A Report of Industrial Visit to

" Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL), Kakrapar”

Organized by

Mechanical Engineering Department (19)

For

7th Semester B.E. Mechanical Engineering 56 No. of Students

On

4th October 2017

Faculties accompanied: Prof. Krunal A. Hathiwala, Prof. Dhaval S. Chaudhary

Facilitator at NPCIL, Kakrapar : Shri M.J. Makwana , Shri Shailesh Kumar

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 -:Acknowledgement:-

The industrial visit at Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL), Kakrapar was
impossible to us without the efforts and valuable inputs from collage and faculties. We are here extending to
our great acknowledgement and appreciation to following persons with their memorial inputs that are not
limited only those mentioned below.
The first and the most acknowledged is Dr.K.N.Mistry, Principal Sir who was very helpful to us.
As a principal, he has inspired us to arrange industrial visit to Final year students. He has injected us the
familiarity and methodology of planning of visit. Not only that as giving the permission of industrial visit,
his academic guidance, fairness and responsiveness to kind of queries remains him as a role model, there of
we are extending our gratitude to Dr.K.N.Mistry, Principal Sir.

We owe a deep sense of gratitude to Shri Dr. H.S.Patil Sir, Head of Mechanical Engineering
Department, always supports and provides all the facilities and guides at each and every stage and solves all
the problems regarding the Industrial visit. His constants encouragement , timely suggetion helped to
complete industrial visit and conclude it, ascertaining him a commemorative plaque at deep of our heart.

We are extremely Thankful to Shri Aniket Mistry for providing all information about Nuclear
Power Plant and its advantages and makes possible this visit. It is privillge to thank Nuclear Power
Corporation of India Limited, Kakrapar to give us Permission for Industrial Visit.

We thank profusely to all the students for kind behavior and support at every stage during Industrial
visit.

Again thanks for valuable collaborations

Prof. Krunal A. Hathiwala

Prof. Dhaval S. Chaudhary

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 -:About NPCIL:-

Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) is a Public Sector Enterprise under the
administrative control of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE),Government of India. The Company
was registered as a Public Limited Company under the Companies Act, 1956 in September 1987 with the
objectives of operating atomic power plants and implementing atomic power projects for generation of
electricity in pursuance of the schemes and programmes of the Government of India under the Atomic
Energy Act, 1962. NPCIL also has equity participation in BHAVINI, another PSU of Department of Atomic
Energy (DAE) which implements Fast Breeder Reactors programme in the country.

NPCIL is responsible for design, construction, commissioning and operation of nuclear power
reactors. NPCIL is a MoU signing, profit making and dividend paying company with the highest level of
credit rating (AAA rating by CRISIL and CARE). NPCIL is presently operating 22 commercial nuclear
power reactors with an installed capacity of 6780 MW. The reactor fleet comprises two Boiling Water
Reactors (BWRs) and 18 Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs) including one 100 MW PHWR at
Rajasthan which is owned by DAE, Government of India and two 1000 MW VVER reactor KKNPS-1&2, in
this, latest addition to the fleet is the unit-2 of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Station, a 1000 MW VVER
(Pressurised Water Reactor type), which has started its commercial operation on March 31, 2017. Currently
NPCIL has Eight reactors under various stages of construction totaling 6200 MW capacity.

Pre-project activities at new sites, which were accorded ‘in principle' approval by the Government,
have been initiated so as to enable early launch of projects at these sites.

Being a responsible corporate citizen, NPCIL accomplishes CSR activities and implements projects
related to Sustainable Development (SD). The company is compliance to Corporate Governance as per
guidelines issued by Department of Public Enterprises (DPE).

Vision:-
“To be globally proficient in nuclear power technology, contributing towards long term energy
security of the country.”

Mission:-
To develop nuclear power technology and to produce nuclear power as a safe, environmentally begin
and an economically viable source of electrical energy to meet the increasing electricity needs of the country.

