COSMIC

Annual
Magazine of Engineering
& Technology Session (2022-23)

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CONTENTS

05. Department of
Civil Engineering

40. Department of Electrical

Engineering

68. Department of Mechanical

and Mining Engineering

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 WELCOME

Department of Civil
Engineering
About the Department

The significance of construction projects in relation to sustainable development has

been on a constant rise, creating a high demand for civil engineering experts. The
Faculty of Engineering offers graduate & Post graduate programs in Civil Engineering
and seeks to impart to the students the knowledge and competencies related to
construction and building structures. The Department of Civil Engineering is equipped
with a league of expert faculties and resource persons from renowned IITs and
NITs, who endeavour to provide the students with a comprehensive theoretical and
practical understanding of Engineering. The program is approved, thus guaranteeing
students of the most enriching quality learning experience.

As a way of developing the practical skills of the students, the department is also
equipped with laboratories and research centres which focus on various domains of Civil
Engineering such as Structural Engineering, Earthquake Engineering, Transportation
Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Environmental Engineering
and Concrete Technology. Beyond the scope of the academics, the department also
seeks to develop the career competencies of the students, making them industry
ready, during the course of the academics.

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Our CoreTeam
DR. P. S. CHAPRE DR. N. K. DHAPEKAR
Professor Professor & Dept.
M.Tech (Irrigation Coordinator
Eng.)& Ph.D. M.Tech (Structure) and
Ph.D.

MR. HONEY GAUR MR. AKSHIT LAMBA

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
M.Tech (Structures) M.Tech (Structures)
and Ph.D.(P) and Ph.D. (P)

MR. MOHAMMAD MS. SWATI AGRAWAL

IRSHAD ANSARI Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor M.Tech (Environmental
M.Tech (CTM) Engg.) and Ph.D.(P)

MR. MANAS RATHORE MR. PIYUSH DAS

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
M.Tech (CTM) M.Tech (CTM)

MS. RUCHI
MRS. KIRTI SAHU CHANDRAKAR
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
M.Tech (CTM) M.Tech (CTM)

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EVENTS ORGANIZED BY
THE DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Guest Lecture Departmental Activity
Event Date: 13th February 2023

Title: “Application of Construction Chemicals in Civil Engineering

Infrastructures”
Coordinator/Convenor: Mrs. Kirti Sahu Tirpude
Resource Person: Dr. N. K. Dhapekar

O
bjective: Guest Speakers provide an experiences. Students get to see the insight and
important educational experience for perspective of the guest lecturers’ specific fields.
students based on their real-world life

Glimpses

Guest Welcome by a Potted Plant Introduction of the Guest

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Guest Speaker’s address to the Students Students with Faculty Members

DESCRIPTION/SUMMARY OF
THE EVENT

P
urpose: Students get a new perspective
on the chemicals used in the construction
industry. The Guest Lecture give a better
opportunity to know about the job opportunities
in this sector.

Students get current industry insights regarding

the applications of construction chemicals. They
come to know about the collaborations across
the globe.

Details:
The Guest Lecture was conducted on 13th
February 2023 at Main Building GF-15 on
the topic ‘Application of Chemicals in Civil
Engineering Infrastructures’ for the students
of the Department of Civil Engineering by
guest speaker Mr. R. P. Pataskar, Consulting
Engineer Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Dr. C. P.
Jawahar welcomed the guest with a potted
plant, followed by a speech. He said that it is
a great pleasure to welcome such a noble
personality as our Guest. He welcomed and
thanked all students and staff members for
taking a keen part in this guest lecture and
making it successful. Dr. C. P. Jawahar, Dean
Faculty of Technology, also shared his views
and idea about the utilisation of the chemical
in civil infrastructure and the importance of
guest lectures. Lastly, a memento and vote of
thanks were given by Dr. N.K. Dhapekar Head
Department of Civil Engineering. On behalf of
the department, he said I extend a really hearty
vote of thanks to our chief guest who spared
time from his busiest schedule to grace the
occasion. Today we had an opportunity to hear
your thoughts, and this will surely be going to
encourage us in our future events.

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Debate Competition
Departmental Activity
Event Date: 21st March 2023

Title: “Should we Explore Solar

Geo-Engineering to Fight Climate
Change?”
Coordinator/Convenor: Mrs. Kirti Dr. N.K.Dhapekar addressed the students

Sahu Tirpude
Resource Person: Dr. N. K.
Dhapekar

O
bjective: Debate Competition for students
is very influential as it helps them to
boost their confidence, remove the fear
of speaking in public, develop critical thinking,
and learn how to think and communicate under
pressure. Students noted the rules for the competition
In the process of debating, students gain an
understanding to have conviction in the things in debate competition, the communication skill
that they are saying as they have prepared well improves and the way of delivering the speech
for the topic. After a certain time of participating gets better in a confident manner.

Students shared their views Students defended against another team

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DESCRIPTION/
SUMMARY OF THE
EVENT

P
urpose: To promote and create interest
among the students in gaining broad,
multi-faceted knowledge cutting across
several disciplines outside the learner’s normal
academic subjects. The debate is a prominent
tool for involving students and people to bring
a bit of life to the classroom or the workplace.
The importance of debate for students in the
classroom can improve their ability to learn basic
critical thinking and presentation skills. Classroom
debates can train students and people in general
about rational thought, community and cultural
understanding, customs and manners, set of
thoughts, influencing ability and the main element
of it public speaking.

Details:
The Debate Competition was conducted on 21st
March 2023 at Main Building, Seminar Hall MBSF-
01, on the topic ‘Should we Explore Solar Geo-
Engineering to fight climate changes?’ for the
students of the Department of Civil Engineering. Department of Civil
Mrs. Kirti Sahu Tirpude invited to the dice our
respected Head of Department Dr. N. K. Dhapekar, Engineering.
to share the importance of the debate competition
in students’ life as well as sir beautifully explained Winners of Debate
the topic which should be given to students for
the debate competition. Dr. C. P. Jawahar, Dean- Competition:
Faculty of Technology, also attended the event.
He also shared his views and ideas about the 1st – Jivan Jyoti (BTCE - 6th Sem)
topic of the debate competition. The competition 2nd – Shlok Mishra (BTCE - 8th Sem)
should be done in two rounds; students are very 3rd – Judidth Mononiki (BTCE - 8th Sem)
well engaged in both rounds and share the points
against other teams. Mr. Piyush Das and Ms. Swati
Agrawal, Assistant Professors in the Department
of Civil Engineering done the judgement and mark
the scores according to the points. Lastly, a vote
of thanks was given by Dr. N. K. Dhapekar Head

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ARTICLES/SHORT STORIES
BAMBOO AS A
CONSTRUCTION
MATERIAL
MR. AKSHIT LAMBA
Email: akshit.lamba@kalingauniversity.ac.in
(Assistant Professor, Civil Dept.)
I
n conclusion, bamboo stands as a remarkable
and sustainable building material with a wealth
of advantages for modern construction. Its rapid
growth, high strength-to-weight ratio, flexibility,
and low carbon footprint make it an appealing
option for architects and builders seeking eco-
friendly solutions. The versatility of bamboo,
spanning from structural elements to decorative
accents, allows for diverse architectural designs
that blend tradition with innovation. Despite its
many benefits, challenges like susceptibility to
pests and decay must be addressed through
proper treatment and maintenance. Bamboo’s
historical significance and cultural ties further
contribute to its appeal, allowing for the
preservation of traditional building practices
while embracing contemporary design principles.
However, adhering to regional regulations and
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standards is crucial to ensure the safety and
integrity of bamboo-based structures.
As the world continues to prioritise sustainable
and resilient construction methods, bamboo
emerges as a prime example of nature’s ingenuity
meeting human creativity. Its potential to reshape
the construction landscape in an environmentally
responsible manner makes it a compelling choice
for architects, builders, and homeowners alike.
With ongoing research and innovation, bamboo’s
role in modern construction is likely to expand,
contributing to a greener and more sustainable
built environment. Here are some key points
about bamboo as a building material-
1. Sustainability- Bamboo is highly renewable and
grows much faster than traditional timber. It can
reach maturity in just a few years, whereas trees
like oak or pine can take several decades to grow.
This rapid growth makes bamboo a sustainable
choice for construction, as it can be harvested
without causing long-term environmental damage.
2. Strength and Flexibility- Bamboo is surprisingly
strong and has a high strength-to-weight ratio,
which makes it suitable for various structural
applications. It is also naturally flexible, allowing it
to absorb shocks and vibrations, making it resilient
against earthquakes and strong winds.
3. Light Weight- Bamboo is relatively lightweight
compared to other building materials like concrete
or steel. This characteristic simplifies construction
processes reduces the need for heavy machinery,
and lowers transportation costs.
4. Versatility- Bamboo can be used in a wide
range of construction applications, including
flooring, walls, roofs, scaffolding, and even entire
buildings. It can be shaped and manipulated into
various forms, making it adaptable to different
architectural designs.
5. Low Carbon Footprint- Bamboo has a low
carbon footprint due to its rapid growth and
ability to sequester carbon dioxide. Additionally,
the processing and manufacturing of bamboo
products typically require less energy compared
to other materials.
6. Challenges- While bamboo offers many
benefits, there are some challenges to consider.
These include susceptibility to pests and decay,
which can be mitigated through proper treatment
and maintenance. Bamboo’s longevity can
vary depending on its species and the specific
conditions it’s exposed to.
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7. Treatment and Preservation- To enhance
its durability and resistance to pests and decay,
bamboo can be treated using various methods.
These include pressure treatment, boron
treatment, and heat treatment. Proper treatment
can significantly extend the lifespan of bamboo
structures.
8. Regulation and standards- In some regions,
there might be building codes and standards
that dictate the use of bamboo in construction.
It’s important to adhere to these regulations to
ensure the safety and longevity of bamboo-based
structures
MODERN AIR
POLLUTION
CONTROL
TECHNOLOGIES: A
PATH TO CLEANER
AIR
MRS. SWATI AGRAWAL
Email: swati.agrawal@kalingauniversity.ac.in
(Assistant Professor, Civil Dept.)
A
ir pollution is a significant environmental
challenge that poses risks to human
health, ecosystems, and the overall well-
being of our planet. To combat this issue, modern
air pollution control technologies have been
developed and implemented to reduce emissions
from various sources. These technologies
leverage scientific advancements and engineering
innovations to mitigate the adverse effects of air
pollutants. This article delves into some of the key
modern air pollution control technologies and
their impact on improving air quality.
1. Electrostatic Precipitators (ESPs)- Electrostatic
precipitators are vital tools for controlling
particulate matter emissions, especially in
industries that produce dust and smoke. By
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utilising an electric field, ESPs effectively
capture particles suspended in exhaust
gases, preventing them from being released
into the atmosphere. These devices have
proven their efficacy in reducing airborne
particles, which can cause respiratory issues
and contribute to smog.
2. Scrubbers- Scrubbers play a crucial role
in reducing emissions of harmful gases like
sulphur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides
(NOx). They operate by passing flue gases
through a liquid spray or scrubbing solution,
which chemically reacts with the pollutants
to form harmless compounds. Scrubbers
are commonly used in power plants and
industrial facilities, significantly mitigating the
acid rain problem caused by SO2 emissions.
3. Catalytic Converters- Catalytic converters
are a hallmark of emissions control in the
automotive sector. Installed in vehicles’
exhaust systems, these devices contain
catalysts that facilitate chemical reactions
converting NOx, CO, and VOCs into less
harmful substances. This technology has drastically
reduced vehicular emissions and contributed to
cleaner air in urban areas.
IS CIVIL
4. Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR)- SCR
ENGINEERING
technology has revolutionised emissions reduction
in large-scale industrial processes. By introducing
A LIFE LINE OF
ammonia or urea into flue gases, SCR systems
catalyse the conversion of NOx into nitrogen and
ENGINEERING?
water. This method is highly effective in power
plants and industries where NOx emissions are a
significant concern.

5. Particulate Matter Filters- Particulate matter

filters, like diesel particulate filters (DPFs), are
instrumental in reducing fine particle emissions
from diesel engines. DPFs trap particulates and
periodically burn them off at high temperatures,
ensuring cleaner exhaust emissions. This
technology is crucial for improving air quality in
areas with heavy vehicular traffic.
MR. MOHAMMAD IRSHAD ANSARI
6. Green Infrastructures- Beyond industrial Email: irshad.ansari@kalingauniversity.ac.in
sources, green infrastructure solutions are gaining (Assistant Professor, Civil Dept)
prominence in urban planning. Green roofs,
vertical gardens, and urban forests act as natural

air purifiers by absorbing pollutants and releasing
clean oxygen. These solutions not only contribute
to cleaner air but also enhance the aesthetics and
sustainability of urban environments.
7. Advanced Monitoring and Data Analysis-
Real-time air quality monitoring systems provide
crucial data for informed decision-making.
Advanced sensors and data analysis tools help
authorities track pollution levels, identify sources,
and implement targeted control measures. This
technology ensures that pollution control efforts
are data-driven and adaptive.
8. Renewable Energy Integration- Transitioning to
renewable energy sources is pivotal in reducing air
pollution from energy generation. Wind, solar, and
hydroelectric power produce minimal emissions
compared to fossil fuels, contributing to improved
air quality and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
A
lways a question comes to our mind; what is
engineering, why do we need engineering,
where is the scope of engineering, which
is the best branch of engineering etc. we know
about civil engineering and all other engineering
branches. Civil engineering is a mother branch of
engineering due to its dealing area and primary
branch. Civil engineering is a professional branch
of engineering discipline that always deals with
the design, study, construction, management
and maintenance of the physically and naturally
built environment, including public work such as
canals, dams, airports, sewage systems, houses
and roads, etc.
Since ancient times people need only three
things like food, clothes and a house. This three-
requirement had fulfilled through engineering.
For the production of food, there would be some

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technique and skills, for the production of clothes
there would be some technique and machine or
manual and for constructing houses there would
be also technique and skills.
So, in all production and construction, we need
some or lots of techniques and skills. So can say
that Engineering is a part of our life or Engineering
is our life. Engineering exists in each and every
activity and movement in our life. Civil Engineering
is the first branch of engineering that’s why we call
this the Mother Branch of Engineering

EMPLOYMENT
CONDITIONS FOR
CIVIL ENGINEERS IN
INDIA: A ROADMAP
TO PROGRESS
MR. JIVAN JYOTI
B.Tech - 7th Sem,
Department of Civil
Engineering

T
he employment condition of civil
engineers in India is a topic of paramount
concern. Despite being an integral part of
the nation’s infrastructure development, civil
engineers often face challenges such as job
insecurity, stagnant wages, and limited career
growth prospects. To better these conditions,
several key steps can be taken.
Firstly, fostering collaboration between academia
and industry can ensure that civil engineering
graduates are equipped with relevant skills and
knowledge. Encouraging continuous professional
development through workshops, seminars, and
certifications can enhance their employability.
Moreover, promoting research and innovation
in construction practices can open avenues for
specialisation, thus diversifying opportunities.
Government initiatives that streamline project
approval processes, ensure timely payments, and
prioritise infrastructure investment can stimulate
job creation in the sector. Additionally, public-
private partnerships and foreign collaborations
can bring in expertise and investments, leading
to more projects and, subsequently, more jobs.
By implementing these strategies, India can
empower its civil engineering workforce, leading
to improved employment conditions, enhanced
job security, and a brighter future for this vital
profession.

