INDUSTRY-INSTITUTE INTERACTION
Academic year 2019 – 2020
Title /Theme: Industrial/Technical Visit at Mapro Pvt. Ltd. Wai
Date : 21.09.2019
Duration: 1 Day
No of Students Participated: 100 Students+9 Teaching and non-teaching faculty members
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Technical Visit to Mapro Food Park (Date:21.09.2019) |
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Students at Mapro |
Industry Guide Giving Information about Industry |
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| Event Coordinator: Ms V V Deshmukh Assistant Professor AISSMSCOE, Pune | Industry Coordinator: Mr.Vijay Bhilare |
Report:
Department of E & TC Engineering has organized industrial visit on September 21st , 2019 on Saturday at Mapro Food Park Shendurjane,Tal- Wai, Dist. Satara to study the PLC automation manufacturing process and experience and the current trends in automation like Human machine interface, SCADA system. Students also get an exposure about industrial manufacturing process. Participants from SE &TE E&TC total 100 students along with faculty members visited the plant.
Objectives:
The visit arranged for following Objectives:
- PLC industrial application.
- Food Manufacturing Process
- To create interest of students towards industrial Automation
Outcomes:
- Student Understand the real time PLC based automation in industries
- HMI and PLC interface.
- Students were made aware about current industrial automation.
Conclusion:
- The Visit gave the students the understanding about applications of PLC for industrial automation. How PLC and HMI are effectively used for automation. Students also benefited with the current industrial manufacturing process. Students also come to know the journey of the entrepreneur Mr. Vora (Founder of Mapro Pvt. Ltd) how he established the India’s no one fruit crush manufacturing industry.
Title /Theme: Industrial/Technical Visit at Base Transreceiver Station (BTS) Microwave Antenna, Manchar
Date :23.08.2019
Duration: 1 Day
No of Students Participated: 40
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SE students with faculty members at GMRT |
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Speaker: Dr P P Vast
Designation/Organization: Asst. Professor E&TC, AISSMS COE, Pune
Coordinator: Prof. N P Mawale
Designation/Organization: Asst. Professor E&TC, AISSMS COE, Pune
Reports:
Industrial visit was carried out at Base Transreceiver Station (BTS) Microwave Antenna, Manchar on 23rd August, 2019 for SEM III Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Students. The main objective behind the visit was to make the students aware about how the antennas work and how do they play a major role in our lives. The Journey began at 7:00 am on the morning of the 23rd August, 2019. After having a wholesome meal in Pune, students proceeded towards the facility of BTS Station at Manchar.
After introduction all students were shown the big antenna and were told about how it works and were guided about its various functionalities. BTS also referred to as a base station, is a very important part of a mobile communication.
The visit concluded with an interactive session for the students, where they got an opportunity interact with the concerned authorities and gain more knowledge. The trip included over 36 students of Electronics and Telecommunication branch, visiting the facility. It was a great learning experience for one and all.
Event Objective & Outcome:
Objective of this visit is to provide information of Base Transreceiver Station (BTS) Microwave Antenna, Manchar station situated at Narayangaon, Tal-Junner, Dist-Pune to the students.
Outcome of the visit are
- Students received the information about mobile communication. How the signal is transmitted from one end user to another end user by using fiber optic cable and also by using microwaves.
- Also the components of BTS like, transceiver, power amplifier, multiplexer and various antennas.
- BTS is a networking component of mobile communication from which all signals are received and sent. BTS is controlled by base station controller.
- Antennas used in BTS are conical antenna placed in series so that whole area will get covered.
- On a single tower, antennas with different frequency for different service provider can be implemented.
Title /Theme: Industrial/Technical Visit at GMRT Khodad
Date :23.08.2019
Duration: 1 Day
No of Students Participated: 40
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SE students with faculty members at GMRT |
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Speakers: Experts from GMRT, Khodad
Designation/Organization: Experts from GMRT Khodad.
Coordinator: Prof. S B Dhekale
Designation/Organization: Asst. Professor E&TC, AISSMS COE, Pune
Reports:
Industrial visit was carried out at GMRT on 23rd August, 2019 for SEM III Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Students. The main objective behind the visit was to make the students aware about how the antennas work and how do they play a major role in our lives. The Journey began at 7:00 am on the morning of the 23rd August, 2019. After having a wholesome meal in Pune, students proceeded towards the facility of GMRT.
