October 2019 http:// www.sfa.mes.ac.in P I L L A I H O C C O L L E G E O F E N G I N E E R I N G & T E C H N O L O G Y R A S A Y A N I From Editor’s Desk EDUCATION 4.0 TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF INDUSTRY 4.0 The fourth industrial revolution, Industry 4.0 is powered by Robotics , Automation, AI, ML, Big Data, Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) and IOT. Any thing that is routine and repetitive is at the verge of getting automated. This has disrupted the boundaries between industries and technical institutes. Our current system of education does not meet the requirements of industry 4.0 that talks about employable work ready work force .The onus of developing right skill is left to job seekers & in turn to educational institutes. Industries today are not interested to hire, train & deploy man power. Instead, they are interested to hire and deploy man power that is externally trained or they leave the responsibility of hiring and training the man power to contract system. India is one of the fastest growing economy in the world. According to information available the share of manufacturing sector alone is expected to be one trillion USD by 2025. Empowerment of manufacturing sector, continuous skilling of people and R&D is required to achieve this target. The future of Indian industries lies in intelligent manufacturing (smart factories) that is compliant with Industry 4.0 and Education 4.0. The way forward for Engineering Institutes is to provide outcome based training and learning that is futuristic. The students are required to be trained in hard and soft skills to be ready for jobs. This has provided us an opportunity to transform education eco system to Education 4.0. One way to do this is to design and develop course contents in consultation with industries & professional societies that meets the requirements of Industry 4.0. The next step is to provide high quality of teaching & research(Education 4.0) that transforms students towards self regulated learning (SRL) to enhance their performance for employment as per the requirements of the Industry 4.0. The focus needs to the shifted from learn and do to learn by doing (PBL). The students are required to have the ability to gather information, synthesize and make something out of it. According to Jack Ma, EC of Alibaba Group, “You always want your students to be better than you and therefore help people to be better than you”. He further states “When I hire people, I hire people who are smarter than I am. People who four five years down the line could be Boss. I like people who are positive and never give up”. The Mahatma Education Society’s Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology and PHP at Rasayani have taken several initiatives including indu stry-in stitute professional society interaction programs to improve the quality of technical education that meets the local & global challenges through teaching research synergy & education industry interaction. The objective is to enhance industry experience for students & faculty. This also helps bridge knowledge gap between existing course curriculum & the actual requirements of industries and connects research with industrial problems . Every year during April- May the Mechanical & Automobile engineering students participate in International Students Olympiad that is held around the world. Our college is a center for conducting International Forging Olympiad in Hot Bulk Forging & Extrusion technologies. This has generated a lot of interest amongst the students community & industries related to forging technology. We invite & encourage students from other educational institutes & universities to participate in the fourth coming International Olympiad 2020 scheduled during April-May 2020. This will provide an outstanding opportunity to learn about manufacturing process simulation in hot bulk forging. For this please contact Dr. R.C. Prasad. News at a Glance • Education 4 .0 To Meet The Requirements of Industry 4.0 • SFA Mumbai Chapter AGM -2019 • Activities of the Chapter during April 2018 – March 2019 – Challenges & Opportunities In Pipe & Tube Industries : Ro le of Engin eering Institutes & Professional Societies, September 28, 2019 – Selection of Engin eering M aterials Fo r Industrial Applications, July 13, 2019 – Structured Session On “Steel for Smart Cities”, January 8, 2019 – Training and Internship at Greycast Founders, February 14, 2019 – Workshop on “Non-destructive Testing” , January 16, 2019 – National Workshop On “Structural Int egri ty Assessment & Failure Analysis of Linepipes used for Transportation of Oil & Gas” on June 22, 2018 – Industries Institute Leadership Programme on Technical Education to Meet Local and Global Challenges through: Teaching Research Synergy and Education Industry Interaction, October 12, 2018 – Trainin g Workshop on "Metallography for Industries” on October 5, 2018 • International Student Competition – Intern ational Student Olympiad amon g the Universities around the world on Hot Bulk Forging Technology on April 2018. 