eesa magazine

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VISION OF

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

“The Sole objective and vision of the department is to produce sound

knowledge based skillful graduate electrical engineers on one hand while

preparing talented post graduates for further higher education and research.”

VISION OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

STUDENT’S ASSOCIATION

“To inculcate in the students a work culture with fun and motivate them to

express hidden talents to yield creative and challenging notions and to enhance

intellectual, physical and overall personality in building a healthy technocrat

and citizen.”

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THE UNIVERSITY

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University is one and only one of its

kinds in the state. The University is located at Lonere, the place in the ranges of

Western Ghat, at the foot of Raigad fort, the place from where Chhatrapati

Shivaji administered his major activities. It is autonomous in nature and unitary

in its character. It was established in the year 1989 by the government of

Maharashtra. Although relatively young, the university is making its mark in the

field of research and technological services through its dedicated faculty and

disciplined students.

The University extends its services to the society by conducting grant in

aid courses at diploma and degree levels and non-grant courses at post graduate

and research levels. The University is in the vicinity of industrial belt

comprising Thane, Belapur, Nagothane, Patalganga, Mahad etc. The University

also offers education especially to rural woman with certificate course as

“Nursing Assistants”, training programmes to ITI instructor and fresh

engineering employees of various reputed companies.

The staff of the University is proud of working at this place; the students

take pride in learning here, and the visitors are overwhelmed to watch the scenic

nature and the peaceful ambience enriched with the culture of technological

education of high standards, amicable relations among students-fraternity and

co-operation among the staff members. The University has a conducted institute

of its own, “Institute Of Petrochemical Engineering”, running diploma courses

in eight streams of engineering and technology.

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Basic Electrical Engg.& Network Analysis Lab.

Measurement & Instrumentation Lab.

Power Electronics Lab. & Power Engg.Lab.

Microprocessor & Control System Lab

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FORWARD

It gives me an immense pleasure to put forward to this year book 2014-15

which contains the details of development of the department. I would present in

brief various aspects right from university to the students association and

activities in following narration.

THE UNIVERSITY

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University has been established

by Government of Maharashtra by Act XXII of 1989. This is an Autonomous

Technological University of its own kind in the state of Maharashtra. It is a

unitary type University and offers Diploma and B. Tech courses in Electrical

Engineering along with other disciplines in engineering and technology. The

sprawling campus of this University acts as a sanctum seat of learning across

the country. The University attracts students with excellent academic credentials

from all over the nation and moulds them into engineers and technocrats, who

make it proud.

The University has highly qualified faculty, who are committed to impart

best kind of knowledge. This University has well equipped laboratories, where

testing and analysis is carried out for the benefit of the industries. Other

facilities that the University offers are recreation and seminar hall, playground,

workshop etc. The University has the state of art computer centre. The

University has well designed and well managed hostels with all modern

amenities.

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The faculty and staff members of the University believe that being the

best is not an easy task and have strove relentlessly to achieve and instill in the

students a sense of commitment. The environment in the University promotes

innovation in students.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

The Electrical Engineering Department was established in 1995 with the

sole objective to produce sound, knowledge based, skilful electrical engineers.

The courses offered are;

1) B. Tech (Electrical Power )with an intake of 60 students in 1995

2) M. Tech (Power System) with an intake of 18 students in 2008

3) Ph. D for research facility in 2008 - Five students are carrying out their

research as on date

Looking into the present trend of knowledge engineering, the department

aims at strengthening its available resources, updating the laboratories and

library by subscribing international journals like IE, IEE, IEEE so as to improve

the quality of diploma as well as undergraduate instruction. This will also help

to create an awareness of the national power scenario, industries and public

sector undertakings (PSU).

Department organized the conferences continuously from 2006-2015

under the banner “TECHNOTREND” Those have been a grand success. For

The current year 2014-15, Technotrend has become a part of ‘Cynosure’, a

national event held during 21-23 March 2015.

Accreditation: The department has faced the N B A accreditation

program twice i.e during March. 1995 and October 2003 and has been place

with good remarks thus getting accreditation status for three years every time

and due for accreditation in this year. The department made a contribution

during the NAAC assessment program where the University has been placed in

Grade B for a period of five years.

Quite a good number of students compete in the competitive

examinations like GATE and GRE. Many students go abroad to perceive higher

studies. Our M.Tech students are involved in the design and development of

innovative projects and publish the work through standard conferences and

journals. Few research scholars are involved in effective research work. As an

essential part of the academic schedule, the students undergo industrial training

every year during summer through tireless cooperation of industries of repute

around us. The students make a positive mark for themselves in the industries,

where they undertake this training.

Students are regularly placed in advance through campus interviews at

leading organizations like Siemens, Crompton Greaves, MSEB, Gharda

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Chemicals, Global India Ltd., TCS, Cognizant, Neon InfoTech, Hyper Thermal,

etc.

There is an overwhelming participation of students of this department in

annual sports, annual social gathering, NCC and National Service Scheme

(NSS) Units.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (EESA)

EESA is a dynamic and all round forum through which students of

electrical engineering can foster their talent leading to their overall

development. EESA actively organizes expert lectures and personality

development programmers by inviting eminent personalities from the industries

and institutes of repute. It also conducts regular aptitude and technical tests to

keep the students prepared for various competitive examinations. It has

developed its own library, which includes technical reference competitive books

etc. The association arranges field visits for the students to various prominent

industries to reinforce the theoretical knowledge.

EESA is one of the most active student associations, which not only

concentrates on technical activities but also helps to improve the students’

participation in co-curricular as well as extracurricular activities. Thus, it helps

the students in developing various facets of their personalities to blossom as

complete individuals.

Dr. P. K. Katti

Head

Dept of Electrical Engineering

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PILLARS OF ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT

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Electrical engineering department is established in 1995 with an intake of

60 students at UG. I am proud to be the founder member of the department and

happy to note that based on excellent performance of students and staff the

department has got accreditation from NBA for successively two terms from

2003 to 2006 and 2006 to 2009. The beginning of a P.G. course in power

system with an intake of 18 students is an extra feather to the department to

initiate research activity. The registration of research scholars in new areas of

power system and power electronics adds strength to research activity of the

department.

With the improved faculty profile, state of art laboratory equipment,

library facility and placement services the department is heading towards

accreditation for forthcoming period. At this juncture I sincerely acknowledge

the commendable work rendered by EESA. I take this opportunity to convey my

whole hearted blessings to all my dear students and wish a bright and

prosperous future to one and all.

Dr. K Vadirajacharya

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The department of electrical engineering is progressing very fast since

1995. I have witnessed this since from 2nd September 1997 till date. Department

of electrical engineering is expanding in multidirectional and multilevel; EESA

has been established around the year 1998; and Dr. P. K. Katti Sir lay down

foundation of EESA and I was in the supporting role to this. From this platform

we organized different technical visit to different places such a–s koyna P. P.

Tata power station at Bhira, Gas P. P. at Uran, HVDC station at Padhge 440 KV

RSS at Nagothane etc.

Electrical engineering students are encouraged to participate in state and

national level paper presentation in different states of India. In the past this

platform has been used to arrange the technical objective test for third and final

year B.Tech Students. Also EESA organized the welcome party for first year &

send off party for the final year every year with delicious dinner party with the

help of 2nd& final year students.

Apart from this EESA has organized no. of technical seminars & guest

lectures of technical experts from different organization such as BARC, WCE

Sangli; MSEB etc. A carried guidance programme was also arranged by EESA.

Campus interview was started through this movement of student’s organization

very first in history of BATU. I wish from core of my heart a ground success to

EESA in all the way for its all-round development.

