Department of Mechanical Engineering

Vision & Mission

VISION

To make quality the defining element of higher education in India through a combination of self and external quality evaluation, promotion and sustenance initiatives

MISSION

To arrange for periodic assessment and accreditation of institutions of higher education or units thereof, or specific academic programs or projects.
To stimulate the academic environment for promotion of quality of teaching-learning and research in higher education institutions.
To encourage self-evaluation, accountability, autonomy and innovations in higher education.
To undertake quality-related research studies, consultancy and training programs, and
To collaborate with other stakeholders of higher education for quality evaluation, promotion and sustenance.

H.O.D. Message

Dr. P. A. Makasare

Ph D. (Mechanical Engg.)

HOD Mechanical Dept. & Associate Professor

Mechanical Engineering Department is started in the year 2005-06. . Mechanical Engineering is one of the major activities in the engineering profession and its principles are involved in the design, study, development and construction of nearly all of the physical devices and systems. Continued research and development have led to better machines and processes helping the mankind. From the date of inception it is growing in all the fronts. The Department impact on the institute and on society is easily demonstrated by noting the alignment of the department’s evolution with key events and technological advances in the India and elsewhere. Today, the department of Mechanical engineering of SCOE attracts and features an extraordinary rich diversity and quantity of talented individuals, with nearly 350 of undergraduates, post graduate students. The impressive array of students makes the department as the largest top 3rd University (Pune University) in the country and SCOE is under such a University.
In addition to teaching undergraduate and graduate students, the faculty of Mechanical Engineering actively pursues research through graduate students. Department is committed to well being and all round development of its students.

GOAL:

1) Enhance students Result.
2) Increase Students placement in Good Company.
3) Promote for Research and Entrepreneur.

OBJECTIVES:

1) Schedule Extra Classes, Expert Lectures.
2) Aware all units fully Covered and Univ. question Paper Solved.
3) Create training Program for students.
4) Begin fortnightly Practice Session on GD/PI and Aptitude test.
5) Install all New Software’s and Equipment , promote for all Competitions.
6) Establish R and D Cell , EDC Cell.

Laboratory Details

1. Lab – Applied Thermodynamics
Sr.No.	Name of Equipment
1	Two Stage Air Compressor Test Rig
	PIL Bomb Calorimeter
2	Oxygen Cylinder
3	Junker’s Gas Calorimeter
4	Model of Fusible Plug
	Model of Water Level Indicator
	Model of Pressure Guage
	Model of Safety Valves
5	Model of Economiser
	Model of Superheater
	Model of Feed Check Valve

2. Lab – Basic Mechanical Engg.
Sr.No.	Name of Equipment
1	Model for Refrigerator
2	Refrigerator
3	Window A/C
4	Model for Keys
5	Model for Rack & Quadrant Gears
6	Cut Section Model Of 2-Stroke Petrol Engine
7	Cut Section Model Of 4-Stroke Diesel Engine
8	Cut Section Model Of 2-Stroke Diesel Engine
9	Cut Section Model Of 4-Stroke Petrol Engine
10	Model Of Babcock &Wilcox Boiler
11	Model of Lancashire Boiler
12	Model of Ball Bearing, Roller Bearing, Taper Bearing, Thrust Bearing
13	Model of Belt Pulley – V Belt, Rope, Flat, Cone/step
14	Model for Flanged Coupling
15	Model for Universal Coupling
16	Model for Joints – Gib & Cotter Joint, Cotter Joint
17	Model for Knurling Joint
18	Model for Spur Gear
19	Model for Internal Gear & Pinion Drive
20	Model for Single Stage Bevel Gear
21	Model for Single Stage Helical Gear and Spur Gear

22	Model for Conical Friction Clutch
23	Model for Plate Friction Clutch
24	Model for Centrifugal Clutch
25	Model for Belt Drive Two Stage
26	Model for Belt Drive Single Speed

3. Lab – Kinematics of Machinery Lab
Sr. No	Name of Equipment
1	Experimental setup for
	A) Bifilar Suspension
	B) Trifilar Suspension
	C) Compound pendulum
2	Kinematic Pairs
	a) Sliding Pair
	b) Turning Pair
	d) Spherical Pair
	c) Screw Pair
3	Four Bar Mechanism
4	Beam Engine Mechanism
5	Reciprocating piston & Cylinder Mechanism
6	Oscillating Cylinder Mechanism
7	Oldham Coupling
8	Elliptical Trammel
9	Coupling Rod of locomotive
10	Cam Analysis Machine
11	Universal Governor
12	Stroboscope
13	Slip Creep Test Rig
14	Epicyclic Gear Trainer
15	Conical Friction Clutch
16	Centrifugal clutch
17	Models of Brakes – Single shoe
18	Models of Brakes – Double Shoe
19	Models of Brakes – Band &Block
20	Models of Brakes – Internally Expanding
21	Synchromesh Gear Box
22	Differential Gear Box

