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Submitted in
partial fulfillment of requirement for the award of degree of
Bachelor of Engineering
in
Mechanical Engineering
by
Mr. Shivam Gajanan Dewalkar
Industry Guide
Mr. Pravin S Bhosale
Deputy General Manager(Quality Control)
at
Institute Guide
May 2023
INDUSTRY INTERNSHIP REPORT
Submitted in
partial fulfillment of requirement for the award of degree of
Bachelor of Engineering
in
Mechanical Engineering
by
Mr. Shivam Gajanan Dewalkar
Industry Guide
Mr. Pravin S Bhosale
Deputy General Manager (Quality Control)
at
Institute Guide
May 2023
© G H Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur, Year 2023
Declaration
I, hereby declare that the Industry Internship report submitted herein has been carried out by me in L&T
Electrical & Automation Ahmednagar (A unit of Schneider Electric India Private Limited) towards partial
fulfillment of requirement for the award of Degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering. The
work is original and has not been submitted earlier as a whole or in part for the award of any degree / diploma
at this or any other Institution / University.
I also hereby assign to G H Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur all rights under copyright that may
exist in and to the above work and any revised or expanded derivatives works based on the work as mentioned.
Other work copied from references, manuals etc. are disclaimed.
Place:
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Certificate
The Industry Internship Report entitled as “CRNGO Coil Analysis & PUV Failure In
MX-AC Contactor” carried out under our supervision in L&T Electrical & Automation
Ahmednagar (A Unit of Schneider Electric Pvt Ltd.) by Shivam Dewalkar, for the award
of Degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering. The work submitted is
comprehensive, complete and fit for evaluation.
This is to certify that Mr. Shivam Dewalkar of Mechanical Engineering from G H Raisoni College of
Engineering, Nagpur has completed Internship successfully from 19/12/2022 to 19/06/2023. During this period
they have shown good interest in the assignment/works given to them and worked hard. During their tenure of
internship, they were hard working and focused on activities assigned to them.
Students have worked during internship period on following project under the guidance of Mr. PQR,
(Designation & Department).
1. CRNGO Coil Analysis
2. PUV Failure In MX-AC Contactor
Regards,
Signature Date:
Mr. Shrikant Gade
General Manager, HR
Certificate
This is to certify that Mr. /Ms. ABC students of Mechanical Engineering from G H Raisoni College of
Engineering, Nagpur has completed Internship successfully from DD/MM/YYYY to DD/MM/YYYY. During
this period they have shown good interest in the assignment/works given to them and worked hard.
Students have worked during internship period on following project/industrial problem under the guidance of
Mr. ABC,(Designation & Department).
TITLE OF THE PROJECT WORK/DOMAIN/INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM / CASE STUDIES
Industry has spent Rs.………………*** amount on their ideas/industries problem, which they have
successfully implemented.
(*** ENTER NIL AMOUNT IF INDUSTRY DOES NOT AGREE TO MENTION AMOUNT)
Regards,
Signature
Name of HR Head
Designation
Industry / Organization Name & Address, SEAL MUST
(On Industry / Organization Letter Head)
Students have worked during internship period on following project/industrial problem under the guidance of
Mr. ABC, (Designation & Department).
TITLE OF THE PROJECT WORK/DOMAIN/INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM/ CASE STUDIES
Project work submitted by them has the potential to save cost up to Rs ….. Lakh/year. Also they were entitled
for stipend of Rs. …….….*** /- per month along with canteen, transportation & accommodation facilities.
(*** ENTER NIL IN AMOUNT, IF INDUSTRY DOES NOT AGREE TO MENTION AMOUNT)
Regards,
Signature
Name of HR Head
Designation
Industry / Organization Name & Address, SEAL MUST
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I am deeply indebted to our in-plant training guide, Mr. Pravin S. Bhosale, Deputy General Manager
(Quality Control), for his valuable suggestions, scholarly guidance, constructive criticism, and constant
encouragement at every step of the in-plant training.
I ‘would also like to thank Dr. Rupesh Shelke, Head of Department, and Dean-Industry Relations G.H.
Raisoni of Engineering for granting us permission to pursue this project.
I wish to thank Mr. Pravin S. Bhosale for his constant guidance, cooperation, inspiration, and particle
approach, which provided the method with much-needed impetus to work hard. So, thank you to
everyone else who contributed, both directly and indirectly, to the successful completion of in-plant
training.
My gratitude is also directed towards the management of L&T Electrical & Automation Ahmednagar (a
unit of Schneider Electric India Private Limited) for giving me the opportunityto work in their esteemed
organization.
Your Sincerely,
I Shivam Gajanan Dewalkar underwent industrial training at L&T Electrical & Automation
Ahmednagar (a unit of Schneider Electric India Private Limited) as part of the curriculum and for partial
fulfilment of the requirements for completion of a B. TECH degree from G. H. College of Engineering.
Site for six months between June 2022 and December 2022
The report consists of a brief study and description of materials, equipment, and procedures used at the
site for construction. The report contains my six-month experience with the hostingcompany. All the
contents are broadly explained, and they are constructed on the practical basisof the site.
In the opening content, I have given details of the company's background, including its vision.The
contents are written in such a manner as to give details of the company so that the reader can easily
know and access the company.
In the second section, I explained how I became acquainted with the internship over the courseof several
months. This content is the main content that has been recorded, and it contains the overall work I have
been executing.
Also this internship has demanded to gain new skills, knowledge and operate new equipment’swhere
ever and whenever required which has helped to gain practical knowledge which would have been
difficult to learn without the industrial exposure.
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List of Figures
4.1 ASW-Products 8
5.4.2 Rapid I 15
ii
List of Tables
Table
Description Page No.
No.
1.7.4.1 5S System 28
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INDEX
Declaration I
Certificate II
Acknowledgement III
Abstract IV
7 Case Study-2 27
7.1 PUV failure in MX-AC Contactors 28
7.2 Analysis 28
7.3 A Inference 32
7.4 B Inference 33
7.5 Conclusion 33
7.6 Actions Required 34
7.7 Annexure 34
8 Conclusion 39
9 References 41
10 Annexure 42
1.10.1 A Photography with Industry Guide and Workers 43
1.10.2 Industry Evolution 44