AERONAUTICAL KARPAGAM UNIVERSITY 1

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KARPAGAM UNIVERSITYKARPAGAM UNIVERSITY

DEPARTMENT OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERINGSCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY



DEPARTMENT OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERINGDEPARTMENT OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

The Department of Aeronautical Engineering at School of Engineering and Technology, Karpagam University has a

tradition of offering a richly integrated curriculum of technical

education.

The main objective is to establish the department as a

renowned academic and research centre to cater to the needs

of the student community for the development of the nation.

The students have ample opportunities to investigate and carry

out experiments more than that is prescribed in their

curriculum.

Experimental and computational facilities are going to be

upgraded.

To be continued.




The Department of Aeronautical Engineering is

committed to

Disseminate knowledge through seminars, conferences

and continuing education programs.

Make tie-ups with industries, research centers and

renowned institutions to synergize the benefit.

Contribute towards the upliftment of the society.




ABOUT OUR DEPARTMENT

S.No Name Designation/InstitutionAddress/Phone/mail/Expertise

subjects

1 Dr.K.Sundararaj Professor & Head,

Dept. of Aeronautical Engg.

Hindustan Institute of

Technology, Coimbatore -32

Ph. 9894299671

[email protected]

yAerodynamics

yAerostructures

2 Dr.A.P.Haran Professor & Head,


Park College of Engineering &

Technology

Coimbatore ± 641 659

Ph. 9789452202

yAerodynamics

yPropulsion

yAerostructure

3 Dr. M.G.Srinivasan

Potti

Professor ,


Park College of Engineering &

Technology

Coimbatore ± 641 659

Ph. 09447607513

EXPERTISE EXTERNAL FACULTY DETAILS





4 Dr.M.Balakrishnan Professor & Head, Dept. of

Aeronautical Engg., SRM

University, SRM Nagar,

Kattankulathur - 603 203,

Kancheepuram District, TN.

[email protected]

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5 Dr.S.Elangovan Professor, Director in-charge,

Centre for Aerospace Research,

Madras Institute of Technology

MIT, Chrompet, Chennai.

Ph. 044- 22516387 &

22516178

[email protected]

yAerodynamics

y Flight Mechanics

yAircraft Design

6 Dr.Ganapathy

Subramanian L.R.

Professor, Dept. of Aeronautical

Engg., SRM University, SRM

Nagar, Kattankulathur - 603 203,

Kancheepuram District, TN.

[email protected]





7 Dr. B.T.N. Sridhar Professor,Head

Dept. of Aerospace Engineering,



044 - 22516386/ 22237038/

22232408

[email protected]

yPropulsion

yHeat Transfer,

yCombustion

yJets & Thermal Analysis of

Materials

8 Dr. A.Joseph Stanley Professor and Dean,



044- 225 6001/ 22232403

[email protected]

Aircraft Structures,

Composite Materials





9 Dr. K.M.

Parammasivam

Asst. Professor ,

Dept. of Aerospace Engineering,


MIT, Chrompet, Chennai

Ph. 044 - 22516388

[email protected]

[email protected]

yWind Engineering

yAerodynamics

yPropulsion

10 Dr.Rajasekar, Professor,Dept. of Aeronautical

Engineering,Park College of

Engg. & Tech,Coimbatore-641

659

Ph. 9994152903

[email protected]

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11 Dr.R.M.S.Gowda Professor, Department of

Aerospace Engg, Sri Bagawan

Mahaweer Jain College of

Engg., Jakkasandra Post,

Kanakapura Taluk,

Ramanagara District , Pin - 562

112, Karnataka State.

Ph. 09480184062

[email protected]

yAerodynamics

yAerostructures




NAME Prof. R. SIVAPRAKASAM

QUALIFICATION MS.,(Res), (PhD)

DESIGNATION AP

DATE OF JOINING 01.10.08

EXPERIENCETEACHING

INDUSTRY

PAPER PRESENTED

PHOTO

STAFF DETAIL






11 09RBEAR011 Hari S

12 09RBEAR012 Harish S

13 09RBEAR013 Jambulingam R T

14 09RBEAR014 Kanish kumar M

15 09RBEAR015 Karthick P T

16 09RBEAR016 Maharaja gopalakrishnan P

17 09RBEAR017 Nareshkumar K S

18 09RBEAR018 Prajin K K

19 09RBEAR019 Praveen S

20 09RBEAR020 Priya james

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21 09RBEAR0

21 Ragul gandhi V

22 09RBEAR022 Rajkumar Gautam S T

23 09RBEAR023 Rakesh K

24 09RBEAR024 Rakesh R

25 09RBEAR025 Ramasamy C

26 09RBEAR026 Ramasubramanian R27 09RBEAR027 Riyana raveendran

28 09RBEAR028 Rohit kamath

29 09RBEAR029 Sathyan M

30 09RBEAR030 Senthil prabhu M31 09RBEAR031 Sharan P

32 09RBEAR032 Shibiya devi S

33 09RBEAR033 Shibu moan K

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34 09RBEAR034 Shiyas A Shihab