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The Family Chain
is Broken
Y
ou’re gone too soon, Dad; you helped me
when I was down; you are the hero of my
childhood and in my later years. If good
things really happen to good people, then why did
death steal you away from me, so special? Why did
fate give me these blows? Your death has stopped
my life’s flow, and the blow was hard, the Shock
severe, to part with one I love so dearly; the loss is
great; I will not complain but trust in God to meet
you again. You suffered much pain, but you never
made me see any of that, while I was glad you were
fine until you were suddenly no longer part of the
living.
Sending you wishes is a part of my obsession; when
I remember the time we had, I get so vulnerable
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MR. KAVAHE NANDEE TJIJOMBO
Diploma - 3rd Sem,
Department of Civil Engineering
and empty inside again, but every time I think
of you, my heart still fills with pride. However,
I will always miss you, Dad. I often sit and think
how hard it was to say goodbye to me before
you closed your eyes. When the light goes out
for me, I know what I shall do, I will close my eyes
one final time, and we shall meet again.
Our chain is broken, and nothing seems the
same, but as God calls us one by one, the link
shall join again.
Farewell till we meet again, Dada!
 BLOG
21 centuries isn’t simply words and numbers;
it’s the historical backdrop of humankind’s
advancement, we were in a real sense conceived
creatures when we resulted in these present
circumstances earth and then gradually,
with consistent learning and information we
accomplished the stage where we could call
ourselves Enlightened and EDUCATED Human
being yet at the same time, in friendly matters
like religion I don’t comprehend where our
schooling and presence of mind go...
MRS. KIRTI SAHU
Dear Society... Email: kirti.sahu@kalingauniversity.ac.in
(Assistant Professor, Civil Dept)
1) Shri Ram or Allah didn’t instruct us to spread 2) The loveliest thing which makes India incredible
aggravations and mobs in their names, the is its Solidarity in variety (vusdrk esa ,drk) which
individual is dependable and the individual who resembles a Garland of Blossoms containing
ought to be accused/rebuffed and not their various tones and sorts in it like multiple
religion. Decisions you choose will make you individuals of various societies living respectively
become motivated like Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam sir as one so assuming you can’t be the bloom, at
or a worldwide terrorist like Osama and not your least don’t be that creepy crawlies which eats and
religion. obliterates its excellence!

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 Faculty
Achievements
DR. N. K. DHAPEKAR
Assistant Professor,
Department of Civil Engineering
Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G.), India

Research Publications

Journal
S. No. Title of Paper Publication Date Name of Journal Session Link
Care

Compressive Strength Prediction of Conference Proceeding:

1. Nano Silica Incorporated Concrete using 2022 Nitya Publication, Bhopal - 2022-23
Artificial Intelligence. (M.P.)-

Rural communities with automotive

Mathematical Statistician
2. home appliances new rise with 2022 2022-23
& Engineering Applications
technology.

An accurate management & cost control

system to strengthen the elevated & Mathematical Statistician
3. 2022 2022-23
upright road bend slopes with anti- & Engineering Applications
sliding piles.

The essential design of averting a

4. sudden accident by using a safety 2022 TELEMITQE WOS Journal 2022-23
rebound device in an automobile

Application on Placement Process Design

5. Using TLBO Optimization Algorithms for 2022 TELEMITQE WOS Journal 2022-23
Work Delivery System

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 Motion Detection Security Alarm
6. System with Design Analysis and 2022 TELEMITQE WOS Journal 2022-23
Implementation

Simulation of Control Brushless DC

7. 2022 TELEMITQE WOS Journal 2022-23
Engine Using ANFIS Technology

An investigation on the use of waste

Materials Today:
8. material from industrial processes in clay 2023 2022-23
Proceeding
brick production.

Webinars & FDPs

S. No. Detail Date

Faculty Development Programme on Personal 12-Aug-2022 to

1. FDP
Effectiveness Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G.) 13-Aug-2022

Conferences

S. No. Detail of Conference Title of Paper Date

8th IEEE International WIE Conference on Electrical &

1. Attended 30-12-2022 to 31-12-2022
Computer Engineering 2022.

National Conference on Recent Advancements in

2. Attended 14-11-2022 to 15-11-2022
Engineering & Computing Technologies.

Advance Approaches in Pure & Applied Mathematics

3. Attended 14-02-2023 to 15-02-2023
(NCAAPAM 2022-23)

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 Faculty
Achievements

MR. AKSHIT LAMBA

Assistant Professor
Department of Civil Engineering
Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G.), India

Research Publications

Title of Paper Name of Journal

S. No. Date Session Link
Publication Journal Care

BOIS Locker room chat https://www.

TELIMAITQUE
Decoding Process: An provinciajournal.com/
1 16-08-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23
analytical view over Juvenile index.php/telematique/
1856-4194
High-Tech Misconduct article/view/365

Design and compare CNN https://www.

TELIMAITQUE
deep learning model to provinciajournal.com/
2 10-08-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23
classify lung cancer using CT index.php/telematique/
1856-4194
images article/view/296

Analysis of Innovative Design https://www.

TELIMAITQUE
and Effective Control of provinciajournal.com/
3 04-08-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23
AVR Microcontroller Based index.php/telematique/
1856-4194
Electronic Syringe Pump article/view/214

A comparative analysis on https://www.

TELIMAITQUE
CI turbine act and emissions provinciajournal.com/
4 25-07-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23
resorting to a novel index.php/telematique/
1856-4194
antioxidant preservative article/view/104

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 https://www.
Impact of Process Limits on TELIMAITQUE
provinciajournal.com/
5 Cable and Curve Additive 25-07-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23
index.php/telematique/
Production Process 1856-4194
article/view/103

Preliminary Study on
https://www.
Interpretation Motion Traits TELIMAITQUE
provinciajournal.com/
6 of Moored Well-proportioned 25-07-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23
index.php/telematique/
Wheeled vehicle for hauling- 1856-4194
article/view/102
substitute in Common Waves

Simulation of a UAV-based Mathematical

https://www.philstat.
wireless sensor network on Statistician and
7 02-12-2022 Scopus 2022-23 org/index.php/MSEA/
NS-3 to analyze IEEE 802.11 Engineering
article/view/1266
performance Applications

https://seyboldreport.
Analysis and design of g+3 SEYBOLD net/abstract-2023/3-65.
8 building in different seismic 30-03-2023 REPORT Scopus 2022-23 html
zones using e-tabs ISSN:-1533-9211

SEYBOLD
Analysis of sugarcane ash- https://seyboldreport.net/
9 30-03-2023 REPORT Scopus 2022-23
based geopolymer concrete abstract-2023/3-91.html
ISSN:-1533-9211

Post-tensioned highway
SEYBOLD
bridge's superstructure in https://seyboldreport.net/
10 30-03-2023 REPORT Scopus 2022-23
relation to the span to depth abstract-2023/3-109.html
ISSN:-1533-9211
ratio

Replacement of bricks with APRIL IJCRT https://www.ijcrt.org/

11 UGC 2022-23
plastic bottle in construction 2023 ISSN: 2320-2882 papers/IJCRT23A4184.pdf

Use of waste plastic bottle APRIL IJCRT https://www.ijcrt.org/

12 UGC 2022-23
instead of brick 2023 ISSN: 2320-2882 papers/IJCRT23A4184.pdf

https://ijsrem.com/
Tensegrity Structure: A
MAY IJSREM download/tensegrity-
13 New Approach to Structural UGC 2022-23
2023 ISSN: 2582-3930 structure-a-new-approach-
Engineering
to-structural-engineering/

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Webinars & FDPs

S. No. Detail Date

FDP (Boot Camp) on Personal Effectiveness organised by Kalinga University, 12-08-2022 -

1 FDP
Naya Raipur 13-08-2022

Recent Trends in Structural Engineering, conducted by the Department of Civil 23-01-2023 -

2 FDP
Engineering, SSIPMT, Raipur 31-01-2023

Six Days Faculty Development Programme on "Recent Trends in Structural

23-01-2023 to
3 Engineering" conducted by the Department of Civil Engineering, SSIPMT, FDP
31-01-2023
Raipur

Write Your Thesis Using Mendeley - Tactics to manage references for

4 06-02-2023 WEBINAR
Researcher

Conferences

S. No. Detail of Conference Title of Paper Date

Study of Swimming
National conference on recent advancements in engineering and 14/11/2022 to
1 Pool with Red Mud &
computing technologies in Kalinga University, Naya Raipur. 15/11/2022
Basalt Fiber

8th IEEE WIECON-ECE 2022 (International WIE Conference on Electrical &

30/12/2022 to
2 Computer Engineering 2022) at Dr. S. P. Mukherjee International Institute Attended Only
31/12/2022
of Information Technology – Naya Raipur, India

Design of the
Typical Side Channel 14-02-2023 to 15-
3 Advance Approaches in Pure & Applied Mathematics (NCAAPAM 2022-23)
Spillways Cross- 02-2023
section

Understanding Intze-
International Conference on Sustainable Construction Technologies by 07/04/2023 to
4 type water tanks for
GH Raisoni, Nagpur 08/04/2023
different purposes

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 Study and
8th International Conference on "Advance and Application on Artificial
Experimentation on 23/06/2023 to
5 Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Science at Rungta College of
A.R. Glass Fiber for 24/06/2023
Engineering & Technology, Bhilai
RCC Road

A multidisciplinary Virtual International Conference on Management,

26/06/2023 to
6 Entrepreneurship and Technology & Social Science" by GH Raisoni, Attended Only
27/06/2023
Nagpur

Membership & Reviewer

S. No. Detail Session

Member of National Institute for Technical Training & Skill

1 2022-23
Development

2 Membership of the International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

3 All India Council For Technical Skill Development 2022-23

4 International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

Active IJCRT RMS(Reviewer) Member of the esteemed Journal

International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts IJCRT (www.
5 2022-23
ijcrt.org) | ISSN: 2320-2882 Holding Member
ID: 118303

Book Publications

S. No. Book Title ISBN No Date Publication Detail

1 Study & Design of Multi-Level Car Parking 979-888-8-05202-0 Aug-22 notionpress.in

LAMBERT ACADEMIC
2 Study of Radial Gate & its Piers 978-620-5-49266-6 Aug-22
PUBLISHING

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 Faculty
Achievements
MRS. SWATI AGRAWAL
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil Engineering
Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G.), India

Research Publications

Title of Paper Name of Journal

S. No. Date Session Link
Publication Journal Care

Journal Of Harbin
A study on sewage treatment http://hebgydxxb.
Institute of
1 & groundwater contamination 2022-23 Scopus 2022-23 periodicales.com/index.
Technology
in Raipur city. php/JHIT/article/view/1033
Issn: 0367-6234

Design and development https://provinciajournal.

Telimaitque /
of a suspension system to com/index.php/
2 July 2022 WoS / ISSN: 1856- WOS 2022-23
generate automatic electric telematique/article/
4194
power view/290

Research on Emotion in https://www.

TELIMAITQUE
Artificial Life and Artificial provinciajournal.com/
3 Aug 2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23
Intelligence: Dealing with index.php/telematique/
1856-4194
Issues article/view/143

Study on dolomite bricks with SEYBOLD

https://seyboldreport.net/
4 PPLC (Positive Permanent 30-03-2023 REPORT Scopus 2022-23
pdf/2023/03/72.pdf
Linear Change) ISSN:-1533-9211

Study of bridge SEYBOLD

https://seyboldreport.net/
5 superstructure using finite 30-03-2023 REPORT Scopus 2022-23
pdf/2023/03/99.pdf
element method ISSN:-1533-9211

Impact of corner radius and SEYBOLD

https://seyboldreport.net/
6 confinement layers on RC 30-03-2023 REPORT Scopus 2022-23
pdf/2023/03/82.pdf
columns behaviour ISSN:-1533-9211

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 A study and comparison
May IJSREM http://ijsrem.com/volume-
7 of normal concrete and UGC 2022-23
2023 ISSN: 2582-3930 05-issue-05-may-2021/
admixture mixed concrete

https://ijsrem.com/
Tensegrity Structure: A
MAY IJSREM download/tensegrity-
8 New Approach to Structural UGC 2022-23
2023 ISSN: 2582-3930 structure-a-new-approach-
Engineering
to-structural-engineering/

Webinars & FDPs

S. No. Detail Date

FDP (Boot Camp) on Personal Effectiveness organized by Kalinga 12-08-2022 -

1 FDP
University, Naya Raipur 13-08-2022

Recent Trends in Structural Engineering, conducted by the Department 23-01-2023 -

2 FDP
of Civil Engineering, SSIPMT, Raipur 31-01-2023

Six Days Faculty Development Programme on "Recent Trends

23-01-2023 to
3 in Structural Engineering" conducted by the Department of Civil FDP
31-01-2023
Engineering, SSIPMT, Raipur during 23

Write Your Thesis Using Mendeley - Tactics to manage references for

4 06-02-2023 WEBINAR
Researcher

Conferences

S. No. Detail of Conference Title of Paper Date

National conference on recent advancements in

Study of high-rise structural system in 14/11/2022 to
1 engineering and computing technologies in Kalinga
steel 15/11/2022
University, Naya Raipur

8th IEEE WIECON-ECE 2022 (International WIE

Conference on Electrical & Computer Engineering 30/12/2022 to
2 Attended Only
2022) at Dr. S. P. Mukherjee International Institute of 31/12/2022
Information Technology – Naya Raipur, India

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 Advance Approaches in Pure & Applied Mathematics Application of geo-environmental 14-02-2023 to 15-
3
(NCAAPAM 2022-23) engineering in building 02-2023

International Conference on Sustainable Construction Introduction to Biological Wastewater 07/04/2023 to

4
Technologies by GH Raisoni, Nagpur Treatment for Environmental Engineers 08/04/2023

8th International Conference on „Advance and

Application on Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning An experimental study on high- 23/06/2023 to
5
and Data Science at Rungta College of Engineering & performance fibre-reinforced concrete 24/06/2023
Technology, Bhilai

A multidisciplinary Virtual International Conference

26/06/2023 to
6 on Management, Entrepreneurship and Technology & Attended Only
27/06/2023
Social Science” by GH Raisoni, Nagpur.

Membership & Reviewer

S. No. Name of Membership Session

1 Member of National Institute for Technical Training & Skill Development 2022-23

2 Membership of the International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

3 All India Council for Technical Skill Development 2022-23

4 International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

Active IJCRT RMS(Reviewer) Member of the esteemed Journal International

5 Journal of Creative Research Thoughts IJCRT (www.ijcrt.org) | ISSN: 2320- 2022-23
2882 Holding Member ID: 118303

Book Publications

S. No. Book Title ISBN No Date Publication Detail

Impact of Corner Radius

1 and Confinement Layers on 979-888-8-05242-6 Aug-22 notionpress.in
Behaviours of RC Column

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Refresher Course
Name of the
S. No. Course Title Date Publication Detail
Organisation

Scientific paper and report

1 RGNGETRI Raipur 1-3-2023 to 3-3-2023 Certified
writing

Achievement

S. No. Award Date

1 Award received from Hon Governor of Chhattisgarh for Yuva Utsav 2022 16-09-2022

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 Faculty
Achievements
MRS. KIRTI SAHU TIRPUDE
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil Engineering
Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G.), India

Research Publications

Title of Paper Name of Journal

S. No. Date Session Link
Publication Journal Care

BOIS Locker room chat https://www.

