the thermoforming on Plastic Sheets	02/05/2019	24/05/2019	Filed & Published
Dr. G. Hemanth Kumar, Mr. H. Mohit, Dr. Sanjay Mavinkare Rangappa, Mr. H. Babu Vishwanath, Dr. Yogesha	Plants Dry Stem Waste Nano Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites	05/03/2019	15/03/2019	Filed & Published
Dr. G. Hemanth Kumar, A.Vasudeva Reddy, H.Mohit	Unidirectional Manufacturing of Luffa Fiber reinforcement polymer matrix composite through compression through compression cum extruder die set-up for cylindrical parts.	21/11/2018	30/11/2018	Filed & Published
Dr.Ilampoornan, Mr.Vikash, Dr.G.Hemanth Kumar	An improved voltage compensation technique for long sag condition using ac chopper.	13/08/2018	17/08/2018	Filed
2017-18
Name	Title of the patent	Submitted	Published	Status
Mr. Harinandan kumar, Dr. Muralidhar Singh, M. Hemanth Kumar, Dr. P.Sivaiah, Dr. T. Vishnu Vardhan, Dr. K. V. Nagesha	Utilization of Waste Polyethylene Bags and Fly Ash for Engineering Application	11/05/2018	25/05/2018	Filed & Published
Dr. M. Muralidhar Singh, Mr.Harinandan Kumar, Dr. G. Hemanth Kumar, Dr. K. V. Nagesha, Mr. Vijaya. G.	Development of New Thermal Absorber Coatings for Enhanced Solar Application	12/02/2018	16/02/2018	Filed & Published
Dr.G.Hemanth Kumar, Dr.C.Yuvaraj, Mr.Harinandan Kumar, Dr.P.Sivaiah, Mr.Prabhu Jayaraman	New Invention of Low-Cost Creep Testing Machine with Variable Temperature and Environmental and Environmental Conditions for Composite Material (PMMC)	26/12/2017	05/01/2018	Filed & Published
Dr.P.Sivaiah, Dr.D.Chakradhar, Mrs.B.Uma, Mr.Harinandan Kumar, Dr.G.Hemanth kumar, Mr.P.Mallikarjuna	Apparatus for mist coupled cryogenic cutting fluids delivery system	26/12/2017	05/01/2018	Filed & Published
Dr.P.Sivaiah, Dr.D.Chakradhar, Mrs.B.Uma, Mr.Harinandan Kumar, Dr.G.Hemanth Kumar	Jet stream turning holder for cryogenic spray/jet cooling applications	05/12/2017	15/12/2017	Filed & Published
Dr. Harinandan Kumar, Dr.G.Hemanth Kumar	Apparatus for Determination of CO2/CH4 Adsorption/Desorption Capacity on Intact as well as Powdered Samples	06/11/2017	17/11/2017	Filed & Published
Dr.G.Hemanth Kumar, Mr.H.Mohit, Mr.H.Babu Vishwanath	Development of Dry Leaves Fiber Epoxy Composites for Cupboard Door	04/09/2017	22/09/2017	Filed & Published
Dr.P.Kiranna Kumar	A hyper-elastic-boundary-element based surgical-simulator for training surgeons in a few eye-hand-coordination tasks related to minimally invasive surgery	28/06/2017	07/07/2017	Filed & Published
Dr.Vijesh Vasanth Joshi	A system for gravity-based dispersion of sublimation material	04/04/2017	22/9/2017	Filed & Published
2016-17
Name	Title of the patent	Submitted	Published	Status
Dr.Vijesh Vasanth Joshi	A mixed farming system for crop cultivation and fish farming.	25/05/2017	02/06/2017	Filed & Published

Revenue generated from consultancy

Department faculty are involved in providing engineering consultancy for industry in the areas of heat transfer equipment design and composite materials fabrication. Details of recent consultancy projects taken up by the faculty are provided below.

Name of the teacher-consultants	Name of the facility and department	Name of consultancy project	Consulting/Sponsoring agency with contact details	Year	Revenue generated (INR in Lakhs)
Dr. G. Hemath Kumar	Mechanical Engineering	Composite Research	Blendsteel Engineering Pvt Ltd	2017-2018	4.5
Dr. Prasanna Kumar Lakshmi Duvvi	Mechanical Engineering	Design of a heat exchanger to be incorporated in the given design for an autoclave	Technoconfluence Intelligent engineering solution Pvt Ltd	2018-2019	0.3
Dr. Prasanna Kumar Lakshmi Duvvi	Mechanical Engineering	Coil Design of Evaporators in Ecofrost cold room	Ecofrost Technologies Pvt. Ltd.	2018-2019	0.04161

Details of Funded Research Projects in the Department

The department received its first externally funded project in the year 2013-14 and since then the research funding to the department has steadily grown to ₹ 1,42,61,290/- as on today. Given below is a list of funded research projects carried out in the Department in recent years.