Mr. M. F. A. R. Satarkar

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

The Electrical Engineering Department is established in 1995 with an

intake of 60 students for B. Tech. programme, M. Tech in Electrical

Engineering with an intake capacity of 18 students specialized in Power System

since 2008 July. Adding to this, the department has recognized the need for

research and hence engaged in the research programme leading to Ph. D.

Looking into the present trend of knowledge engineering, the department aims

at strengthening its available resources and funding aids from TEQIP and UGC

time to time in updating the laboratories with modern and sophisticated

equipments. The library is enriched with subscription of international journals

like IE, IEE, IEEE and reference books of repute so as to improve the quality of

instruction with awareness of requirement of the national power scenario,

industries and Public Sector Undertaking (PSU).

The administrative bodies of this University (Board of Studies, Academic

Council and Executive Council) comprises of people from Industries and

institutions of repute like I.I.T. to continuously upgrade our Curricula.

Quite a good number of students compete in GATE & GRE examination

and also many students go abroad to pursue higher studies. As an essential part

of the academic schedule, students undergo industrial training every year during

summer with the co-operation of the industries of repute around us. Wherever

our students are there in industries they make a positive mark for themselves.

Students are regularly placed in advance through campus interviews at

leading organization like SIEMENS, MSEB, Gharda Chemicals, Global India

Ltd., Supreme Petrochemicals, TCS, Cognizant, Neon InfoTech etc.

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FACULTY & STAFF OF THE DEPARTMENT

Sr. No. Name Designation

1. Dr. P. K. Katti Professor

2. Dr. K. Vadirajacharya Associate Professor

3. Mr. M. F. A. R. Satarkar Assistant Professor

4. Dr. U. V. Patil Assistant Professor

5. Mr. R. H. Madhavi Assistant Professor

6. Mr. Hemant Washikar Electrician

7. Mrs. P. S. Padwal Lab Assistant

8. Mr. C. A. Juikar Lab Assistant

9. Mr. T. G. Hambir Attendant

10. Mr. Rohit G. Ramteke Lecturer on contract

11. Mr. Nandkumar Patil Lecturer on contract

12. Ms. Maroofa Rawoot Lecturer on contract

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Facilities available in the Department:

The department has well equipped laboratories for Undergraduate

program in the areas of Electrical Machine, Power System & Switchgear, Power

Electronics, Measurements & Instrumentation, Advanced Computations, and

Control System & Microprocessor with advanced measuring facilities. These

laboratories have been identified as under; by six major divisions.

1. Basic Electrical Engineering Laboratory

2. Power Engineering Laboratory

3. Power Electronics Laboratory

4. Microprocessor and Control Laboratory

5. Measurement and Instrumentation Laboratory

6. Electrical Machines Laboratory

7. High Voltage Engineering Laboratory

Few set-ups have also been developed and fabricated by the final year

students under their final year project work. Recently, advanced equipments

have been procured to strengthen laboratory under TEQUIP II-World Bank

Project wherein development of Renewable Energy laboratory is special feature.

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Permanent Faculty

NAME: Dr. Katti Pradip Krishna.

ADDRESS: 4-Vainganga, Vidyavihar

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Tech.University

A/P- Lonere, Tal-Mangoan.

CONTACT NO. :(M) +919421253610

EMAIL ID: [email protected]

DATE OF BIRTH: 10/01/1961

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION

EXAMINATION INSTITUTION UNIVERSITY/

BOARD

PERCENTA

GE/

CGPA

YEAR

Ph.D

VNIT Nagpur - 2007

M.E. College of

Engg.Pune Pune 60.58 1992

B.E.

Mysore

University Mysore 77 1985

EXPERIENCE: (TEACHING/ INDUSTRIAL)

30 Years.

PROJECT / THESIS WORK:

1. BE : Design of short transmission line for rural supply

2. M.E: Artificial Intelligent and Expert System Based Controller

3. Ph.D : Integreted Opretion of R.E.S.for Rural Area Power Supply.

PUBLICATIONS

NATIONAL INTER NATIONAL

CONFERENCE 55 62

JOURNALS 03 12

WORKSHOP / TRAINING ATTENDED:

16 workshops attended.

AWARDS:

“Bharat Jyoti Award” By “India International Friendship Society”- New Delhi.

For Outstanding achievements in the field in October 2003

mailto:[email protected]

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NAME: Dr. Vadirajacharya K.

ADDRESS: 6, Kaveri, Faculty housing complex,

vidyavihar, DBATU, Lonere-402103

CONTACT NO. :(M) +919422486442

EMAIL ID : [email protected],

[email protected]




1. G.U.I. Trainee BEML KGF, Karnataka

2. Lecturer, COE, Pravaranagar (1986-1993)

3. Asst. professor Dr. B.A.T.U., Lonere(1993-2007)

4. Associate Professor Dr. B.A.T.U., Lonere (2007-till date)


1. B.E: Survey on energy consumption pattern in industrial locality.

2. M.E: Economic load dispatch using FLN

3. Ph.D: Performance investigation of UPQC

RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS

Guided 9 M.Tech dissertation and more than 60 B.Tech Projects and

guiding 5 PhD Research scholars and 4 M.Tech dissertations.


BOARD

PERCENTAGE/

CGPA YEAR

Ph.D

I.I.T. Roorkee I.I.T.Roorkee - 2009

M.E.

G.S.I.Ts,

Indore DAV Indore 74% 1998

B.E.

PDA College

of engg.,

Gulabrga

Gulabrga

university 66% 1984


CONFERENCE 20 14

JOURNALS - 10

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WORKSHOP / TRAINING ATTENDED :

Attended more than 27 training programs on varied topics in electrical

engineering, teaching methodologies, research methodologies and training

need analysis at premier institutes like IIM, IIT, ESCI, CPRI, NIT,

YASHADA and other technical institutes and repute.

Worked as resource person for various training programs.

Organized various training programs for alumni, staff faculty, staff of BATU

and students of their department.

AWARDS:

Best student (merit award), Best teacher (COE, Pravaranagar)

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NAME: Mohamad Faruk Satarkar

ADDRESS: Godavari Building, University campus,

Vidyavihar, Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Tech.

University A/P-Lonere,Tal-Mangoan

CONTACT NO. :(M) +919975249809


DATE OF BIRTH: 7/9/ 1972



BOARD

PERCENTAGE

/

CGPA

YEAR

M.E.

B.V.D.U.,Pune

B.V.D.U.,Pu

ne 7.98 2005

B.E.

W.C.E. ,Sangli Shivaji 66% 1995


12 years teaching experience.

PUBLICATIONS


CONFERENCE 2 11

JOURNALS - 6


Sixteen workshops had attended

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NAME: Dr.Patil Udaykumar Vasudeo.

ADDRESS: Department of Electrical Engineering

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University

Lonere – 402103 (Raigad, M. S.)

CONTACT NO. :(M) +919403090395





BOARD

PERCENTAGE/

CGPA

YEA

R

Ph.D

VNIT- Nagpur VNIT- Nagpur - 2013

M.E.

B. V. C. O. E.,

Pune B.V.D.U.,Pune 8 2006

B.E.

Govt College of

Engg.Aurangaba

d

Aurangabad 69.60 1995

D.E.E

Govt

Poly,Jalgoan Jalgoan 72.36 1991


3 years (Excutive Quality Assuarance-Test lab ) MSD Switctgear LTD, Jalgaon.

15 years as a Lecturer in Dr. B.A.T.U., Lonere.