TELIMAITQUE
Decoding Process: An provinciajournal.com/
1 16-08-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23
analytical view over Juvenile index.php/telematique/
1856-4194
High-Tech Misconduct article/view/365

Research Capability of
Governments on Presentation TELIMAITQUE http://mseasociety.org/
2 of Performance in Learning 10-07-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23 index.php/MSEA/article/
Materials for First-Year 1856-4194 view/1264
Engineering Students

An Experimental Study of A Journal for

3 Bacteria on M20 Grade 19-04-2023 New Zealand WOS 2022-23
Concrete Herpetology

A dynamic analysis of https://www.

TELIMAITQUE
strength parameters under provinciajournal.com/
4 25-07-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23
seismic excitation of concrete index.php/telematique/
1856-4194
bridges article/view/101

Reducing the Swelling A Journal for

5 Pressure Black Cotton Soil 26-04-2023 New Zealand WOS 2022-23
Using Aluminium Scrap Herpetology

Preliminary Study on https://www.

Interpretation Motion Traits TELIMAITQUE provinciajournal.com/
6 of Moored Well-proportioned 25-07-2022 / WOS / ISSN: WOS 2022-23 index.php/telematique/
Wheeled vehicle for hauling- 1856-4194 article/view/102
substitute in Common Waves

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 Study on Replacement of Yantu Gongcheng
Differential Global Positioning Xuebao/Chinese http://ytgcxb.periodicales.
7 System (DGPS)Instrument 01-05-2023 Journal of Scopus 2022-23 com/index.php/CJGE/
With Drone (Unmanned Ariel Geotechnical article/view/286
Vehicle) Instrument Engineering

Webinars & FDPs

S. No. Detail Date

FDP (Boot Camp) on Personal Effectiveness organised by Kalinga 12-08-2022 - 13-08-

1 FDP
University, Naya Raipur 2022

Conferences

S. No. Detail of Conference Title of Paper Date

National conference on recent advancements in Role of PERT & CPM in Construction

1 15-11-2022
engineering and computing technologies Technology

Book Publications
S. No. Book Title ISBN No Date Publication Detail

1 Bacterial Concrete 2023 Notion press

Membership & Reviewer

S. No. Name of Membership Session

1 Member of National Institute for Technical Training & Skill Development 2022-23

2 Membership of the International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

3 All India Council for Technical Skill Development 2022-23

4 International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

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 Faculty
Achievements
MR. MANAS RATHORE
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil Engineering
Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G.), India

Research Publications

Name of Journal
S. No. Title of Paper Publication Date Session
Journal Care

Mathematical
Rural communities with automotive home appliances new Statistician &
1 2022 2022-23
rise with technology Engineering
Applications

Simulation of Control Brushless DC Engine Using ANFIS TELEMITQE WOS

2 2022 2022-23
Technology Journal

The essential design of averting a sudden accident by using TELEMITQE WOS

3 2022 2022-23
a safety rebound device in an automobile Journal

Analyse the impact of KAP awareness for university TELEMITQE WOS

4 2022 2022-23
students on Covid-19. Journal

The essential design for averting a sudden accident is by TELEMITQE WOS

5 2022 2022-23
using a safety rebound device in an automobile. Journal

IoT-based automated healthcare management model TELEMITQE WOS

6 2022 2022-23
simulation Journal

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Conferences

S. No. Detail of Conference Title of Paper Date

8th IEEE International WIE Conference on Electrical & 30-12-2022 to

1 Attended
Computer Engineering 2022 31-12-2022

National Conference on Recent Advancements in 14-11-2022 to

2 Attended
Engineering & Computing Technologies 15-11-2022

Advance Approaches in Pure & Applied Mathematics 14-02-2023 to

3 Attended
(NCAAPAM 2022-23) 15-02-2023

Membership & Reviewer

S. No. Name of Membership Session

1 Member of National Institute for Technical Training & Skill Development 2022-23

2 Membership of the International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

3 All India Council for Technical Skill Development 2022-23

4 International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

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 Faculty
Achievements
MR. PIYUSH DAS
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil Engineering
Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G.), India

Research Publications

Name of
S. No. Title of Paper Publication Date Session
Journal

Application on Placement Process Design Using TLBO Optimization TELEMITQE WOS

1 2022 2022-23
Algorithms for Work Delivery System Journal

Spectrum analysis forecasting algorithm to analyse student TELEMITQE WOS

2 2022 2022-23
performance in academic programmes due to Covid-19 Journal

Sun motion tracking system to control solar panel using AT mega 89 C TELEMITQE WOS
3 2022 2022-23
52 microcontroller Journal

TELEMITQE WOS
4 IoT-based automated healthcare management model simulation 2022 2022-23
Journal

Mathematical
An accurate management & cost control system to strengthen the Statistician &
5 2022 2022-23
elevated & upright road bend slopes with anti-sliding piles Engineering
Applications

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Webinars & FDPs

S. No. Detail Date

Faculty Development Programme on Personal Effectiveness in Kalinga 12-Aug-2022 to 13-

1 FDP
University, Naya Raipur (C.G.) Aug-2022

Conferences

S. No. Detail of Conference Title of Paper Date

8th IEEE International WIE Conference on Electrical & 30-12-2022 to

1 Attended
Computer Engineering 2022 31-12-2022

National Conference on Recent Advancements in 14-11-2022 to

2 Attended
Engineering & Computing Technologies 15-11-2022

Advance Approaches in Pure & Applied Mathematics 14-02-2023 to

3 Attended
(NCAAPAM 2022-23) 15-02-2023

Membership & Reviewer

S. No. Name of Membership Session

1 Member of National Institute for Technical Training & Skill Development 2022-23

2 Membership of the International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

3 All India Council for Technical Skill Development 2022-23

4 International Association of Engineers (IAENG) 2022-23

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 Faculty
Achievements
MS. RUCHI CHANDRAKAR
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil Engineering
Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G.), India

Research Publications

Name of
S. No. Title of Paper Publication Date Session
Journal

Neuro quant-
1 Review on marble dust powder utilisation in concrete 2022 2022-23
ology

Neuro quant-
2 Parametric study of low calcium fly ash-based geopolymer concrete 2022 2022-23
ology

European
Depletion of greenhouse emission through the translation of adopting a
3 2022 Bulletin Chemical 2022-23
highway model: A sustainable approach
(EBC)

Webinars & FDPs

S. No. Detail Date

Recent trends in structural engineering

23-01-2023 to
1 Department of Civil Engineering, SSIPMT. Raipur FDP
31-01-2023

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Conferences

S. No. Detail of Conference Title of Paper Date

8th IEEE International WIE Conference on Electrical & 30-12-2022 to

1 Attended
Computer Engineering 2022. 31-12-2022

National Conference on Recent Advancements in 14-11-2022 to

2 Attended
Engineering & Computing Technologies. 15-11-2022

Parametric study of law calcium fly ash based

3 Attended 16-12-2022
geopolymer concrete

Advance Approaches in Pure & Applied Mathematics 14-02-2023 to

4 Attended
(NCAAPAM 2022-23) 15-02-2023

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 STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS
Students Publication Details
Research Publication - Journals
Session: Jan-June 2023

Year Link to the

Depart- ISSN
S. Title of pa- Name of the Name of of pu- recognition in
ment of the Num- Status
No per author/s journal blica- UGC enlistment
teacher ber
tion of the Journal

An Investigation
on the use of https://www.
waste materials Dr. N. K. Civil Materials Today: 2214- sciencedirect.com/
1 2023 Published
from industrial Dhapekar Engineering Proceedings 7853 journal/materials-
processes in clay today-proceedings
brick production

https://www.
eurchembull.com/
Depletion of issue-content/
greenhouse depletion-of-
emission through Ruchi Civil European 2063- greenhouse-
2 2023 Published
the translations Chandrakar Engineering chemical bulletin 5346 emission-through-
of the adopt-A the-translation-of-
Approach adopt-a-highway-
model-a-sustainable-
approach-726

Comparative
Analysis of G+9
Multi-storeyed
Ms. Swati
Building for Civil 1533- https://
3 Dewangan & Mr. Seybold Report 2023 Published
Different Engineering 9211 seyboldreport.net/
Manas Rathore
Positions of
Shear Wall by
Using STADD Pro

Soil Structure
Interaction
Mr. Malaya
in Moment Civil 1533- https://
4 Swain & Mr. Seybold Report 2023 Published
Resisting Frames: Engineering 9211 seyboldreport.net/
Manas Rathore
Finite Element
Study

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 Finite Element
Analysis
Mrs. Richa Shahi
of Geogrid Civil 1533- https://
5 & Mr. Manas Seybold Report 2023 Published
Reinforced Engineering 9211 seyboldreport.net/
Rathore
Embankment for
Highways

A Journal for
Study of Floating Manas Civil 2230- http://www.biogecko.
6 New Zealand 2023 Published
Concrete Block Rathore at el. Engineering 5807 co.nz/
Herpetology

International
Journal of
A Review Paper Scientific
Mrs. Kirti Sahu Civil 2647:
7 on: Automated Research in 2023 https://ijsrem.com/ Scopus
Tirpude et. al. Engineering 30:00
Highway System Engineering and
Management
(IJSREM)

A Review Paper
on Building
Information
Modelling
(BIM): Utilizing
Electrical and
Civil Engineering
Mr. Ravi Prakash
Tools and A Journal for
Mahobia & Civil 2230- http://www.biogecko.
8 Techniques New Zealand 2023 Scopus
Mrs. Kirti Sahu Engineering 5807 co.nz/
to Develop Herpetology
Tirpude
Advanced
Building
Information
for Efficient
Construction and
Maintenance of
Buildings

Reducing the
Mr. Sangram
Swelling Pressure A Journal for
Keshri Sethy & Civil 2230- http://www.biogecko.
9 of Black Cotton New Zealand 2023 Published
Mrs. Kirti Sahu Engineering 5807 co.nz/
Soil Using Herpetology
Tirpude
Aluminium Scrap

37
 Study on
Replacement
of Differential
Global
Mr. Kishore http://ytgcxb.
Positioning Chinese Journal
Pandey & Mrs. Civil 1000- periodicales.com/
10 System (DGPS) of Geotechnical 2023 Published
Kirti Sahu Engineering 4548 index.php/CJGE/
Instrument Engineering
Tirpude article/view/286
with Drone
(UNNMANED
ARIEAL VEHICLE)
Instrument

Parash Mani file:///C:/Users/user/

Thakur, Nehal Desktop/Paras%20
Controlling and Kumar Adhikari, WAFFEN-UND &%20Group/
Civil 0042-
11 monitoring the Nitesh Sen, Amit KOSTUMKUNDE 2023 Controlling%20&%20 Published
Engineering 9945
dam using IoT Kumar Mahato, JOURNAL Monitoring%20
Ms. Ruchi the%20Dam%20
Chandrakar using%20IoT.pdf

file:///C:/Users/user/
Suhaib Ayoub International
Desktop/Sunil%20
Najar, Vishal Journal of
Water fountain Yadav%20&%20
Kumar, Sunil Scientific
made with PCC Civil 2582- group/Water%20
12 Yadav, Ravin Research in 2023 Published
and bamboo Engineering 3930 Fountain%20
Kumar Nagar Engineering and
stick made%20With%20
,Ms. Ruchi Management
PCC%20And%20
Chandrakar (IJSREM)
Bamboo%20Sticks.

Thermal
Performance http://ytgcxb.
Mr. Devendra Chinese Journal
of Mortar and Civil 1000- periodicales.com/
13 Singh, Mr. Piyush of Geotechnical 2023 Published
Concrete with Engineering 4548 index.php/CJGE
Das Engineering
green insulating
waste materials

2D and 3D and International

Ravi Chaudhry,
Walkthrough Journal of
Sunil Kumar
Visualization Scientific
Vishwakarma, Civil 2582- https://ijsrem.com/
14 of Kalinga Research in 2023 Published
Mohan Yadav Engineering 3930
University Main Engineering and
Kiran Gaurang,
building by CAD Management
Piyush Das
Software (IJSREM)

Impact of Cupola
Mr. Aakarsh
Blast Furnace Civil 1533- https://
15 Gupta, Mr. Seybold Report 2023 Published
Slag on Mortar Engineering 9211 seyboldreport.net/
Piyush Das
and Concrete

38
 Advance
Construction in
Pavement Of Mr. Ayan
Civil 1533- https://
16 National Highway Bandyopadhyay, Seybold Report 2023 Published
Engineering 9211 seyboldreport.net/
-31 (Barhi to Mr. Piyush Das
Koderma,
Jharkhand)

INTERNATIONAL
Mr. Akshit
Replacement JOURNAL OF
Lamba, Mr.
of Bricks with Civil CREATIVE 2320- https://ijcrt.org/
17 Amar Dey, Mr. 2023 Published
Plastic Bottles in Engineering RESEARCH 2882 submitonline.php
Basant Kumar
Construction THOUGHTS -
Sahu
IJCRT (IJCRT.OR)

INTERNATIONAL
Mr. Akshit
JOURNAL OF
Use of Waste Lamba, Mr.
Civil CREATIVE 2320- https://ijcrt.org/
18 Plastic Bottles Manjul Naresh 2023 Published
Engineering RESEARCH 2882 submitonline.php
Instead of Bricks Lanjewar, Mr.
THOUGHTS -
Vivek Singh
IJCRT (IJCRT.OR)

International
Tensegrity Journal of
Mr Akshay
Structure: A Scientific
Agrawal, Swati Civil 2582- https://ijsrem.com/
19 new approach Research in 2023 Published
Agrawal, Mr. Engineering 3930 currentissues/
to structural Engineering and
Akshit Lamba
engineering Management
(IJSREM)

International
Tensegrity Mr Akshay Journal of
Structure: A Agrawal, Ms Scientific
Civil 2582- https://ijsrem.com/
20 new approach Swati Agrawal, Research in 2023 Published
Engineering 3930 currentissues/
to structural Mr. Akshit Engineering and
engineering Lamba Management
(IJSREM)

International
Study & Ankita Singh, Journal of
comparison of Muskan Pethe, Scientific
Civil 2582- https://ijsrem.com/
21 normal concrete Syed Ali, Harshit Research in 2023 Published
Engineering 3930 currentissues/
& admixture Jain, Ms. Swati Engineering and
mixed concrete Agrawal Management
(IJSREM)

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 Department of

Electrical
Engineering
About the Department

T
he Department of Electrical Engineering
of Kalinga University is one among the
oldest branches to be instituted in 2014.
While retaining its strength in traditional areas
of engineering, the department grew with time,
reflecting the needs of a changing society and
established new areas of teaching & research in
electrical engineering. The department is AICTE
accredited. The syllabi of the department have
tremendously augmented with many advanced
courses with focus on the following areas:
Network analysis & synthesis, machine analysis
& design; control engineering; Basics of analogue
& digital electronics circuits; microprocessor &
microcontrollers; procedural & object-oriented
languages; and in-depth coverage of power
systems.