Academic Year 2019-20

Funding Agency : DST ; Scheme-CRG

S.No	Name of the Principal Investigator	Department	Sanctioned Letter Number with date	Project Title	Duration of the Project	Total Sanctioned Amount	Status of the Projects
1	P.I Dr.Srijan Sengupta Co PI Dr.PBN Prasad Co PI Dr.Harikrishna	ME ME Physics	File Number: CRG/2019/001440 dated:14.12.2019	Novel in-situ volume contractible metal halide negative electrodes for high performance lithium-ion batteries	3 years	Rs.32,00,000/-	Approved
Total Amount Rs.32,00,000/-

Academic Year 2016-17

Funding Agency : DST-SERB

S.No	Name of the Principal Investigator	Sanctioned Letter Number with date	Project Title	Duration of the Project	Total Sanctioned Amount	Status of the Projects
1	Dr.I.Arun & Dr.C.Yuvaraj	File No.ECR/2016/000470, dated:08.09.2016	Investigation and Characterization of Electrical Discharge Coated (EDC) Alloys for Mitigation of Biological Fouling on Maritime Structures.	3 years	Rs.38,37,690/-	Ongoing
Total Amount Rs.38,37,690/-

Institute of Engineers, Kolkatta

S.No	Name of the Principal Investigator	Sanctioned Letter Number with date	Project Title	Duration of the Project	Total Sanctioned Amount	Status of the Projects
1	Dr. C. Yuvaraj & Mr. Bathina Sreenivasulu	File No. R.4/2/UG/16-17/UG2017049, dated:12.04.2017	Development of High Strength Material for Micro Air Vehicle Structures	1 year	Rs.25,000/-	Completed
Total Amount Rs.25,000/-

Institute Funded

S.No	Name of the Principal Investigator	Sanctioned Letter Number with date	Project Title	Duration of the Project	Total Sanctioned Amount	Status of the Projects
1	Dr. C. Yuvaraj	TEQIP-II/Seed Grant/MITS/Dec 2016	Design and Development of mixing equipment for producing SS 3161 – CNT composites by Metal injection molding process	6 months	Rs.50,000/-	Completed
2	Dr John Baruch	TEQIP-II/Seed Grant/MITS/Dec 2016	Studies on Wear Behavior of H20 Steel parts produced by Additive Manufacturing	6 months	Rs.60,000/-	Completed
3	Dr. K. V. P. Chakradhar	TEQIP-II/Seed Grant/MITS/Dec 2016	Development of Aluminium-Diamond composite for Heat Sink	6 months	Rs.50,000/-	Completed
4	Dr. A. Bala Raju	TEQIP-II/Seed Grant/MITS/Dec 2016	Stores for smart cities(ATR)	6 months	Rs.50,000/-	Completed
5	Dr.T.Vishnu Vardhan	TEQIP-II/Seed Grant/MITS/Dec 2016	Experimental investigations & Optimization of process parameters on various drilling techniques to reduce the delamination of GFRP composites	6 months	Rs.55,000/-	Completed
6	Mr. M. Vamsi Krishna	TEQIP-II/Seed Grant/MITS/Dec 2016	Enhancement of Tar Cracking Efficiency using Nano Catalyst for Biomass Gasification	6 months	Rs.50,000/-	Completed
7	Dr. S. Bhaskaran	TEQIP-II/Seed Grant/MITS/Dec 2016	Investigation on Wear resistance of high strength aluminum alloy under cryogenic treatment	6 months	Rs.50,000/-	Completed
8	Dr. G. Sayiram	TEQIP-II/Seed Grant/MITS/Dec 2016	Development of Laser Peening of Gas Tungsten Arc Welding for Inconel 800H and Stainless steel AISI 321 Dissimilar Metals	6 months	Rs.50,000/-	Completed
Total Amount Rs.4,15,000/-

Academic Year 2015-16

Funding Agency: DST-SERB

S.No	Name of the Principal Investigator	Sanctioned Letter Number with date	Project Title	Duration of the Project	Total Sanctioned Amount	Status of the Projects
1	Dr.P.Suryanarayana raju	File No. YSS/2014/000894, dated:18.09.2015	Simulation and Analysis of Fire Accidents in Passenger Train Cars	3 years	25,79,600	Ongoing
2	Dr. G. Harinath gowd	File No. SB/FTP/ETA-0178/2014, dated:20.07.2015	Experimental Investigations and Hybrid Approach for Modelling and Multi Objective Optimization of Pulsed Laser Milling of Micro-Channels	3 years	34,39,000	Ongoing
Total Amount Rs.60,18,600/-

