Volume-I

Department Newsletter

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SAI VIDYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

(Affiliated to VTU ,Approved by AICTE, Accredited by NBA, New Delhi,, Recognized by Govt. of Karnataka)

NBA Accredited (ECE, CSE, ISE, Mechanical, Civil)

RAJANUKUNTE, BANGALORE 560 064, KARNATAKA
Phone: 080-28468191/96/97/98 * E-mail: info@saividya.ac.in * URL www.saividya.ac.in
 Contents
1 Motto , Vision and Mission of College

2 Message from Director

3 Message from Additional Director

4 Message from Principal

5 Message from HOD

6 Vision and Mission of the Department

7 Faculty Members of the Department

8 Advisory Board Members of the Department

9 Department Profile and Activities conducted

10 Toppers List
11 Student Achievements
12 Articles by Students
13 Photography and Sketches by Students

Editorial Members

Chief Editor: Dr. Raghavendra S

Editorial Board Member: Mr. Vijaya B

Student Members:
1. Siddhartha J (1VA19ME016)
2. Rajesh.S (1VA19ME010)
3. Sai Charan L (1VA19ME012)
4. Vijay kumar S (1VA18ME028)
5. Shreyas H L (1VA18ME026)
6. Shashwath R Shetty (1VA18ME025) 11
 Sri Sai Vidya Vikas Shikshana Samithi ®
SAI VIDYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to VTU, Recognized by Govt. of Karnataka)
NBA Accredited (ECE, CSE, ISE, Mechanical, Civil)
RAJANUKUNTE, BANGALORE 560 064, KARNATAKA
Phone: 080-28468191/96/97/98 * E-mail: info@saividya.ac.in * URL www.saividya.ac.in

Learn to Lead
Contribute dedicated, skilled, intelligent engineers
and business administrators to architect strong
India and the world.

To impart quality technical education and higher

moral ethics associated with skilled training to
suit the modern day technology with innovative
concepts, so as to learn to lead the future with
full confidence

Courses offered
Undergraduate Programs
1. BE in Electronics and Communication Engineering
2. BE in Computer Science and Engineering
3. BE in Computer Science and Engineering ( Data Science)
4. BE in Computer Science and Engineering (AIML)
5. BE in Information science and Engineering
6. BE in Mechanical Engineering
7. BE in Civil Engineering

Postgraduate Programs
1. Master of Business Administration (MBA)

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 Message from Director

I am pleased to note that Department of

Mechanical Engineering, SVIT is bringing out
Department Newsletter for 2021-22. I appreciate
the enthusiasm of magazine members of the
Department who have contributed to the Newsletter.
Department newsletter definitely provides a
platform to showcase the activities and
achievements of the students and staff such as:
conferences attended by staff members and
students, competitions won by students, innovative
projects carried out by students with the guidance

Prof. M.R. Holla of staff, among others. I wish the students and staff
Director of Department of Mechanical Engineering, all
success

Message from Additional Director

Greetings to all the staff members, student friends, parents

and other stake holders. I am delighted to present the
newsletter of department of Mechanical Engineering. With
core emphasize on academics, Department of Mechanical
Engineering also motivates and nourishes students and staff
members in co-curricular and extracurricular activates. The
college standing by the spirit of its Vision had hosted many
technical events to showcase the innovations of the young
budding engineers. We continue to support the cause of
contributing to the society and to the nation by providing a Dr. A M Padmareddy
holistic growth to the students by imparting quality education Additional Director
and shaping their character through Induction Training
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Message from Principal

I am extremely delighted that the Department of Mechanical Engineering is

bringing out newsletter every year and this is an on-going process portraying the
various Departmental activities. It is great to find a considerable number of
achievements in academic and non-academic activities which certainly prove that
our staff and students are adequately equipped and possess necessary skill-sets to
bring laurels to the institution. I wish that this number may grow in the years to
come. My Congratulations toMECH team.

Dr Ramesh Babu H S
Principal

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 Message from HOD

I am delighted to release annual newsletter of Mechanical Engineering Department

“FORCE” for the year 2021-22. During last year, various curricular and co-curricular
activities were conducted successfully by the Department. Many Mechanical Engineering
faculty members and Students have participated in various training programs and
national/International conferences, which was the most encouraging factor; we want to
continue this in the coming years also. Through periodic seminars, symposia, workshops,
industrial visits and industrial training which are an integral part of the course, the students
were equipped with technical knowledge, critical thinking skills and creativity to excel in the
engineering profession. The Mechanical Engineering Department is committed to create a
conducive atmosphere for the overall development of young brains into bright professionals
of future. I believe, that in the years to come, armed with commitment and perseverance of
the Mechanical Engineering Department faculty and staff, the department will continue to
be the trend-setter in offering an array of curricular and co-curricular activities in order to
achieve academic excellence

Dr Raghavendra S
Associate Professor and Head

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 Department of Mechanical Engineering

Vision
To establish Mechanical Engineering Department as an excellent centre to produce skilled
and intelligent engineers as architects for a strong nation and the world.