41 Universities from 14 Countries around the world participated in the Olympiad 2018 • Forthcoming Events – Materials & Manufacturing Camp Editor: Prof. R.C. Prasad Contact Address: Prof. R.C. Prasad Vice Chairman SFA Mumbai Chapter Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering PHCET Rasayani Via Panvel, Rasayani, Taluka – Khalapur, Dist. Raigad-410207 Phone :- (02192)-252005 / 250066 M Mobile :- 09869236812 / 8433883165 Email :- [email protected] / [email protected]Web :- www.sfa.mes.ac.in
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October 2019 http:// www.sfa.mes.ac.in
P I L L A I H O C C O L L E G E O F E N G I N E E R I N G & T E C H N O L O G Y R A S A Y A N I
From E ditor’s Desk
EDUCATION 4.0 TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF INDUSTRY 4.0 The fourth industrial revolution, Industry 4.0 is powered by Robotics , Automation, AI, ML, Big Data, Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) and IOT. Any thing that is routine and repetitive is at the verge of getting automated. This has disrupted the boundaries between industries and technical institutes. Our current system of education does not meet the requirements of industry 4.0 that talks about employable work ready work force .The onus of developing right skill is left to job seekers & in turn to educational institutes. Industries today are not interested to hire, train & deploy man power. Instead, they are interested to hire and deploy man power that is externally trained or they leave the responsibility of hiring and training the man power to contract system. India is one of the fastest growing economy in the world. According to information available the share of manufacturing sector alone is expected to be one trillion USD by 2025. Empowerment of manufacturing sector, continuous skilling of people and R&D is required to achieve this target. The future of Indian industries lies in intelligent manufacturing (smart factories) that is compliant with Industry 4.0 and Education 4.0. The way forward for Engineering Institutes is to provide outcome based training and learning that is futuristic. The students are required to be trained in hard and soft skills to be ready for jobs. This has provided us an opportunity to transform education eco system to Education 4.0. One way to do this is to design and develop course contents in consultation with industries & professional societies that meets the requirements of Industry 4.0. The next step is to provide high quality of teaching & research(Education 4.0) that transforms students towards self regulated learning (SRL) to enhance their performance for employment as per the requirements of the Industry 4.0. The focus needs to the shifted from learn and do to learn by doing (PBL). The students are required to have the ability to gather information, synthesize and make something out of it. According to Jack Ma, EC of Alibaba Group, “You always want your students to be better than you and therefore help people to be better than you”. He further states “When I hire people, I hire people who are smarter than I am. People who four five years down the line could be Boss. I like people who are positive and never give up”. The Mahatma Education Society’s Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology and PHP at Rasayani have taken several initiatives including industry-institute professional society interaction programs to improve the quality of technical education that meets the local & global challenges through teaching research synergy & education industry interaction. The objective is to enhance industry experience for students & faculty. This also helps bridge knowledge gap between existing course curriculum & the actual requirements of industries and connects research with industrial problems . Every year during April- May the Mechanical & Automobile engineering students participate in International Students Olympiad that is held around the world. Our college is a center for conducting International Forging Olympiad in Hot Bulk Forging & Extrusion technologies. This has generated a lot of interest amongst the students community & industries related to forging technology. We invite & encourage students from other educational institutes & universities to participate in the fourth coming International Olympiad 2020 scheduled during April-May 2020. This will provide an outstanding opportunity to learn about manufacturing process simulation in hot bulk forging. For this please contact Dr. R.C. Prasad.