4. Lab –Heating,Ventilaton, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Lab

Sr.No.	Name of Equipment
1	Refrigeration Test Rig
2	Ice plant Test Rig
3	Air Conditioning Test Rig

5. Lab – Mechatronics Lab

Sr. No.	Name of Equipment
1	Pressure Sensor with Piezo resistive sensor
2	Thermocouple Characteristic
3	RTD Module
4	Thermistor Characteristic
5	PID Controller (µP based)
6	Digital Control System Simulation Kit
7	Rotary Encoder

6. Lab – Fluid Mechanics Lab

Sr.No.	Name of Equipment
1	Bernoulli’s Apparatus
2	Reynolds Apparatus
3	Pipe friction Apparatus
4	Pipe fitting Apparatus
5	Notch Apparatus
6	Redwood Viscometer
7	Metacenric height Apparatus
8	Halleshaw Apparatus
9	Pressure Measurement Apparatus
10	Electrical Analogy Apparatus

7. Lab – Systems in Mechanical Engineering Lab (FE)

Sr.No.	Name of Equipment
1	Model for Refrigerator
2	Refrigerator
3	Window A/C
4	Model for Keys
5	Model for Rack & Quadrant Gears
6	Cut Section Model Of 2-Stroke Petrol Engine
7	Cut Section Model Of 4-Stroke Diesel Engine
8	Cut Section Model Of 2-Stroke Diesel Engine
9	Cut Section Model Of 4-Stroke Petrol Engine
10	Model Of Babcock &Wilcox Boiler
11	Model of Lancashire Boiler
12	Model of Ball Bearing, Roller Bearing, Taper Bearing, Thrust Bearing
13	Model of Belt Pulley – V Belt, Rope, Flat, Cone/step
14	Model for Flanged Coupling
15	Model for Universal Coupling
16	Model for Joints – Gib & Cotter Joint, Cotter Joint
17	Model for Knuckle Joint
18	Model for Spur Gear
19	Model for Internal Gear & Pinion Drive
20	Model for Single Stage Bevel Gear
21	Model for Single Stage Helical Gear and Spur Gear
22	Model for Conical Friction Clutch
23	Model for Plate Friction Clutch
24	Model for Centrifugal Clutch
25	Model for Belt Drive Two Stage
26	Model for Belt Drive Single Speed

8. Lab – I. C. Engines

Sr.No.	Name of Equipment
1	Cut Section of Carburetors – SU, Solex& Carter
2	Cut Section Fuel Pump & Injector
3	Test Rig of Single Cylinder Four Stroke Diesel Engine
4	Working Model of Electronic Ignition System
5	Computerized Four Stroke Petrol Engine

Faculty Details

Teaching Staff

Sr. No.	Photo	Name	Designation	Qualification	Experience
1		Dr. P. A. Makasare	HOD	PhD (Mech. Engg) M. E. (Design Engg.) BE Mechanical	22
2		Mr. B. D. Garje	Asst. Prof.	ME (Prod Manf. & Autoⁿ) BE Mechanical	27
3		Mr. R. R. Kulkarni	Asst. Prof.	Ph.D (Pursuing) ME (Designof Mech System) BE Mechanical	13
4		Mr. B. B. Kedar	Asst. Prof.	Ph.D (Pursuing) M.Tech (CAD/CAM & Autoⁿ) BE Mechanical	7
5		Mr. P. P. Gedam	Asst. Prof.	M. Tech (Thermal Engg.) B.Tech Mechanical	12
		Mr. Vaibhav Munde	Asst. Prof	Tech (Thermal Engg.) BE Mechanical	7.5
6		Mrs. S. V. Chambhare	Asst. Prof	ME (Production) B.E. (Mechanical)	3
7		Mr. A.H. Raut	Asst. Prof	PhD (Pursuing) ME (Production) B.E. (Production)	17
Non Teaching Staff
1		Mr. S. S. Bolkotgi	Instructor	B.A, ITI NCTVT	26
2		Mr. R.S. Pawar	Instructor	ITI NCTVT 10th	25
3		Mr. D.J. Kaldoke	Instructor	ITI NCTVT 10^th	32
4		Mr. V. K Hagwane	Peon	HSC	12
5		Mr. Prasad Pendbhaje	Peon	HSC
6		Mr. K. N. Gade	Peon	SSC	18