1. B.E :Microprocessor based tachometer for submersible pump

PUBLICATIONS


CONFERENCE 06 03

JOURNALS - -

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTES:

1. Member IEEE.

2. Life Member of Indian Society of Technical Education.

3. Life Member of Youth Hostel Association

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NAME: Madhavi Rajendra Harischandra

ADDRESS: At Post Jaskar, JNPT, Tal: Uran,

Navi Mumbai- 400707

CONTACT NO.: (M) +919967096513





BOARD

PERCENTAGE

/

CGPA

YEAR

B. E. Electrical

Walchand college

of Engineering,

Sangli

Shivaji

University,

Kolhapur

I class with

distinction 1999

M. E. Electrical

Walchand college

of Engineering,

Sangli

Shivaji

University,

Kolhapur

I class 2002

M. B. A.

Marketing

M. P. A. S. C.

College, Panvel

Y. C. M. O.

U., Nashik I class 2004


6 years’ experience as Asst. professor in Electrical department at K. G. C. E.

Karjat

5 year’s experience as Asst. professor in Electrical department at Y. T. I. E.

T., Karjat

1 year’s experience as Asst. professor in Electrical department at A. I. K. T.

C., Panvel

Working as Asst. professor Electrical department at Dr. B. A. T. U., Lonere


Design of robust controller for nonlinear control system using generalised

describing function.


Total 14 weeks of short term training programs.

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Faculty On Contract

NAME:Ramteke Rohit Gautam

ADDRESS: At Gose (KH), post-Gose (Buj.),

Tal-Pauni, Dist-Bhandara

CONTACT NO.: +91-9665652113


DATE OF BIRTH: 28-09-1989



BOARD

PERCENTAGE

/

CGPA

YEAR

S. S. C. Vainganga

Vidyalaya, Pauni Nagpur 67.73 2006

H. S. C. Municipal Jr.

College, Pauni. Nagpur 60.00 2005

BE

G.C.O.E.

Chandrapur. Nagpur 57.83 2012

M.TECH. Dr. B.A.T.U. Dr. B.A.T.U. 7.52 2014


Working as an Assistant professor in Electrical Engineering Department at

Dr. B.A.T.U.Lonere, Raigad since August-2014.

Worked as a lecturer for two year in Electrical Engineering Department at Dr.

B.A.T.U. during post-graduation on the basis of GATE fellowship.

Organized and delivered a lecture in day workshop on ‘MATLAB Interaction

and Simulation.’

PROJECT / THESIS WOR

M.TECH-Comparative study of various PWM Techniques and design of filters

for multilevel inverters.

BE Final Year-Wireless fault detection in HVDC transmission line using RF

signal.

AWARDS:

Awarded by ‘Young Researchers’ at International level conference of ICCEEE-

2014.

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HOBBIES:

Playing Indoor Game Net Surfing

NAME : Nandkumar Patil

ADDRESS: Warananagar, Kolhapur.

CONTACT NO.: +91-9503168015


DATE OF BIRTH: 4-11-1989


EXAMINATION INSTITUTION

UNIVERSITY

/

BOARD

PERCENTAGE

/

CGPA

YEAR

S. S. C.

Shree Warana

Vidyalaya,

Warananagar,

Kolhapur

Kolhapur

First class

with

Distinction

2006

H. S. C.

Y.C.Warananagar

Mahavidyalaya,

Warananagar

,Kolhapur

Kolhapur First class 2008

BE

SSPMs

C.O.E,Kankavli Mumbai First class 2013


Organization: Ashokrao Mane Polytechnic, Vathar, Kolhapur.

Duration: 22nd Feb, 2013 – Till date.

Work profile: Lecturer.

Subjects taught: 1. Third Year- Utilization of Electrical Energy and Professional Practice.

2. Second Year – Electronic and Electrical Measurement, Industrial

Instrumentation.

3. First Year –Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering.

Work in MSBTE RAC Committee 2013 as QC Supervisor

Knowledge about documentation regarding MSBTE.

Guided projects for the Diploma Final year students.

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Knowledge of ISO documentation.

Presented a seminar in college on the topic Speed control of induction

motor.

Co-ordinated a national level paper presentation event virtuosic.

Participated in national level “Pro-kalp” event on project exhibition.

Participated in Computer Hardware Workshop organize by computer

student association

NAME: Maroofa A Hamid Rawoot

CONTACT NO. :(M) +917758810753





BOARD

PERCENTAGE

/

CGPA

YEAR

M tech Dr.BATU,Lonere Dr.BATU,Lonere 7.96 2014

B tech

Dr.BATU,Lonere Dr.BATU,Lonere 7.01 2009

B.E.

Mumbai Mumbai 68.17 2004

SSC

Mumbai Mumbai 82.66 2002


3 years as a Lecturer in Dr. B.A.T.U., Lonere.


B tech – sequential operation of motors using PLC.

M tech – prediction of lightning impulses on transmission line tower due to

environmental condition ad tower footing resistance.

PUBLICATIONS


CONFERENCE - 05

JOURNALS - 03

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Received young research scholar award in international conference in IETE

cyanosure at Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar technological university,Lonere .

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Supporting Staff

NAME: Hemant Ramesh Washikar

ADDRESS: Block no. 101, Balaji complex,

‘D’ wing, Mangaon

CONTACT NO. :(M) +919665496070




EXAMINATI

ON INSTITUTION

UNIVERSIT

Y/

BOARD

PERCENTA

GE/

CGPA

YEAR

Diploma

A.I.O.E A & M Madras 65% 2001

H.S.C.

Pen private higher

secondry, Pen Mumbai 54% 1997

S.S.C.

Pen private higher

secondry, Pen Mumbai 53% 1994


11 year industrial experience in commissioning & erection of plant


1. Diploma : Industrial power capacitors

HOBBIES

Playing Cricket

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NAME : Mr.Chetan Arjun Juikar

ADDRESS : At-Chowkichupada,Post-Sudhagad

Tal-Alibag,Dist-Raigad

CONTACT NO. :(M) +919422352410

EMAIL ID : - DATE OF BIRTH: 23th Octomber, 1980.



BOARD

PERCENTAGE

/CGPA YEAR

N.C.T.V.T

I.T.I , Kurla

Delhi 56%

2004

I.T.I

I.T.I , Panvel

Mumbai 78% 2000

S.S.C

K.E.S Shahabaj Mumbai 50% 1996


6 year experience


1) Enhancing Skills for Laboratory Development

2) Technical Education Quality Improvement Program

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NAME : Mr.P.S Padwal

ADDRESS : Ideal Complex,Ner Post-Office,

Tal-Mangaon Dist-Raigad

CONTACT NO. :(M) +919421170744

EMAIL ID : [email protected]

DATE OF BIRTH: 13th June, 1977.



BOARD

PERCENTAGE

/CGPA YEAR

Diploma RMP,Loni,

pravaranagar Mumbai 77.98% 1997

S.S.C

Gurukul High

School, Lonavala Pune 74.00% 1992


1) 5 years in building construction.

2) 2 years as Lab-assistant in BATU

NAME :Shri.Tukaram Gangaram Hambir

ADDRESS : At.Goregaon,Tal-Mangaon,Dist-Raigad

CONTACT NO. :(M) +919421255246

EMAIL ID : - DATE OF BIRTH: 20th July, 1976.



