COlloquium

The Institution of Engineers (India)Established 1920, Incorporated by Royal Charter 1935

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The Institution of Engineers (India),

Karnataka State Centre (KSC),# 3, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore - 560 001.

TEL : +91 80 2226 4698, FAX : +91 80 2225 6191,EMAIL : [email protected] : www.iec2011.in/colloquium

Colloquium Secretariat

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Professionals, academicians, scientists, engineers and students who are all involved in the growth as well as progress of our Nation, have an opportunity to avail this platform for exchange of ideas. Please visit the website for registration and other details.Papers for Colloquium are invited on the above mentioned thrust areas. For the format and preparation of papers, please visit the website.

AEROSPACE Engineering Colloquium Committee

Col. (Dr) J.L. Saghal Prof. R.M. VasagamEr. J. K. SharmaDr. A.K. ChatterjeeEr. Vijayamohanakumar .S.R Wg. Cdr. V.L. Nanda Kumar Er. V.S. Chandrashekar

Er. M.S.BhatEr. N.G.R. IyengarDr. G. Ramesh (NAL)

Prof. M.R. Pranesh | Chief Convener098459 60865

Prof. S. Parthan | ConvenerASDB Colloquium 094495 96363

This Division was established in 1978

History of Indian Aeronautical activities can be traced to the establishment of HAL in 1940 mainly for maintenance and overhaul of British Aircraft during World War II , and the establishment of the department of Aeronautics at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, for manpower development and research in 1942.The history of Indian Space activities can be traced to the establishment of TERLS in 1963 for studies of the upper atmosphere and ionosphere over the magnetic equator passing through Thumba near Thiruvananthapuram using small sounding rockets.

Today the aerospace activities encompass everything from fundamental research to the design and manufacture of state of the art helicopters, supersonic combat aircraft, satellite launch vehicles, geostationary satellites and moon missions.Currently e!orts are also underway in the other end of the spectrum of micro- and nano- air vehicles to

replicate bird and insect flights for surveillance and disaster management, challenging the limits of technology form complex theories of insect aerodynamics to nano materials to micro-electronics to manufacturing technology.

Application of Laser Techniques for Diagnostic and Repairs of Aerospace Structures and the establishmentNano-material Technology and its application in different fieldsOrgan and Tissue Replacements by Mechanical StructuresLab on a Chip (Biochemical Area)Compliant Structures at Nano and Multiple ScalesDevelopment of Materials with Biomechani-cal Properties for Therapeutic PurposesBiosynthesis of ChemicalsBioinformaticsMechanical and Civil StructuresNano-Technology and its application in different fields of Aerospace & AviationReusable Launch Vehicle

Thrust areas for 26th IECAerospace Engineering Division Board (ASDB) and Aerospace Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Aerospace Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 392 (Fellows - 220)Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and Prof. Satish Dhawan Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Indian Aerospace Programmes : Technological Challenges beyond 2020

25th Convention is at Ranchi, 18-19 November 2011Annual Young Engineers (IEI) and Best Paper Awards


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society.Need of the hour warrants stepping up agricultural and allied production thus contributing increased significant share in the GDP which can be made possible by increasing mechanization – inevitable scientific Aquarian systems with references to soil – water conditions.

Potential of using Biomassas Energy Source Transfer of Agricultural Mechanization through Entrepreneurial Development Non-Conventional Energy for Agricultural Operations Recharging of Ground Water for Agricultural Purposes Mechanization in Horticulture Crops, Fruits and Vegetables Water and Energy Conservation in Agricul-ture Sector Precision Farming Post Harvesting Technology of Fruits and Vegetables Rain WaterHarvesting for Farming Virtual Water Concept Impact of Climate Changes on Water Resources and Food Production Post Harvest Technologies for Sustainable Development Engineering Technologies for Sustainable Agriculture

Thrust areas for 26th IEC

Prof. EshwarappaEr. D. Keshava Murthy Er. Viresh Kumar Goud Er. K.N. Krishna Swamy


Er. S.S. Kumathe | ConvenerAGDB Colloquium 094815 19214

AGRICULTURAL Engineering Colloquium Committee

Er. K.P. TripathiEr. D.V. Nagabhushan Dr. K. Yella Reddy Dr. M. Chowda GowdaEr. C. Dinesh Kumar

