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The Active Learning Lab is a innovative teaching laboratory that deals with the Basic Ideas about the Mechanical Engineering. The highlight of the Active Learning laboratory includes Lami’s theorem, and the determination of friction and also the inversions of the different mechanism.
Lab In-charge :- Mr. N. Dinakar
Automation plays a major role in the industry for making defect-free products with improved productivity. The first objective of this lab is to familiarize in fluid power automation and different components of hydraulics, pneumatics, electro-hydraulic / electro-pneumatic and PLC based systems. The second objective is to give hands-on experience in designing and executing of circuits for real systems. The virtual simulation experiments are based on electro-pneumatic, electro-hydraulic and PLC based systems. This course is focused for third-year undergraduate students to learn the basics of automation and postgraduate students to get enhancement in the area of automation. The undergraduate and postgraduate students when they are in final year may utilize this knowledge to design and development of automated systems.
Lab In-charge :- Mr. R. A. Arulraja
Basic Civil and Mechanical Engineering laboratory has conventional machine which are capable of producing intricate featured parts and components from carpentry, fitting, welding and sheet metal working.
Lab In-charge :- Mr. A. Umapathy
The laboratory was established in order to provide both UG and PG students with knowledge and hands-on experience in the area of computer aided design and analysis. Students, research scholars and faculty members are working with 2D and 3D modeling software’s along with finite element analysis software’s for project and research work. This lab is dedicatedly utilized for analysis of real-time mechanics, fluid flow problems using research version analysis software’s. This lab has separate demo section with projector facility to teach students before their hands-on experience.
Lab In-charge :- Mr. A. Arunnath
The laboratory was established in order to provide our students with knowledge and hands-on experience in the area of Computer Integrated Manufacturing and consider the emerging research and development in the area of manufacturing segment in the industrial fraternity. The objective of the CAM laboratory is to prepare the students industry ready and to acquire employability skills with the CNC programming and cutting tool path generation through CNC simulation software by using G-Codes and M-codes. In addition, it is aimed at to demonstrate and understand the importance of automation and its predominant role in the assembly line of shop floor, so that to satisfy the need of agile manufacturing to meet the urging need of global competitiveness of upcoming industries.
Lab In-charge :- Dr. P. Haja Syeddu Masooth
The Fluid Dynamics Laboratory consists of flow measurement devices, head loss measurement in pipe flow, impact of water jet on vanes, flow visualization apparatus, hydraulic pumps and turbines. The students will experimentally demonstrate the knowledge gained from fluid mechanics. The students are encouraged to operate the experimental test rig to know the operational procedures and to familiarize the working principle with performance calculations
Lab In-charge :- Mr. K. Ravikumar
This lab course is primarily being offered to the III Year B.Tech Mechanical Engineering Students to make them understand the principles of conduction, convection, Radiation boiling and Condensation modes of heat transfer and principles of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning.
Lab In-charge :- Dr. V. Kumar
Heat power Laboratory provides lot of opportunity to the students to study different types of IC engine, boiler performance study and to do their innovative projects. The performance test, heat balance test, the retardation test and emission test can be carried in variety of IC engines like petrol/diesel/biodiesel fueled with single/double/multi cylinder engines with modern mechanical/electrical/hydraulic loading devices. The modern digital 5 gas analyzer and AVL smoke meter is available to do emission and smoke test.
Lab In-charge :- Dr. V. Kumar
The objective of this lab is to impart practical knowledge on design and analysis of mechanisms in the machine tools and automobiles. In Machine Dynamics Lab, the students are doing the experiments related to their theory subjects like Engineering Mechanics, Machines and Mechanisms and Fundamentals of Vibration and Noise.Various equipment like governors, gyroscopes, balancing machines and universal vibration testing facilities are available to understand machine dynamics. The working models of simple mechanisms like gears, cams and followers are very much useful to understand Basic Mechanical Engineering subject for 1st year students.The vibration equipment are well established in dynamics lab. The vibration exciter, accelerometers (uni-axial and tri axial), data acquisition system, force hammer are used to measure the vibration response under induced and self excitation conditions.The machine tool dynamometers for lathe, drilling machine and milling machine are used to measure the dynamics forces induced during working condition. The machine tool chatter vibration behavior are analysed from these force data.
Manufacturing process Laboratory is a well equipped laboratory which provides ideas on the practical knowledge of several steps of casting, material removal using different cutting tools and post processing Activities.
Lab In-charge :- Mr. E. Sankar
Metrology, the science of measurement, helps manufacturers to attain the proper fit and finish for their products. It embraces both experimental and theoretical measurements and determinations at any level of uncertainty in any field of science and technology. Metrology Lab plays a crucial role for a student who wants to pursue his career in industrial engineering and shop floor control. Metrology lab’s list of experiment are chosen in such a way to familiarize our B. Tech final year students in various kinds of measuring tools/instruments, measuring techniques, measurement methods, calibration procedures, SQC procedures. The students learn the measurement procedure in basic measuring instruments such as thread micrometer, gear tooth vernier, lever dial gauge, GO-NO gauges and centre distance gauge other than normal micrometer and vernier calliper used in shop floor. The calibration exercise makes them to find the standard error involved in the measuring instrument using set of slip gauges.
Lab In-charge :- Mr. R. A. Arulraja
The Materials Technology lab has facilities such as sample preparation units, metallurgical microscopes and hardness testers Students prepare metallic specimen by applying the metallurgical sample preparation techniques and study their microstructure under metallurgical microscopes. Students further analyze various features present in the microstructure using Image analyzer software. This helps students to correlate the theory that they studied in the classroom to the real-life materials. Apart from this, the high-temperature furnaces help in developing new microstructures whose mechanical properties are evaluated by the students using hardness testers.
Lab In-charge :- Mr. N. Dinakar
Strength of materials laboratory is well equipped with destructive testing machineries. This lab course is offered in the second year for the students from various departments in the school of mechanical engineering. Students will be able to understand the theoretical concepts of solid mechanics course and enable them to apply it practically in this laboratory. Different types of tests are conducted in this laboratory as per standards (ASTM and IS) to know the various mechanical properties of a material such as young’s modulus, shear modulus, hardness, toughness, deflection, fatigue strength etc.
All the equipments are properly calibrated and tested by the manufacturer in a periodic manner. Final year Student’s project works on testing of various materials like composite materials, ferrous and non ferrous alloys have also been done in this laboratory.
Lab In-charge :- Mrs. P. Aruna Rani
SRM Institute of Science & Technology,
University Building, C – Block,
No.1, 100 Feet Road,
Jawaharlal Nehru Salai,
Adjacent to SIMS Hospital,
Vadapalani, Chennai – 600026
For any queries & complaints,
Kindly contact
Dr. S. Ramachandran
Director Academics
+91 98410 89035
director.academics@srmgroup.co.in
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SRM Institute of Science & Technology,
University Building, C – Block,
No.1, 100 Feet Road,
Jawaharlal Nehru Salai,
Adjacent to SIMS Hospital,
Vadapalani, Chennai – 600026
For any queries & complaints,
Kindly contact
Dr. S. Ramachandran
Director Academics
+91 98410 89035
director.academics@srmgroup.co.in
SRM Institute of Science & Technology,
University Building, C – Block,
No.1, 100 Feet Road,
Jawaharlal Nehru Salai,
Adjacent to SIMS Hospital,
Vadapalani, Chennai – 600026
For any queries & complaints,
Kindly contact
Dr. S. Ramachandran
Director Academics