BOARD

PERCENTAGE

/CGPA YEAR

H.S.C. -

- - -

S.S.C

S.V.M Pedali Sudhagad 55% 1993

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M. TECH FIRST YEAR

Sr. No. Roll No. Name

1 MT2014701

BARAVKAR SONAL BHARAT

2 MT2014702

BARHATE UMESH MADHUKAR

3 MT2014703

PATIL SANJYOT SAYAJI

4 MT2014704

PAWAR DHANSHRI SARJERAO

5 MT2014705

SARODE PUSHKAR DILEEP

6 MT2014706

SHEDGE CHAITRALI SATISH

7 MT2014707

SINGH SATYENDRA ANANT PRATAP

8 MT2014708

WANKHEDE KARISHMA PRAKASH

9 MT2014709

MANJRAMKAR VISHAL YADAV

10 MT2014710

AMBETKAR PRERANA BHIM

11 MT2014711

HARSHAL PRAKASH GOSAVI

12 MT2014712

KARAMBE SONAL DHANANJAY

13 MT2014713

KHOBRE KRIPASAGAR BHAGWAT

14 MT2014714

MAHAJAN VAIBHAV MAHENDRA

15 MT2014715

SALPE AJINKYA DATTARAO

16 MT2014716

THAKRE NAGESH RAMESHWAR

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B. TECH FIRST YEAR

Reg. No. Student Name

20140201 BHALKE RUSHIKESH RAJENDRA

20140202 CHAUDHARI CHAITANYA MADHUKAR

20140203 CHAUDHARI YASHWANT HARSHWARDHAN

20140204 CHAVAN SHALAKA ASHOK

20140205 CHORMALE PRATIKSHA VIKAS

20140206 DEVKUMAR CHUNKAI NISHAD

20140207 FIRAKE DINANATH MOHAN

20140208 GAIKWAD MITALI ANIL

20140209 GAIKWAD SANDESH BHASKAR

20140210 GAJBHIYE SHREYASH RAVINDRA

20140211 GANYARPAWAR TEJAS VIKAS

20140212 GHATKAR VAIBHAV SOMANATH

20140213 GHODEKAR VAISHNAVI GANESH

20140214 HARSHE ANURAG MANOHAR

20140215 HEGADKAR VAIBHAVI SANJAY

20140216 INGLE PRASAD SHRIKANT

20140217 JADHAV PANKAJ PANDURANG

20140218 KALASKAR SHUBHAM MAROTI

20140219 KAMBLE ASHWAGHOSH BUDDHGHOSA

20140220 KASHID LAXMAN SUNDAR

20140221 KHOKLE VISHWRANJAN VISHWAMBHAR

20140222 KOKANI SHUBHAM MADHUKAR

20140223 KOKTARE VISHAL BHASKAR

20140224 LAD PRACHI PRAKASH

20140225 MALI JAYESH DHANARAJ

20140226 MANE TANUJA MAHADEV

20140227 MANKAR KRUTIKA CHANDRAKANT

20140229 MHATUKADE NIKHIL PANDURANG

20140230 MOKAL KRUNALI VISHWANATH

20140231 MOKAL MAYURI MARUTI

20140232 NAGARGOJE ABHIJIT ANKUSH

20140233 NAIKAWADI SNEHAL MADAN

20140234 NAWALE AJINKYA SHRIDHAR

20140235 NETKE SHRIKANT RAMLING

20140236 NIJAWANTE RAJANI BASWARAJ

20140237 NIMJE RAJAT PRAMOD

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20140238 PATIL APURVA RAVINDRA

20140239 PATIL PRATHAMESH RAMBHAU

20140240 PATIL SRUSHTEE PRADEEP

20140241 PAWAR DEVENDRA ARUN

20140242 RATHOD VIJAY MADHAV

20140243 SALUNKHE NACHIKET SURESH

20140244 SAYYAD TOFIK S HUSENSAB

20140245 SELKAR MANSHREE SANJAY

20140246 SHAHARE RAKHI DEVANAND

20140247 SHENDGE SAINATH RAMRAJE

20140248 SHETE SHIVANI MAHESH

20140249 SHINGE APURVA AJIT

20140250 SHIRGAONKAR SHUBHAM DEEPAK

20140251 SHUBHAM VIJAY AMBOKAR

20140252 SONARE JITENDRA JAGAN

20140253 SOSHTE CHETAN JAGDISH

20140254 TEKALE PRAVIN GANPATRAO

20140255 TRIBHUVAN MAHESH SANJAY

20140256 UMARE ANITYA

20140257 WADAJKAR PANKAJKUMAR VISHWAMBHAR

20140258 WANKAR KAJAL NISHANT

20140259 WARWATTE VAIBHAV DNYANOBA

20140260 KHARANGATE PRAVIN SAKHARAM

20140261 LAKESHRI SHUBHAM SURYAKANT

20140262 MARATHE SATISH

20140263 APPU REMANAN

20140264 LALHMANGAIHRUALA

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B. TECH SECOND YEAR

Reg. No. Student Name

20110213 DHEPE SATEJ GANPAT

20120208 BORKAR SHAMUYAL ANANDRAO

20120258 UMARE ASANGH YASHWANT

20130201 BAGALE VARAD VIKAS

20130202 BARHATE TEJAS RATNAKAR

20130203 BELKAR NIKITA GOVIND

20130204 BHOITE LOKESH YASHWANT

20130205 CHANDANSHIVE MRUNAL

20130206 CHAUDHARI GANESH PRAKASH

20130207 CHAUDHARI GAURAV PRAKASH

20130208 CHAUDHARI SHRUTIKA RAVINDRA

20130209 DABEKAR AMRUTA VIJAY

20130210 DESAI AMRUTA JAYWANT

20130211 DISALE SUSHIL GANGADHARRAO

20130212 GAIKWAD KARAN SANJAY

20130215 GULBHELE SWATI DILIPRAO

20130216 JADAV SIDDHARTH M

20130217 JADHAV ONKAR HANAMANT

20130218 JADHAV RAJRATNA HARESH

20130219 JADHAV RAVI DAMU

20130220 JOGALEKAR ADITYA NITIN

20130221 KALAMBE MAYUR PRABHUDAS

20130222 KALE HEMIN JAYANT

20130223 KAMBLE SAGAR DNYANESHWAR

20130224 KHAMKAR ANKITA SANJAY

20130225 KHAN NAEEM

20130226 KHEDEKAR SUSMITA SUHAS

20130228 KOLHE KUNAL RAMESH

20130229 KOLHE VAIBHAV NARAYAN

20130230 KSHIRSAGAR VISHAL VILASRAO

20130231 MADDEWAD ANKITKUMAR BAPURAO

20130232 MAHAJAN REVANKUMAR SURENDRA

20130233 MALAYE DIPTI DILIP

201302334 MALI NANASAHEB MAHADEV

20130235 MHATRE KARISHMA SHIVAJI

20130236 MORE AKSHAY KARBHARI

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20130237 NAGVEKAR PURVA DEEPAK

20130238 NARWADE SANKET SANJAY

20130239 NEMADE AMOL DHANRAJ

20130240 NIKHADE PRANAY SURESH

20130241 NITNAWARE AJAY JAGANNATH

20130242 PATIL ASHWINI VIJAYKUMAR

20130243 PATIL DEVENDRA DATTATRAY

20130244 PATIL PRATHAMESH DAMODAR

20130245 PATIL SATISH SHIVAJI

20130246 PAWADE ARUN MADHAVRAO

20130249 PAWAR SAGAR PRAVIN

20130250 POWAR SWAPNIL RAJENDRA

20130251 RIJO DANIEL

20130252 SALONE SANTOSH KASHINATH

20130253 SAYYAD ARIF ABDUL

20130254 SHETE SUPRIYA BABASAHEB

20130255 SINGH SHASHI MANOJ

20130256 TALWARE KRANTI SHRIHARI

20130257 TAMBARE BHUSHAN BHARAT

20130258 TELANG SUMEDH DILIP

20130259 THAKUR TUSHAR JAGANNATH

20130260 THORAT SWAPNIL BABURAO

20130261 ZAMBARE UJWAL RAVINDRA

20130262 ADIKANE MEGHA MANOHAR

20140263 DANGE KALPESH KAMALAKAR

20140264 KHETADE ROSHAN SUNILKUMAR

20140265 MEHRUNKAR MAYURESH ARWIND

20140271 CHINTA MANJULA MANOHAR

20140272 DIVASE SUSHANT VASUDEV

20140273 GAIKWAD GAURI GORAKH

20140274 HONDE SANDESH PARU

20140275 JADHAV RAJKUMAR BHUJANGRAO

20140276 JOSHI ADITYA ANIL

20140277 KALE VISHAL UTTAM

20140278 MAGAR NAVNATH KANTILAL

20140279 PADWAL RAKESH RAM

20140280 PATHAN AZEEM KHAN AHSANULLAH KHAN

20140281 SHINDE DAMODAR RAVINDRA

20140282 SURYAWANSHI SANKET PRABHAKAR

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20140283 TATE SACHIN MAHADEV