Agricultural Engineering Division Board (AGDB) and Agricultural Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Agricultural Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 1037 (Fellows - 255)Rathindranath Tagore Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Advances in use of Non-Conventional Energy Sources for Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development

25th Convention is at Kolkata, 19-20 January 2012

Annual Young Engineers (IEI) and Best Paper Awards


Agricultural engineering integrates the principles of Biological science and Technological Engineering into agricultural production as well as processing. Specialties include, power systems, machinery design, structures and environment, bioprocess engineering, management of dairy e!uent system. Challenges that they meet are storage solution for grains, live stock, enhancing use of non-conventional energy sources in agriculture and allied sector, rainwater harvest and ground water recharge and appropriate implement & machinery system. The interaction with growers is a minimum requirement and climate changes causes major challenges. 70 to 75% of the rainwater is utilized in this sector. Alternative uses for agricultural by products is to be reviewed with its impact on ecology and environment. Declining qualified man manpower in the field of education, research, extension, training and industry further poses a problem since they often interact with wide spectrum of disciplines and with


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ParticipationProfessionals, academicians, scientists, engineers and students who are all involved in the growth as well as progress of our Nation, have an opportunity to avail this platform for exchange of ideas. Please visit the website for registration and other details.Papers for Colloquium are invited on the above mentioned thrust areas. For the format and preparation of papers, please visit the website.


Buildings are required to be functional, convenient, without wastage of space, better ventilated, located in aesthetic surroundings and above all appear beautiful.We have heard about pre-historic architecture, Roman architecture, Greek Architecture, Dravidian architecture, etc and the latest is modern architecture after introduction of R.C.C Several earlier rulers built heritage buildings according to their own style like : Hoysala architecture, Chola architecture etc., Several religious systems also adopted their own architecture like; the Buddhist architecture, Jainese architecture etc.,Sculptors also used to design buildings in earlier days treating buildings as an art and such buildings have heritage value and are attracting tourists.The complexity of building began to increase (structural systems, services, energy and technology). Architecture started becoming more

Industrial Architectural Engineering: Environmental Challenges – Awareness ProgrammesEnergy Conservation Building Code 2007 [Ministry of Power, Govt. of India] – Awareness ProgrammesArchitectural Engineering for National Highway related StructureClimate Change Management : Architectural Engineering Vision


ARCHITECTURAL Engineering Colloquium Committee

Prof. (Dr) Jitendra SinghEr. P.K. MaityEr. H.K. Mittal Er. A.D. Shirode Er. V. Naresha Narasiman Dr. Brinda SastryDr. Harini Nagendra


Dr. A.S. Kodandapani | ConvenerARDB Colloquium099867 39966

Architectural Engineering Division Board (ARDB) and Architectural Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Architectural Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 459 (Fellows - 148)T.S. Narayana Rao Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Sustainable Urban Development Challenges and Opportunities

27th Convention is at Bangalore, 11-12 November 2011


multi-disciplinary. Hence, today’s architecture is known as contemporary architecture. Moving the issues of sustainability into the main stream is a significant development in architecture. Green buildings are being planned which will be powered by wind turbines and solar panels.Urbanisation requires construction of large number of buildings increasing the demand for services of architects. The IEI therefore introduced Architectural Engineering as one of the subjects in its AMIE courses. Government of India has approved this qualification as equivalent to the Bachelors degree of the Universities.


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Chemical engineers have contributed significantly for the well being of the society for over a century now through bold innovations in a wide range of fields from energy and the environment to biomedicine, electronics, food production and materials. Yet, the professional challenges are getting more and more complex with the Chemical Engineering discipline itself undergoing major transformations and greater specialisation. Chemical Engineers are asked to provide solutions than just `clean-up’ after hazardous technologies have caused damage to people and nature. This is a futuristic challenge that Chemical Engineers should embrace with both hands since it provides an opportunity to not only show that Chemical Engineers care about health, safety and ecology but also because it opens myriad avenues for research and innovation. Innovation has become the key driver of social progress, development and prosperity. Government of India has declared 2010-2020 as the “Decade of Innovations” to produce innovative solutions for societal needs. Chemical Engineering profession and the discipline itself, in the process is becoming “borderless”, with emerging new areas demanding symbiotic relationship