Academic Year 2014-15

Funding Agency: UGC-SERO MINOR PROJECT

S.No	Name of the Principal Investigator	Sanctioned Letter Number with date	Project Title	Duration of the Project	Total Sanctioned Amount	Status of the Projects
1	Mr Gunasekhar Reddy M	File No. MRP-6098/15(SERO/UGC), dated:01.01.2015	Design and Development of Hybrid Vehicle for Physically Challenged Persons	2 years	Rs.3,30,000/-	completed
2	Mr Bathina Sreenivasullu	File No. MRP-6099/15(SERO/UGC), dated:01.01.2015	Analysis and Optimization of Tube Hydroforming Process Parameters for Corrosion Resistance Material	2 years	Rs.3,85,000/-	completed
Total Amount Rs.7,15,000/-

Academic Year 2013-14

Funding Agency: Institute of Engineers,Kolkatta

S.No	Name of the Principal Investigator	Sanctioned Letter Number with date	Project Title	Duration of the Project	Total Sanctioned Amount	Status of the Projects
1	Dr. C. Yuvaraj & Mr. Bathina Sreenivasulu	File No. R.4/2/UG/13-14(IE), dated:23.10.2013	Design and Fabrication of Multi-Crop Smashing Combination Thresher	1 year	Rs.50,000/-	Completed
Total Amount Rs.50,000/-

Faculty

The highly qualified faculty of the department come with varied academic backgrounds and prior experience in academia as well as industry from reputed organizations across the world. Majority of the faculty have Doctoral degrees from premier institutions in India like IITs and IISc as well as from foreign universities. Faculty also have a strong publication record in reputed journals and their works are widely cited in literature. The faculty specializations are spread across the whole spectrum of technological areas that come under the broad discipline of mechanical engineering.

