Name of Laboratory : Fluid Mechanics & Machineries
The Fluid Mechanics & Machineries lab focuses on understanding fundamental principles and concepts through experiments. It covers a range of topics including fluid statics, fluid dynamics, and the performance of pumps and turbines.
| No. of Lab Equipment | 12 |
| Investment in Rupees | Rs. 2,18,042/- |
| Name of the Lab In-charge | Prof. V. V. Salunkhe |
| Name of the Lab Assistant | P. I. Patil |
| Lab Area | 75.00 sq. m. |
| Courses | FMM |
| Lab Utilization | S.Y. |
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Name of Laboratory : Theory of machines
Theory of Machines provide a concise overview of the key concepts and practical information necessary for mechanical engineering students. They cover topics such as: Mechanisms and Machines, Kinematics and Dynamics, Types of Linkages, Inversions of Mechanisms, Power Transmission Methods, Balancing Rotating Masses and Vibration Analysis.
| No. of Lab Equipment | 22 |
| Investment in Rupees | Rs. 71,987/- |
| Name of the Lab In-charge | Prof. R. B. Sonwane |
| Name of the Lab Assistant | K. K. Zende |
| Lab Area | 75.00 sq. m. |
| Courses | TOM |
| Lab Utilization | S.Y. |
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Name of Laboratory : Power Engineering
The diploma holders in Mechanical Engineering are mainly responsible for supervising, testing, and maintenance of power engineering devices. The knowledge of power engineering is useful in selecting a suitable prime mover for a given application along with maintaining and testing of these devices. Therefore, the knowledge and skills covering the basic principles of power engineering devices are necessary for mechanical diploma engineers. In view of the requirements, this course is designed to establish basic fundamental and practical knowledge in the fields of I.C. engines, air compressors, refrigeration & air conditioning, and energy-saving opportunities in air compressor and refrigeration & air conditioning systems.
| No. of Lab Equipment | 13 |
| Investment in Rupees | Rs. 2,07,862/- |
| Name of the Lab In-charge | Prof. K. D. Tambe |
| Name of the Lab Assistant | P. I. Patil |
| Lab Area | 80.00 sq. m. |
| Courses | PER |
| Lab Utilization | T.Y. |
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Name of Laboratory : Energy Lab
The conventional energy resource is limited in nature and will be exhausted in future. With increasing environmental concerns and depleting fossil fuels, its necessary to understand and work with renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and biomass. Recently significant advances are made in utilization of solar energy in heating and electrical energy conversion applications. Biomass and bio fuels are also getting importance. This course is designed for diploma students to acquire skills in operating and maintaining the renewable energy technologies for its proper utilization through energy management practices.
| No. of Lab Equipment | 09 |
| Investment in Rupees | Rs. 53,368/- |
| Name of the Lab In-charge | Prof. R. B. Sonwane |
| Name of the Lab Assistant | K. K. Zende |
| Lab Area | 75.00 sq. m. |
| Courses | AEM |
| Lab Utilization | T.Y. |
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Diploma holders in Mechanical Engineering are expected to take the responsibility for maintaining IC engines, steam boilers, steam turbines, steam condensers, cooling towers and other equipment in steam power plants. Understanding the fundamentals of thermodynamics is crucial to comprehending the operation and maintenance of these devices. This course emphasizes to build the foundation needed for this.
| No. of Lab Equipment | 08 |
| Investment in Rupees | Rs. 75,409/- |
| Name of the Lab In-charge | Prof. S. P. Jadhav |
| Name of the Lab Assistant | K. K. Zende |
| Lab Area | 75.00 sq. m. |
| Courses | TEG |
| Lab Utilization | S.Y. |
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Name of Laboratory : Measurement Lab
The Diploma Mechanical Engineer should understand, use and select various measuring instruments as they often come across measuring different parameters of machined components and the appropriate fitment of interchangeable components in the assemblies. Students should also be familiar with the principles of instrumentation, transducers and measurement of non-electrical parameters like, force and sound.
| No. of Lab Equipment | 16 |
| Investment in Rupees | Rs. 1,54,109/- |
| Name of the Lab In-charge | Prof. V. S. Patil |
| Name of the Lab Assistant | K. K. Zende |
| Lab Area | 75.00 sq. m. |
| Courses | MEM, MAM |
| Lab Utilization | S.Y., T.Y. |
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Name of Laboratory : Metrology and Quality control
In today’s highly competitive industrial environment, efficiency and quality are critical for organizational success. Industrial Engineering focuses on process optimization, resource utilization, and system efficiency, while quality control ensures that products and services meet predefined standards. The integration of these two aspects enables industries to minimize waste, reduce costs, enhance product reliability, and improve customer satisfaction. This course plays a crucial role in developing Mechanical Diploma Engineering students with the knowledge and skills required to optimize industrial processes, enhance productivity, and ensure quality in manufacturing and service sectors by using conventional as well as modern computerized methods.
| No. of Lab Equipment | 26 |
| Investment in Rupees | Rs. 3,55,010/- |
| Name of the Lab In-charge | Prof. V. S. Patil |
| Name of the Lab Assistant | K. K. Zende |
| Lab Area | 75.00 sq. m. |
| Courses | IEQ |
| Lab Utilization | T.Y. |