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Objectives:-

 To maximise the power generation and profitability from nuclear power stations with the motto
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‘safety first and production next’.
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 To increase nuclear power generation capacity in the country, consistent with available resources in a
safe, economical and rapid manner, in keeping with the growth of energy demand in the country.
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 To continue and strengthen QA activities relating to nuclear power programme within the
organisation and those associated with it.
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 To develop personnel at all levels through an appropriate Human Resources Development (HRD)
programme in the organisation with a view to further improve their skills and performance consistent
with the high technology.
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 To continue and strengthen the environmental protection measures relating to nuclear power
generation.
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 To continue and strengthen the neighborhood welfare programme/CSR activities for achieving
inclusive growth of surrounding population.
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 To share appropriate technological skill sand expertise at national and international levels.
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 To bring about modernisation and technological innovation in activities.
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 To coordinate and endeavor to keep the sustained association with the other units of DAE

Operating Units and Units Under Construction:-

The Operating Nuclear Power Units are:

Tarapur Atomic Power Station Units-1&2 (2x160 MW BWRs),

Tarapur Atomic Power Station Units-3&4 (2x540 MW PHWRs),
Rajasthan Atomic Power Station Units 1to 6 (100 MW, 200 MW and 4x220 MW PHWRs),
Madras Atomic Power Station Units-1&2 (2x220 MW PHWRs),
Narora Atomic Power Station Units-1&2 (2x220 MW PHWRs),
Kakrapar Atomic Station Units-1&2 (2x220 MW PHWRs),
Kaiga Generating Station Unit-1 to 4 (4x220 MW PHWRs) and
Kudankulam Nuclear Power Station Unit-1&2 (2x1000 MW VVER)

In addition, NPCIL also has a 10 MW Wind Power Plant at Kudankulam site.

The units under construction are:

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 Kakrapar Atomic Power Project Rajasthan Unit-3&4 (2x700 MW PHWRs)
Atomic Power Project Gorakhpur Haryana Units-7&8 (2x700 MW PHWRs)
Anu Vidhyut Pariyojna Kudankulam Units-1&2 (2x700 MW PHWRs)
Nuclear Power Project Unit-3&4 (2x1000 MW VVER)

Operating Performance:-
The nuclear power gross generation of 40001 MUs was achieved in the year 2016-17. NPCIL has set
several records in the safe operation of nuclear power plants. So far NPCIL has consistently maintained
overall availability factor of reactors above 80% for several years.

Safety Performance:-
NPCIL has about 48 years of experience in safe operation of nuclear power plants, with motto of
‘Safety first and Production next'. The Environmental Management System (EMS) and Occupational Health
and Safety Management System (OHSMS) as per ISO-14001: 2004 and IS-18001: 2007 respectively are
maintained at all the stations. By following the principle of ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable)
and maintaining the highest standards of safety within the Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs), the occupational
exposures of employees of the company at various NPPs are maintained well below the values specified by
the regulator, Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB). The environmental releases of radioactive effluents
from NPPs are maintained significantly low (average less than 1% of the limits specified by AERB). NPCIL
contributed in enhancing safety & reliability of nuclear power plants globally through its active participants
in World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO), Candu Owners Group (COG), IAEA and other
international organizations. NPCIL units have received several safety awards from various national agencies
like AERB, NSCI, Gujarat Safety Council, National Safety Council-Mumbai and DGFASLI.

Public Outreach Programme:-

Recognising the need of reaching out to people around its sites and sharing the information on
nuclear power to generate correct perspective about nuclear power, NPCIL scaled up its Public Awareness
programmes in a structured manner using a multipronged approach. Through several modes of
communication, dissemination of accurate information on nuclear power to different target groups is being
done regularly.

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 -:About Plant:-

Kakrapar Atomic Power Station is a nuclear power station in India, which lies in the proximity of the
city of Vyara in the state of Gujarat. It consists of two 220 MW pressurized water reactors with heavy water
as moderator (PHWR). The construction costs originally were estimated to be 3.8252 billion rupees, the
plant was finally finished at a price of 13.35 billion rupees. Construction of units 3&4 started in November
2010. In January 2003, KAPS Unit-1 went critical on 3 September 1992 because of a leakage in the cooling
loop and began commercial electricity production a few months later on 6 May 1993. KAPS Unit-2 went
critical on 8 January 1995 and began commercial production in September 1, 1995. CANDU Owners Group
(COG) declared K.A.P.S. as the best performing pressurized heavy water reactor.

Nuclear power corporation of India limited(NPCIL) is Public Sector Enterprise under the
administrative control of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE),Government of India. It was
established on 17th September, 1987.There are 20 units running under the NPCIL all over the India.
Approximated installed capacity is 4780Mwe. All the Nuclear power plants are ISO-14001 and IS-18001
certified. The nuclear power plants under NPCIL are situated at Tarapur, Rawatbhata, Kalpakkum, Narora,
Kakrapar and Kaiga. The type of reactors is BWR or PHWR.

