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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Year of Establishment: 2000 - 2001

OBJECTIVE:

Of the many engineering disciplines, Mechanical Engineering is the broadest, encompassing a wide variety of engineering fields and many specialties. The mechanical engineers are employed in an enormous range of technical areas including: acoustics, air-conditioning, automatic controls, computer-aided design, energy management, fluid dynamics, robotics, biomechanics and turbo machinery, just to name a few. Mechanical engineering is a challenging, rewarding and highly respected profession.

The department of Mechanical Engineering at Faculty of Engineering with its commitment to excellence educates the engineers of tomorrow by integrating classroom theory and practical hands-on projects, and also by emphasizing the process of learning and critical thinking by conducting industrial visits.

The teaching and research programs in the department are organized according to both disciplinary and inter-disciplinary themes. We cover all the core disciplinary areas of Mechanical Engineering including dynamics, controls, solid mechanics, materials, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, automobile and design.

COURSES

The Department, through the appropriate courses in the different years of undergraduate course imparts the basic knowledge in the areas of

*      Applied Mathematics

*      Fluid Mechanics

*      Thermodynamics

*      Thermal Engineering

*      Power Plant Engineering

*      Heat and Mass Transfer

*      Gas Dynamics and Jet Propulsion

*      Design of machine Elements

*      Computer Graphics and Drafting

*      Computer Aided Manufacturing,

*      Manufacturing Technology

*      Design of Jigs

*      Fixtures and Press tools

*      Machine Tools

*      Automobile Engineering

*      Strength of Materials etc.

 In addition, advanced concepts in a few selected areas of technologies are imparted through Elective courses in the area of:

*      Wind and Solar Power Engineering

*      Refrigeration and Air conditioning

*      Creativity, Innovation and New Product Development

*      Advanced IC Engineering

*      Turbo Machinery

*      Finite Element Techniques

*      Combustion Engineering

*      Entrepreneurship Development

*      Computational of fluid flow and Heat transfer

*      Industrial Robotics

INFRASTRUCTURE:

The Mechanical Engineering department has a total of 11,000 sq. ft. of well equipped laboratories enabling the students to apply and verify the fundamentals that they have learned at the classrooms. There are separate labs for each of the semesters that include:

Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Lab (III Semester)

*      Flow Measurement Devices

*      Measurement of Friction factors in Pipes

*      Study of Centrifugal pump, Reciprocating pump and gear pump

*      Study of turbines

Manufacturing Technology Lab (III Semester)

*      Lathe – Thread cutting, Eccentric turning, Taper turning operations

*      Drilling – Drilling, Reaming and Tapping

*      Milling – hexagonal, Contour milling

*      Shaping and Planning operations

Strength of Materials Lab (IV Semester)

*      Hardness test on metals – Rockwell, Brinell hardness testing machine

*      Impact, Torsion, Double Shear test on mild steel rod

*      Compression test on spring and deflection test on beams.

Thermal Lab-I (V Semester)

*      Diesel engine – Retardation test, Performance test, Heat balance test

*      Heat transfer equipments

*      Refrigeration and Air conditioning equipments

*      Mini Thermal Power Plant.

Thermal Lab-II (VI Semester)

*      Diesel engine – Retardation test, Performance test, Heat balance test

*      Heat transfer equipments

*      Refrigeration and Air conditioning equipments

*      Mini Thermal Power Plant.

CAD Lab (IV Semester)

*      Drawing standards, Advanced concepts of cad software & Drafting

*      Lathe and milling operations using APT & NC programming languages

*      CAM Lab (VI Semester)

 

*      Drawing standards, Advanced concepts of cad software & Drafting

*      Lathe and milling operations using APT & NC programming languages

Dynamics Lab (V Semester)

*      Vibrating table, Spring mass systems, Whirling of shaft Balancing of reciprocating masses

*      Governors, Cam study, Connecting rod and fly wheels gear reducers

*      Gyroscopes and turn table apparatus.

ACHIEVEMENTS:

MINI PROJECTS:

INDUSTRIAL VISITS:

To provide insight and knowledge of the industrial environment students are escorted on industrial visits to firms such as:

*      Industries

GUEST LECTURES:

Guest lectures on latest topics and upcoming fields are conducted by experts from Industries and Research Organizations. This is an endeavor to keep students abreast of the advancements in technology.

PAPER PRESENTATION:

The students have participated in various state level symposiums conducted by other colleges and have won several prizes.

VALUE-ADDED PROGRAMS:

Courses are developed and conducted on latest topics in the field of Mechanical Engineering apart from the regular University syllabus. Some of the present value added programs are:

*      PRO-E

*      ANSYS

*      Computer Based Analysis

*      Modeling

*      C++

*      Java

*      Microsoft Visual Stdio .NET

*      DBMS

*      Operating Systems

*      Networking

*      Personality Development Programs

*      HR, Aptitude Test, Group Discussion, Seminars

 

 

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT:

A research centre has been established to identify innovations in Mechanical Engineering and to alter the existing technology in a sophisticated manner.

*      An experimental setup for analyzing the flue gas is carried out as part of research program. Apart from the research quite a few project works are performed at the laboratories. Namely,

*      Performance analysis of I-C engine using different fuel mixture,

*      Theoretical modeling and analysis super alloy, materials,

*      Intelligent modeling and optimization of turning using tool steel.

Faculty

Consistent with the high standard of excellence aimed by the Institution, the faculty comprises a team of carefully selected and highly qualified persons who have proven record of meritorious accomplishments to their credit. We have Doctorates and Postgraduates specialized in various disciplines who have extensive industrial and teaching experience. The staff strength is according to the norms prescribed by Ministry of Technical Education, Libya.

 

 

 

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