35 09RBEAR035 Subanesh shyam R

36 09RBEAR036 Subbiah S

37 09RBEAR037 Sulthan syed Abuthahir K

38 09RBEAR038 Thirukumar P

39 09RBEAR039 Vignesh S

40 09RBEAR040 Vijinth V Nambiar

41 09RBEAR041 Vikram I

42 09RBEAR042 Vinodhkumar K

43 09RBEAR043 Vishnuram G44 09RBEAR044 Sushil Shreshtha

45 09RBEAR045 Yubraj Jung shah

46 09RBEAR046 Rajesh B



LABORATORIES According to our university Academic Curriculum we

developed the following Laboratories for Enhancing

Practical Knowledge of our Students .

x Engineering Practice Lab

x Manufacturing Technology Lab

x Strength of Materials Lab

x Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Lab

x Thermal Engineering Lab

x CAD Lab




LABORATORIES

The following core laboratories are being established in the

Aeronautical department with modern facilities and

instrumentation to train the students for the various needs

of aeronautical and aero space industry

x Aerodynamics Lab

x Aircraft structures Lab I & II

x Propulsion Lab

x Aircraft Systems Lab

x Aircraft Component Drawing

x Aircraft Structure Repair Lab

x Aero Engine Repair & Maintenance Lab

x Aircraft Design Lab I & II

x Avionics Lab




y LABORATORY DETAILS

ENGINEERING PRACTICE LAB

S.NO EQUIPMENTS Qty

1 Welding Machine 2 No.

2 Shear cutter (1 wooden table 2 cutter) 1 set

3 Fitting table (1 wooden table 4 Vice) 4 set

4 Carpentry Table (1wooden table 2 vice) 8 set

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY LAB

S.NO EQUIPMENTS Qty

1. Centre Lathe with accessories 5No.

2. Shaping Machine 2No.

3. Slotting Machine 1No.

4. Radial Drilling Machine 2No.

5. Upright Drilling Machine 2No.

6. Milling Machine 2No.

7. Cylindrical Grinding Machine 1No.





STRENGTH OF MATERIALS LAB

S.NO EQUIPMENTS Qty

1Spring testing machine

Maximum Capacity 250 kg Model : SET- H 2500 N1 No

2

Universal testing machine

Maximum Capacity 400 KN Model UTN 40

Shear Test Attachment

1 No

3Charpy / Izod Impact testing machine

Maximum Capacity 300J Model : IT ± 30 LW1 No

4Torsion Testing Machine

Capacity 60 NM ± Model : TT61 No

5 Muffle Furnace (1200 Deg.C) 1 No

6 Double Disc Polishing Machine -8¶¶ Disc 1 No

7Rockwell hardness Testing Machine

Model : TRS1 No

8 Rockwell Cum Brinell hardness Testing Machine Model RAB : 250 1 No

9 Coaxial Trinocluar Metallurgical Microscope with Micro PhotographyAttachment

1 No





FLUID MECHANICS AND MACHINERY LAB

S.NO EQUIPMENTS Qty

1 Apparatus for determination of Cd, Cv of Orifices Cd of Mouth pieces 1 No

2 Apparatus for determination of Major and Minor Losses in Pipes 1 No

3 Bernoulli¶s Apparatus 1 No

4 Venturi meter / orifice Meter setup 1 No

5 Reciprocating Pump 1 No

6 Centrifugal Pump 1 No

7 Rota meter 1 No

8 Submersible Pump 1 No

9 Gear Pump 1 No

10 Pelton wheel turbine 1 No

11 Francis wheel Turbine 1 No





THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB


S.NO EQUIPMENTS Qty

1 Single cylinder 4 stroke diesel engine with addition fly wheel 1 No

2 Twin cylinder 4 stroke diesel engine with Electrical Dynamometer 1 No

3 Four stroke cycle Diesel Engine 1 No

4 Two stroke cycle Petrol Engine 1 No

5 Red wood viscometer 1 No

6 Heat transfer Through Composite wall¶s apparatus 1 No

7 Parallel Flow counter flow heat exchanger 1 No

8 Heat Transfer in Forced Convection 1 No

9 Air conditioning Test Rig 1 No

10 Refrigeration Test Rig 1 No




OUROUR VISIONVISION

To develop into a world class leading technological

university consisting of school of excellence in AeronauticalEngineering concerned with Design, Construction,

Development, Testing & Manufacture of commercial and

Defense Aircraft, Missiles, Launch Vehicle and Space Craft.




OUROUR MISSIONMISSION

Aeronautical Engineering Depar tment aims to train the students in a broad

based manner with equal focus on applications in aircraf t engineering,

rocket and space technology. The curriculum is designed to impar t

engineering knowledge in topics such as structural mechanics,

aerodynamics, propulsion, and space dynamics. Fur ther provision exists

to acquire additional engineering knowledge through electives. Besides,

the students acquire sufficient knowledge in mathematics, physics and

chemistry under the category of basic sciences and in humanities and

engineering ar ts. The impor tance of computational-skill enhancement

through the development of one's own programs as well as the use of

advanced sof tware is stressed throughout.

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