News at a Glance • Education 4 .0 To Meet The Requirements of
Industry 4.0
• SFA Mumbai Chapter AGM -2019
• Activities of the Chapter durin g April 2018 –
March 2019
– Challenges & Opportunities In Pipe & Tub e
Industries : Ro le of Engin eering Institutes &
Professional Societies, September 28, 2019
– Selection of Engin eering M aterials Fo r Industrial
Applications, July 13, 2019
– Structured Session On “Steel fo r Smart Cities”, January 8, 2019
– Trainin g and Internship at Greyc ast Founders,
February 14, 2019
– Workshop on “Non-destructive Testing” , January
16, 2019
– National Workshop On “St ructural Integri ty
Assessment & Failure An alysis of Linepip es used
for Transportation of Oil & Gas” on June 22, 2018
– Industries Institute Leadership Programme on
Technical Education to Meet Local and Global
Challenges throu gh: Teaching R esearch Syn ergy
and Education Industry Interaction , October 12,
2018
– Trainin g Workshop on "Metallography for
Industries” on October 5, 2018
• International Student Competition
– Intern ational Student Olympiad amon g th e
Universities around the wo rld on Hot Bulk
Forging Technology on Apri l 2018. 41 Universities
from 14 Countr ies around the world part icipated
in the Olympiad 2018
• Forthcoming Events
– Materials & Manufacturing Camp
Editor: Prof. R.C. Prasad
Contact Address:
Prof. R.C. Prasad
Vice Chairman SFA Mumbai Chapter
Professor, Department of Mechanical
Engineering PHCET Rasayani Via Panvel, Rasayani, Taluka – Khalapur,
The Society for Failure Analysis was established in the year 2006 with the
patronage from many eminent experts with a mission to reduce failures that are estimated to cost 3-4% of GDP in a developing country. The Mumbai Chapter of SFA started in November 2014 to serve industries interested to investigate root
cause of failures and thus improve the quality of products. To fulfil this objective the society organises lectures, workshops, clinics, seminars and courses related
failure analysis. The details of the activities of the Mumbai chapter are listed on the web page: www.sfa.mes.ac.in.
The AGM of SFA Mumbai Chapter was held on September 28, 2019 at the Conclave of PHCET Rasayani. The meeting was presided over by Mr. C. Tandi Ex
ED IEOT and Chairman of the SFA Mumbai Chapter. At the outset Chairman & Vice Chairman welcomed the members. After that the Minutes of the previous AGM meeting was read and confirmed. The activities of SFA Mumbai Chapter
was presented in the Secretary’s report. The Statement of Account was also presented. The Chairman Mr. C. Tandi informed that he has shifted to his native
place in Orissa and expressed his inability to continue as the Chairman. The AGM expressed its sincere gratitude to the services rendered by Mr. C. Tandi as the Chairman. The AGM unanimously decided to elect Mr. T.S. Kathayat,
President of Welspun as the new Chairman. It was also decided that in the absence of the Treasurer Mr. Niraj Kumar due to his preoccupation, Mr. Parikshit
Gupta be appointed as Treasurer. The meeting ended with the vote of thanks.
The photograph of the members of the SFA during the AGM
October 2019
Patrons:
Dr.K.M.Vasudevan,Chairman & CEO, MES
Chairman: Shri T.S. Kathayat, President & Chief Technical
Services, Welspun Ltd.
Vice Chairman:
P rof. R.C. Prasad, PCE Panvel & PHCET Rasayani
Hon. Secretary: Dr. Ajit Bhandakkar, Chief of Lab, HAL, AURDC,
Nashik
Hon. Treasurer:
Shri Parikshit S. Gupta, Director, Om Heat Treatment Pvt. Ltd., Rabale, Navi Mumbai
Members:
Shri P .N. Neelakandan, Sr. GM-Quality Assurance, Wind World (India) Ltd., Mumbai
Shri Sandeep H. Vyas, GM(EPC Pipelines), Reliance Gas Transportation Infrastructure Ltd., Navi Mumbai Dr. Nagesh S. Kini, Principal Scientist & Head Centre
of Excellence-Materials Science, Thermax Ltd. Pune Shri Atul Bakare, Addl. Regional Director, RCMA,
CEMILAC, Nashik Shri Neeraj Borwankar, DGM, QA/QC, L & T Special Steels and Heavy Forgings, Hazira
After the AGM an Industry Institute Interaction Programme was held in association with Industries & Professional
Societies on “Challenges & Opportunities in Pipe & Tube Industries : Role of Engineering Institutes & Professional Societies” 2019 at the Conclave, 3rd Floor, PHCET Rasayani. The Programme Itinerary is given below :
11.30 – 13.00 hrs. Inaugural Programme
Inaugural address Dr. Lata Menon,
Deputy CEO MES
About the SFA & the Workshop Dr. R.C. Prasad,
Professor, PHCET Rasayani
Address by past Chairman SFA Mumbai Chapter Mr. Chintamani C. Tandi,
Ex -ED,Head IEOT ONGC Panvel.