The site for GMRT, about 10 km east of Narayangaon town on the Pune-Nasik highway, was selected after an extensive search in many parts of India, considering criteria such as low man-made radio noise, availability of good communication, vicinity of industrial, educational and other infrastructure and, a geographical latitude sufficiently north of the geomagnetic equator in order to have a reasonably quiet ionosphere and yet be able to observe a good part of the southern sky as well. After reaching the facility students were guided by the staff member towards one of the big antennas. It was great to know that GMRT consists of 30 fully steerable gigantic parabolic dishes of 45m diameter each spread over distances of up to 25 km.
After introduction all students were shown the big antenna and were told about how it works and were guided about its various functionalities. The meter wavelength part of the radio spectrum has been particularly chosen for study with GMRT because man-made radio interference is considerably lower in this part of the spectrum in India. Fourteen of the thirty dishes are located more or less randomly in a compact central array in a region of about 1 sq km. The remaining sixteen dishes are spread out along the 3 arms of an approximately ‘Y’-shaped configuration over a much larger region, with the longest interferometric baseline of about 25 km.
The visit concluded with an interactive session for the students, where they got an opportunity interact with the concerned authorities and gain more knowledge. The trip included over 36 students of Electronics and Telecommunication branch, visiting the facility. It was a great learning experience for one and all.
Event Objective & Outcome:
Objective of this visit is to provide information of Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) station situated at Narayangaon, Tal-Junner, Dist-Pune to the students. GMRT is one of the most challenging experimental programmes in basic sciences undertaken by Indian scientists and engineers. Students should get aware of this station. They should know the working of this station.
On 28th February GMRT celebrates science day and they organize project exhibition. So our students came across different project and get inspired to design and develop different projects.
Students also observed that the RF waves are captured by steerable gigantic parabolic dishes of 45m diameter at GMRT, these RF waves are then processed for filtering and finally scientists at GMRT try to find out new stars in the space. At GMRT the instrument has state-of-the-art electronics systems developed indigenously and consisting of the following main sub units.
- Antenna feeds at six different frequency bands between 50 MHz and 1500 MHz, having good polarization characteristics as well as simultaneous multiband operation.
- Low-noise amplifiers, local oscillator synthesizers, mixers, IF amplifiers.
- Optical fibres linking the entire array with the CEB. These are used both for the telemetry signals and local oscillator phase reference communication between the CEB and each antenna base.
- A digital 2,30,000-channel FX-type correlator providing up to 128 spectral channels and covering a maximum bandwidth of 32 MHz
Title /Theme: Technical Visit
Date :31.03.2019
Duration: 1 Day
No of Students Participated:78+8 Faculties
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Students and Faculties at Mapro Foods Pvt. Ltd. |
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Speaker: Prof V B Gawai Designation/Organization: Assistant Professor E &TC
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Speaker: Prof N P Mawale Designation/Organization: Faculty Adviser, IEI, Students’ Chapter E&TC Engineering
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Reports:
Department of E & TC Engineering has organized industrial visitonMarch 31, 2019 on at Mapro Food Park Shendurjane,Tal- Wai, Dist. Satara to study the PLC automation manufacturing process and experience and the current trends in automation like Human machine interface, SCADA system. Students also get an exposure about industrial manufacturing process. Participants from TE (27) and BE (50) students along with faculty members will visit the plant.
Objectives:
The visit arranged for following Objectives:
- PLC industrial application.
- Food Manufacturing Process
- To create interest of students towards industrial Automation
Outcomes:
- Student Understand the real time PLC based automation in industries
- HMI and PLC interface.
- Students were made aware about current industrial automation.
Conclusion:
The Visit gave the students the understanding about applications of PLC for industrial automation. How PLC and HMI are effectively used for automation. Students also benefited with the current industrial manufacturing process. Students also come to know the journey of the entrepreneur Mr.Vora (Founder of Mapro Pvt. Ltd) how he established the India’s no one fruit crush manufacturing industry.