20140284 YADAV PRIYANKA HARIDAS

20140285 GAURAV ASHOK NARKHEDE

B. Tech THIRD YEAR

20100209 BORASE PANKAJ SUNIL

20100251 PAWARA AVINASH BILARSING

20110204 CHAUDHARI PRATIK ABAJI

20110222 GURAV ADITYA VIJAY

20110249 RAJIV BISWAS

20110257 SHID MAMATA NAMDEV

20120201 AGLAVE RANDIR SUDHAKAR

20120202 BHABAD ASHISH DATTU

20120203 BHADADE SHITAL BALAJI

20120204 BHAMARE SANDIP SURESH

20120206 BHIKUNDI LEENA KAILAS

20120207 BHINGOLE SWAGAT VASANT

20120209 CHAUDHARY AISHWARYA KRUSHNA

20120210 CHINAWALE TEJASWINI PRAMOD

20120211 DAHIPHALE PALASH BABURAO

20120212 DESHMUKH GAJANAN SOPANRAO

20120214 DESHMUKH SNEHAL KAMALAKAR

20120215 GAMBHIRE SHIVAJI DHANANJAY

20120216 GOSAVI NIKITA GANESH

20120217 GULAVE PALLAVI NAMDEV

20120218 ILIYASALI ASHAKALI

20120219 JADHAV KAVITA DATTATRAY

20120220 JAGDALE ABHISHEK CHANDRAKANT

20120223 KADU SANJU JAYVANT

20120224 KORDE ROHINI GANPATRAO

20120225 LANDGE DATTATRYA SHRIMANTRAO

20120226 MAHAJAN BHUSHAN YOGRAJ

20120227 MAHAJAN PRASAD MAHESHWAR

20120228 MANDAKHALIKAR NIKHIL NAGESH

20120229 MANKAR KAJAL MANIKRAO

20120230 MARKAD PRADIP JANARDHAN

20120231 MUKESH KUMAR

20120232 MULE ABHIJIT NIVRUTI

20120233 NAGNATH CHAVAN

20120234 NEMADE NEHA PRAVIN

20120235 NITIN MOHAN MATE

20120236 PATIL ARATI RAVINDRA

20120237 PATIL NIKHIL VIJAY

20120238 PEDHAVI MITESH PRAMOD

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20120239 PHULARI SOMNATH KESHAVRAO

20120240 PHULARI SUVIR SUDHIR

20120241 PRIYANKA SUNIL NEMADE

20120242 RANE NITIN ANIL

20120243 RASSE SHARYU RAJESH

20120244 RUDRAWAR SHRINIVAS PANDURANG

20120245 SABALE SACHIN BABURAO

20120246 SALUNKHE SUNILKUMAR MAHAVIR

20120247 SANGADE ANIKET VITTHAL

20120248 SAWANT AJINKYA ASHOK

20120249 SAWANT HEMANT VILAS

20120251 SINGH ANUP CHADRASHEKHAR

20120252 SINGH PRAVIN RAJENDRA

20120253 SURWADE VIBHA ATMARAM

20120254 SWAMI MAHESH RAMAKANT

20120255 TEMGHARE KOMAL VIJAY

20120256 THENG GANESH ANKUSH

20120259 VATAN MEHAR

20120260 WAGHMARE SHREYAL BHIMRAO

20120261 WALKE ANIKET RAMLAL

20120262 WANI RASIKA JAYAWANT

20120263 WASTE VAIBHAV ASHOK

20120285 UGHADE JAYESH PARSHURAM

20130271 AHER ANIL NIVRUTTI

20130272 BANDERKAR ABUZER ANIS

20130273 BURBURE AKASH MAHENDRA

20130274 CHINTE SUNIL TRYAMBAK

20130275 DHOKARE SATISH SHARAD

20130276 GAURKAR RAMNAWGESHWAR ARUN

20130277 HAMBIR RUSHIKESH SATISH

20130278 JAMNIK AVANTIKA SATISH

20130279 JOSHI GOPAL RAM

20130280 KATKAR MAYURI KISHOR

20130281 KHACHANE RAMKRUSHNA LAXMAN

20130282 KHAIRE AVINASH BHIKAJI

20130283 PATIL KAJOL NARENDRA

20130284 RINAYAT RAHUL DHARMARAJ

20130285 SHERKHANE VISHAL SAHEBRAO

20130286 SHIRKE DIPALI MANIK

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Junior Research Fellows

Ph.D. Registration No. : RS20120201

Name of Candidate : Mithun G. Aush

Address : Kankavali

Ph.D. Registration Date : 25/09/2012

Work Experience (in years) :3 years

Date of Birth : 13/04/1986

Email ID : [email protected]

Contact No. : +91 9273970087


Name of Candidate : Manoj Dhondiram Patil





Contact No. :+91 9763530440

Address : At-Khatav, Post-Vasagade, Tal-Palus,

Dist-Sangli, State-Maharashtra, Pin-416416


Name of Candidate : VijaykumarAnnaji Kulkarni

Ph.D. Registration Date : 01.01.2008


Date of Birth : 20.06.1958


Contact No. :+919371010798

Address :PLOT35, SECTOR28, Pradhikaran,

Nigdi, Pune411044

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Name of Candidate : Avinash Namdeo Sarwade

Ph.D. Registration Date :13/05/2009

Work Experience (in years) :Industrial: 2.5 Years,

Teaching: 12.5 Years



Contact No. :+919822370932

Address : Flat B-1, Nizerneshwar Garden,

S.No. 14/25, Near Moti Bakery,

Dhayari, Pune-411041


Name of Candidate : Vilas Shamrao Bugade

Address : Department of Electrical Engineering,

Dr D Y Patil Institute of Engg.

and Tech., Pimpri, Pune 411018


Work Experience:10 years Teaching, 4 years - Industry

Date of Birth : 01 / 09 / 1975


Contact No. : +919922841809


Name of Candidate : Kamble Sachin Gorakh

Address : BLOCK NO.12, RAJANI PARK,

R JULESOLAPUR WATER TANK,

SOLAPUR.413004 SOLAPUR 413004

Ph.D. Registration Date :

Work Experience (in years):

Date of Birth : 8 August 1980


Contact No. : 9860226236


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Name of Candidate : Mahadik Yogesh Vilas

Ph.D. Registration Date :

Work Experience (in years) :

Date of Birth : 15 February 1985


Contact No. :9423682846

Address :SOUBHAGYA, SHIVAJI NAGAR,ADANESHVAR

MARG, AT POST, TAL- Kankavali, Sindhudurg

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M. Tech FINAL YEAR (Batch 2014-15)

Roll No.: MT2013701

Name of Candidate: Ahire Vivek V.

Address: 25 devnagri society,Savarkar Nagar Jail Road

Nashik Road, Nashik

Email: [email protected]

Date of Birth: 27/12/1990

Contact No:9975900034

Roll No.: MT2013702

Name of Candidate: Bhaware Ajinkya M.