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OUR CORE TEAM
MR. SHAILESH DESHMUKH
Assistant Professor and
Head of the Department
M.Tech (PSE & Drives), Ph.D.
(Pursuing).
MR. RAHUL BAGHEL
Assistant Professor
M.Tech (EEE), Ph.D.
(Pursuing)
MR. RAVI PRAKASH
MAHOBIA
Assistant Professor
M.Tech. (Power System
Engineering)
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MRS. ANU G. PILLAI
Assistant Professor
M.Tech. (Power System
Engineering), Ph.D.
(Pursuing)
MR. MAHESH AHUJA
Assistant Professor
M.E. (Power Electronics),
Ph.D. (Pursuing)
MS. NIMMI SHARMA
Assistant Professor
M.Tech (Sensor Systems
and Technology)
Events Organized by the
Department of

Electrical
Engineering
Title: Guest Lecture on Wind-Mill & Electric Vehicle
Coordinator/Convenor: Mr. Ravi Prakash Mahobia
Resource Person: Dr. Manoj R. Tarambale
Date: 12 April 2023
Objective: The objective of the guest lecture was to offer insights into the technology and
advancements related to wind mills and electric vehicles, fostering a deeper understanding among
participants.

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Title: Guest Lecture on Transformations in the
Power Sector in India
Coordinator/Convenor: Mr. Mahesh Ahuja
Resource Person: Dr. Baidyanath Bag, Assistant
Professor, NIT, Raipur
Date: 24 March 2023
Objective: The guest lecture aims to provide
insights into the evolving landscape of the power
sector in India.

Title: One Day Workshop on PowerPoint Date: 22 March 2023

Presentation Objective: The objective of the workshop is
Coordinator/Convenor: Mr. Ravi Prakash to improve participants’ PowerPoint skills for
Mahobia creating engaging and impactful presentations.
Resource Person: Mrs. Anu G. Pillai

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Title: One Day Workshop on ‘Electrical Wiring &
Testing’
Coordinator/Convenor: Dr. C.P. Jawahar, Dean
Faculty of Technology
Resource Person: Mr. Shailesh Deshmukh,
Assistant Professor, Electrical Department Kalinga
University, Naya Raipur
Date: 07 November 2022
Objective: The objective of the one-day workshop
is to impart practical knowledge and skills in
electrical wiring and testing techniques, enabling
participants to perform safe and efficient electrical
installations.

Title: Matlab - Modelling and Simulation of

Basic Electrical Circuits
Coordinator/Convenor: Mrs. Aabha Sahu
Resource Person: Mr. Ravi Prakash Mahobia,
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical
Engineering, Kalinga University, Naya Raipur
Date: 30 September 2023
Objective: The objective is to teach
participants how to model and simulate basic
electrical circuits using MATLAB for improved
understanding of circuit analysis.

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Title: Understanding control and operation of
autonomous inverters
Coordinator/Convenor: Dr. Aditya Prasad
Padhy
Resource Person: - Dr. Dushyant Sharma
Date: 20 August 2022
Objective: The objective is to enable participants
to comprehend the control and operational
aspects of autonomous inverters, enhancing
their knowledge of renewable energy systems.

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ARTICLES/SHORT
MR. SHAILESH DESHMUKH
Email: shailesh.deshmukh@kalingauniversity.ac.in
(Assistant Professor, Electrical Dept.)
Role of Electrical Vehicles with Microgrid in
Saving Climate and its Advantages
E
lectric energy is a requirement
STORIES
because the modern way of
life of humanity depends on its
usage [1]. An ever-increasing need
for energy has been caused by the
growing population. Most of the
total demand for power is satisfied
through conventional sources, which
are constantly running out and
posing major environmental risks
[1]. Additionally, the urbanisation
and smart city sectors are expanding
quickly, contributing to the apex of
the transportation era. As a result, the
number of conventional cars on the
road is increasing, which contributes
significantly to greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions. Figure 1 depicts the rising
CO2 trend from several sources
of exploitation. Compared to the
industrial, residential, and commercial
46
sectors, the transportation sector has
a greater slope (i.e., a higher rate of
CO2 increase). Thus, it can be claimed
that urban communities are growing
increasingly concerned about the
rising atmospheric adulteration
caused by the exponential rise of
urbanisation, industrialisation, and
an increase in the number of on-road
vehicles. Distributed generation (DG)
and transportation systems based on
alternative fuels must be immediately
implemented in order to combat this
growing problem. Microgrid-based
charging stations are receiving a lot of
attention in this area.
Incorporating a well-defined electric
vehicle charging infrastructure into
the smart grid can present a number
of opportunities, especially from the
standpoint of vehicle-to-grid (V2G)
technology and as a way to address the intermittent
nature of renewable energy. created in various sectors by the introduction of
Advantages Artificial Intelligence. Apart from this, there is a
1. Low running costs. slow poison growing in society as a whole, which we
2. Low Maintenance Expenses. are not much aware of or don’t care about as we
3. No Tailpipe Emission. are ignorant about the outcomings. Just think about
4. Tax and Financial Benefits. the 80s and 90s era when people were connected
5. Clean and Green Environment. to each other more emotionally than digitally as we
6. Reduce Energy Lost. see these days. Nowadays we are unable to imagine
7. Noise pollution free. our single day of life without social media and
References: digital platforms. Seeing the emerging growth in the
[1] M. Asaad, F. Ahmad, M. S. Alam, and G. Das, sector of digital gadgets and AI, it is not a myth that
“Automation of the grid: Indian in the coming future, there will be a world created
initiatives,” in Proceedings of 2017 IEEE International where machines will rule us and we search for help,
Conference on Technological though we don’t get one as we would have already
Advancements in Power and Energy (TAP Energy), handover the whole power to Artificial Intelligence
2018, pp. 1–5. in order to make it perfect and competitive. By the
[2] U.S. Energy Information Administration, time when we realize the danger, we would have
“Annual Energy Outlook 2009, With already been under the control of AI. The concern
Projections to 2030,” Outlook, vol. 0383, no. March, is not a joke as already the milestone started as we
p. 221, 2009. hear the news regarding the production of human
[3] W. Khan, A. Ahmad, F. Ahmad, and M. Saad babies in the laboratories of China by the use of
Alam, “A Comprehensive Review of Fast Artificial Intelligence. Such a human is more machine
Charging Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles,” Smart than a social being, since they are not emotionally
Sci., vol. 6, no. 3, pp. 1–15, 201 connected, there are no boundaries of any deeds
for them. At the same time, they are stronger, can
be programmed and updated with new versions
from time to time on their own and they don’t need
man’s (who is a creator) help for them to sustain.
Imagine the future where we have all the ultra-
modern facilities, gadgets and all the digital facilities
at our fingertip but no freedom as you are always
under surveillance by Artificial Intelligence, am
sure one can feel the suffocation if he/she deeply
think about the same. The time for the same is not
MRS. ANU G. PILLAI so far; if we get up and realise the future ongoing
Email: anu.pillai@kalingauniversity.ac.in danger, am sure we can restrict ourselves from
(Assistant Professor, Electrical Dept.) over-dependency. The only way out of the problem
is less dependency on updated digital gadgets and
restricting certain day-to-day life on oneself than
The Dark Side of Artificial laying back everything in Artificial Intelligence-based
Intelligence (AI) modern systems. Stay grounded and live a free life
without fear as mankind and humanity is above all.

T
oday as we all know; AI is ruling the world with If growth must go on, then grow emotionally and
its immense features and enhanced tools. At raise humanity and in that way, we can preserve
the same time, we are aware of the job crisis mankind for the upcoming generations.

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 its ability to promote active
learning. Rather than passively
absorbing information, students
become active participants
in their own education. PBL
immerses them in real-world
projects, enabling them to
tackle complex problems,
MR. RAHUL BAGHEL conduct research, and explore
Email: rahul.baghel@ various perspectives. This active
kalingauniversity.ac.in engagement fosters critical
(Assistant Professor, Electrical thinking and problem-solving
Dept.) skills, empowering students to
develop creative solutions and
make informed decisions.
Exploring the Collaboration and
communication skills are vital
Benefits of Project- in today’s interconnected world,
Based Learning: and project-based learning
Enhancing Student provides an ideal platform for
their development. Students
Engagement and work in teams, collaborating
Real-World Skills with their peers to achieve
project objectives. Through
E
this teamwork, they learn to
ducation is constantly effectively communicate ideas,
evolving, and educators listen to different viewpoints and
are continually seeking appreciate diverse perspectives.
innovative approaches to These essential skills prepare
engage students and enhance students for success not only
their learning experiences. academically but also in their
One such method gaining future careers.
popularity is project-based One of the key advantages of
learning (PBL). This dynamic project-based learning is its
approach encourages students ability to bridge the gap between
to actively participate in hands- classroom learning and the
on projects, allowing them to real world. By undertaking
develop practical skills while authentic projects, students
deepening their understanding see the practical applications
of academic concepts. Let’s of their knowledge. Whether
explore the benefits of project- it’s designing a sustainable city,
based learning and why it is creating a marketing campaign,
a valuable addition to any or building a functioning
educational setting. model, students gain firsthand
One significant advantage experience in applying academic
of project-based learning is concepts to real-life scenarios.
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This connection between theory
and practice deepens their
understanding and reinforces
the relevance of their education.
Moreover, project-based
learning significantly increases
student motivation and
engagement. When students are
given the opportunity to explore
their interests and passions
through hands-on projects,
their intrinsic motivation to
learn is ignited. PBL taps into
their curiosity, allowing them
to pursue projects aligned
with their personal goals and
aspirations. As a result, students
become more invested in their
education, taking ownership
of their learning journey and
developing a lifelong love for
learning.
In conclusion, project-based
learning offers numerous
benefits for students. Students
develop critical thinking,
problem-solving, collaboration,
and communication skills by
actively engaging in real-world
projects. They also establish a
meaningful connection between
classroom learning and practical
application. Furthermore,
project-based learning cultivates
motivation and engagement,
empowering students to
become lifelong learners. As
educators continue to embrace
innovative teaching methods,
project-based learning stands
out as a powerful approach
that prepares students for the
challenges and opportunities of
the 21st century.

MR. MAHESH AHUJA
Email: mahesh.ahuja@
kalingauniversity.ac.in
(Assistant Professor,
Electrical Dept.)
Impact of Cinema
on Students
I
t would not be wrong to say
that we have grown a lot and
the best way to analyse our
growth is through cinema. You
can watch 90s movies and then
watch the latest released movies
the difference will be in front of
you.
Students learn things quickly
and whenever a character is
popular; its dialogues and names
automatically become popular
among the students. Some
movies are about imagination
and a writer writes a story and
a director puts the story in the
form of a film among the society.
Sometimes they also make
movies on science fiction and this
helps the students to enhance
their imagination and create
something new. I can say that
students are heavily influenced
by these movies, they imbibe
all good and bad habits from
cinema.
Impact of cinema on common
people
They show different types of
social issues in one film and
it directly affects the people.
It helps them to think and do
something. One of the very good
examples is our police, in history
police had a very bad image in
past of taking bribes or behaving
like a don. But thanks to movies
this image has changed and now
people know that every police
officer is not the same. Because
of a few people, the whole system
had gone haywire.
Conclusion
It shows that movies play a very
important role in our life. People
are easily influenced by it and
manipulated by movies. This is
the reason why some films get
banned and some of them are
strongly opposed. Overall, I can
say that they are good and one
should really learn from them.
MR. RAVI PRAKASH
MAHOBIA
Email: raviprakash.mahobia@
kalingauniversity.ac.in
(Assistant Professor, Electrical
Dept.)
Artificial
Intelligence and
Machine Learning
Advancements in
Natural Language
Processing
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Introduction:
A
rtificial intelligence (AI)
and machine learning
(ML) have witnessed
remarkable advancements in
recent years, particularly in
the field of natural language
processing (NLP). NLP focuses
on enabling computers to
understand, interpret, and
generate human language,
revolutionising various
industries such as customer
service, healthcare, and data
analysis. This article explores the
latest AI and ML advancements
in NLP, highlighting their impact,
applications, and potential
future developments.
Understanding Natural
Language Processing:
Natural Language Processing
involves the interaction
between computers and human
language. It encompasses tasks
such as language translation,
sentiment analysis, speech
recognition, and question-
answering. NLP systems rely
on AI and ML algorithms to
process and comprehend
human language patterns and
meanings.
1. Neural Networks and Deep
Learning:
Recent advancements in
deep learning, a subset of
ML, have greatly enhanced
NLP capabilities. Neural
networks, specifically recurrent
neural networks (RNNs) and
transformers have improved
the ability to model complex
language patterns, semantic
relationships, and context. understand user queries, • Enhancing multilingual
These architectures enable provide relevant information, processing capabilities to
NLP systems to generate more and engage in natural language support a broader range of
accurate and contextually conversations. With the languages and dialects.
appropriate responses. advancements in NLP, chatbots Conclusion:
2. Sentiment Analysis and can now comprehend complex
user intents and generate more Artificial intelligence and
Opinion Mining: machine learning have
coherent and context-aware
Sentiment analysis, which responses. brought about transformative
involves determining the advancements in natural
emotional tone of the text, has 5. Question Answering language processing. From
gained significant attention. ML Systems: sentiment analysis and
models trained on vast amounts Question-answering (QA) language translation to chatbots
of labelled data can now classify systems have evolved with and question-answering
sentiment with high accuracy. the integration of AI and ML systems, NLP technologies
Opinion mining techniques can techniques. By leveraging large- are revolutionising the way
extract subjective information scale pre-training and fine- we interact with computers
from large volumes of text, tuning language models, QA and enabling seamless
enabling businesses to systems can understand and communication between
understand public opinion, answer user queries accurately. humans and machines. As AI and
customer feedback, and market Recent advancements have ML continue to evolve, we can
trends more effectively. enabled models to comprehend expect further breakthroughs
3. Language Translation and and generate answers based on in NLP, driving innovation and
Multilingual Processing: diverse contexts, improving their opening up new possibilities for
effectiveness in information various industries.
AI-driven language translation retrieval tasks.
has made significant strides
thanks to advancements in 6. Future Developments and
NLP. Machine translation Challenges:
models based on deep learning, While significant progress has
such as the Transformer been made, challenges remain
architecture, have dramatically in NLP research. Some areas of
improved translation accuracy. focus for future advancements
Additionally, multilingual include:
processing models have • Improving the nterpretability
emerged, enabling NLP systems and explainability of NLP MR. RAVI PRAKASH
to process and understand models to enhance trust MAHOBIA
multiple languages with a single and transparency. Email: raviprakash.mahobia@
model. kalingauniversity.ac.in
• Addressing biases in
4. Chatbots and Virtual language models to ensure (Assistant Professor, Electrical
Assistants: fair and unbiased outcomes. Dept.)
AI-powered chatbots and
virtual assistants have become
• Advancing contextual The Evolution of
understanding to enable
ubiquitous in customer service systems to grasp nuanced Cloud Computing
and support. These systems meanings and sarcasm. and Its Impact on
leverage NLP techniques to
Businesses