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 3769 (Fellows - 813)Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Bio-fuels towards Energy Security and Environment Protection

27th Convention is at Visakhapatnam, 20-21 September 2011

Green Fuels Chemical process EngineeringFuel TechnologyChemical and Bio-sensorsFood safety and Bio-securityClean Development MechanismDrug Delivery SystemAutomated rigorous Monitoring of Chemical ProcessesBiotechnology applied to Chemical Processes


CHEMICAL EngineeringColloquium Committee

Dr. L.V. Muralikrishna ReddyEr. P.P.Agarwal Dr. H.M. Desai Dr. Y. Jagannadha Rao Prof. Lawrence Surendra Dr. K.S.M.S. Raghava Rao Dr. Shashidhar S. Bhavikatti Dr. M.P. Sukumaran Nair Er. N.B. Vasoya


Er. Conjeevaram E. Basker | Converner CHDB Colloquium098459 60865

Chemical Engineering Division Board (CHDB) And Chemical Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Chemical Engineers As Part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

with other disciplines to provide appropriate solutions. The Indian Engineering Congress provides an opportunity for Chemical Engineers to chart a new agenda of Innovation for social and technological progress.It is also very fortunate for the Chemical Engineers that UNESCO has declared the Year 2011 as the Year of Chemistry. Through the Year, the world will celebrate the art and science of chemistry, and its essential contributions to knowledge, to environmental protection, to improvement of health, and to economic development. To this end, UNESCO and IUPAC are encouraging and promoting as wide an engagement as possible for IYC-2011. During IEC 2011, Chemical Engineering Division of IEI will see that a fitting finale to the International Year of Chemistry.


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Civil Engineering is the oldest disciplines of engineering. First, engineers were military engineering combing civil skills and military requirements. During conflicts, they were constructing towers, ramps and during the peace time, the civil amenities like roads and bridges, etc were being constructed. Construction of pyramids in Egypt (2007-2500 BC) might be considered as the first instance of co-execution of large structures. First engineering society was established (Royal Charter) in 1828 as Institu-tion of Civil Engineers in England. India has established in 1935 under Royal Charter as Institution of Engineers (India).

Buoyancy, experienced by Archimedes in third century BC is a part of Civil engineering. Irrigation Tanks and bunds were constructed just for storage of water and today’s dams are the largest structures that man has built. Reactions between limestone and oil shale during spontaneous combustion occurred in Israel. This resulted in a natural deposit of cement compound and dates back to 12,000,000 BC. Natural hydraulic Cement was patented

in 1796 and known as Roman Cement. Concrete is the latest construction material.

Numerous technologies have assisted in the advancement of civil engineering in the modern world including high technology machinery, selection of materials and testing equipments. One of the contributions in civil engineering is the Computer Aided Design (CAD) and latest systems in steel shuttering and formwork in construction. This modern technology is used to achieve an e!cient system of construction including fabrication, erection, three-dimensional design of tall buildings, bridges, o"shore and earthquake resistant structures.

Disaster Mitigation EngineeringAdvanced Construction TechnologiesTunnel BoringPrecise Design Criteria for High Rise Buildings in Tsunami-prone Areas of the CountryWater crisis and its management


CIVIL EngineeringColloquium Committee

Er. Ashok Basa Er. Q.N. Ahmed Er. Anoop Singh Er. C.N. Babu Er. T.R. BhatEr. V. Dhanaraj Er. A.K. Dutta Er. S.L. GargEr. V.K. GuptaEr. M.K. Jadav Er. V.R. Kothari Er. Lanka Er. L.M. PatraEr. R.D. Soni Er. S.C. Sood Er. Narendra Singh Dr. U.P. Waghe

Er. C.S. Prasad Er. R.K. Rathore Er. S.S RathoreEr. P.G. GopalakrishnanDr. S. Nagabhushana Rao Er. S. Narayana RaoEr. S.A. Reddi Er. P.R. Seshadri Dr. M. Seshagiri Rao Dr. A.V. Shivapur Er. Sisir Kr. Banjee Er. H.O. Thakare Er. H.P. Vasudeva Rao Dr. C.S. Viswanatha Er. A.K MajumdarEr. (Mrs) J.C. Deshpande


Dr. G. Aswathanarayana | Convener CVDB Colloquium 098861 42262

Civil Engineering Division Board (CVDB) and Civil Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 52525 (Fellows - 9399)Dr. K.L. Rao Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Integrated Development of Towns as growth centres

27th Convention is at Chattisgarh, 15-16 October 2011



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This Division Established in 1984

This Division consists of quite a large number of corporate members from Government, Public, Private sectors, Academia and R&D Organizations.