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About Nuclear Power Plant at Kakrapar:-

Kakrapar Atomic Power Station is a nuclear power station in India, which lies in the proximity of the
city of Vyara in the state of Gujarat. Commercial operation of plant has started on May 6, 1993. In plant
there are two pressurized reactors of 220MW with a heavy water as moderator (PWHR). The construction
costs originally were estimated to be 3.8252 billion rupees; the plant was finally finished at a price of 13.35
billion rupees. Construction of units 3&4 started in November 2010. Kakrapar Nuclear Plant has won so
many national and international awards for their safety and performance.
India’s Nuclear strategy is classified in 3 stages: (1) PHWR (2) FBR (3) Breeder reactor

Kakrapar Nuclear power plant is working on stage 1. New two plants which are under construction is
also working on stage 1 and it will produce 700MWe.

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 -:Operating Performance of the Plant:-

Location : Kakrapar, Surat, Gujarat

Unit Reactor Type Capacity(MWe) Date of Commercial Operation

1 Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor(PHWR) 220 May 6, 1993
2 Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor(PHWR) 220 September 1, 1995

Cumulative Generation upto September – 2017 (Since Commercial Operation)

Unit Cumulative Generation(MUs)

1 28891
2 29169

Generation Statistics during the Current Financial Year ( 2017-2018 )

Unit Gross Generation(MUs) Capacity Factor (%) Period

1 0 0 Apr 2017 - Sep 2017
1 0 0 Sep 2017 - Sep 2017
2 0 0 Apr 2017 - Sep 2017
2 0 0 Sep 2017 - Sep 2017

Previous Years Generation Statistics

Unit Year Gross Generation(MUs) Capacity Factor (%) Availability Factor (%)
1 2016-2017 0 0 0
1 2015-2016 1608 83 82
1 2014-2015 1943 101 99
1 2013-2014 1862 97 94
2 2016-2017 0 0 0
2 2015-2016 421 22 24
2 2014-2015 1586 82 88
2 2013-2014 1891 98 100

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 -:Constructional Data of Units:-
Main plant area: - 1000 * 700 m2
Excavation earth and rock: - 387000 m3
Concrete / Cement: - 235000 MT / 131000MT
Structural steel/RE steel: - 15000 MT/ 25000MT
Piping/ SS tubing: -55 km
Power and control cable: - 190km and 250km
Tallest Structure: - Unit 1 NDG (126.5m)

Technical Data:-
Type of reactor: - PHWR
Gross electricity generation: - 2* 200MWe
Type of Fuel: - Natural Uranium
Primary coolant: - Heavy water
Number of bundles: - 3672
Number of coolant channel: - 306
Length of bundle: - 49.5cm
Diameter of bundle: -8.15cm
Weight of bundle: - 16.5kg
Weight of uranium oxide cell: -15kg

Details of Constructional Element:-

Calandria :Made of stainless steel, 6.05m of diameter, 4.65m of length
EndShield :Diameter of end shield is 5.2m
Channel :5.33 m of zircoallytube (coolant tube)

Units Under Construction:-

In Kakrapar nuclear power plant there are two PHWR reactors named as KAPS-1 and KAPS-2. Both
can generate electricity of 200MWe to 220MWe.KAPS-3 and KAPS-4 plants are under construction and
their capacity to produce electricity of 700MWe. Expected date of commercial operation of KAPS – 3 AND
KAPS – 4 are 2018 and 2019 respectively

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 Two units of 700 MW are under construction at NPCIL,Kakrapar.

Unit Reactor Type Capacity(MWe) Construction Expected Date of

Start Commercial
Operation
3 Pressurised Heavy Water 700 22 November 2018
Reactor(PHWR) 2010
4 Pressurised Heavy Water 700 22 November 2019
Reactor(PHWR) 2010

Details of Incidents on Plant:-

 1998 KAPS-1 was switched off because of a leakage in the cooling loop for 66 days.
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 10 March 2004 the at the time of supply for the control rods were irreparably damaged during
maintenance work. In response, poisons were added to the system and the reactor was shut off.
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 On 22 August 2006 it was reported by village inhabitants the area around the power station had been
penetrated. A search by the police did not result in any findings
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 On 11 March 2016, KAPS-1 automatically shut down due to a leak of heavy coolant water, leaving both
reactors non-operational. The leak was plugged ten days later.
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 As of February 2017 both reactors are still shut down, with KAPS-1 awaiting replacement of its coolant
channel.