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Introduction:
Cloud computing has emerged
as a game-changing technology
in the digital era, revolutionising
the way businesses store,
access, and manage their data
and applications. Over the
years, cloud computing has
evolved significantly, offering
enhanced scalability, flexibility,
and cost-efficiency. This article
explores the evolution of cloud
computing and its profound
impact on businesses across
industries.
1. The Emergence of Cloud
Computing:
In the early 2000s, cloud
computing began to gain
traction with the rise of internet-
based services. The concept of
delivering computing resources,
such as storage and processing
power, over the internet started
to take shape. Amazon Web
Services (AWS) launched its
Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
in 2006, marking a significant
milestone in cloud computing
adoption.
2. The Shift from On-Premises
to the Cloud:
Traditionally, businesses relied
on on-premises infrastructure,
which required significant
upfront investments and
ongoing maintenance costs.
The advent of cloud computing
allowed organisations to
leverage the infrastructure
and services provided by cloud
service providers, eliminating
the need for extensive hardware
and infrastructure setups.
3. Scalability and Flexibility:
One of the key advantages of
cloud computing is its scalability
and flexibility. Businesses can
easily scale up or down their
computing resources based on
demand. The ability to rapidly
provision and release resources
enables organizations to handle
fluctuating workloads and
optimise costs. This scalability
has empowered businesses
to embrace agile practices
and respond swiftly to market
dynamics.
4. Cost-Efficiency and Reduced
Overhead:
Cloud computing has
introduced a pay-as-you-go
model, where businesses only
pay for the resources they
utilise. This eliminates the need
for upfront capital expenditures
on hardware and infrastructure.
Additionally, the cloud model
reduces overhead costs
associated with maintenance,
upgrades, and security, as these
responsibilities are shifted to
the cloud service providers.
5. Business Agility and
Innovation:
Cloud computing has become a
catalyst for business agility and
innovation. With cloud-based
infrastructure and services,
organisations can quickly
experiment, develop, and
deploy new applications and
services. The cloud provides a
flexible environment for rapid
prototyping and iteration,
enabling businesses to stay
ahead in the competitive market
landscape.
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6. Global Accessibility and
Collaboration:
Cloud computing enables
seamless access to data and
applications from anywhere
in the world, facilitating
collaboration and remote work.
This has become particularly
crucial in the era of distributed
teams and remote operations.
Cloud-based collaboration tools
and platforms have transformed
the way businesses operate,
fostering teamwork and
efficiency.
7. Enhanced Data Security and
Disaster Recovery:
Cloud service providers invest
heavily in robust security
measures, including encryption,
access controls, and regular
backups. By migrating to the
cloud, businesses can leverage
enterprise-grade security and
disaster recovery capabilities,
reducing the risk of data loss
or breaches. This enhanced
security infrastructure provides
peace of mind and compliance
with regulatory requirements.
8. Artificial Intelligence and
Big Data Analytics:
Cloud computing has played
a pivotal role in advancing
artificial intelligence (AI) and big
data analytics. Cloud platforms
offer the computational power
and storage required to process
and analyse large datasets,
empowering businesses to
extract valuable insights, make
data-driven decisions, and
develop AI-driven applications.
Conclusion: transformation, poised to
The evolution of cloud reshape the way we interact
computing has reshaped the with technology and the world
business landscape, enabling around us. As technology
organisations of all sizes to advances, these devices are
leverage advanced technologies becoming more sophisticated,
and resources previously intuitive, and seamlessly
accessible only to large integrated into our lives.
enterprises. The scalability, One major trend is the
flexibility, cost-efficiency, and convergence of health
innovation offered by the cloud and technology. Wearable
have become imperative for devices are evolving beyond
businesses striving for growth simple fitness trackers to
and success in today’s digital encompass comprehensive
world. As cloud computing health monitoring tools. These
continues to evolve, it will devices can monitor vital signs,
undoubtedly drive further track sleep patterns, and even
transformative changes, paving detect early health anomalies,
the way for the next era of empowering individuals to take
business operations and digital proactive control of their well-
transformation. being.
Augmented reality (AR) and
virtual reality (VR) are also
poised to revolutionise user
experiences. Wearable AR
glasses and VR headsets
offer immersive interactions,
from gaming to workplace
collaborations, creating new
dimensions of engagement and
MS. NIMMI SHARMA productivity.
Email: nimmi.sharma@ As technology becomes more
kalingauniversity.ac.in integrated with fashion, smart
(Assistant Professor, clothing is emerging as a trend
Electrical Dept.) to watch. Clothes embedded
with sensors can monitor
Emerging Trends posture, track physical activity,
and even change colour based
in Wearable and on mood or environment.
Portable Devices Furthermore, the rise of edge
computing, powered by the
T
he realm of wearable Internet of Things (IoT), is driving
and portable devices wearable devices to become
more self-reliant and efficient.
is undergoing rapid
These devices process data
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closer to the source, reducing
latency and improving real-time
capabilities.
However, with these exciting
trends come challenges, such
as data privacy and security. As
wearable devices collect and
transmit personal information,
ensuring robust security
measures is imperative.
In conclusion, the future
of wearable and portable
devices holds promise for
enhancing our lives across
various domains. Whether it’s
in health, entertainment, or
daily tasks, these devices are
poised to elevate convenience,
efficiency, and personalisation.
As technology continues to
evolve, the seamless integration
of wearables into our routines
is set to redefine the digital
landscape.
Augmented reality
(AR) and virtual reality
(VR) are also poised
to revolutionise
user experiences.
Wearable AR glasses
and VR headsets
offer immersive
interactions, from
gaming to workplace
collaborations, creating
new dimensions of
engagement and
productivity.
 Faculty
Achievements
MR. SHAILESH DESHMUKH
Assistant Professor and
Head of the Department
Electrical Engineering
Email: shailesh.deshmukh@
kalingauniversity.ac.in
J
ournals
1. Kurre, M., Deshmukh,
S., Tandekar, R., Mishra, P.,
& Banerjee, A. (2022). A Low-
Cost Control Architecture for
Buck Converter Fed VSI Based
BLDC Motor Drive. International
Journal of Engineering Research
in Africa, 62, 161-171.
2. Meshram, P. M., Gawande, S.
P., Deshmukh, S., & Chaudhury,
A. (2022, November). Some
Investigations on Synchronous
Generator Connected to Infinite
Bus. In 2022 International
Conference on Emerging Trends
in Engineering and Medical
Sciences (ICETEMS) (pp. 200-
205). IEEE.
3. Yashsvi Shrivastava,
Shailesh Deshmukh, “Design
of Shunt Active Power Filter for
Harmonic Compensation”, High
Technology Letters, Peer Review
& International Journal, Volume
29 Issue 4 April 2023. https://doi.
org/10.37896/HTL29.04/8426
4. Deshmukh, S. M., Biradar,
V., & Gawande, S. P. (2022,
December). Design and
Development of Charging
Stations for Electric Vehicles. In
2022 International Conference
on Smart Generation
Computing, Communication and
Networking (SMART GENCON)
(pp. 1-4). IEEE.
5. Deshmukh, S. M., Biradar, V.,
& Gawande, S. P. (2023, May).
Design and Analysis of Hybrid
Microgrid System for Vehicle
Electrical Charging Stations.
In 2023 4th International
Conference for Emerging
Technology (INCET) (pp. 1-6).
IEEE.
Conferences (National/
International)
1. Deshmukh, S. M., (2022,
November). Review of Design
and Development of Microgrid
for Electric Vehicles. National
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Conference on Recent
Advancement in Engineering
and Computing Technologies
organised by Faculty of
Technology and Faculty of
Information Technology, Kalinga
University, Naya Raipur, India,
14th – 15th November 2022.
2. Deshmukh, S. M., (2023,
November). Review of the
Design of Microgrid for Electric
Vehicle Charging Station.
National Conference on
Advance Approaches in Pure
and Applied Mathematics
(NCAAPA2022-23) organised
by Faculty of Technology and
Department of Mathematics,
Kalinga University, Naya Raipur,
India, 14th – 15th February 2023.
3. 8th IEEE International WIE
Conference on Electrical and
Computer Engineering (IEEE
WIECON-ECE 2022) organised at
Dr. S. P. Mukherjee International
Institute of Information
Technology, Naya Raipur, India.
30th-31st December 2022.
4. Shailesh M. Deshmukh,
“Review on Microgrids for
Hybrid Electric Vehicles Charging
Station”, has presented a paper
at International Conference
on Optimization Techniques in
Engineering and Technology
(ICOTET 2022), organised by
Dronacharya Group of Institute,
Gr. Noida (UP), India, during 8-9
July 2022.
5. Deshmukh, S. M., Biradar,
V., & Gawande, S. P. (2022,
December). Design and
Development of Charging
Stations for Electric Vehicles.
In the 2022 International
Conference on Smart Generation
Computing, Communication and
Networking (SMART GENCON),
organised by Ghousia College of
Engineering, Karnataka, India.
Dec 23-25, 2022
6. Deshmukh, S. M.,
Biradar, V., & Gawande, S.
P. (2023, May). Design and
Analysis of Hybrid Microgrid
System for Vehicle Electrical
Charging Stations. In 2023 4th
International Conference for
Emerging Technology (INCET)
was organised by Jain College
of Engineering, Belagavi,
Karnataka, India. May 26-28,
2023
Patents (Published/Granted)
1. Title: Smart Soft Key Design
for Electrical Switches
Application No.- 202241041614
Date of filing - 20/07/2022
Publication Date- 05/08/2022
2. Title: An Improvised Design
and Development of Solar
Charging Station for EV
Application No. - 2022241073518
Date of filing - 19/12/2022
Publication Date - 30/12/2022
3. Title: Device To Generate
Power Using Wave Current
Design No. - 376087-001
Date of filing - 24/12/2022
Granted Date - 15/02/2023
4. Title: Wireless Power
Transmission System using
Magnetic Resonance Coupling
Design No. - 383343-001
Date of filing -19/05/2023
Publication Date -23/06/2023
5. Title: Device for Electricity
Generation from Waste Water
Treatment
Design No. - 383343-001
Date of filing - 07/04/2023
Granted Date - 06/07/2023
Memberships
1. International Association of
Engineers (IAENG)
2. National institute for technical
training & skill development
(NITTSD)- Member ID: NITTSD/
PROFESSOR/34843
3. International Association of
Academic Plus Corporate (IAAC),
Member ID-FRTJQC-CE000992
4. IEEE Student branch for 2022-
2023
FDP
UGC Approved Short Term
Professional Development
Programme on ‘Implementation
of NEP 2020 for University
and College Teachers’ under
Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya
National Mission on Teachers
and Teaching organised by
Indira Gandhi National Open
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University held from 12-¬20 June
2023 and obtained ‚A’ Grade.
Hands-on Training
1. Participated in hands-
on training on 3-D Printing,
organised by CIF, Kalinga
University Raipur, 16th February
2023.
2. Participated in IP Awareness/
Training program under National
Intellectual Property Awareness
Mission on 24th March 2023,
organised by faculty of Kalinga
University, New Raipur
Workshop
NAAC sponsored a two-days
workshop on “Role of IQAC in
Achieving Quality and Excellence
in Higher Education by
Promoting Research, Innovation
and Extension Activities”
organised by Internal Quality
Assurance Cell (IQAC), Kalinga
University, Naya Raipur on 28” &
29” April 2023, in collaboration
with Guru Nanak First Grade
College, Bidar.
Webinar
1. Actively participated in the
webinar titled “BUSINESS
MODEL CANVAS”, organised by
Kalinga University, Naya Raipur,
Chhattisgarh on 10-04-2023
2. Participated in webinar
On “Write your thesis using
Mendeley” organized by
Researcher Academy 06
February 2023
 Journal: International Journal TRACKING SYSTEM
of Scientific Research in Author: A. G. Pillai
Engineering and Management Publisher: Journal of
Title: A Survey on Renewable Pharmaceutical Negative
Power Resources Prediction Results
Techniques Web link: https://www.
Author: Mayank Chiram Anu G pnrjournal.com/index.php/
Pillai home/article/view/7607
MRS. ANU G. PILLAI
Assistant Professor, Journal: DICKENSIAN JOURNAL Extra Achievements:
Electrical Engineering Title: Renewable Energy Load • IEEE session chair in WCONF
Email: anu.pillai@ Balancing Using Grey Wolf 2023
kalingauniversity.ac.in Genetic Algorithm • IEEE session coordinator in
Author: Anu G Pillai WCONF 2023

Publications Journal: DICKENSIAN JOURNAL • Outstanding performance

Title: A Review of a Sensor- award in Academics in Avlokan
Title: Applications and 3.0
Challenges of IoT-Based Smart based Brain-computer Interface
Healthcare Systems that use and its Applications
cognitive sensors: an overview Author: Devanand Bhonsle,
Author: D Bhonsle, Y Bhale, AG Somnath Baksi, Anu G
Pillai, S Tiwari, V Moyal… - Pillai, Roshni Rahangdale,
Chandradatta Verma, Maleika
Publisher: Cognitive Sensors, Heenaye-Mamode Khan
Volume 1: Intelligent sensing …,
2022 Publisher: Cognitive Sensors,
Volume 2: Applications in Smart
Web link: https://iopscience. Healthcare
iop.org/book/edit/978-0-7503- MR. RAHUL BAGHEL
5326-7/chapter/bk978-0-7503- Web link: https://iopscience.
iop.org/book/edit/978-0-7503- Assistant Professor,
5326-7ch7 Electrical Engineering
5346-5/chapter/bk978-0-7503-
Title: Comprehensive Analysis 5346-5ch6 Email: rahul.baghel@
of P & O Based MPPT Techniques kalingauniversity.ac.in
for Solar PV System Title: Cognitive Sensors,
Volume 2: Applications in Smart
Author: Samiksha Saroj Anu G Healthcare Publications
Pillai 1. Gas Sensor device based
Author: GR Sinha, Varun Bajaj,
Journal: GIS Science Journal. A. G. Pillai on SnSe2 Monolayer: Ab-initio
Web link: http://gdzjg.org/ Modelling
Publisher: Cognitive Sensors,
index.php/JOL/article/view/409 Volume 2: Applications in Smart June 2023
Title: Design AND Simulation Healthcare DOI: 10.1109/
of Grid-Connected Photovoltaic Web link: https://iopscience. ICEEICT56924.2023.10157857
System Based on the MPPT iop.org/book/edit/978-0-7503- Conference: 2023 Second
Strategy 5346-5 International Conference
Author: Anu G Pillai Title: AUTOMATIC SOLAR on Electrical, Electronics,
Information and Communication

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Technologies (ICEEICT)
2. Sc-doped SnS2 monolayer- Faculty Development Programme/
based promising biosensor FET Short-Term Training Programme/
for lung cancer early diagnosis: Workshop/Seminar/Webinar
an ab-initio study
FDPs
June 2023
1. Completed faculty development program on “Python for data
Journal of Nanoparticle science” Jan- Feb2023 (4 Weeks)
Research 25(7)
2. Completed faculty development program on “Advance in 5G
DOI: 10.1007/s11051-023- and next generation Networks (5GNGN)”
05783-6
NPTEL Course
3. Toxic Gas Sensor device
based on CrS2 Monolayer: Ab- 1. Completed NPTEL online certification on “Python for data
initio Modelling science” Jan- Feb2023 (4 Weeks)

January 2023 Hands-on Training

DOI: 10.1109/ 1. Participated in hands-on training on 3-D Printing, organised by

ICAECT57570.2023.10117926 CIF, Kalinga University Raipur, 16th February 2023.