About the ASM International India Chapter Mr. Sudhakar Bonde , Chairman ASM India Chapter
Mr. S. Sabnis, Director ASM India Chapter
About the Institution of Engineers IEI Belapur
Chapter
Mr. P. N. Tandon,
Ex-chairman IEI Belapur Chapter
About the International Tube association Mr. T. S. Kathayat,
President and Chief of Technical services WELSPUN
Keynote Lecture by Mr. T.S. Kathayat on
Vote of Thanks Dr. Ajit Bhandakkar,
HAL Nashik
Lunch Hosted by Chairman and CEO MES.
14.00 – 16.00 hrs. Technical Programme
14:00 to 14:30 An Overview of Major Threats to Pipelines & Asset Integrity Management
Dr. R.C. Prasad, Professor Dept. of Mech. Engg. PHCET Rasayani
14:30 to 15:00 Corrosion of pipe lines
Mr.Prakash Sastri P. Ex-VP Reliance Industries LTD
15:00 to 15:30 Welding of Pipes
Mr. Sandeep Ubhaykar, GM M/s Weldwell Speciality Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai.
15:30 to 16:00 Non destructive testing
Mr. Anupam Kumar, Eddify Technologies, UAE
16:00 to 16:15 Valedictory function and Distribution of Certificates.
October 2019
At the outset of the inaugural session, Vice President of the Society, Prof. R.C. Prasad. extended warm welcome to
the members and the delegates. The programme was inaugurated by Dr. Lata Menon, Deputy CEO MES. The programme ended with the vote of thanks by the secretary Dr. Ajit Bhanddakar. Some of the photographs taken during the inaugural function are shown below.
Dr. Lata Menon Deputy CEO MES, in her inaugural speech gave details of programmes at MES, its achievements and the road map for the future
Mr. Sudhakar Bonde, Chairman of ASM India Chapter & CEO of M/s Subodh Tech. talked about the ASM & its activities
Mr. Suhash Sabnis, Director ASM India Chapter highlighted the forhcoming programmes including ASM Materials Camp
Dr. R.C. Prasad, Vice Chairman of SFA MC highlighted the objectives of the SFA and the importance of Industry-Institute-Professional Society interaction
Mr. T.S. Kathayat, President Welspun & Chairman ITA India explained the objectives of ITA & the benefits of becoming its member
Mr. P.N. Tandon, Ex-chairman IEI Belapur Chapter
talked about the objectives of the Institution of
Engineers & its students chapters
October 2019
At the end on the inaugural programme the speakers were felicitated as shown in the photographs below
Outgoing Chairman Mr. C. Tandi Ex ED ONGC,IEOT was felicitated by Prof. R.C. Prasad Vice President of SFA Hyderabad
Mr. Suhash Sabnis Director of ASM International Chapter was felicitated by Mr. Amar Mange, Principal, PHP Rasayani
A group photograph taken at the end of the Inaugural function shows dignitaries and members of SFA Mumbai Chapter
Mr. T.S. Kathayat President of WELSPUN & Chairman International Tube Association India was felicitated by Prof. R.C. Prasad
Mr. T.N. Tandon Ex Chairman IEI Belapur Chapter was felicitated by Mr. Amar Mange, Principal, PHP Rasayani
Mr. Sudhakar Bonde, Charman SFA & CEO M/s Subodh Tech. was felicitated by Prof. R.C. Prasad
October 2019
After the inaugural function technical presentations were made by the invited speakers. Speakers can be seen below,
making their presentations.