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 -:Activities on the day of Visit:-

The bus had reached around 8:30 am at the Kakrapar site. We took entry for our visit at 10:00 am. In
the visit, NPCIL authorities welcomed us on the Gate-Pass section. All the students had submitted their ID
card photocopies there and registered first. We all moved to the main site of the plant by their bus. Then after
reaching there, we were taken for the breakfast. After that, we moved to presentation hall. Then Mr. Shailesh
Kumar (Maintenance engineers) came there along with two other engineers. They explained the working of
Nuclear power plant with the help of demo structure of the plant. The questioning was also being taken by us
and the satisfactory answers were given by them. Then they explained all the nuclear power plants which are
established and are under construction in India. They also distributed two booklets. Later they discussed
about the various activities about plant in nearby areas.

At Main Gate of NPCIL,Kakrapar

Then we all were moved towards the working site of the plant where we had seen the natural draught
cooling tower and the forced draught cooling tower. We all were moved towards the safety and control
department. There we had observed different control rooms for different turbine sections. All the control of
the whole generation system was controlled by that control room containing different control switches and
digital panels. This whole controlling system was controlled by 2 to 3 control engineers. There were two
different sections in the control room. One of them was for the whole controlling of the power generation of
unit -1 and other was for the power generation for the unit-2. Then we were taken to the plant where we had
seen the condensers, heat exchangers, water circulating pumps.

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 We had also seen re heaters. One of the engineers had given overview of the working of the heat
exchangers and the other units. The steam which was generated was taken to the steam turbines and turbines
were caused to generate the electricity which was generated by the generator. All the flows whether it was
air flow or steam flow or water flow were flowing from the piping which was appearing to be a complex
design of the plant. Though these much equipments were there the plant was very neat and tidy. We had also
seen some release valves for releasing the unwanted flow of steam. This way, the complete information
regarding each and every section of the plant was given by the allotted engineers and they also briefly
explained regarding how this power generation was actually taking place.

They also explained that how this generated nuclear power was transmitted. They also discussed
regarding how the backup power system was helpful in the case of power failure in the plant. After this we
had seen the nuclear reactors from outside. One of the reactors was under the maintenance condition. One of
those allotted engineers had told that the construction of two new plants each of capacity 700 MW were
under construction and would get completed till year 2018-2019. Then a whole grid system containing
generators, transformers, electricity transfer cables were observed. After this complete explanation we had
went to the exit. After the complete explanation of the nuclear power plant we had been taken to the canteen
for the lunch. After finishing the lunch we had travelled to the main gate by the company’s transportation
vehicle. Then after reaching at the main exit we had officially checked out and then after we had thanked the
all authorities and left the plant. On the way back to college the photo of visit had been taken and all the
students finally left for the college.

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 -:We Learn:-

On 4th October 2017 (Wednesday), we reached at KAKRAPAR Atomic Power Station (KAPS). We
reached inside power plant at 10:30 am.

We firstly got the overall technical information at Training center by the expert technician Mr.
Shailesh Kumar,who have experience of 22 years at Kakrapar atomic power station-NPCIL.

The plant consists of following components:-

1. Reactor Building (RB) – 1 & 2

2. Turbine Building (TB) – 1 & 2
3. Service Building
4. CW Pump House
5. Natural Draft Cooling Tower (NDCT) – 1 & 2
6. Induced Draft Cooling Tower (IDCT) – 1 & 2
7. Demineraliser Plant (DM Plant)
8. 220 KV Switch yard
9. Stack
10. Canteen Building
11. Administrative Building
12. Ware House

1. Reactor building (RB) – 1 & 2 :-

It consists of
a. Calandria
b. Primary Heat Transport Pump and Moderator System
c. Control and Shutdown
a. Calandria :-
This contains Uranium-236 R as a fuel integral with end shields.