Various types of technical activities organized by the Computer Engineering Division include All India Seminars, All India Workshops, Lectures, Panel Discussions etc., which are held at various State/Local Centres of the Institution. Apart from these, National Convention of Computer Engineers, an Apex activity of this Division is also organized each year on a particular theme approved by the Council of the Institution. In the National Convention, several technical sessions are arranged on the basis of di!erent sub-themes along with a Memorial Lecture in the memory of “M S Ramanujam”, the eminent Mathematician of the country, which is delivered by the experts in this field.

In order to promote the research and developmental work taking place in the field of computer engineering, the Institution also publishes Computer

Engineering Division Journal twice in a year, where mainly the researches and its findings are focused. Due to multi-level activities related to this engineering discipline, this division covers di!erent sub-areas such as, Architecture, Algorithms, Programming Paradigms and Compilers, Operating Systems, Performance Evaluation, Applications, Theoretical Computer Science, Knowledge Engineering, Computer Communication Network, Data Base System, Signal Processing, Image Processing, Software.


Metalorganic Chemical Vapour Deposition Technology for production of Semi-conductor Devices DLP Technologies for Optical DevicesNano-crystal Memory Technology Fuzzy Pattern Recognitionand Clustering Algorithm TechnologyRobot Mechanism, Telerobotics, Man-machine Interface Research and Space Robotics Application of IT for Rural Development Internet SecurityMulti-threat ActivityHologram Security Green Computing Quantum Computing GSM Technology e-governance Cyber Security and Cyber Law ICT Applications for Healthcare, Education and Rural DevelopmentIT Service Management

COMPUTER Engineering Colloquium CommitteeEr. S.B. SinhaEr. B.S. Patel Brig. S.V.S. ChowdhryEr. D. Ramakrishna

Er. P.K. KulkarniEr. K. Rajnikanth


Wg. Cdr. M.C. Palanivel | ConvenerCPDB Colloquium 098451 56129

Computer Engineering Division Board (CPDB) and Computer Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Computer Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 4130 (Fellows - 332)M.S. Ramanujam Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Information Communication Technology Applications for Healthcare, Education and Rural Development

26th Convention is at Guwahati, 4-5 February 2012



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Professionals, academicians, scientists, engineers and students who are all involved in the growth as well as prog-ress of our Nation, have an opportunity to avail this platform for exchange of ideas. Please visit the website for registration and other details.Papers for Colloquium are invited on the above mentioned thrust areas. For the format and preparation of papers, please visit the website.


The electrical utility industry was born in 1982 with the commencement of generation at the pearl electric company in New York city. Due to its easy usability the electrical power demand in the world has grown so phenomenally that the per capita power consumption is the major parameter for the prosperity of the country .In India the installed capacity , which was 1480 mw in 1947 has increased to 173,676 mw on 31.03.2010,with the peak demand met being 125,077 MW.The energy and peak demand shortages are now at 7.5% and 10.3% respectively. But the T&D losses are 24.7% vs 7.5% in USA. By 2027, installed capacity shall be 685,000mw to meet the power demand by then about 520,000mw.Challenges for the Electrical Engineers in Power SectorGeneration, transmission and distribution are the three links for the power sector industry. The electrical engineer of the day is facing problems in each of these fields as follows.Generation: High Capital cost, Long Gestation periods, uncertainty in fuel availability and fuel cost and environ-

mental problems. Nuclear power generations power stations, safety aspects, Waste/spent fuel management and social stigma.Transmission: Capital cost, Long Gestation periods Way leave problems and regulation in power flow.Distribution: High distribution losses, Unreliable and poor quality of power supply high capital cost, theft & pilferage and low collection e!ciency.