Prof. R.C. Prasad Vice President SFA Hyderabad gave an overview of major threats to pipelines & asset integrity management
Vice Chairman & convener of the Industry Institute Interaction Programme presented memento to Mr. P. Sastri
Mr Amar Mange, Principal PHP Rasayani presented memento to Mr. Karthik Radhakrishnan of M/s Ediffy Technologies UAE
Mr. Sandeep Ubhayakar GM M/s Weldwell Speciality Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai talked about welding of pipes
Mr. P. Sastri is seen making his presentation of Corrosion of pipelines
Mr. Sandeep Ubhayakar GM M/s Weldwell Speciality Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai was presented a memento by the convener, Prof. R.C. Prasad
October 2019
The certificates of participation were given to the students by Mr. Sandeep Ubhaykar, Mr. P. Sastri & Mr. Sudhakar Bonde
At the end of the programme a group photograph was take n that shows the participants from various industries along with Dr. Lata Menon, Deputy CEO MES
October 2019
Industry Institute Interaction Programme An Initiative of PHP & PHCET
In Association with Industries & Professional Societies on
CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES IN PIPE & TUBE INDUSTRIES : ROLE
OF ENGINEERING INSTITUTES & PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
Organized by
Dr. R.C. Prasad Convener & Vice Chairman SFA Mumbai Chapter
Ex. Professor IIT Bombay Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering PHCET Rasayani
Via Panvel, Rasayani, Taluka – Khalapur, Dist. Raigad-410207
Phone :- (02192)-252005 / 250066 Mobile :- 09869236812 / 8433883165 Email :- [email protected] / [email protected] Web :- www.sfa.mes.ac.in
Venue: Conclave, 3st Floor
Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology Rasayani
On Saturday, September 28, 2019
The tube and pipe industries are adopting new technologies and latest trends to produce
welded and seamless pipes from steel and metal alloys.The industry faces challenges to
prevent the degradation of its ageing infrastructure that results in failure. The big issue of the
metal pipe and tube industries is to get skilled man power conversant with
welding,NDT,corrosion ,fracture mechanics based testing,coating and the root cause failure
analysis. This interaction will provide an opportunity for technological institutes to
understand and bridge the gap between what they teach and what this industry demands.
The objective of this program is to bring together industries, professional societies and
engineering institutes to consider challenges of pipe and tube industries and draw a road
map on how to develop skills in engineers to meet the requirements of this sector through
internships and innovative projects offered by industries and professional societies.
Person desirous of participating in this program are requested to fill in the accompanying attached form and send the same to :
Supported by ITA India chapter
October 2019
One Day Professional Development Programme An In itiative of PCE & PHCET
In Association with Industries & Professional Societies
on
SELECTION OF ENGINEERING MATERIALS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
Venue: Seminar Hall, 1st Floor
Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology Rasayani
July 13, 2019
Metals & Alloys are widely used for a variety of industrial applications. Selection of materials and manufacturing process route
is an integral part of product design. The important criteria for selection of materials are light weight, formability, mechanical
properties, corrosion resistant, safety, recyclability and life cycle management.
Engineering institutes are facing challenges today to prepare work ready technical personnel by offering quality technical
education that is current and industry relevant that plugs the skill gap and supports the industrial growth. This training
workshop will provide an outstanding opportunity to the students pursuing diploma / degree in engineering & professionals
working in production & quality assurance Departments in industries to develop skill & sound understanding of
microstructural and mechanical characterization for selecting the appropriate material for the given applications.
Person desirous of participating in the professional development program are requested to fill in the accompanying
attached form and send the same to the Convener:
Organized by
Program Itinerary 09:30 - 10:00 Registration
10.00 -11.00
• Classifications of Materials : Ferrous / Non Ferrous /Stainless Steels.
• Structure Properties Correlation of Materials.
• Selection Criteria for Industrial Components for a given Application.
11.00 -13.00 • Basic understanding of Solidification & Phase Diagrams Including Fe– Fe3C.