S.No	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification	H-Index (scopus)	Profile
1	Dr. T. V. V. L. N. Rao	Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Delhi)	13	View Profile
2	Dr. P. Suryanarayana Raju	Professor & Head	Ph.D. (West Virginia University)	8	View Profile
3	Dr. Prasanna Kumar Duvvi	Professor	Ph.D. (Lamar University)	0	View Profile
4	Dr. C. Yuvaraj	Professor & Principal	Ph.D. (Bangalore University)	3	View Profile
5	Dr. Senthil Kumaar J S	Professor	Ph.D. (Anna University)	8	View Profile
6	Dr. S. Thamizhmanii	Professor	Ph.D. (University Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia)	6	View Profile
7	Dr. G. Harinath Gowd	Professor	Ph.D. (JNTUA, Anantapur)	5	View Profile
8	Dr. Ram Krishna	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (The University of Leicester, United Kingdom)		View Profile
9	Dr. Uday Krishna Ravella	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (Université du Maine, Le mans, France)	5	View Profile
10	Dr. S. Baskaran	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Tiruchirappalli)	5	View Profile
11	Dr. I. Arun	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Tiruchirappalli)	3	View Profile
12	Dr. G. Sadasiva Prasad	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (JNTUA, Anantapur)		View Profile
13	Dr. V. Vamsidhar	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (JNTUA, Anantapur)		View Profile
14	Dr. G. Mallikarjunachari	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Madras)	4	View Profile
15	Dr. R. Prithivi Rajan	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (Anna University)	5	View Profile
16	Dr. K. V. Nagesha	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (NITK, Surathkal)	1	View Profile
17	Dr. P. Sivaiah	Assoc. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Karnataka)	9	View Profile
18	Dr. D. Yuvarajan	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (Anna University)	44	View Profile
19	Dr. B. Chakradhar	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (SVNIT, Surat)	4	View Profile
20	Dr. P. Naresh	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Warangal)	2	View Profile
21	Dr. Arun Nellaiappan T	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Trichy)	10	View Profile
22	Dr. Muralidhar Singh. M	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (VTU, Belagavi)	4	View Profile
23	Dr. Vinod Kumar Singh	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Indore)	9	View Profile
24	Dr. Ashish Agarwal	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Kanpur)	4	View Profile
25	Dr. V. Shanker Nath	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (University of Hyderabad)	2	View Profile
26	Dr. N. Shiva Kumar	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Warangal)	2	View Profile
27	Dr. kulmani Mehar	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Rourkela)	22	View Profile
28	Dr. Anshuman Das	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Rourkela)	10	View Profile
29	Dr. Pawan Kumar	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIEST, Shibpur)	1	View Profile
30	Dr. Ankit Saxena	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Roorkee)		View Profile
31	Dr. Ali Abbas	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Roorkee)	2	View Profile
32	Dr. Alok Bhadauria	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Kharagpur)	6	View Profile
33	Dr. Tuhin Deshamukhya	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Silchar)	5	View Profile
34	Dr. P. Pratap Naidu	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Warangal)	1	View Profile
35	Dr. Hanmant Phadatare	Sr. Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Jodhpur)	3	View Profile
36	Dr. Amit Kumar Rai	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Kanpur)		View Profile
37	Dr. Shince V. Joseph	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Rourkela)	4	View Profile
38	Dr. Amit Kumar Jain	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Indore)		View Profile
39	Dr. Ch. Sateesh Kumar	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Rourkela)	7	View Profile
40	Dr. Saurabh Tiwari	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Indore)	5	View Profile
41	Dr. Arvind Kumar Agrawal	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Guwahati)		View Profile
42	Dr. Subodh Kumar	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT (ISM) Dhanbad)		View Profile
43	Dr. Kamlesh Kumar	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (NIT, Rourkela)		View Profile
44	Dr. Pravesh Kumar	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Jodhpur)	2	View Profile
45	Dr. Kush Kumar Dewangan	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (IIT, Kharagpur)	1	View Profile
46	Dr. Shanmukhasundaram V. R.	Asst. Professor	Ph.D. (BITS Pilani, Hyderabad)	2	View Profile
47	Mr. Vishal Jagota	Asst. Professor	M.Tech., (Ph.D.) (NIT, Hamirpur)	1	View Profile
48	Mr. Manu Ravuri	Asst. Professor	M.Tech., (Ph.D.) (VELS University, Chennai)		View Profile
49	Mr. Pujari Rajesh	Asst. Professor	M.Tech., (Ph.D.) (NIT, Tiruchirappalli)		View Profile
50	Mr. H. Raghavendra	Asst. Professor	M.Tech., (Ph.D.) (JNTUA, Ananthapuramu)		View Profile
51	Mr. Mudassir Khan	Asst. Professor	M.Tech.		View Profile
52	Mr. P. Meghashyam	Asst. Professor	M.Tech.		View Profile
53	Mr. G. S. Vijay Kumar	Asst. Professor	M.Tech.		View Profile
54	Mr. D. Venugopal	Asst. Professor	M.Tech.		View Profile
55	Mr. B. Siva Kumar	Asst. Professor	M.Tech.		View Profile
56	Mr. G. Lokender	Asst. Professor	M.Tech.		View Profile
57	Mr. Mohammed Yaseen Kotwal	Asst. Professor	M.Tech.		View Profile
58	Mr. N. Siva Balaji	Asst. Professor	M.Tech.		View Profile
59	Mr. M. Revantha Kumar	Asst. Professor	M.Tech.		View Profile

Department Infrastructure

To facilitate effectual teaching and learning activities, the department has excellent infrastructure, which includes:

Air-conditioned seminar hall
State-of-the-art digital classroom
All IT enabled classrooms
Classrooms with sound systems
Well-equipped laboratories
Continuously upgraded computer facilities
Well-stocked Department library
Research Labs

The department has ample labs, even beyond curriculum requirements, which are used by students from all years of study. The labs are allotted to the students for every week as per the timetable. Apart from the regular labs, research lab is also available for faculties and students to carry out their research and project work.The maintenance of infrastructure and facilities at the Department is carried out in a timely and thorough manner to ensure maximum availability and minimum downtime of the equipment and services. All the lab facilities and services are made available to the students even in the after-hours and holidays to enable their maximum utilization and benefit to the students.

Department Library

The department has a dedicated library for the students which houses the following facilities

Personal computers: 03
Number of Volumes: 476
Project reports: 449
Lab manuals: 25
Magazines: 03

Lab Facilities for Academics

The Department of Mechanical Engineering features more than adequate and well-equipped laboratories for running the UG as well as PG programs offered in the Department. The list of the laboratories along with the details of major equipment in each of them is provided below.

Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines Lab
Major Equipment in this lab include: Hydraulic turbines - Pelton Wheel, Kaplan Turbine and Francis Turbine Multistage and single stage hydraulic pumps Fluid mechanics experimental setups Hydraulic ram Accessories like stopwatches tachometers etc., Closed Circuits Combined Venture & orifice meter test rig Closed Circuit Turbine flow meter test rig Closed Circuit sudden head losses in varying cross section pipe line test rig.

Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines Lab