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 Calandria
b. Primary Heat Transport Pump and Moderator System:-
Primary heat transport system circulates heavy water through the fuel in the coolant channels to
extract the heat generated in the fuel by fission.
c. Control and Shutdown :-
Power generation is controlled and adjusted through reactivity regulating system. It consists two
shutdown systems, primary shutdown system consists 14 nos. Of mechanical rods & secondary comprises of
12 nos. Of liquid poison tubes.
“Reactor building consists of two walls at 2.0 m distance apart, primary containment made up of pre-
stressed concrete as a cylindrical shell and secondary made up of reinforced concrete. Primary Containment
has 40m outer diameter while Secondary has 46m outer diameter.”
2. Turbine Building (TB) – 1 & 2:-
The heat energy from reactor is transferred by PHT systems to light water in steam generators. Steam
with 40 kg/sq.cm and temperature of 250 Celsius is supplied to the turbo generator through main steam
headers.
There are two types of turbines are used in plant:
a. impulse turbines
b. reaction turbines
3. Service Building:-
It includes new fuel room, spent fuel storage bay, light water auxiliary cooling equipment, chemical
laboratory, ventilation system and access to the reactor building.
4. Natural Draft Cooling Tower (NDCT) – 1 & 2:-
“It is naturally drawn cooling tower. It possess a typical structure with large base for strength & roof
comparatively smaller for venturrie effect”.

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5. Induced Draft Cooling Tower (IDCT) – 1 & 2:-
It is mechanically drawn cooling tower with smaller height as compare to NDCT. In this cooling
tower water is splited into droplets for decreasing it's temperature.
6. Demineraliser Plant (DM Plant):-
This plant demineralises water for controlling its conductivity and protecting the pipe from
cavitation.Pipes are made from NIOBIUM for controlling ductile to brittle transition.
7. 220 Kv Switchyard:-
The switchyard has 13 bays. Each bay contains isolators , current transformers, lighting arrestors,
wave traps and capacitor voltage transformer.
Station electric power is evacuated through seven nnumber of 220KV lines connecting to the Gujarat
electricity board grid network, two lines to Haldarva (near Bharuch), two to Vapi, two to Vav (near Surat)
and one to Ukai Thermal power station (interconnection).

8. STACK:-
Stack provide for the controlled release of gaseous effluents after filtration and dilution which is
made of prestressed concrete of 100 m height.

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 -:Glimpse of Visit:-

At Information & Training Center NPCIL, Kakrapar

At NPCIL,Kakrapar

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 Group Photograph at NPCIL, Kakrapar

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 -:Conclusion:-

As Students visited and looked at all the operations, Processes of Nuclear Power Corporation of India
Limited,Kakrapar. We have learnt the proper management criteria of the production process of electric
energy from other sources of energy like nuclear, thermal, hydraulic energy and had an chance to extract
more knowledge of functioning and working of an Power Plant.

Also,We saw the working of Reactor, Colling system and towers, and turbine too. We were also
explained the CANDU (Canada Deuterium Uranium) type reactor. We were also given the demo of the
power plant in the small-scale model in the model room.

Industry saw the Nuclear Power Plant Types ,Constuction ,Function of elements, Working and came
to know the actual concept of how the Nuclear Power Plant has Work , What they have learned in theoretical
subject like Power Plant Engineering.

It is pleasure that Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited, Kakrapar has open the door for
Industrial Training of students of GDEC, Navsari for anytime and Industry-Institution relation has been
developed. If the performance of the students will be satisfactory during training period they will likely to
give a chance to place the students of their esteemed industries.

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 -:Feedbacks:-

1. Prof. Krunal A. Hathiwala (Faculty of GIDC Degree Engineering,Navsari)

It is great experience of NPCIL, Kakrapar. It is very useful to students because students can observe
working of NPP and its various working Cycles and Components like Reactor Building, Turbine Building,
Service Building, They can understand working of CW Pump house, Natural Draft Cooling Tower, Induced
Draft Cooling Tower, Control room etc.

2. Prof. Dhaval S. Chaudhary (Faculty of GIDC Degree Engineering, Navsari)

It is nice industrial visit at NPCIL;Kakrapar. It will help to students in their studies also. I have gather
lot of information about working of Nuclear Power Plant and its different working cycles.

3. Student
It was great experience to visit NPCIL, Kakrapar. I got lot of information about Nuclear Power Plants
and its working. We see whatever we learn theoretically. It is helpful to get practical information beyond the
textbook. We see new technologies use in Nuclear Power Plant.

4. Student
I want to thank our faculties and Institute for organizing such a wonderful visit. It was great
opportunity to develop skill , Improve technical knowledge. This kind of visit useful to students for Industry
experience. We hope we get further more chances to have such wonderful and informative experiences of
visiting different Industry.