• Heat Treatment / TTT & CCT Diagrams .
13:00 - 14:00 Lunch
14:00 - 15:30 • Metallographic Techniques for Microstructural Characterization.
15:30 - 16:00 Role of Metallography, Mechanical Testing & Failure Analysis for Materials
Selection.
October 2019
HALF DAY INDUSTRY INSTITUTE LECTURESHIP PROGRAMME
On CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES IN FOUNDRY INDUSTRIES FOR
ENGINEERING STUDENTS
By
Mr. Yash Singh
Director Greycast Founders &
Chairman Indian institute of Foundrymen
Greater Mumbai Chapter
Thursday, Feb.14, 2019, 12.30 – 15.30 hrs
Venue: Conclave-1, 1st Floor
Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology Rasayani
Organized by
The Mahatma Education Society’s Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology and Pillai HOC Polytechnic Rasayani in association with industries & professional societies has started Industries Institute Lectureship programme to enhance industry experience for students & faculty. The objective is to bridge the knowledge gap between existing course curriculum & the actual requirements of the industries & connect research with industrial problems. This programme is planned to shape engineers for tomorrow, innovate through interaction and provide competency based education (CBE) for employers of foundry industries. All are cordially invited to attend.
One Day Training Workshop An Initiative of PHP & PHCET
In Association with Industries & Professional Societies
on
Non Destructive Testing
Venue: SOM Lab, Ground Floor
Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology Rasayani
January 16, 2019
Speakers : Mr. Tony Lau & Mr. Edward Ma
M/s Zhongke Innovation Technology Co. Ltd., Hubei, China
All are Cordially Invited
RSVP :
Dr. R.C. Prasad
Convener Vice President SFA Hyderabad
Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology
October 2019
One Day Workshop on “Non-destructive Testing by Mr. Edward of M/S Zhongke Innovation
Technology Company Ltd. China on January 16, 2019 at PHCET Rasayani
October 2019
Pillai HOC College of Engineering &Technology
&
Society for Failure Analysis Mumbai Chapter
Cordially invite you to the Industries Institute Lectureship Programme
On
Technical Education to Meet Local & Global Challenges through: Teaching Research Synergy & Education Industry Interaction
The Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology Rasayani in association with industries & professional societies has started Industries Institute lectureship programme to enhanse industry
experience for students & faculty. The Objective is to bridge the knowledge gap between existing course
curriculum & the actual requirements of the industries & connect research with industrial problems.
In order to shape engineers for tomorrow, innovate through interaction and provide competency based
education (CBE) for employers this programme is planned in association with Education Excellence
Forum of CII western region.
Venue: Conclave, 1st Floor, Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology, Rasayani
Date: Oct 12, 2018 Time: 13.30 – 16.05 pm.
13:30-16:05 Program Itinerary
13:30 to 13:45 Inauguration by Dr.Chelpa Lingam,
Principal PHCET Rasayani.
13:45 to 14:30 Address by Sharad Gupta and Rekha Bohra
CII Eduaction Excellence Forum Western Region.
14:30 to 15:00 In Pursuit of Quality Technical Education
Dr.R.C.Prasad Ex Professor IIT Bombay, Prof. Department of Mechanical Engineering PHCET
Rasayani.
15:00 to 15:30 AICTE Quality Improvement Schemes (AQIS) for Technical education
Dr.G.V.Patil Professor and Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering PHCET
15:30 to 16:00 Open Session for Discussion
16:00 to 16:05 Vote of Thanks Dr.M.D.Nadar, Prof.. Department of Mechanical Engineering PHCET
Organized By
RSVP:
Prof. R.C.Prasad
Department of Mechanical Engineering, PHCET Rasayani
October 2019
One Day Training Workshop on
Metallography for Industries
Oct 05, 2018
Venue: Seminar Hall, 1st Floor
Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology Rasayani
Organized by
Engineering Institutes are facing challenges to meet the rising expectations of stake holders. The challenge today is to prepare work ready technical personnel by offering quality technical education . The way forward for non autonomous institutes is to provide training and learning materials that cover the gap between syllabus prescribed by the Universities and the graduates attributes required by the industries. This training is a step in this direction to prepare students who meet the career challenges & opportunities through special lectures related to their course. Metals & Alloys are widely used for a variety of industrial applications. This training workshop will provide an outstanding opportunity to the students pursuing diploma / degree in engineering & professionals working in production & quality assurance in industries to develop skill & sound understanding of all aspects of metallography that is practiced on shop floor but extremely difficult to learn on the job.