Provision of SCADA in Transmission and DistributionSpecial Focus on APDRDUp-gradation of Skills in Power SectorEnergy Conservation Building Code [ECPC 2006]Generation of Electricity from HydrogenAlternative Energy – Solar and Solar PVAlternative Energy – Natural Gas, Bio-mass / Rice HuskSatellite Generation


ELECTRICAL Engineering Colloquium Committee

Er. Vimal Prakash .VEr. Sumanth Er. Govindappa Er. Vijayanarashimha Er. Sudarshan Reddy Er. P. S Jagannatha Gupta


Er. S. Balaveerasena | Convener ELDB Colloquium 094490 26731

Electrical Engineering Division Board (ELDB) and Electrical Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Electrical Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 25750 (Fellows - 5173)M.S. Thacker Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Powering India by 2020: A road map for greener India

27th Convention is at Kolkata, 11-12 November 2011



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Use of Nano-technology in Medical ApplicationsVLSI DesignApplications of Digital Signal Processing Digital Audio Broadcasting in FM/AM Next Century Challenge – Optimization in Sensor Communication NetworkFourth Generation (4G) Wireless SystemBlue Tooth – Wireless Communication TechnologyMedical ImagingCyber Security and Cyber LawWireless Sensor NetworksSoftware Defined Radios


ELECTRONICS AND TELECOM-MUNICATION Engineering Collo-quium Committee

Dr. J.S. SohalProf. (Dr) T.S. Kamal Prof. T. Narayana Er. S.C. Rudra Dr. M. SelotEr. Chalapathi


Er. C. Ebenezer Bobson | Convener ETDB Colloquium 098867 08006

Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Division Board (ETDB) and Electronics and Telecommunication Engg. Divn. of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 14928 (Fellows - 1101)Prof. S.K. Mitra Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : I P Multimedia Communication

27th Convention is at Udaipur, 14-16 October 2011



Electronics and communication engineering sprang as a major discipline due to the technological improvements in the telegraph industry in the late 19th century. People were fascinated to radio by virtue of its receiving and transmitting phenomena. First radio tube and diode were invented in 1904 by John Ambrose Fleming. The non-integrated circuits packed a large number often millions of tiny components viz,transistorsintoasmallchip around the size of a coin.Most of electronic devices use semiconductor components to perform electron control.Heat generated by electronic circuitary is to be dissipated to prevent immedicate failure and improve long term reliability. Techniques for heat dissipation can include heat sinks fans and other forms of water cooling.The present day electronics engineers have the ability to design circuits using pre manufactured building blocks like integrated circuits, transistors, power supply electronic design automation software programmes include schematic capture and printed circuit board design programmed. The technology progress in this discipline so much developed that lower power devices such as organic light – emitting displays. These device may even replace

LCD and plasma technologies. The other technologies developed are embedded system, MP3 players, Network system, Power electronics.Telecommunication is dominating in the world economy. However Greek hydraulic semaphore systems were used earlier to 4th century B.C. The hydraulic semaphores, which worked with water filled vessels and visual signals functioned as optical telegraphs. During middle ages, chains of beacons were commonly used on hill tops as a means of relaying as signal.The conventional telephone now in use was patented by Alexandar Graham Bell in March 1876.This is referred as Master Patent of the telephone.Telecommunication are now dominated by wireless communication encompassing satellite based Global positioning system.


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water borne diseases. Population explosion, and industrializa-tion is resulting in environmental change.Conservation movements and regulations restricting, public actions that would harm the environment have been developed for millennia. Environmental engineering also encompasses the development of sustainable process.In general, this disciplines deals with air quality, water quality, impact assessment and mitigation, waste water recycling, pollution, contaminated land management and remediation, solid waste management, risk assessment, hazardous waste management etc.