Conference: 2023 Third 2. Participated in IP Awareness/ Training program under National

International Conference Intellectual Property Awareness Mission on 24th March 2023.
on Advances in Electrical, Conference
Computing, Communication 1. Participated National conference on Advance approaches in
and Sustainable Technologies pure and applied mathematics (NCAAPAM 2022-23)
(ICAECT)
Workshop
4. Electron Transport
Properties of Nucleotides 1. Participated in an international workshop on “Experimental and
via Nanopore in Stanene simulation solution for developing novel sustainable materials
Nanoribbon (IWESSM-2023)” organised by the Department of Physics, PG
College of Science, Raipur, 8-10 February 2023
January 2023
Webinars
DOI: 10.1109/
ICAECT57570.2023.10118118 1. Participated in a webinar on “Next–Gen Schools: Enhancing
classrooms with coding, AI & Robotics” organised by STEMpedia.
Conference: 2023 Third 15 April 2023
International Conference
on Advances in Electrical, 2. Participated in a webinar on “ChatGPT: Its impact on higher
Computing, Communication education and academic libraries” organised by DELNET –
and Sustainable Technologies Developing Library Network.
(ICAECT) 3. Participated in a webinar on “Demystifying cloud, containers
Patent and automation” organised by Botho University, Botswana

1. Application No. 4. Participated in a webinar on “Deep Learning” organised by

20232103569A, Publication Centre for Development of Advanced Computing on 28th February
Date: 23/06/2023, Title of the 2023
invention: Wireless power 5. Participated in a webinar on “Write your thesis using Mendeley”
transmission system using organised by Researcher Academy on 06 February 2023
magnetic resonance coupling

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 Journal: JPNR
Web link: https://doi.
org/10.47750/pn.2022.13.
S07.646
2. Title: Three Phase Shunt
Active Power Filter using pq
theory Analysis of Stability
Problem in Wind Generator by
MR. RAVI PRAKASH using STATCOM
MAHOBIA Author: Mahesh Ahuja & Ravi
Assistant Professor, Electrical Prakash Mahobia
Engineering
Email: raviprakash.mahobia@ Journal: Neuro Quantology
kalingauniversity.ac.in Web link:https://doi.
org/1.47750/pnr.2022.13.07.646
Publications 3. Title: A Review Paper on
1. Title: Mitigation appertaining Building Information Modeling
to electromotive force sag using (BIM): Utilizing Electrical
dynamic electromotive force and Civil Engineering Tools
restorer based on space vector and Techniques to Develop
pulse width modulation Advanced Building Information
Models for Efficient Construction
Author: Ravi Prakash Mahobia
& Mahesh Ahuja and Maintenance of Buildings
Author: Ravi Prakash Mahobia
& Kriti Sahu Tirpude
Journal: BioGecko
4. Title: A Review Paper on
Harmonic Mitigation Techniques
Author: 1Vinayak Kumar, 2Ravi
Prakash Mahobia
Journal: BioGecko
Web link: https://biogecko.
co.nz/issues_spl.php?id=4
5. Title: A Review Paper on
Harmonic Mitigation Techniques
Author: Rajendra Kumar Sahu,
Ravi Prakash Mahobia
Journal: ECB
Web link: https://www.
eurchembull.com/issue-
content/a-review-on-
power-system-stability-
improvement-1709

Faculty Development Programme/Short-Term Training

Programme/Workshop/Seminar/Webinar

1. Successfully completed One licensing, service & support on - ID 2712

week online National Level FDP
on New Education Policy-2020,
organised by RBBSU,
Deharadun. (24th to 29th Sept.
2022) 2.
2. Successfully completed FDP
on PERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS
organised by Kalinga University
in collaboration with TITANS
Learning Pvt. Ltd. On 12-13 Aug
2022.
3. Successfully completed
course on MS-900 Microsoft 365
Fundamentals: Demonstrate
knowledge of Microsoft 365
7/22/2023.
Patents
1. Application No. 202341020621,
Publication Date: 07/04/2023,
Title of the invention: IoT-Based
Remote Access Control in Water
Level Monitoring for Water
Management.
2. Application No. 363915-001,
Publication Date: 30/09/2022,
Title of the invention: Office
Power Management Device.
Professional Memberships:
1. Mahavidyalayin Adhikari AVM
Karmachari Sangh Chhattisgarh
2. International Association of
Engineers (IAENG)
3. National institute for technical
training & skill development
(NITTSD)
4. International Association of
Academic Plus Corporate (IAAC)
Extra Achievements:
1. Outstanding performance
award in Academics in Avlokan
3.0
2. 45 Days Internship Program
Designed and Conducted Class
Successfully.

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 Publication Poddar (CSIR-CSIO)
1. Title: Fractional Order Book Series: Advance in
Extended Kalman Filter for Intelligent Systems and
Attitude Estimation Computing (AISC, vol 940)
Author: Nimmi Sharma, Web link: https://doi.
Elizabeth Roufus (VIT university), org/10.1007/978-3-030-16657-
Vinod Karar (CSIR-CSIO), Shashi 1_77

Faculty Development Programme/

Short-Term Training Programme/
MS. NIMMI SHARMA
Assistant Professor, Workshop/Seminar/Webinar
Electrical Engineering
Email: nimmi.sharma@ 1. Short-term training program on Python organized by GUVI Partner
kalingauniversity.ac.in with Google for Education. (Date: 7/Aug/2023)

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 Students
Achievements

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 Students Participants

University/state/
Name of the Team /
Year National/ Event Date
Student Individual
International

22-23 February
1 Prithvi Narayan Gupta Kalinga University Team Sports Event 2023
2023

Yuva Executive
2 Kada Srinivas Kalinga University Individual Year - 2023
Council

01-03 March
3 Rajendra Miri O.P Jindal University Individual Technorollix-2023
2023

All India Men and

Women Woodball
All India University, 30 March to 6
4 Prithvi Narayan Gupta National Individual
Held at Gyan Vihar April 2023
University, Jaipur,
Rajasthan

Intra University
5 Ayush Kalinga University Individual song and dance 10th April 2023
competition

Some Photos

All India University Nationals Men’s Woodball

Held at Gyan Vihar University, Jaipur, Rajasthan

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 All India University Nationals Men’s Cricket
Held at KIIT University Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Paper Publications/Articles/Short Stories/Poems/Drawings

by Students

Course
S. Guided Journal ISSN In-
Paper Title Author Name and Se-
No. By Name No. dexing
mester

1. Shudhanshu
International
Ranjan
Journal of
Smart Irrigation 2. Shreyansh Dr.
BTEE Creative 2320- UGC ap-
1 System Using Maurya Vijayalaxmi
8th Sem Research 2882 proved
IoT 3. Sumit Chaudhary Biradar
Thoughts
4. Manoj Kumar
(IJCRT)
Das

Design of
Shunt Active High
1. Yashsvi M.Tech Shailesh 1006-
2 Power Filter Technology Scopus
Shrivastava 4th Sem Deshmukh 6748
for Harmonic Letters
Compensation

1. Prajjwal Nikhare
International
IoT-based Fault 2. Shubham Kumar
Journal of
Detection in 3. Ved Prakash
BTEE Shailesh Creative 2320- UGC ap-
3 Overhead Khurana
8th Sem Deshmukh Research 2882 proved
Transmission 4. Sankalp Kaiwart
Thoughts
Line 5. Ankit Kumar
(IJCRT)
Sethi

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 Solar Tracking
1. Mohd Anwar
System with International
2. Maheshwar
Automatic Journal of
Singh
Panel Cleaning BTEE Creative 2320- UGC ap-
4 3. Harshit Anand Anu G. Pillai
Mechanism 8th Sem Research 2882 proved
Singh,
for Efficient Thoughts
4. Sandeep Rajbhar
Power (IJCRT)
Generation

Development
and Simulation ISSN
of Dynamic International PRINT
UGC CARE
Voltage Corrector M.Tech Journal of Food 2319
5 1. Ojal Thaware Mahesh Ahuja Listed
for Voltage SAG 4th Sem and Nutritional 1775 On-
(Group -I)
Reduction Using Sciences line 2320
PWM Power 7876
Protection

A Review Paper
M.Tech A Journal for
on Harmonic Ravi Prakash 2230- Web of
6 1. Vinayak Kumar 4th Sem New Zealand
Mitigation Mahobia 5807 Science
Herpetology
Techniques

International
2320-
BTEE Journal of UGC ap-
Multi-source of 1. Devwrath Telam 2882
7 8th Sem Creative proved
Power Generation 2. Abhishek Rao appro-
Research
ved
Thoughts (IJCRT)

Stardust Dreams: A Journey of

Enchantment
In a world of stars that gleam so bright,
Where dreams take flight in the soft moonlight,
Whispers of hope in the gentle breeze,
Guiding our hearts through life’s mysteries.

A river’s dance, a melody true,

Nature’s canvas painted in every hue,
BIBEK KUMAR CHAUHAN Embracing life with open arms wide,
Diploma - 5th Semester In this enchanted journey, we stride with pride.

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 Parent and Child
Relationship
T
he parent-child
relationship is a vital
foundation in a person’s
life, shaping their emotional
and psychological development.
Parents play a pivotal role
in nurturing their children,
HARESH KUMAR MANDAL providing guidance, support,
B.Tech - 7th Semester and a sense of security.
This relationship lays the
groundwork for a child’s future
interactions and relationships,
influencing their self-esteem,
communication skills, and
overall well-being. Effective
communication, trust, and
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understanding contribute to a
healthy parent-child dynamic,
fostering a positive environment
for growth and mutual respect.
As children grow, maintaining
open lines of communication and
adapting parenting approaches
to their changing needs ensures
a strong and lasting bond.
Ultimately, a nurturing parent-
child relationship contributes
significantly to a child’s holistic
development and prepares
them for a successful and
fulfilling life journey.
 Teacher and Students
Relationship
knowledge, illuminating the
path for students to explore,
question, and evolve. They
provide guidance not just in
subjects but in life lessons,
cultivating values, critical
thinking, and curiosity.
GOVINDA NISHAD Students, in turn, are the vessels
Diploma - 3 Semester
rd
of potential, absorbing wisdom
and melding their aspirations.
T
They look up to teachers as
he teacher-student mentors, seeking guidance,
relationship is the
support, and a role model to
cornerstone of effective emulate.
education. Beyond the
classroom, it’s a connection that A strong teacher-student
shapes minds, inspires growth, relationship goes beyond the
and fosters lifelong learning. curriculum. It’s built on respect,
empathy, and trust. It’s a safe
Teachers hold the torch of space where students can voice
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their doubts, experiment, and
learn from failures.
The impact of this bond is
profound. A teacher’s belief in
a student’s potential can kindle
their self-belief, leading to
remarkable achievements. The
encouragement and guidance
offered during struggles can
shape students’ resilience and
determination.
In the end, the teacher-student
relationship isn’t confined to
grades; it’s a lifelong connection.
The lessons imparted extend far
beyond textbooks, enriching
character, shaping careers, and
inspiring generations.
 Whispers of Celestial Dreams
In the realm where moonbeams dance so free,
Whispers of stars weave tales for you and me.
Unseen melodies in the night’s embrace,
Painting dreams with stardust’s grace.

A symphony of colours in the dawn’s embrace,

Nature’s canvas, a masterpiece to trace.
Winds that carry secrets through the air,
ANKIT KUMAR TIRKEY Creating magic beyond compare.
B.Tech - 3rd Semester In this realm of dreams, we find our way,
Where the sun and moon together sway.
Eternal verses of an untold rhyme,
Capturing moments frozen in time.

KADA SRINIVAS
B.Tech - 7th Semester

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PRITHVI NARAYAN
GUPTA
B.Tech - 7th Semester
I
am Prithivi Narayan Gupta
pursuing BTech in electrical
engineering, Final year
(Kalinga University, Naya Raipur
Chhattisgarh). I would like to
share my review of the Electrical
Department at our University,
where I am completing my
B.Tech degree.
Firstly, I must mention that
the department has a well-
structured curriculum that
covers all the fundamental
aspects of electrical engineering.
The courses offered are
comprehensive and cover
both theoretical knowledge
and practical applications. The
faculty members are highly
qualified and experienced in
their respective fields, making
them an excellent resource for
students learning.
The department has well-
equipped laboratories with
modern equipment and
tools, which are essential for
conducting experiments and
gaining hands-on experience.
The lab facilities are well-
maintained, and the technical
staff is always available to
My Electrical Department
help students with their
experiments. This hands-on
approach has greatly enhanced
my understanding of various
concepts and has proven to
be invaluable in developing
practical skills.
The department also
encourages students to engage
in research and innovation. It
provides ample opportunities
for students to participate
in various research projects,
internships, and industry
collaborations. This exposure
has not only expanded my
knowledge but has also
broadened my perspective
on the advancements and
applications of electrical
engineering.
Moreover, the department
regularly organises seminars,
workshops, and expert lectures
by industry professionals to
keep students updated with the
latest trends and technologies in
the field. These events provide a
platform for students to interact
with experts and learn from
their experiences, thus fostering
a holistic learning environment.
The department’s faculty
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members are approachable
and supportive. They are always
willing to address students’
doubts and provide guidance
whenever needed. Moreover,
they actively engage in academic
discussions, which further
contributes to a stimulating
learning environment.
However, one area for
improvement could be the
availability of internship and job
placement opportunities. While
the department does provide
assistance in finding internships
and placements, there is room
for more collaborations with
industries to enhance these
avenues.
In conclusion, the Electrical
department at our university has
provided a strong foundation in
electrical engineering through
its comprehensive curriculum,
well-equipped laboratories,
dedicated faculty, and various
opportunities for research and
innovation. I am grateful for
the knowledge and skills I have
acquired during my time here,
and I believe it has prepared me
well for a successful career in the
field of electrical engineering.
 Sports and Human
Interaction: A Dynamic
Connection
SHASHIKANT KUMAR
B.Tech - 7th Semester

S
ports have long been an health is undeniable. Regular medium for personal growth,
integral part of human engagement in physical social cohesion, and cross-
civilisation, serving as activities not only enhances cultural connections. This
a platform that goes beyond cardiovascular fitness but also harmonious interplay continues
mere physical activity. The contributes to mental wellness to shape both the physical and
intricate relationship between by reducing stress and improving emotional landscape of our
sports and humanity is deeply mood. Furthermore, the spirit world.
rooted in history and culture, of healthy competition nurtures
transcending geographical a positive mindset, instilling
boundaries. This dynamic qualities like sportsmanship and
connection encompasses empathy.
various dimensions, from Beyond personal benefits,
fostering teamwork and sports have the power to
competition to promoting unify societies. They provide a
physical well-being and mental common ground where people
resilience. of diverse backgrounds come
Participation in sports together, celebrating their
cultivates a sense of shared love for the game. Major
discipline, determination, and sporting events become a global
camaraderie. Team sports, stage for cultural exchange,
in particular, emphasise promoting understanding and
collaboration and effective breaking down barriers.
communication, imparting In essence, the relationship
valuable life skills. Moreover, between sports and humanity
sports offer an avenue to is a symbiotic one. Sports
showcase individual talent, mould individuals into resilient,
pushing athletes to achieve adaptable, and collaborative
their best. beings, while humans, in turn,
The impact of sports on human elevate sports into a powerful

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Department of Mechanical
and Mining Engineering
About The Department
T
he Department of
Mechanical Engineering
is the most significant
branch of engineering headed
by Dr. V. C. JHA, B.Sc. (Engg.)
M.Tech, Ph.D. with teaching and
research experience of 31 years.
The frontline developments
of the department are
automobiles, material science,
industrial equipment and
machinery and heating and
cooling systems. To meet these
challenges, the department has
excellent infrastructural inputs
in terms of the latest version of
equipment in laboratories and
well-qualified and committed
faculty and staff that has
great exposure to various top
institutions. They always follow
a holistic approach to teaching
and aim at the all-round
development of the students
through their creative and
unique teaching methods. They
nurture the students’ analytical
bent of mind by evaluating
them continuously and guiding
them to grow into successful
professionals in their future
endeavours. They are involved
in high-end research work
and have published research
papers in Journals of national
and international standing.
The faculty, well-equipped lab
and latest technology-based
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workshops attract meritorious
students from all over India.
Applications-based syllabi
of undergraduates keep the
students updated with the latest
technological developments
in the area of mechanical
engineering.
Faculty members of the
department are preparing
well to undertake the research
projects and also to collaborate
with industries. Looking upon
the requirements of creating
awareness and accelerating
technological advances the
department will continue to
hold seminars, conferences
and expert lectures on relevant
topics regularly. Faculty
members are well motivated
towards the industry-academia
interaction in order to achieve
hundred percent placements
of students. Great emphasis is
given to training the students in
classroom teaching as well as in
the Project Work. It is with this
aim and objective that we are
interacting with the industry
as well. Frequently, eminent
personalities from industries,
premier research and academic
institutions are invited for
delivering lectures.
Our Core Team

DR. VINAY MR. GAURAV

CHANDRA JHA TAMRAKAR
M.Tech, Ph.D. M.Tech (Machine
Professor, HOD Design)
Assistant Professor

MR. SHAILESH SINGH MR. SWAPNIL

THAKUR SHUKLA
M.Tech (Thermal (Production
Engineering) Engineering)
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

MR. NURESH KHUNTE MR. KUNAL

(Production DEWANGAN
Engineering) M.Tech (Machine
Assistant Professor Design)
Assistant Professor

MR. ANUP KUMAR MR. SARAT CHANDRA

JANA MOHANTY
Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
& IQAC Coordinator Coordinator, IQAC

MR. ARUN KUMAR MR. SULTAN AZAM

LAHRE B.Tech in Mining
B.Tech in Mining Engineering
Engineering Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor

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Events Organized
by the Department
of Mechanical/
Mining Engineering

Webinar on: “Mind and Success”

Date: 12 Mar 2022
Description about the program:

M
r. Alakshendra Mogre, National Trainer
and Speaker from JEM (Jha’s English
Meditation) spoke to the students about
Self Development Skills and Building Strong
Personality that distinguish individuals from each
other. The speaker also discussed the setting goals,
personality and psychology of students and what
are the changes that the students need to change
according to the market for survival.