Mission
 To impart quality technical education in Mechanical Engineering domain through an
excellent teaching-learning environment.
 Instill ethical values among students to create technologically superior global man power
through industry participation

PEOs
 PEO 1: Our graduates will be competent with strong fundamentals and sound knowledge in
the field of Mechanical Engineering.
 PEO 2: Our graduates will practice and incorporate design, manufacture and carryout
research activities to mould themselves as successful engineers.
 PEO3: Our graduates will process themselves personally and professionally in taking up
state of the art technological challenges and pursuing leadership roles.

PSOs
 PSO 1: Characterize the performance of a Mechanical Component or a Mechanical System
using computational tools.
 PSO 2: Design Mechanical Systems including drives, energy conversion systems , RAC and
Fluid power systems as per specifications
 PSO 3: Select , plan and implement the process for manufacturing of Mechanical elements
and for assembly of Mechanical Subsystems

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 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Faculty Members

1. Dr. Raghavendra S , M.Tech , PhD Associate Professor & HOD

2. Prof.Vijaya B, M.Tech , (PhD) Associate Professor

3. Prof. Santhosh S G, M.Tech , (PhD) Assistant Professor

4. Prof. Arjun S, M.Tech , (PhD) Assistant Professor

5. Prof. Arun R, M.Tech Assistant Professor

6. Prof. Mohan G, M.Tech , (PhD) Assistant Professor

7. Prof. Sanjay H M, M.Tech , (PhD) Assistant Professor

8. Prof. Ganesh C, M.Tech Assistant Professor

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 Advisory Board
Members

Dr. H S Ramesh Babu

Principal, SVIT.

Dr. Raghavendra S
Assoc. Prof. & HOD, SVIT.

Mr. Vijaya B
Associate Professor, SVIT.

Mr Sridhar Ramakrishna
Director & General Manager – Tenneco power rain, Yelahanka, Bengaluru.

Mr. Govindray Bhat

Head -Quality AJAX Engineering Pvt Ltd, Doddaballapura.

Dr P Mahadeva Swamy
Prof & Head, Sapthagiri College of Engineering, Bengaluru.

Dr Niranjan Hiremath
Associate Prof & Head, REVA University, Bengaluru.

Mr. Alur Raghavendra

Promoter, Shree Krishna CNC Enterprises

Mr. Sourabh Dongre

Alumnae (2012-16 Batch)

Mr. Bharath S
Alumnae (2013-17 Batch)
The Mechanical Engineering Department at
SVIT was established in the year 2010 with an
Webinars Conducted

intake of 60 students. Mechanical Engineering Technical Talk on “ Refrigeration

is one of the most opted courses in Cycle” was conducted by ISHRAE
engineering arena which has created ever Student Chapter
standing demand as the graduates in this
course are offered worldwide placement Funded Projects
opportunities in Design and Manufacturing KSCST

sectors of the Industries. Title of the project: Development of Emission

The department is headed by Dr. Control and Performance Improvement in 4
strokes SI Engine using vaporized Petrol as
Raghavendra S along with a team of Fuel
enthusiastic and well qualified teaching Amount : Rs.7000/-
Guide : Prof.Arjun S
faculty members with an aboundant teaching Team Members:
experience. 1. Mr Mukesh N
2. Mr Sharad S
The department has spacious and well 3. Mr Nithesh Singh
equipped laboratories to cater the academic 4. Mr Manoj Kumar V A

requirements of students as per the university

Publications by faculty
curriculum. The department is emphasizing
National/International Journals : 06
more on mini projects by students to impart
more practical knowledge than they get out of
their course of study. Periodically, workshops,
seminars & technical symposia are organized
in emerging trends of mechanical engineering
to update student knowledge at par with
today's industrial requirements. The
department is organizing special training
programs in mechanical engineering software
like CATIA, ANSYS, and Pro-E etc. which
helps to enhance and explore student skills in
Department has signed MOU with
CAD/CAM/CAE discipline which is very
MEDINI to provide the expertise
essential in the present scenario of industries.
Training and support to students on
Design technology.
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 Workshops Conducted

1. Three Days Training in “ Geometric

Dimensioning and Tolerance (GDT) by
CMS
2. Three Days Hands on training on “
AUTOCAD” by MEDINI

Industrial Visit to HMT

Industrial Visit to Werner’s Finley

Pvt Ltd

POGIL Activities

Industrial Visit to Suncasting

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 5th Sem Toppers List 7th Sem Toppers List