Address: Near Elora Tiles, Sahastrabudhhe Layout,

Old Umarsara, Yavatmal 445001

Email:[email protected]


Contact No.9404083874

Roll No.: MT2013703

Name of Candidate: Bhise Monali S.

Address: at po: Charegaon, Tal: Karad Dist: Satara 415109







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Roll No.:MT2013704

Name of Candidate: Chavan Prajal S.

Address: .Bhavani Apartment, Nath Pai Nagar Kankavli

Dist: Sindhudurg 416602



Roll No.: MT2013705

Name of Candidate: Dhumal Pravin B.

Address: At Mhasala Po: Bhise Wagholi, Tal: Latur Dist Latur


Date of Birth: 03-11-1990


Roll No.: MT2013706

Name of Candidate: Dudile Nagesh S.

Address:At- Anandwadi, Post- Chapoli, Tq.- Chakur, Dist.- Latur-413513







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Roll No.: MT2013707

Name of Candidate: Gavande Minakshi D

Address: Gandhi Nagar, Ravivar Peth, Solapur



Contact No: 7745015191

Roll No.: MT2013708

Name of Candidate:Jadhao Chetan W.

Address: At Post- Darwha, Jadhao Wada, Behind Ravi medical,

Tq.- Darwha, Dist.- YavatmaL445202



Roll No.:MT2013709

Name of Candidate:-Kadam Swaraj S

Address: Herambha Society, A-Wing, Room No.7,

Shivaji Nagar, Chendhare Alibag Raigad 40







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Roll No.: MT2013710

Name of Candidate: Mankar Omprakash S

Address: Near Akola Chauk Matth Maholla, Town Hall

Mangrul Pir, Dist Washim 444403




Roll No.: MT2013711

Name of Candidate: Netake Abhilash A.

Address: Ramanuj Niwas, Kurha Kakoda Tq.- Muktainagar,

Dist.- Jalgaon- 425327




Roll No.: MT2013712

Name of Candidate: Patil Komal P.

Address: anand nagar mahinish nivas yashwant vidhyalay road

at ashele ta ambernath ulhasnagar4 dist thane 4211004







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Roll No.: MT2013713

Name of Candidate: Penshanwar Mahesh K

Address: Devi galli at post akhala balapur ta.-kalamnuri

dist-Hingoli 431701




Roll No.: MT2013714

Name of Candidate: Shashikant Prasasd

Address: B-154,Kuchana Complex , PO- Kuchana,

Tah- Bhadravati, Dist - Chandrapur 442503




Roll No.: MT2013715

Name of Candidate: Rahane Sheetal C.

Address: B-506 Kalyan nagari building D.S.K.project sanglewadi

near lok udyan kalyan west dist thane421301







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Roll No.: MT2013716

Name of Candidate:Shinde Rohan P.

Address: behind DIC office sambhaji nagar osmanabad 413501




Roll No.: MT2013717

Name of Candidate: Shinde Sonali B.

Address: shivalaya,purna road rajesh nagar nanded 431605




Roll No.: MT2013718

Name of Candidate: Sinha Rahul B.

Address: c/o B.K.Sinha 5-UMA,row house opposite LIC colony

wadala pathardi road indira nagar nashik 422009







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FINAL YEAR (Batch 2014-15)

Roll No.: 20110201

Name of Candidate: Aniket A. Agre

Address: A/P Belwandi, Tal. Shelgonda,

Dist. Ahmednagar, 413702.




Roll No.: 20110202

Name of Candidate: Pranay Devrathrao Bhagalkar

Address: Shiv nagar, Mouda, Tal. Mouda, Dist.

Nagpur, 441104.



Contact No.: 9028919978

Roll No.: 20110203

Name of Candidate:-Burnopalli Sudhir, Trambak

Address: At. Biral, Tal. Shirur Arantpal, Dist. Latur, 413544.




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Roll No.: 20110205

Name of Candidate: Arvind Madhav Chavan

Address: Banjara colony, Gangakhed, Tal. Gangakhed,

Dist. Parbhani,431514.



Roll No.: 20110206

Name of Candidate: Mithun Krishna Chavan

Address: siddhivinayak plaza, maruti lane, Ratnagiri.



Roll No.: 20110208

Name of Candidate: Namita Purushottam Deodhe

Address: Purva Prabhavati nagar, Jintur road, Parbhani, 431401.




Roll No.: 20110209

Name of Candidate: Bhakti Mohan Deshmukh

Address: 5, Mulund fire station, L.B.S. marg, Mumnai.





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Roll No.: 20110211

Name of Candidate:-Nitin Y. Shangar

Address: 5,Chandroday colony, Deopur, Dhule.

Email: nitindhangar [email protected]



Roll No.: 20110212

Name of Candidate: Pranoti Shyam Dharpure

Address: 21, Trimurti nagar, IT park, Nagpur, 440022

Email: dharpure [email protected]


Roll No.: 20110214

Name of Candidate:-Aniket S. Dolas

Address: Hawaldarpura, Near Vitthal temle,ward no.13,

Wardha,442001.




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Roll No.: 20110216

Name of Candidate:-Dipali DilipGandhi

Address: Gandhi Vijay Brothers, Laxmipeth, Goregaon,

Raigad, 402103.




Roll No.: 20110218

Name of Candidate: Rakesh Ganeshrao Golhar

Address: Sant Dnyaneshwar ward, laxmi nagar, hinganghat,

Dist. Wardha, 442302..




Roll No.: 2010219

Name of Candidate: Manali Ajit Gotavade

Address: Plot No. 31, Vidyanagar, Near Mukhabir school,

Alibag, 402201.





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Roll No.: 20110220

Name of Candidate:-Reshma S. Gund

Address: A/P Padoli, Tal. Osmanabad, Dist. Osmanabad,

413501.




Roll No.: 20110221

Name of Candidate: Ankush Vinod Gupta

Address: House no. 1063, Opposite Gondevi temple,

Tavsai village, Ambernath, 421502.




Roll No.: 20110223

Name of Candidate: Sandip Sudhir Jadhav

Address: At post Wadala, Tal. North Solapur,

Dist. Solapur, 413222



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Roll No.: 2010224

Name of Candidate:-Sumati Yashwant Kadam

Address: Plot No. 3, S. No. 64 b, Suyash Girirajnagari,

New vikasnagar, Khed, Satara.




Roll No.: 20110225

Name of Candidate: Kambale Adarsh Sakharam

Address: A/P Vaighavali, Tal. Mangaon, Dist Raigad, 402112.




Roll No.: 20110227

Name of Candidate: Purushottam Sanjay Kattkar

Address: At post Pangarkhtd, Tal. Mehlear,

Dist. Buldhana, 443303



Contact No.: 8446130885

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Roll No.: 20110228

Name of Candidate: Namrata Sanjay Khamkar

Address: At Audumber Apartment, Room no. 1,

Near Vishnu lake,Goregaon, Raigad, 402103.




Roll No.: 20110229

Name of Candidate: Deesha M. Khobragade

Address: Jagannath Baba Nagar, Datala road, Chandrapur.



Contact No.: 8180075229

Roll No.: 20110230

Name of Candidate: Pramod Suhas Khamkar

Address: A/P Rui, Kumbhar Galli, Tal. Hatkarangle,

Dist. Kolhapur, 41616





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Roll No.: 20110231

Name of Candidate: Lomate Shriganesh Nilkanth

Address: A/P jawala, Tal. Kalamb, Dist. Osmanabad,



Roll No.: 20110232

Name of Candidate: Mane Vishal Sanjay

Address: Janai Niwas, Near Tantric Vidyalay, Vidyasagar,,

Varsoli, Alibag,Raigad, 402201.