October 2019
ONE DAY NATIONAL WORKSHOP
On
“Structural Integrity Assessment
And Failure Analysis Of Linepipes
used for transportation of Oil and
Gas”
22nd June, 2018
SFA Mumbai Chapter PHCET Rasayani
At
Seminar Hall PCE Panvel,
Navi Mumbai,
Organized by
Invitation
The Society for Failure Analysis and the
Mahatma Education Society’s, PCE Panvel and
PHCET Rasayani invite you to attend the
National workshop on " Structural Integrity
Assessment And Failure Analysis Of Linepipes
used for transportation of Oil and Gas " to be held
on June 22nd , 2018 at the PCE, Panvel
About the Workshop
Both the onshore and offshore pipelines
experience extensive corrosion damage that
reduces their pressure carrying capability
besides degrading resistance to fatigue cracking.
The probability of failure increases when pipelines become aged. Failure of pressurised
pipes carrying hydrocarbons may result in fire and explosion and cause significant damage to
people and environment. ANSI/ASME codes
and standards developed decade backs appear
over conservative. This has resulted in growing
industry demand to consider the development of methodologies for integrity assessment, failure
analysis and failure avoidance.
To avoid catastrophic failure, understanding of
fracture behavior under static and dynamic
conditions of loading has become a key issue in
their design. Engineering Critical Analysis
(ECA), Assessment and Fitness for Purpose
(FFP) have been introduced to determine the acceptability of defects. Stress assisted
environment cracking (Hydrogen
Embrittelement and Corrosion Fatigue) is one of
the major factors that affects structural integrity
and safety of pipelines and are required to be considered during fitness for purpose
assessment.
October 2019
International students olympiad
in universities around the world -2018
The International students olympiad in universities around the world was held on April 29, 2018 at G-205 Management building at PCE panvel. Fifteen students originally registered for participating in the event. Out of fifteen five students were selected who had participated in all the practice sessions. Mr. Souvik Paul Business Development Manager coordinated the six hours test on behalf of QFX Simulations Limited, Russia and Ms. Ashwini Kadam , Assistant Professor at PHCET Rasayni acted as invigilator. Some of the photographs taken during the day long test are shown below.
Supported by Society for Failure analysis, Mumbai Chapter & QForm
October 2019
The task for International Students Olympiad this year was Development of the forging process to manufacture a forged (flashless forging preferred) part given below for Railways using the QForm Software by a cost-effective production process with
the minimum allowances assigned.
Hot-rolled round bars with a diameter of 140 mm or 180 mm are provided to perform the process. Two hydraulic presses with the accumulative drive are also available: P1 (110 MN, 40 mm/s), P2 (80 MN, 120 mm/s).
• The final evaluation of the work is influenced by the quality, validity and
applied approaches in decision-making, including:
• Selection of equipment (performance evaluation, power and energy parameters).
• Analysis of possible defects in the forged piece.
• Analysis of wear resistance and strength of die tooling.
• Selection of the optimal workpiece, selection of forging operations (number of the operations, a die impressions geometry, evaluation of the metal utilization factor, deforming force (forging load), etc.).
• Six (6) hours are given to complete the task.
International students olympiad
in universities around the world -2018
Supported by Society for Failure analysis, Mumbai Chapter & QForm
October 2019
International students olympiad
in universities around the world -2018
Supported by Society for Failure analysis, Mumbai Chapter & QForm
• The students were asked to provide the following information according to the results of their tasks:
• Fill in the summary table with the description of their work
• Write a report with the description of performing the task and its results, including calculations, justifications and conclusions. QForm simulation was a supporting tool.