1 Mr. Vijay Kumar S

1 Mr. Mahendra Verma
1VA18ME018
1VA18ME008

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2 Mr. Polmin Jose
Mr. Shreyas H L
1VA18ME026
1VA19ME009

3 3
Mr. Sai Charan Ms. Akash

1VA19ME012 1VA18ME002

4 4
Mr. K Goutham Raju Mr. Sharad S

1VA19ME005 1VA18ME024

5 5
Mr. K P Lalith Ranjan Mr. Keshav Abhijith E

1VA19ME006 1VA18ME013

6 6
Mr. Rohith S V
Mr. V Vignesh
1VA18ME032
1VA19ME019

7 7
Mr. Deepak D
Mr. Chethan V K
1VA18ME008
1VA19ME003

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Mr. Mukesh N
3rd Sem Topper List 1VA18ME018

1 9
Mr . Amith Yashas Mr. Gagan raj
1VA20ME001 1VA18ME011

2 10
Mr . Yellapagiri Prudhvi Mr. Ajith Neelmani
VA20ME009 11 1VA18ME001
 Students Achievements

Mr. Shreyas H L of 8th Sem Mechanical

bearing USN 1VA18ME026
participated in the State Republic day
Parade camp organized by Youth
Empowerment and sports, State NSS
Cell, Bengaluru

Mr. Shreyas H L of 8th Sem Mechanical bearing

USN 1VA18ME026 participated in Photo Session
with his Excellency Shri Thawar Chand Gehlot.
Hon'ble Governor of Karnataka

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Internship Details

Sl.No USN Name Company Name and Address

Lab 2 Market
1 1VA18ME001 AJIT NEELMANI
Kenchenahalli , Yelahanka, Bangalore
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
2 1VA18ME002 AKASH
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
3 1VA18ME003 AKSHAY RAJU B
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
4 1VA18ME004 AKSHAY S
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Opal Engineering and Technology
296 Shri Shambhavi Building Gruhalaxmi Layout
5 1VA18ME007 CHANDRA BHANU GAUTAM
Nelagadaranahalli Post, Nagasandra, Bengaluru,
Karnataka 560073
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
6 1VA18ME008 DEEPAK D
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
7 1VA18ME009 DHARSHANGOWDA H
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
DHARSHAVARDHANAREDDY Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
8 1VA18ME010
NR Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
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Sl.No USN Name Company Name and Address
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
9 1VA18ME011 GAGANRAJ G
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Rail Wheel Factory
Yelahanka
10 1VA18ME013 KESHAV ABHIJITH E
Bangalore - Karnataka
560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
11 1VA18ME014 LIKHITH J
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
12 1VA18ME015 MANOJKUMAR V A Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064

Opal Engineering and Technology

296 Shri Shambhavi Building Gruhalaxmi Layout
MEKALA SAI SOMESWAR
13 1VA18ME016 Nelagadaranahalli Post, Nagasandra, Bengaluru,
GOWD
Karnataka 560073

L&T Constructions
MOHAMMED SULAIMAN
14 1VA18ME017 Bangalore International Airport Limited Terminal
AAZIM
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Opal Engineering and Technology
296 Shri Shambhavi Building Gruhalaxmi Layout
15 1VA18ME018 N MUKESH
Nelagadaranahalli Post, Nagasandra, Bengaluru,
Karnataka 560073
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
16 1VA18ME019 NITESH SINGH
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
17 1VA18ME021 RAKESH ANGADI
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Government Tool Room & Training Centre
18 1VA18ME022 ROHITH S V Rajajinagar Industrial Estate,
Bangalore – 560 010
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Sl.No USN Name Company Name and Address
Government Tool Room & Training Centre
19 1VA18ME023 SHAMEETH S Rajajinagar Industrial Estate,
Bangalore – 560 010
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
20 1VA18ME024 SHARAD S
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
21 1VA18ME025 SHASHWATH R SHETTY
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
22 1VA18ME026 SHREYAS H L
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Opal Engineering and Technology
296 Shri Shambhavi Building Gruhalaxmi Layout
23 1VA18ME027 SUDARSHAN M
Nelagadaranahalli Post, Nagasandra, Bengaluru,
Karnataka 560073
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
24 1VA18ME028 VIJAY KUMAR S
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064
Federal-Mogul Goetze India Limited
Doddaballapura Main Rd, East Colony,
25 1VA19ME401 DILEEP S
Yelahanka, Bengaluru
Karnataka -560064

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Articles

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 FARMERS SUICIDE IN INDIA
India is an agriculture based nation. The situation of the farmers in this
country is more worrying than any other. Nearly over the past two decades, the sad
trend of farmers committing suicide in our country is steadily on the increase.
For the first time this extremely challenging issue came under sharp focus when
some of the farmers engaged in cotton cultivation in the Vidarbha region of
Maharashtra suddenly committed suicide. This trend which was started initially by
the farmers of Maharashtra gradually spread throughout the country. Today the
situation has becomes even worse and in almost every State the Government is
finding it tough to deal with the rising statistics of farmer's suicide.