Webinar on: “Group Discussion”

Date: 26 Mar 2022
Description about the program:

Students Enhanced their

communication skills with our
Group Discussion Webinar led
by Dr. V. C. Jha, a prominent
figure in the field. Organised
by the Mechanical Branch, this
event was the opportunity to
refine group interaction abilities.
Participants gained valuable
insights and ways to excel in
professional dialogues.

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 Webinar on: “Webinar on Recent
Trends in Industry”
Date: 02 Apr 2022
Description about the program:

S
tudents Explored the industry’s future
with the webinar on „Recent Trends in
Industry,” featuring guest speaker Nishant
Mishra. Hosted by the Mechanical Branch,
this event dived into the latest advancements
shaping various sectors. Participants got the
chance to gain insights that could reshape their
careers.

Industry Visit to Kalpataru Power Limited

Date: 15 Apr 2022
Description about the program:

D
r. V. C. Jha led this
insightful visit, offering
unique insights and
connecting theoretical concepts
to practical industrial scenarios.
This was the your chance
to bridge the gap between
academia and industry and
gain a deeper understanding
of mechanical engineering in
action. This was an invaluable
learning opportunity to take a
step closer to becoming a well-
rounded mechanical engineer.

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Workshop on Hands-on Learning
with MATLAB Software
Date: 22 Aug 2022
Description about the program:

D
r. V. C. Jha, HOD of the Mechanical
Engineering Department, started the
session and explained the importance of
Matlab software. Matlab software is an effective
tool for problem-solving and debugging easily; it
uses a large database of built-in algorithms. Its
basic data element is the matrix. A simple integer
is considered a matrix of one row and one column.
Several mathematical operations that work on
arrays or matrices are built-in to the Mat lab
environment. Matlab allows matrix manipulations;
plotting functions and data; implementation of
algorithms; creation of user interfaces; interfacing
with programs written in other languages,
including C, C++, Java, and FORTRAN; analysis of
data; developing algorithms; and creating models
and applications.

“Quiz Competition”
Date:29 Aug 2022
Description about the
program:

I
t was engaging Quiz Competition
where students get a chance
to win exciting prizes through
stimulating challenge.

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 “Workshop on Mind and Success”
Date: 16 Sep 2022 Time: 10:00 am
onwards
Description about the program:

M
r. Alakshendra Mogre, National Trainer and
Speaker from JEM (Jha’s English Meditation)
spoke to the students about Self Development
Skills and Building Strong Personalities that distinguish
individuals from each other. The speaker also discussed
the setting goals, personality and psychology of students
and what are the changes that the students need to
change according to the market for survival.

“Workshop on How to Write a Research Paper”

Date: 16 Sep 2022 Time: 10:00 am onwards
Description about the program:

T
he session had started by the Head
of the Department Dr. V. C. Jha. He
explained how to write a research
paper. Research studies are important
because they contribute to knowledge
and progress on confusion, diseases,
and disorders. The purpose of a research
paper is to give your ideas and opinions
about the topic or problem and to use
other sources to support your position.
Understanding that research is important
might seem like a no-brainer, but many
people avoid it like the plague. Yet, for
those who like to learn, whether they are
members of a research institution or not,
conducting research is not just important
it’s imperative.

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 “Group Discussion”
Date: 29 Sep 2022
Description about the program:

T
he Group Discussion is generally the
next level after the entrance exam to
pursue a professional degree. In the
case of recruitment, Group Discussion can be
at the starting or at the end, depending on
different companies or organizations.

Royal Mechanical Club faculty members

started the session with information about
Group discussion and explained the rules
of group discussion. After that, the faculty
members carried forwards the session and
gave the topic of group discussion. The
average duration of group discussion was 12
minutes. Students told about the topic very
well and then some students said its opposite.

“Training Program on Workshop

Techniques”
Date: 08 Oct 2022
Description of the program:

T
he workshop started by Faculty members
of the Mechanical Engineering Department.
The Resource person has given a speech
about welding, carpentry, drilling, etc, and added
that there is a lot of scope in the future. machines, drilling machines, and lathe machines.
The resource person and faculty members Then clothing and footwear like safety glasses
have explained the general information about and hearing protection, all loose clothing must be
measuring instruments, safety, tools, and tucked in, safety boots or enclosed shoes must be
machines. Then introduces some measuring worn in the workshop, long hair has to be tied up
instruments and tools, also machines used in the including fringes, remove rings and loose jewellery
workshop and they are shaping machines, welding before operating machinery they can be a hazard.

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“Industrial Visit to CIPET, Raipur” “Webinar on Recent Trends in
Date: 14 Oct 2022 Manufacturing System”
Description of the program: Date: 19 Oct 2022
Description about the program:

C
IPET is a premier institute renowned for
its expertise in plastics technology and

W
research. Get ready to witness cutting-edge hether you’re an aspiring engineer,
laboratories, advanced machinery, and a wealth a seasoned professional, or simply
of knowledge about plastics, polymers, and their intrigued by the future of production,
applications across industries. this webinar promises valuable knowledge and
networking opportunities. Discover the trends
This visit was for students eager to learn, a shaping tomorrow’s factories and equip yourself
professional seeking insight, or simply intrigued by for the manufacturing landscape of the future.
the world of plastics, this industrial visit promises
an eye-opening experience. Students got chance to
connect with experts, see real-world applications,
and explore the journey from raw materials to
finished products.
Students expanded their horizons in the realm
of plastics technology, and gained a deeper
understanding of this vital industry that impacts
our daily lives in countless ways.

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“Webinar on Illumination in Mining”
Date: 09 Nov 2022
Description about the program:

T
he guest lecture was started by Dr.
V.C.Jha Head of the Department of
Mechanical and Mining Engineering
Department. He welcomed the speaker
and introduced Faculty Members of
the Mechanical and Mining Engineering
Department and all the students. The
Resource person has given a speech about
Illumination in mining. He discussed mine
lighting on the surface, at places with
insufficient natural light, in every engine
house, in the vicinity of every working
shaft, at every opencast working and at
places where workers are employed. In
the case of Underground At every shaft
inset and shaft bottom or siding is in
regular use.
In every travelling roadway in which 50
or more miners travel in any shift, and,
in every working stope, in metalliferous
mines. At every place on a haulage
roadway, at which tubs are regularly
coupled or uncoupled, or attached to or
detached from a haulage rope.

“Energy Conservation Day Celebrations”

Date: 14 Dec 2022
Description of the program:

P
oster Making Competition on Energy
Conservation.

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 “Quiz Competition”
Date: 27 Feb 2023
Description of the program:

S
tudents dived into the world of mechanics
with the Mechanical Engineering
Quiz Competition to Test their
knowledge about machines, technology,
and innovation. Students Joined this exciting
event which was open to all
mechanical enthusiasts to
get a chance to learn, compete, and win prizes.

“Guest Lecture on Research performance in the lecture and he told that they
Methodology” are better than some students of NIT Raipur.
Date: 26 Apr 2023
Description of the program:

The guest lecture was started by Dr. V. C. Jha Head

of the Department of Mechanical and Mining
Engineering. He welcomed the speaker and
introduced the Faculty Members of the Mechanical
and Mining Engineering Department and all the
students. The Resource person explained each
and every step of the Research Methodology.
The Resource person made focused on quality
education and explained the various aspects to
build up research work. He stressed the following
points. The basic fundamental concept of students
should be clear. Only then they can achieve success
and qualify for competitive examinations.
He explained the steps of research methodology
and pointed out the tools for the success of students
in research work. He also invited our students
at NIT Raipur to make use of the research work
facility. Two students of our B. Tech. Mechanical
sixth semester was appreciated by him for their

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“Wall Painting on Space Cooling through Optimum Temperature of 24°C”
Date: 06 Feb 2023
Description of the program:

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 Articles/Short
Stories
I
n case you are analysing
this in a room that is being
cooled or heated by way of
central air or you have cooked
a meal nowadays, you could
thank a mechanical engineer.
Mechanical engineering
relevant in a maximum of our
regular lives. The buildings that
we live in and the automobiles
that we pressure are feats
of mechanical engineering.
So, if you are searching for a
profession this is tough yet
applicable to regular existence,
consider earning a mechanical
engineering diploma.
What Is Mechanical
Engineering?
Mechanical engineering includes
plenty of problem-solving. A
mechanical engineer makes
use of math and technology
to determine solutions to
What Does Mechanical
Engineer Do?
MR. GAURAV TAMRAKAR
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Dept.
gaurav.tamrakar@kalingauniversity.ac.in
problems. They also build upon
accomplishments in mechanical
engineering to enhance
performance and embrace
innovation. When you earn a
mechanical engineering degree,
is you may pick from quite a few
special industries, along with
car, construction, production
and biomedical. As technology
continues to improve,
mechanical engineering carries
brand-new methods and
applications into its problem-
solving. Extra mechanical
engineers are wished as the era
grows and changes.
Unlike different fields of
engineering, mechanical
engineering is one of the
broadest. Mechanical engineers
may layout machines. They
regularly play a function within
the layout and production of
products. Mechanical engineers’
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paintings with the whole thing
from engines to elevators to
scientific devices. Therefore,
incomes a mechanical
engineering diploma lets
you discover diverse activity
possibilities.
What Does Mechanical
Engineering Work Look Like?
A mechanical engineer can play
special roles in the production
or mechanical layout of
merchandise. A mechanical
engineer may work as an
analyst too. They have a look
at existing merchandise and
figure out in which mechanical
differences might be made.
They will also design &
predict how matters will
perform if changes are made. a
few mechanical engineers work
with big systems and ought to
consider how all components
of that machine will work
together. Different mechanical
engineers design tiny parts of
just one product. Mechanical
engineering is executed in a
ramification of environments.
Different mechanical engineers
mayo arms-on with products
doing subject trying out. Others,
nevertheless, may fit in factories
with big machines to put into
effect designs.
Earning a Mechanical
Engineering Degree Mechanical
engineering, like all of the
other engineering fields, does
require a hobby inland know-
how of math and technological
know-how. Further, mechanical
engineering calls for a few
competencies with generation
due to the changing and evolving
strategies that mechanical
engineers use in their strategies.
As such, as generation keeps
evolving, so do will mechanical
engineering opportunities.
Mechanical Engineering Jobs
People with bachelor’s or
master’s degrees in mechanical
engineering may additionally
play roles in lots of specific
industries. They may also find
that they are qualified to fill
many one-of-a-kind job titles.
Manufacturing Engineer
Production engineers layout
machines that create products.
Something that is produced
with the aid of a machine or
has components which are
produced by machines relies on
the know-how of a mechanical
engineer in manufacturing.
Mechanical engineers who
move into production can work
with all varieties of merchandise,
from food to home equipment.
Process Engineer
If you are a logical philosopher
and prefer to do not to forget
how something receives
completed, going into procedure
engineering may be an
exceptional flow once you earn
your mechanical engineering
degree. A procedure engineer
improves the way matters
are performed. They look to
promote safety and efficiency
in processing. A mechanical
engineering diploma
predominant who becomes a
process engineer may go into
industries including electricity
and hydropower or even the
production of medication and
prescribed drugs.
Robotics Engineer
Robotics can also seem like
something in order to be used
more inside the destiny, but
many robots currently are
included within the production
manner. Mechanical engineers
who pass into robotics plan,
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construct, make use of and
hold robots. Those robots work
and lay out as well as in fields
together with scientific devices
or even healthcare.
Automotive Engineer
Mechanical engineers who are
inquisitive about the automotive
industry can work fingers-on
with the design and production
of vehicles. They focus on
customer motors or they work
with the military. Further, a
mechanical engineer is essential
in learning new varieties of
protection capabilities in
addition to aerodynamics and
opportunity fuels.
Construction Engineer
Mechanical engineers who pass
into construction assume via
the details of ways domestic or
building operates. They work
with all the specific sorts of
structures along with heating,
cooling and ventilation for you
to ensure that the building is
safe for the population and as
much as code.
 Role of Optimization
MR. SHAILESH SINGH THAKUR
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering
Email: shailesh.thakur@kalingauniversity.ac.in

O
ptimisation gives condition can be expressed as theory. In order for masterminds
ideas about different a utility of assuredness of the to apply optimisation at their
a p p l i c a t i o n s , decision variable, using the workplace, they must have
development and computation different types of optimisation an understanding of both the
of the various techniques. The techniques, and we find proposition and the algorithms
problems from many fields of the minimum conditions or and ways. This is because there’s
engineering are formulated in maximum conditions of a significant trouble demanded
the format of various types of function. Generally, in methods, to apply optimisation ways
programming problems to show the programming techniques on practical problems to
the broad majority of methods of are useful in finding the achieve an enhancement. This
optimisation. Some of the areas minimum function of several trouble always requires tuning
for engineering applications like variables. Through optimisation algorithmic parameters, scaling,
integer nonlinear programming, methods, we can solve linear and, indeed, modifying the
stochastic programming and programming, nonlinear ways for the specific operation.
complementary geometric programming, quadratic Also, the stoner may have to try
programming can be solved programming, dynamic several optimisation styles to
with the help of optimisation programming, queuing theory, find one that can be successfully
methods. The concept of renewal theory, simulation, applied. To date, optimisation
design space, objective and reliability theory, Network has been used more as a design
several engineering problems methods like CPM and PERT, or decision aid rather than
are formulated as optimisation calculus of variations and game for conception generation or
problems useful for finding detailed design.
several variables. Nowadays,
major developments in the
area of numerical methods
of optimisation have been
developed. The optimisation
is obtaining the best result
under the given position. In
construction work, designing
work, automobile work,
repair work and overhauling
of manufacturing systems,
engineers have to search for
the best way using several
technologies and decisions at
each and every step. The realistic

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 Machine Learning and
Artificial Intelligence Role
in Robotics
MR. KUNAL DEWANGAN
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering
Email: kunal.dewangan@kalingauniversity.ac.in

R
obotics, which was
founded in the early 1950s,
is now widely recognised
as a self-operating machine with
accurately taught and learnt
inputs. Robots were initially
built to perform a learned set of
repetitive activities. The use of
Artificial Intelligence in digitally
programmed industrial robots
is traced back to the 2000s. The
skilful integration of Machine
Learning (AI) and robotics has
been established to increase
the stated scope of robotic
intelligence.
never seen before. Aunt only
improves detection but also
works on these patterns with
significantly greater accuracy
than traditional robotics.
Grasping- machine learning
and artificial intelligence give
robots with guidance on the
most powerful stance to grip an
object. Motion Control - Control
of locomotive characteristics is
critical for providing a human-
like figure to a robot. In this
regard, machine learning is
a boon to robots because it
enables obstacle detection and
dynamic interaction. Data is the
lifeblood of any project; only
accurate data can ensure its
success. The industrial sector is
the largest consumer of robots
and other forms of automation.
AI equips robots with sufficient
computer vision and motion
control to better understand
their surroundings. Machine
learning trains robots to learn
from their own mistakes,
eliminating the need for ongoing
human intervention.