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 Annexture-1
Permission / Undertaking by Teachers / Students / Parents / Gaurdian

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 Annexture-2
List of Student for Industrial Visit

Sr.No. Enrollment No. Name of the Student

1 131100119044 RATHOD DHAVALKUMAR RAMESHBHAI

2 141100119005 BHALARA UDAYKUMAR ASHWINBHAI

3 141100119014 CHINTAN ASHVIN SURATI

4 141100119015 DESAI DEEP M

5 141100119020 GAUTAM SUNEETKUMAR VINODKUMAR

6 141100119021 GANDHI NISARG DHARMESHKUMAR

7 141100119024 INTWALA ADITYA KISHORCHANDRA

8 141100119027 KHALIFA BILAL SALIMBHAI

9 141100119030 LAD BHAVIN PRAKASHBHAI

10 141100119033 MANGUKIYA JAYMIN BHUPENDERABHAI

11 141100119034 MARATHE RAKESHKUMAR ASHOKBHAI

12 141100119035 MEHTA TEJASKUMAR UDESHBHAI

13 141100119037 NAIR RAHUL RAJAN

14 141100119043 PATEL AKHILKUMAR BALUBHAI

15 141100119067 PATEL JIMIKUMAR DINESHBHAI

16 141100119068 PATEL KARTIK BALUBHAI

17 141100119069 PATEL KAVANKUMAR MAHENDRABHAI

18 141100119071 PATEL KEYUR BHUPENDRABHAI

19 141100119076 PATEL NILAYKUMAR PRAVINCHANDRA

20 141100119078 PATEL PARTH HARSHADBHAI

21 141100119079 PATEL PRANAV SATISHBHAI

22 141100119082 PATEL RAVINDRAKUMAR DHANJIBHAI

23 141100119086 PATEL SHREYAL RANJITBHAI

24 141100119088 PATEL TEJASH NALINBHAI

25 141100119096 PATEL YUGAL SUMANBHAI

26 141100119099 RAVIKUMAR BALVANTBHAI PATEL

27 141100119100 SATYAM RAJENDRASINGH BHADORIA

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 28 141100119101 SHAH AKSHAYKUMAR ASHOKBHAI

29 141100119108 SOLANKI HERI GIRISHBHAI

30 141100119109 SONI AKSHAYBHAI DINESHBHAI

31 141100119114 TANDEL KARANKUMAR SOMABHAI

32 141100119121 VAGHANI PARTH KISHORBHAI

33 141100119123 VASHI TEJAS CHETANBHAI

34 141100119125 YAGNIK LATHIYA

35 141100119127 SIMBINE TERCIO FILIPE

36 151103119001 BARODIYA PRITESHKUMAR SURESHBHAI

37 151103119003 BHATT ATULKUMAR KANTILAL

38 151103119004 DESAI PARTHKUMAR BHARATBHAI

39 151103119005 DESAI PRIYANK ANILKUMAR

40 151103119006 DUSHANE MITESH ASHOKBHAI

41 151103119007 GAJERA SHYAMKUMAR HIMMATBHAI

42 151103119008 GHAYAL MITANG DHARMESHKUMAR

43 151103119011 KANSARA NISHANT BHARAT

44 151103119013 KEVAT HEMANG ANILKUMAR

45 151103119014 LAD KRUNAL BALVANTBHAI

46 151103119015 MAROLIA JAY BHARATBHAI

47 151103119016 MISTRY PRATIK BHARATKUMAR

48 151103119017 NAIK VATSAL PRAKASHBHAI

49 151103119018 NIKAM NITEENKUMAR BALAKDAS

50 151103119020 PATEL BHAVIKKUMAR MUKESHBHAI

51 151103119022 PATEL HIREN RAMESHBHAI

52 151103119023 PATEL JAY DINESHBHAI

53 151103119028 PATEL TEJASKUMAR DHANSUKHBHAI

54 151103119032 SANDAPA MILANKUMAR RAMJIBHAI

55 151103119034 THORIYA PAYALBEN BABUBHAI

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Report Prepared by:
7th Semester Students,
Mechanical Engineering Department,
GIDC Degree Engineering College, Abrama, Navsari.

Report Prepared & Compiled by:

Krunal A. Hathiwala
Asst. Professor,
Mechanical Engineering Department,
GIDC Degree Engineering College, Abrama, Navsari.

Dhaval S. Chaudhary
Asst. Professor,
Mechanical Engineering Department,
GIDC Degree Engineering College, Abrama, Navsari.

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 Thank You

Department of Mechanical Engineering

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