Title /Theme: Industrial Visit at Vighnahar Sugar Factory , Pune
Date :31.01.2020
Duration: 1 Day
No of Students Participated:63 + 05 Faculty
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Studnets at Vighnahar Sugar Factory |
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Industry Coordinator: Mr. Vijay Banagar
Designation/Organization: Senior Associate at Vighnahar Sugar Factory , Pune
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One Days Industrial Visit of TE Electronics and Telecommunication and TE Electronics students was organized by IEI Students’ Chapter Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Students members on 31.01.2020. TE Electronics and Telecommunication Students gave Technical Demonstration on their industry Work. Question answer sessions followed by Demonstration were there. The Industrial visit was coordinated by Prof S A Takalkar.
Title /Theme: Technical Visit
Date :17.02.2020
Duration: 1 Day
No of Students Participated: 40
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| Technical Visit to Metro Station (Date:17.02.2020) |
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| Coordinator: Prof V S Navale Designation/Organization: Assistant Professor, E &TC | Coordinator: Prof N P Mawale Designation/Organization: Faculty Adviser, IEI, Students’ Chapter E&TC Engineering |
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Technical Visitorganized at Metro Station, Pimpri, Pune on 17.02.2020. Visit was Organised by Prof V S Navale for SE (E&TC) and Total 40 student participants visited Metro Station Site. The detailed working of Metro Station, Power Station and Control panel in Boogie were understood by participants.
Title /Theme: Technical Visit
Date :18.02.2020
Duration: 1 Day
No of Students Participated: 32
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| Technical Visit to Metro Station (Date:18.02.2020) |
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| Coordinator: Prof V S Navale Designation/Organization: Assistant Professor, E &TC | Coordinator: Prof N P Mawale Designation/Organization: Faculty Adviser, IEI, Students’ Chapter E&TC Engineering |
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Technical Visit organized at Metro Station, Pimpri, Pune on 18.02.2020. Visit was Organised by Prof V S Navale for BE(Electronics) and Total 32 student participants visited Metro Station Site. The detailed working of Metro Station, Power Station and Control panel in Boogie were understood by participants.
Title /Theme: Technical Visit
Date :14.10.2019
Duration: 1 Day
No of Students Participated: 63
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| Technical Visit to : Dzine Arena Pvt Ltd, Chinchwad MIDC Pune | |
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| Speaker: Mr. Sameer Kanse Designation/Organization: Dzine Arena Chinchwad MIDC Pune | Speaker: Prof. R R Itkarkar Designation/Organization: Asst. Professor E & TC |
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Technical Visit organized at Dzine Arena at Chinchwad MIDC Pune on 14.10.2019. Visit was Organised by Prof R R Itkarkar and Total 63 student participants visited with Prof. A Y Kazi and Prof. S P Bhosale. Live Embedded projects, with its Planning, Designing and Implementation was experienced by participants.
INDUSTRY-INSTITUTE INTERACTION
Academic year 2017 – 2018
1. INDUSTRIAL VISITS CONDUCTED
1. BTS station for mobile communication, Mandala.
Class: SE (Electronics)
Faculty Coordinator: Prof. N P Mawale , Prof. V S Navale
Students with Faculty Members Prof N P Mawale and Prof V S Navale at BTS Station at Mandala
1 Dish Antenna 2 Sector Antenna
2. AUTOMATION EXPO-2017 AT BOMBAY EXHIBITION CENTRE,GOREGAON (E), MUMBAI
2. EXPERT LECTURES DELIVERED BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS
| Sr. No. | Class | Name of Expert and Industry | Designation | Topic | Date |
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| 1 | S E (Electronics) | Mr. Sanjay Jogalekar, KANAAD Services and Training | Proprietor | Applications of Solid State Devices in Industry | 24/07/2017 |
| 2 | T E (Electronics) | Mr. Rajendra Khope, ioCare, Pune | Founder and Chief Decision maker | IoT –Internet of Things | 06/10/2017 |
| 3 | B E (Electronics) | Mr. Sharad Pawar, Darul Handasah (Shair and Partner) | Electrical Design Engineer | Advanced Power Electronics |