The report of the last year’s first prize winner is enclosed for your information please.
Dr. R.C. Prasad Organiser Ex. Professor IIT Bombay Professor Dept. Mechanical Engineering Pillai College of Engineering, Panvel & PHCET Rasayni Mobile :- 09869236812 / 8433883165 Email :- [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] www.sfa.mes.ac.in
October 2019
October 2019
October 2019
International students olympiad
in universities around the world -2019
The International students olympiad in universities around the world was held on May
3, 2019 at B-404, Engineering building PHCET, Rasayani. Thirteen students originally
registered for participating in the event. Out of thirteen ten students were selected who
had participated in the practice session that was held on May 1, 2019. Mr. Dhiraj
Mishra, Business Development Manager interacted with participants and faculty
through Skype form Delhi on behalf of QFX Simulations Limited, Russia. The lunch was
served in the SOM Lab that was sponsored by the Society for Failure Analysis Mumbai
Chapter. Some of the photographs taken during the training and lunch are shown
below
Supported by Organized by
October 2019
Some of the photographs taken during the students Olympiad in Universities
around the world held on May 3,2019 at PHCET Rasayani are shown below
Supported by Organized by
International students olympiad
in universities around the world -2019
October 2019
Some of the Certificates to Students &
For Training & Organizing the National Olympiads 2019 & 2018
October 2019
Some of the Certificates to Students &
For Training & Organizing the National Olympiads 2019 & 2018
October 2019
May 1, 2019 happened to be the Labour Day or International Workers Day. On this occasion food was distributed to poor , needy and under privileged children to convey the message and address the problem of inequality . Some of the photographs taken during the food distribution are shown below
Erin Urban (LSSBB, CPDC) discussed the warning signs of 'career confusion & disillusion' and how to discover your core strengths as well as leverage your expertise to develop the best career path for your long-term success.
Webinar
on
Career Clarity: Establish Your Best Career Path
April 17, 2019
October 2019
MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURING CAMP - 2020
An Initiative of Mahatma Education Society In Association with Industries & Professional Societies
Organized by
Venue: Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology Rasayani
Date : May 04-06, 2020
Objectives of the Programme : • To excite & engage young aspiring minds to become next generation of engineers & scientists.
• Generate ideas during camp & get team based problems solving experience.
• This is an outreach programme aimed at reaching local high school students of Class XI & Class XII.
• The programme will be conducted under the direction of professors, industry experts & materials
mentors. • It will consist of short lectures, interactive lab sessions with variety of experiments & industrial visits
to local companies, finally culminating in EXPO, where students will make their presentations &
update their soft skills.
Eligibility: • There will be a competitive selection process of students who have basic knowledge of algebra,
chemistry, physic & strong interest in applied sciences.
• The students should describe why they want to learn more about engineering & materials.
• Prior participation in science fairs is useful but not mandatory.
• This is an sponsored programme & students do not have to bear any cost. • This is a day camp & the sponsored students must be provided escort by the schools.
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Introduction: Materials shape the future of civilizations. Engineers select appropriate materials for applications in
automobile, aerospace, defense and ship building. They develop biomaterials for implants, replace
copper wire with fiber optics to revolutionize the telecommunication.
This camp is an outreach programme aimed to expose concepts of Advanced Materials & Manufacturing Engineering to local high school students of class XI & XII.
The programme will provide hands on expertise into the world of metals & composites for defense,
aerospace & automobile applications. The students will get an opportunity to meet, interact & network
with students from other schools, faculty & representatives from industries.
Camp Director
Dr. R.C. Prasad Convener & Vice Chairman SFA Mumbai Chapter
Ex. Professor IIT Bombay
Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering PHCET
Rasayani Via Panvel, Rasayani, Taluka – Khalapur, Dist. Raigad-410207
Phone :- (02192)-252005 / 250066 Mobile :- 09869236812 /