The application of artificial

intelligence and machine
learning in robotics, as well as
its impact on our daily lives,
is rapidly expanding. Artificial
intelligence teaches robots
functions such as spatial
relations, grasping objects,
computer vision, motion
control, and so on to help them
understand and interact with
previously unseen data and
circumstances. These functions
can be classified into four
types: Vision- with AI at work;
robotics is able to visualise and
detect patterns that they have

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 History of Power Born as
Horsepower
MR. SWAPNIL SHUKL
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering
Email: swapnil.shukla@kalingauniversity.ac.in
T
he outstanding feature
of this achievement
was a revolution in the
sources of power. With no
large slave labour to draw on,
Europe experienced a shortage
of labour that stimulated a
search for alternative sources
of power and the introduction
of labour-saving machinery. The
first instrument of this power
revolution was the horse. With
the invention of the horseshoe,
the padded, rigid horse collar,
and the stirrup, all of which first
appeared in the West in the
centuries of the Dark Ages, the
horse was transformed from the
beast of burden useful only for
light duties into a highly versatile
source of energy in peace and
war. Once the horse could be
harnessed to the heavy plough
by means of the horse collar, it
became a more efficient draft
animal than the ox, and the
introduction of the stirrup made
the mounted warrior supreme
in medieval warfare and
initiated complex social changes
to sustain the great expense of
the knight, his armour, and his
steed, in a society close to the
subsistence line.
Typically, the units of physical
quantities are named after the
scientist who either discovered
them first or had made
unparalleled contributions
to their respective field. That
all makes on think about
another type of force, the one
generated by an engine. More
specifically, it wonders why
we use ‘horsepower’ for the
measurement of power.
It all started when James Watt,
the innovator credited with
a number of inventions and
discoveries, made the very
first steam engine. Before he
introduced his design, the world
had already grown used to the
Newcomen engine, which was
essentially the first machine
that harnessed steam to do
work. Though, Watt’s engine,
along with other technical
enhancements, generated an
equal amount of mechanical
output by using only one-
quarter of the fuel that the
Newcomen engine required.
Watt obviously wanted to
market this dramatic advantage
that his design was able to offer
over the Newcomen engine.
Marketing with this obvious
technical advantage was enough
for people who actually used
steam engines. He could talk
to them using a lot of ‘engine
jargon’, or he could simply say,
“Hey, my engine does the same
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thing as the Newcomen engine
but uses 75% less fuel!”
The thing was, not everyone
used steam engines at that
time; there was a large chunk
of the populace that still used
draft horses to get things done
“mechanically”. Watt wanted to
make way for those people to
understand the advantage of his
machine through numbers in
order to explain how his engine
was more productive than the
draft horses they depended on
to earn their livelihood. In order
to achieve that, he obviously had
to compare the efficiency of two
completely different entities, i.e.
his engine and horses, using a
single unit.
To achieve that comparison,
he set about calculating the
productivity of a typical draft
horse by determining how much
power a regular draft horse
could generate in a given period
of time. There are different
accounts of the experiments that
he ran, but in the end, he noted
that a typical draft horse could
do nearly 33,000 foot-pounds
(lift a 33,000-pound weight in 1
foot) of work in a minute and
maintain the constant or same
rate throughout the day (an
assumption). Hence, a new unit
was born – horsepower.
Poems
What is Brave...?
S
That way you will always know that those who do like and love you are
really your people. You’ll never be forced to hide or act in order to keep
people if you don’t hide or act to get them
DR. VINAY CHANDRA
JHA
HOD Mechanical
Engineering Dept.
Email: vinay.jha@
kalingauniversity.ac.in
MR. NURESH KU. KHUNTE
Assistant Professor
Email: nuresh.khunte@
kalingauniversity.ac.in
ome will recognise you’re brave, others won’t. Some will understand
and like you, others won’t. But the way others respond to your
confidence is not your business. Your business is to stay loyal to you.
dyk
dksbZ Hkh oä gks galdj xqtj tkrk gS]
ftanxh thus dk rjhdk rks ;gka dk jaxeap fl[kkrk gS]
,d ckj bl txg dks viuk cukdj rks ns[kks
oä ds lkFk gj balku ;gka] dykdkj cu tkrk gSAA
Mk- fou;pUæ >k
The Second Coming
Turning and turning in the widening gyre
The falcon cannot hear the falconer;
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,
The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere
The ceremony of innocence is drowned;
The best lack all conviction, while the worst
Are full of passionate intensity.
Surely some revelation is at hand;
Surely the Second Coming is at hand.
The Second Coming! Hardly are those words out
When a vast image out of Spirits Mundi
Troubles my sight: somewhere in sands of the desert
A shape with lion body and the head of a man,
A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun,
Is moving its slow thighs, while all about it
Reel shadows of the indignant desert birds.
The darkness drops again; but now I know
That twenty centuries of stony sleep
Were vexed to nightmare by a rocking cradle,
And what rough beast, its hour come round at last,
Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?
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gj jkst u, jax esa jaxrh ;s ftanxh dh jkgsaA
[kqn dks [kks tkus dh Mj ls u #dsa]
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Assistant Professor in Mining thou ds lQj esa gj nnZ dks NksM+ dj]
Engineering vkxs c<+us dh jkg esa ges’kk [kqn dks ikrs jgsaA
Email: sultan.azam@ nksLrksa dh g¡lh] I;kj dh ckrsa]
kalingauniversity.com gj jkst u, jax esa jaxrh ;s ftanxh dh jkgsaA
[kqn dks [kks tkus dh Mj ls u #dsa]
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thou ds lQj esa gj nnZ dks NksM+ dj]
vkxs c<+us dh jkg esa ges’kk [kqn dks ikrs jgsaA

MR. ARUN KUMAR LAHRE
Assistant Professor in Mining Engineering
Email: arun.lahre@kalingauniversity.com
kalingauniversity.com
Life
Life’s beauty shines in every hue,
A canvas painted with skies so blue.
From dawn’s first light to twilight’s grace,
Moments cherished, a precious embrace.
Laughter that echoes like birds in flight,
Dreams that reach for the highest height.
In every heartbeat, a rhythm so sweet,
Life’s tapestry woven, memories complete.
Through challenges faced, and lessons learned,
Each twist and turn, a story earned.
Embracing love, both near and far,
Life’s beauty shines like a guiding star.

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ACHIEVEMENTS
DR. VINAY CHANDRA JHA
HOD Mechanical Engineering Dept.
Email: vinay.jha@kalingauniversity.ac.in

• Green Manufacturing: An Insight

FACULTY

Authors: Dr. V C Jha

Journal: GIS Science
Workshop: Robotics
• National Conference: (a) Design and FEM analysis of centrifugal
pump volute casing
(b) Temperature analysis of Tig welded AISI 304 L stainless steel
• Workshop: Workshop on CO2 Refrigeration system
fundamentals, Advancement and Applications
• Membership: IEEE Membership
• FDP: Invitation for the meeting of the Board of Studies for the
session 2023-24
• FDP: Role of IQAC in achieving quality and excellence in higher
education by promoting research, innovation and extension
activities
• National Conference: Advance Approaches In Pure And Applied
Mathematics (NCAAPAM 2022-23).
• Training Program: Hands-On Training Program On 3D Printing.
• Title: Solar Energy efficiency improvement effort of perovskite
solar cell.
Author: Dr. V C Jha.
Journal: GIS Science.
Web link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P2i0U0aY9EZLedi1hLIDJkcx
LUQp0RMK/view

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 MR. NURESH KU. KHUNTE
Assistant Professor
Email: nuresh.khunte@kalingauniversity.ac.in
• Seminar: Transactive Energy Framework for Community Microgrid with
Demand Response Management.
• Awareness/Training Program: National Intellectual Property
Awareness Mission.

• FDP: - Advanced Material Characterization Techniques.

• Book/Chapters: - (a) Applications & Challenges Of
Nanotechnology In Addressing Environmental Pollution.
(b) Remediation of Soil Organic Pollutants by the Application of
Nanomaterials, Publisher: - Saar Publications.
• Seminars: - Ancient Indian Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics.
• Conferences:- (a) Chemical Science For Futuristic Advancement
(b) International Virtual Conference on Recent Trends in
MR. GAURAV TAMRAKAR Organometallics and Material Science.
Assistant Professor, (c ) International Conference on Management, Entrepreneurship,
Mechanical Dept.
and Technology & Social Sciences: Its Advancements for Innovation and Its Impact in the Digital Era.
(d) National Conference: - Advance Approaches In Pure And Applied Mathematics (NCAAPAM 2022-
23).
• NPTELCourse: - Machining Science
• Training Program: - Hands On Training Program On 3D Printing.

• National Conference: - Recent Advancements In Engineering

And Computing Technologies.
• Workshop :- NAAC
• Innovation Ambassador – (a)Foundation Level
(b) Advanced Level
• Research Papers: (a) Effect Of Carbonaceous Nanofibre
on the Mechanical Properties of Conventional Glass
Epoxy Composites, Journal : - Journal of Harbin Institute of
Technology.
MR. ANUP KUMAR JANA (b) Parametric Optimization in Wire Cut EDM on 316 Stainless
Assistant Professor Steel, Journal: - Journal of East China University of Science and
Mechanical Engineering Technology.
Coordinator, IQAC • Paper Presented: Image Processing Based Intelligent Traffic
Lighting System
At IEEE WICON-ECE 2022
• Training: - Quality Management System and Internal Audit
and Measurement of Uncertainty with Decision Rule.

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 • National Conference:- (a) Recent Advancements in Engineering and
Computing Technologies.
(b)Effect of carbonaceous Nanofibre on the mechanical properties of
conventional glass epoxy composites, Journal of Harbin Institute of
Technology.
(c ) Parametric optimization in wire cut EDM on 316 stainless steel,
Journal of East China University of Science and Technology
• Workshop: - NAAC accreditation Process for Universities and
MR. SARAT CHANDRA Colleges
MOHANTY • Paper Presented : Image processing based intelligent traffic lighting
Assistant Professor system , IEEE WICON-ECE 2022
Mechanical Engineering • Letter of Appreciation:- NAAC Mock Inspection
Coordinator, IQAC

• MOOC Course :- (a) Fundamentals Of Artificial Intelligence

MR. KUNAL DEWANGAN
Assistant Professor,
Mechanical Engineering
Email: kunal.dewangan@
kalingauniversity.ac.in
(b)Introduction to Machine Learning
(c ) Sensors & Actuators
• International Conference :- (a) Advancing Technology
Development Research Excellence And Innovation Leadership In
The Next Normal
(b) 8th International Conference„ Shaastrarth-2023”
(c )Sustainable Technologies and Advances in Automation,
Areospace and Robotics (Staaar-2022).
• Book/Chapter :- Process parameters Optimization of Electric
discharge machining in LAP LAMBERT Academic
• NPTEL Course:- (a) Sensors & Actuators
(b)Wheeled Mobile Robots.
• National Conference: - Advance Approaches in pure and applied
mathematics (NCAAPAM 2022-23).
• Training Program:- (a) Hands On Training Program On 3D
Printing.
(b)National Intellectual Property Awareness Mission
• International Seminar: - Energy Harvesting & Sensors - Iehs
2023.
• FDP: - Recent Advancement in heat exchanger technologies:
Experimentation & simulations.

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MR. SWAPNIL SHUKLA
Assistant Professor,
Mechanical Engineering
Email: swapnil.shukla@
kalingauniversity.ac.in
• FDP:- Inspection and quality control in manufacturing.
• International conference: (a) 8th International Conference „SHAASTRARTH -2023”.
(b) Sustainable Technologies and advances in automation, aerospace and robotics (STAAAR-2022).
• International Seminar: - Energy Harvesting & Sensors - IEHS 2023.
MR. SHAILESH SINGH
THAKUR
Assistant Professor,
Mechanical Engineering
Email: shailesh.thakur@
kalingauniversity.ac.in
• Research Papers: (a) A Review: Industry 4.0, Journal: - Neuro
Quantology
(b) Investigation and Optimization of Wire EDM Process
Parameters for Inconel 925 Super alloy Using the Taguchi Gray
Relation, Journal: - Springer
(c)Title:- Advance in molecular simulation techniques for
predicting fluid properties and designing materials, Journal: -
European Chemical Bulletin
• Patent : Design of Sustainable Laser Metal Deposition of
Aluminium Alloys for Anti-Erosion in Automobile Industry
• Book/Chapter:- Analysis por elements finitos con Ansys 15.0,
Publisher: - Dodo books Indian Ocean Ltd. And Omni Scriptum
S.R.L
• Research Papers: (a) Safety models in Indian Industries: A review,
Journal: - Neuro Quant ology.
(b) Image processing used include robot management, Journal: -
European Chemical Bulletin.
• FDP: (a) Advanced Material Characterization Techniques.
(b) Analysis and Material Characterization.
(c)Trends and Challenges in the development of Electric Vehicles
and Hybrid Electric Vehicles.
(d) Role of IQAC in achieving quality and excellence in higher
education by promoting research, innovation and extension
activities.
(e) Recent Advancement in heat exchanger technologies:
Experimentation & simulations.
• International Conference: Management, Entrepreneurship, and
Technology & Social Sciences: Its advancements for innovation and
its impact in the Digital Era.
• Book/Chapter: - A Review of Heat Flow Control and Enhancement
Techniques, Publisher: - Academic Guru Publication House.
• National Conference: - Advance Approaches in pure and applied
mathematics (NCAAPAM 2022-23).
• International Seminar: - Energy Harvesting & Sensors - IEHS
2023.
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