Cost Effective Industrial Effluent Treatment as well as Non-Conventional / Semi- Conventional Sewage Treatment PlantsRehabilitation of Sewerage System of` Cities through Trenchless, Micro-Tunneling TechnologiesGlobal Warming and Climate Change Clean Development Mechanism Tech-nologyNoise PollutionNon-Conventional / Semi-Conventional Cost Effective Waste Water Manage-ment


ENVIRONMENTAL Engineering Colloquium CommitteeEr. A.K. SinhaEr. D. Hanumanthachary Er. A.K. Roychowdhury Prof. (Dr) L.K.Bisoyi Dr. S.B. GanjigattiEr. C.J. JagadeeshaProf. N. Manmohan RaoEr. Srinivas ReddyEr. Narayana


Er. Jasmail Singh | Convener ENDB Colloquium094483 87341

Environmental Engineering Division Board (ENDB) and Environmental Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Environmental Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 1170 (Fellows - 469)N.V. Modak Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Green Technology

27th Convention is at Mangalore, 24-25 January 2011



All living organisms exist in a natural environment. Environmental engineering is the application of science and engineering principles to improve the natural environment, as well as to provide healthy water, air and land for human habitation as well as other organisms. It is also essential to remediate polluted sites.Ever since people recognized that their well-being is related to the quality of their environment, thoughtful principles were applied to improve the quality of the same.The Harappan civilization utilized sewer system in some cities. Romans constructed aquaducts to prevent drought and also to create a healthful water supply for the metropolis of Rome.This emerged as a separate discipline during the middle-third of the 20th century in response to public concern regarding extensive environmental degradation. However, its roots extend back to public health engineer-ing. The introduction of drinking water treatment and sewage treatment in industrialized countries reduced


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Recent technological development of marine diesel engineControl System and Platform Management System on Marine PlatformsEnvironmental, Protection, Initiatives and Implementation through Interna-tional RegulationsApplication of Electronics, Hydraulics and Workshop Practice related to ShippingSuper Conducting Materials related to Marine Applications Greater Manpower Availability with thrust on Training & RegulationPiracy and Security at Sea Innovative Design for Under Water Vehicles Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Requirements Port Safety


MARINE Engineering Colloquium Committee

Dr. K. GopalakrishnanEr. P.P. Agarwal RAdm K.O. Thakare Er. A.K. Mukherjee


Er. Bala Sridharan | ConvenerMRDB Colloquium098450 47481

Marine Engineering Division Board (MRDB) and Marine Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Marine Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 1590 (Fellows - 316)Rear Admiral T.B. Bose Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Strategic insight into the growth and technological advancement of the Indian Maritime Sector

27th Convention is at Chennai, 5-6 August 2011



Marine engineering deals with the structural design of ships, construction and navigation of the same in the ocean environment. Due to the complexity associated with operation in hazardous marine environment, co-operative e!ort among various disciplines are essential. The types of floating structure are oil and gas tankers, cargo ships, warships containers, under water vehicles, high speed crafts in breakers and oil rigs. Some of these vessels are amongst the largest such as supertanker and aircraft carriers. Di!erent types of sophisticated machineries are to be installed to the floating structures for successful operation.The role of the di!erent types and sizes of engines play an important factor in selections. Maneuverability and speed mainly depends on the hull-form.The advances in unmanned marine vehicles (UMVs) include autonomous under water vehicles, remotely operated vehicles, semi-submersible, unmanned

surface craft will be show cased. Ship produced waste will be a potential source of marine pollution. Collecting, recycling, cleaning processing and disposal of waste posses challenges in the maritime industry. Considerable importance is being placed on the design and development of di!erent types maritime structures to arrive at cost e!ective solutions to a number of littoral, coastal and o!shore problems.Colloquium features the latest marine technology, propulsion auxiliary systems, operations, machinery problems along with ship building, repair, maintenance, safety and regulations in maritime sector.


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Micro ManufacturingNano TechnologyCondition MonitoringEco-friendly RefrigerantsAlternative Energy SystemsRural IndustrializationComposites FabricationActive and Passive Noise ControlDynamic Design

CAD/CAMRobotics – Multi Axis and Parallel ManipulatorsBio Impact MechanicsBio Mechanical Engineering and Non-Conventional / Nuclear EnergyClimate ChangeRapid Prototyping

MECHANICAL Engineering Colloquium Committee

Dr. A.K. ShrivastavaEr. Amol Bora Er. G.S. Bachhal Dr. U. Chandrashekhar Dr. R.K. Dave Lt. Gen. B.S. Dhaliwal Er. R.P. Garg Er. T.M. GunarajaProf. P. Radhakrishnan Prof. S. Radhakrishnan Dr. KulakarniEr. R.K. Modi Dr. Wooday P. Krishna

