Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering, Research &

Technology, Chandrapur

Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering

REPORT

On

ELECTRIC VEHICLES

By

Mr. Nitin Banait

Academics Manager

(West Region)

for Khodiyar CAD Center (I) Pvt. Ltd.

Pune

Venue: - Seminar Hall, Civil Dept. RCERT Chandrapur

Date: 22nd

August, 2019

BRIEF REPORT

ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Rajiv Gandhi college of Engineering Research and Technology along with Department of

Mechanical and Electrical Engineering arranged a talk on Electric Vehicles by Mr Nitin Banait on 22nd

August 2019 in Seminar Hall Civil Department RCERT Chandrapur.

On this occasion Dr Z.J. Khan Principal RCERT, Dr. Deepak V. Bhope Dean IQAC, Dr Pravin

Potdukhe HOD Mechanical Department, Dr Rajendra Dhatrak HOD Electrical Department shared the

dais with guest speaker Mr Nitin Banait, Academics Manager West Region for Khodiyar CAD Center(I)

Pvt Ltd.

Dr Z.J. Khan Principal RCERT welcomed Mr Nitin Banait by a Floral Bouquet. Dr Deepak Bhope

Dean IQAC welcomed Dr Z. J Khan Principal RCERT with a Floral bouquet. Dr Pravin Potdukhe HOD

Mechanical Engineering gave brief introduction of program and stressed the need of electric vehicles for

future India. He further added that there is still more work to be done on charging stations. Dr Rajendra

Dhatrak introduced the guest speaker by reading his bio-data.

Principal Dr Z.J. Khan in his address specified the importance of Electric Vehicles and informed to

all the students & faculty that new softwares like ANSYS Multiphysics shall be made available, if they are

going to work on the research projects in emerging areas.

Mr. Nitin Banait in his presentation gave all the necessary information about electric vehicles. He

has also shown the global scenario of electric vehicles and how India is heading towards Electric

Vehicles. He also gave all technicalities of Electric Vehicles and with slides he has also shown all the

models which he brought with him. In his presentation participants came to know that Electric cars and

trucks are powered by electricity, which is as an energy source and it is cleaner and cheaper than oil.

Wide spread adoption of electric cars and trucks could save 1.5 million barrels of oil a day by 2035. To

get there, we need smart government policies that incentivize investment in clean vehicle technology—

helping move America toward a cleaner, safer, Half the Oil future. India’s planned EV journey, on the

other hand, has many dead ends. Instead of developing EVs, automakers in India have been busy

recalibrating vehicles to meet the Bharat Standard-VI (BS-VI) emission norms. By 2020, India will switch

to BS-VI standards to cut vehicular emissions. These are in line with European guidelines. As India

hurtles towards an apocalyptic future, the Indian government is now racing to switch to all-electric cars

by 2030. While the report by UBS might be an overly optimistic take on what the future of electric

vehicles will look like, one cannot overlook the massive strides the industry has made in the last decade.

The Program was attended by faculty members from both Electrical and Mechanical Enginering

Department along with students from both the Departments. Prof Pramod Sahare from Dept of

Mechanical Engineering conducted the entire program and Prof Amit Akkewar from Dept of Electrical

Engineering Department gave the Vote of Thanks.

Dr Z,Khan (Principal RCERT ) Welcomes Mr Nitin Banait (Guest Speaker)

Dr. Deepak Bhope (Dean IQAC) Welcomes Dr Z.J.Khan (Principal, RCERT)

Prof Pramod Sahare (Mechanical Dept) Dr. Pravin Potdukhe (HOD Mechanical Engg)

Dr Z.Khan (Principal) addressing on the occassion Dr Rajendra Dhatrak (HOD Electrical Engg)

Dr Pravin Potdukhe, Dr Z,J,Khan, Mr Nitin Banait, Dr Deepak Bhope, Dr Rajendra Dhatrak (From Left)

Mr Nitin Banait delivering Talk

Staff attending the talk Students attending the talk

Glimpses