LIBERALIZATION AND GLOBALIZATION

It is due to the liberalization and globalization that the import of food
grains at lower prices has already begun and on the other side farmers
in our country are forced to burn their ready crops right in the fields.
The reason why they are doing so is that they are not able to get good
price for their crops and sometimes the overall price which they get
after selling their harvest falls far short. Of the total sum invested by
them in farming. Poverty and the amount of loans taken by them for
harvesting with the rising interest. on their loans amount continuously
push them and their entire family to commit suicide

DIAGNOSIS IS IMPORTANT
Although the Government has been instrumental in ruining
many farmers that the welfare schemes announced recently, no
considerable impact is visible. Thus it is for the Government to
diagnose the cause of this issue. It is urgent appropriate steps
without losing time. It should introduce a new simplified
welfare scheme which may help the farmers in getting good
base price for their crops, besides interest free loan for farming
among others.

To conclude, for an agricultural country like India, farmer’s suicide is an extremely worrying
situation and it certainly is a national problem which demands immediate solution. The
Government should implement more effective welfare schemes for the poor and landless
farmers, some of which may be offered immediately and without wasting time any further.
Only then can the farmers lead a happy life.

Mr. Goutham raju , Mr. Saicharan , Mr. Vignesh V

5th Sem Mechanical
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 CRYPTOCURRENCY
Cryptocurrency is becoming better-known and more popular throughout the entire world. It’s
time to learn how cryptocurrency will make the world a better place.Basically, cryptocurrency is
electronic money stored in e-wallets or computer files.

Bitcoin is one of the most well-known cryptocurrencies out there. Additionally, there are
thousands of different cryptocurrencies available. Not all cryptocurrencies serve the same
purpose. While some are for general use, others solve specific problems and/or serve specific
industries.

Reduce the risk of fraud.

As it is not associated with your bank account or cash funds and is transferred electronically
and securely with the blockchain recording all transactions, cryptocurrency will play a big part in
reducing fraud which will also offer peace of mind
Increase crowdfunding
Cryptocurrency will make the world a better place as it continues to positively impact
crowdfunding. Initial coin offerings (ICOs) are centered around cryptocurrency which is used as
the source of capital for a startup company’s venture
Change the money transfer pro
The transfer of cryptocurrency doesn’t require all of the same checks and balances processes that
banks do before funds can be deposited. Whether a national or international transfer,
cryptocurrency transfers are instant, don’t require any fees, and can be tracked and securely
stored in the blockchain
Make e-commerce stron
Everyone makes most of their purchases online nowadays Not only does the use of
cryptocurrency reduce the risk of fraud for shoppers, but it does the same for vendors and
sellers. Cryptocurrency transactions are permanent. In addition to the mitigation of risk, using
cryptocurrency creates more opportunities for world-wide business
Make foreign money transfers and transactions safer
Cryptocurrency can help make in-country transactions safer. When travelling to other
countries carrying cash and money cards can be downright dangerous.
Not only does the use of cryptocurrency reduce the danger of carrying cash, it also eliminates
any exchange fees or transaction fees
Offer a stable alternative to unstable currencies
The inflation and instability that some countries’ standard currencies have experienced is
shocking. While not all countries have currencies that are subject to outrageous rates of
inflation, others could seriously benefit from switching to use cryptocurrency

Mr. Goutham raju

Mr. Saicharan ,
Mr. Vignesh V
5th Sem Mechanical
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 Paintings
Sketches
&
Photography

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 7th Sem Mechanical
Mr. Dileep S

Mr. Gaganraj
7th Sem Mechanical

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 Mr. Shreyas H L
7th Sem Mechanical

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 Mr. Pavan Joshi
5th Sem Mechanical 22
 Mr. Siddarth J
5th Sem Mechanical

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Mr. Amith Yashas
3rd Sem Mechanical

Mr. Mukesh N 7th Sem Mechanical

 PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

PO1: Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science,

engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of
complex engineering problems.
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PO2: Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze
complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first
principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

PO3: Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering

problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified
needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the
cultural, societal, and environmentalconsiderations.

PO4: Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge

and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and
interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid
conclusions.

PO5: Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources
and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to
complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO6: The Engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual
knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the
consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

PO7: Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional

engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate
the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.

PO8: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and
responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO9: Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a

member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

PO10: Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities

with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able
to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make
effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

PO11: Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and

understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to
one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in
multidisciplinary environments.

PO12: Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and
ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context 25
of technological change.
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