Er. G. Prabhakar Dr. K. RamachandraDr. V.K. Saraswat Er. A.X. Saxena Er. K.C. Sethi Er. S.N. TaoriEr. Victor GambhirEr. A. Mukherjee Er. P. Nagaraj Er. K. NarahariDr. G.S. Yadava


Er. Dr. P. Vijaya Kumar | Convener MCDB Colloquium 094485 61821

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 38439 (Fellows - 6651)Dr. S.C. Bhattacharyya and Dr. S.P. Luthra Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Advances in MEMS and Robotics in Manufacturing Industries

27th Convention is at Jaipur, 3-4 September 2011


Mechanical Engineering emerged as a field during the industrial revolution in Europe in the 18th century. Applications of mechanical engineering are found in the records of many ancient and medival societies. First steam turbine created by Heron of Alexandria is during 10-70 A.D. Seismometer was invented during 78-139 A.DRemarkable contributions were made during 7-15th century. Basic of mechanism like crankshaft, camshaft was invented during 1206 AD.It is one of the broadest engineering disciplines with concepts of Kinematics, mechanics, thermodynamics, material science. The present day, tools like computer- aided engineering and product life cycle management to design are core principles adopted in mechanical engineering. Major fields in the present century are Nano technology, mechatronics and composites.Mechanical engineering overlaps with aerospace,

Mechanical Engineering Division Board (MCDB) and Mechanical Engineering Division of Karna-taka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Mechanical Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engi-neering Congress - 2011

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civil, electrical, petroleum and chemical engineering to varying amounts.


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Minerals are the backbone of almost all industrial activities. The use of flint, copper, iron etc. from pre-historic times is well known. In India, over 80 minerals are mined with iron ore, coal, bauxite and limestone taking the lion’s share.India has coal reserves of about 277 billion tonnes. It has abundance of Iron ore, bauxite, barytes and a host of other industrial minerals. The Nation is deficit in coking coal, petroleum crude, nickel, tungsten etc,. and in industrial minerals such as native sulphur and potash.

Mining can be opencast or underground. Opencast mining causes more environmental damage, but is more economical than underground mining. Unfortunately, may minerals occur in forest areas and therefore, there has to be a trade o!. Stringent rules are enforced in these areas. Environmental safeguards and rehabilitation codes are followed.

An important requirement is to enhance mineral

resources by detailed exploration.What is holding back the growth of the industry is the lack of transparency in processing applications for mineral concessions. There is also inordinate delay in clearing applications.

The other bottleneck that inhibits the industry is the abysmal state of the infrastructure. More modern ports with rail connectivity are required. Missing links in the rail network need to be filled in at the earliest.Karnataka is rich in mineral resources of limestone, iron ore, gold etc., but totally lacking in fuel minerals.

ExplorationSustainable Mining Revamping the present legislativeframework


MINING Engineering Colloquium Committee

Er. Chandra MohanDr. J.P. Barnwal Er. P. Kandasamy


Er. D.V. Pichamuthu | Converner MNDB Colloquium093425 69764

Mining Engineering Division Board (MNDB) and Mining Engineering Division of Karnatak State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Mining Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 2140 (Fellows - 519)Prof. S.K. Bose Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Development of Coal and Mineral Resouces - Economic, Technological and Environmental Issues

23rd Convention is at Kolkata, 2-4 December 2011



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This field of engineering became prominent in the mid to late 20th century. History dates back to 1104AD when the first factory was founded in Venice. Today the production engineering comprises of full life cycle of a product viz, conceptualization & design stage through production phase till use by customer and eco-friendly disposal after use emphasizing the four-dimensional integration of the technical, human, management and information technology (IT)

It produced ships in mass on assembly lines using manufactured parts. Henry ford revolutionized the factory concept and thus manufacture engineering in the beginning of 20th century. Automotion technology is used in di!erent processes of manufacturing like welding, machining. The specific advantage being higher consistency and quality standards, simplification of production and to enhance the work flow.