Roll No.: 20110233

Name of Candidate: Jayesh Shivputra Menashi

Address: D/21, Sanatan Sankul, Near Sanatan Ashram ,Devad,

New Panvel, New Mumbai, 410206.



Contact No.: 865555394


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Roll No.: 20110235

Name of Candidate: Abhishek Ashok Mhatre

Address: Shree Swami Samarth nagar, Pimpalbhat,

Tal.Alibag, Dist. Raigad, 402201



Contact No.: 8983424874

Roll No.: 20110236

Name of Candidate: Pramila Hiraman Mhatre

Address: At Ovali, Amtem, Tal. Pen, Dist. Raigad, 402107



Roll No.: 2010237

Name of Candidate: Munde Shivshankar Suryakant

Address: A/P ladzari, ghatnadur,Tal-parali vaijanath,

Dist-Beed,431515.



Contact No.: 940488847

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Roll No.: 2010238

Name of Candidate: Munde Sunil Sanjay

Address: A/P Chondi, Sarswati niwas,

Tal. Udgir, Dist. Latur, 413517.



Contact No.: 7798662207

Roll No.: 20110239

Name of Candidate: Gayatri Laxman Naik

Address: Mahatma Gandhi nagar, Osmanabad, 431401.



Contact No.: 8421015592

Roll No.: 20110242

Name of Candidate: Atul R. Nimrad

Address: Tambulkar layout, Sant Tukdojiward,

Mandari road, Hinganghat, Dist. Wardha, 442301.

iEmail: [email protected]


Contact No.: 8605494883


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Roll No.: 20110245

Name of Candidate:-Amir Shiraj Pathan

Address: Rohmat Manzil, Shard Nagar, Ambajogeei Road,

Dist. Latur, 413510




Roll No.: 20110246

Name of Candidate: Smita P. Patil

Address: Somwarpeth, Tasgaon, Tal. Tasgaon, Dist.

Sangali, 416312.



Contact No: 94044412069

Roll No.: 20110247

Name of Candidate: Sagar Pramod Pawar

Address: 404/4, Hill view D-3, Golden park, Beturkar Pada,

Kalyan, 421301.





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Roll No.: 20110250

Name of Candidate: Harshada Nitin Rane

Address: Saikrupa apt. Shankar nagar, Bhusaval, Dist.

Jalgaon, 425201.

Email:harshadarane123@gmail.



Roll No.: 20110252

Name of Candidate: Srujan Ghanshyam Raut

Address: Pratap nagar, ward no. 9, Sabane layout, Wardha,

Dist. Wardha,442001

Email: srujan [email protected]



Roll No.: 20110254

Name of Candidate: Chaitanya Sao

Address: E/22712, C.S.T.P.S. colony, Urjanagar,

Chandrapur, 442404.

Email: Chaitanya.Sao [email protected]


Contact No.: 9960653014

mailto:srujan%[email protected]

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Roll No.: 20110255

Name of Candidate: Sathe Tanuja Prakash

Address: A/P Wadala, Tal. North solapur, Dist. Solapur.




Roll No.: 20110256

Name of Candidate: Akshay S. Shubhurkar

Address: Hindustan colony, Pulgaon, Wardha, 442302.




Roll No.: 20110258

Name of Candidate: Sonam Kumari

Address: Flat T-103, Ritu world, Barrage road,

Badlapur, 421503.



Contact No.: 7276589931


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Roll No.: 20100260

Name of Candidate: Sonkhedkar Ramakant Suryakant

Address: At post, Naigaon (bazaar), Tal .Naigaon,

Dist. Nanded, 431709



Roll No.: 20110262

Name of Candidate: Swapnil Bapu Wakade

Address: 5/41, new police line, near g.p.o. Thane (w),400601




Roll No.: 20110263

Name of Candidate: Mahesh P. Wankhede

Address: AT post Yeldari camp, Tal. Jintar,

Dist. Parbhani, 431510




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Roll No.: 20110264

Name of Candidate: Vrunda Arun Warkade

Address: 201 Pragati Colony, Sendurwada, Tal. Sakoli,

Dist. Bhandara.




Roll No.: 20110265

Name of Candidate: Zulpe Aniket Vyankatrao

Address: At ohaweli , post-Talani, Tal-Renapur, Dist-Latur .



Contact No.: 8007060404

Roll No.: 20100250

Name of Candidate: Pawar Swapnil Ganesh

Address: Raigad Chawl, Azad Nagar, Ghodbandar Road,

Thane (W), 400607 .



Contact No.: 8655890670


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Roll No.: 20100260

Name of Candidate: Sonkhedkar Ramakant Suryakant

Address: At post, Naigaon (bazaar), Tal .Naigaon, Dist.

Nanded, 431709



Roll No.: 20100265

Name of Candidate: Siddhant Wankhede

Address: 42, Chandra Prasad apartments, Wanjare Nagar,

Dist. Nagpur.



Contact No.: 8412943645

Roll No.: 20120271

Name of Candidate: Naresh Sadashiv Ahire

Address: T.16/405Pratiksha Nagar,Sion(e), Mumbai,400022




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Roll No.: 20120272

Name of Candidate: Ankita Arun Herwade

Address: A/P Dudhgaon, Tal. Miraj, Dist. Sangali, 416315.


Date of Birth: 26/07/1994 Contact No: 9960830780

Roll No.: 20120273

Name of Candidate: Ramchandra V. Chavan

Address: T-16/304, Pratiksha nagar, Sion Kallwada,

Mumbai,400022.




Roll No.: 20120274

Name of Candidate: JadhavPrashant Maruti

Address: T-35, Pratiksha Nagar, Sion, Mumbai, 400022.





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Roll No.: 20120275

Name of Candidate: Kale Swapnail Smpat

Address: A/P Bhilawadi, Tal. Palus, Dist. Sangli, 416303.



Contact No.: 9970696011

Roll No.: 20120276

Name of Candidate: Pranav Prabhakar Kawale

Address: W.C.L. colony, qrt. No. NM320, Durgapur,

Chandrapur, 442404




Roll No.: 20120280

Name of Candidate: Aniket Tukaram Lohar

Address: plot no. 474, Bhadgaon, A/P Maloge, Tal. Kagal,

Dist. Kolhapur.



Contact No.: 8600231099

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Roll No.: 20120281

Name of Candidate:-Popat Hirdurav More

Address: A/P Ambedkar nagar, Kole, Tal. Sangola,

Dist.Solapur, 413314.




Roll No.: 20120282

Name of Candidate: Salunkhe Deepmala Bhalchandra

Address: Patilwada, Erandol, Dist. Jalgaon, 425109.




Roll No.: 20120283

Name of Candidate: Amogh Nandkishor Sarang

Address: A/24, Vinit nagar, M.B.P.T. colony, Kalanchowki,

Mumbai, 400033.





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Roll No.: 20120284

Name of Candidate: Prasad Baburao Surwase

Address: Ganesh nagar, near Ramdeobaba temple,

Auso road, Tal. Latur, Dist. Latur, 413513.




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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

STUDENT’S ASSOCIATION

65

President Speaks...

Hello Friends,

Electrical Engineering Student Association observed another great session

2014-2015. Several events conducted for the students during session, excellent

team work assured successful execution of the plan and well conduct of the

event.

I remember well, the teacher day celebration 2014 was filled up with great

messages from the dear teachers. We are always grateful to them for being with

us as a contact source of inspiration and guiding us at every movement. The

‘Smrutigandha’ conducted by third year students in April 2015 was exciting.