Lean ManufacturingCellular ManufacturingDesign to Cost (DTC)Total Productive Management (TPM)Intelligent, Web-based, Devolved Manufacturing Human Resource Management and workforce participation/involvement in manufacturingEntrepreneurship and InnovationProduction ManagementGreen ManufacturingTotal Quality ManagementEnvironmental issues like Acoustics, Green House EffectProduct Life Cycle ManagementSurface Engineering and Micro-machining


PRODUCTION Engineering Colloquium Committee

Er. R.C. BairathiEr. V.K. Joshi Dr. G.S. Dangayach


Er. G.M. Ramesh | Convener PRDB Colloquium098455 60491

Production Engineering Division Board (PRDB) and Production Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Production Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 2228 (Fellows - 479)F.W. Taylor and G.C. Sen Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Advancements in Manufacturing-Vision 2020

27th Convention is at Ranchi, 25-26 May 2012


Robots are used in production engineering which performs dangerous unpleasant and repetitive tasks. These robots are developed by the interaction of mechtronics and automation.

Some companies are so robotized that they can run by themselves.

The modern tool used in production engineering is the computer aided engineering (CAE) programs into their existing design and analysis process. This also includes 2D and 3D solid modeling Computer Aided design.Production engineering in the factory utilize sophisticated optimization algorithms, multi disciplinary design optimization (MDO), mechtronics.


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Clothing is a basic requirement in human life. Modern clothing must have good comfort characteristics and being of easy care, besides having good mechanical and technological properties. Textile manufacturing is a major industry and based in the conversion of three types of fibre into yarn fabric and textiles. Later they are fabricated into cloths or other artifacts.Before 1990 Textile Engineers were hired to produce only the fabric. Today Textile Engineers are no more the same. They have become Apparel Engineers, Fashions Designers. The responsibility is up to the consumer fit, shape and to their wardrobes. Of course its washes are also counted.The process of creating fashion continues up to 5 seasons and it is di!erent for diverse countries. Keeping these in mind along with emerging technologies one has to keep them well informed.The Textile and Apparel Industry which was till recently unorganized is passing thro’ many acid tests. The industry provides jobs for one and all and thus balances the socio economics of the country. This labour intensive industry second to the agriculture does not have the equal

importance from our policy makers. Textile exports constitute about 30% of the total exports of the country and earn its due share in exports earnings.Now the industry is moving towards branding which gives the consumer the required protection and value for their money. This makes the Textile Engineers to be more technological savvy and research oriented.The recent problems faced by Tirupur Garment manufactures are an eye opener. The eco friendly wet processing of Textiles has made the Textile Engineers to invent new technologies to counter the prices which otherwise sky rocket.Challenges are constant for Textile Engineers as long as the word ‘Fashion’ exists and Textile Engineers need to live up to these expectations.

TEXTILE Engineering Colloquium CommitteeEr. G. S. SreekanthEr. P.K. GiriEr. Kantharaj. TEr. Veena VenkateshEr. Sangappa. N. ShilinProf. (Dr.) S.M.Chatterjee

Er. Srinivasaiah.VEr. Arun KumarEr. Hanumanth NaikEr. Manjunath. G. SEr. Kannan. K


Er. Usha .S | Convener – TEDB Colloquium094811 01049

BOARD ACTIVITIES

Corporate Members : 952 (Fellows - 200)S.N. Bhanduri and Dr. B.K. Chakrabarti Memorial Lecture at annual convention

Theme : Textile and Apparel Industry : Contemperory issues in coming years

27th Convention is at Bangalore, 19-20 August 2011

Textile Engineering Division Board (TEDB) and Textile Engineering Division of Karnataka State Centre is organising IEI Colloquium of Textile Engineers as part of 26th Indian Engineering Congress - 2011


Well dressed birdNational Fibre Policy SET-2K7- Save energy GM Cotton and its impact Nano Textiles, Nano Hazmat Suits and Nano finishing of Textiles e-textiles and Smart Textiles Technical Textiles and Medical Textiles Special Functionality Textiles like Ropes for pipe laying, Protective Clothing Forward and Backward integration of Textile Mills for optimum utilizationFashions, Brands and RetailingOptimization of Profits in the Garment IndustryCarbon footprint in Textile IndustryTechnical Textiles

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