Then industrial visits- Rajasthan 2014, BARC-2014, Padagha - 2015 provided

good exposure the student to the new environment. They were quite informative

from several aspects. Sincere thanks to Naresh and Sachin (BABA) for

organizing the same. Sport events- football match, cricket match 2015 played an

important role in bringing everyone together and gave opportunity to the youth

to show the athlete instinct in them…

I would like to say consistent hard work, good co-ordination and mutual

understanding among the team members provided to be fruitful and received

applauds. The same assured a successful session…!

The vice president : Bhushan Mahajan. Treasurer: Prasad Mahajan, Secretory:

Revankumar Mahajan (all mahajans) your role has been vital throughout the

session. I appreciate your sincere efforts for the session. Also I would like to

acknowledge Naresh Ahire and Popat More for their significant support.

Moreover we are grateful to Dr. P. K. Katti for their constant guidance. Sincere

thanks to Mahesh, Smita, Priyanka, Kajal, Purva, Aditya, the students and the

professors of the department for their contribution to EESA Magazine 2015.

It has been great experience to be a part of the excellent team and we all

enjoyed working in friendly atmosphere. For the year to come, may EESA

society keep up the spirit and continue with the good work. Best wishes to

association. Here I would like to address the students

Efforts do turn out to be fruitful, you need to be patience and keep working.

Consistent hard work has always been the key to success!

On the behalf of the faculty of department, I wish all the best to the students and

scholars for their studies, research work and career ahead.

May everyone achieve heights of success…….

Aniket Lohar

President

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EVENTS ORGANISED BY EESA

REPORT ON PPT MANIA-2015

PPT MANIA-2015 an on spot PPT making and presentation event was

organized by Department of Electrical Engineering during 20-22, April 2014,

under the banner of Cynosure 2k15 a centralized National level activity, held at

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University,

Po: Lonere, Tal: Mangaon, Dist.: Raigad-402 103.

FIRST DAY:

The day one started with the inaugural ceremony of Cynosure 2k15.

The inaugural function was held at the University open auditorium. The

function was presided over by,

– Convener, Cynosure –2k15,

– Coordinator, PPT Mania –2015,

– Head & Coordinator, Department of Electrical Engineering

d Vice president, and members of EESA and

coordinating committee for PPT Mania 2015

Honorable Vice Chancellor Dr. W N Gade, declared the National

level event Cynosure 2015 Open, and expressed his views. The inaugural

function was followed by successive openings of different events organized by

different departments as a part of Cynosure 2015.

PPT Mania

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Round 1:

The first round consisted of screening of participants from the PPT that were

received on the email-id. The total of 55 participants were selected from 64

entries from the first round.

Round 2:

The second round was started on 20 March 2015 at 2:00PM. The total of 8

teams were given 45 minutes to make a PPT in each slot. The total of 4 slots

were conducted on the first day. The members of the evaluation committee were

–

yendra Singh

SECOND DAY:

The remaining 4 slots were conducted similarly on the second day i.e. 21 March

2015, starting from 9:30am. The members of the evaluation committee were –

yendra Singh

THIRD DAY: The total of 16 teams were selected for the final round from the 55 teams. The

final teams were divided in two slots consisting 8 teams each. The topics given

for these slots were ‘Species on the Verge of Extinction’ and ‘Fire Hazards &

Rescue Operations’ respectively. The members of the evaluation committee

were –

yendra Singh

The Third day evening session from 03:30 PM witnessed the Valedictory

function and prize distribution in the hands of Hon V C Dr. W N Gade,

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the prize winners for PPT mania were as under;

1) First Prize:

1. Miss. Sonam Kumari 2. Miss. Pooja Bandral

2) Second Prize:

1. Mr. Sagar Raorane 2. Mr. Saurabh Keluskar

The prize distribution was followed by vote of thanks by the convener Dr. H S

Joshi and then the event was declared closed

First Prize: A merit certificate and cash price of Rs. 2000/-.

Second Prize: A merit certificate and cash price of Rs. 1000/-

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LIST OF EVENT CONDUCTED DURING THE ACEDEMIC YEAR 2014-2015

SR.

NO. EVENT DATE ORGANISED BY

1. TEACHER’S DAY 05/9/14 EESA

2. QUIZ COMPETITION 30/9/14 EESA

3. ENGG & NON-VIOLENCE DAY 15/9/14 EESA

4. ESPARANZA (WELCOME FUNC) 2/10/14 2ND YEAR

INDUSTRIAL VISITS 2014-15

SR.

NO.

INDUSTRY DETAILS &

ADDRESS

DATE CLASS &

STUDENTS

COORDINATORS

1 BARC, MUMBAI 26/09/2014 B.TECH – IV

40 STUDENTS

STAFF – DR. K.

VADIRAJACHARYA

DR. PK KATTI

STUDENT – ANIKET LOHAR

2 ABB, BANGALORE 08-12/03/2015 B.TECH – III

36 STUDENTS

STAFF – DR. U. V. PATIL

MR. R. H. MADHAVI

STUDENT – BHUSHAN

MAHAJAN

3 ROYAL ENGINEERING,

AHMEDABAD 24-27/03/2015

B.TECH – II

58 STUDENTS

STAFF – DR. P. K. KATTI

MR. N. PATIL

STUDENT – REVANKUMAR

MAHAJAN

4 ARTI PHALTAN, SATARA 18/04/2015

B.TECH – III

27 STUDENTS

M.TECH – I

15 STUDENTS

SATFF – DR. P. K. KATTI

MR. N. PATIL

STUDENT – BHUSHAN

MAHAJAN

SATYENDRA SINGH

5 AJINKYATARA

SAHAKARI SAKHAR

KARKHANA, SATARA

20/04/2015 B.TECH – I

58 STUDENTS

STAFF – MR. N. PATIL

MR. ABHILASH NETAKE

STUDENT- SHUBHAM

SHIRGAONKAR

6 HVDC PADGHE, THANE 27/04/2015

B.TECH – IV

23 STUDENTS

M.TECH – I

15 STUDENTS

SATFF – DR. K.

VADIRAJACHARYA

MR. N. PATIL

STUDENT – ANIKET LOHAR

SATYENDRA SINGH

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TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION

This was the first event organized by the committee. EESA celebrated the event

of teacher’s day on 5th Sept 2014. The guests’ lectures of Dr. B. B. Singh & Dr.

L. N. Singh were organized. Students from final year took lectures on first year,

second year and third year classes

ESPARANZA

Esparanza was a cultural event organized by the 2nd year under EESA. It was a

small welcome function given to the new members i.e. 1st year students. The

event was organized on 2 Oct 15. Some performances of singing, dancing, acts

& plays were given by the 1st& 2nd year students.

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QUIZ COMPETITION

The event of quiz competition was organized by the EESA. The event was open

to all the departments without any entry fees. The event was organized for the

engineer’s day. The electrical department was the winner whereas the

electronics department was runner up.

WORKSHOP ON ELECTRICAL SAFETY

The workshop on Electrical safety was organized by the EESA. The event was

open for all the departments. The event was conducted for two days. First day

with Poster Exhibition on “Electrical Safety” and second day guest lecture by

Mr. Nitin Akhade on the topic “Nuclear Safety”.

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SPORTS

Participation in University Sports by Electrical Engineering Students

Outdoor sports

1. VOLLEYBOLL (Boys and Girls)

2. KHO-KHO ( boys)

3. KHO-KHO (Girls) …………[ Silver Medal ]

4. CRICKET ………..[ Silver Medal ]

5. BOX CRICKET (Girls)

6. KABBADDI (boys)

7. KABBADDI (Girls) ………….[Gold Medal]

8. BASKET-BALL (Girls)

9. BADMINTON (Boys) ………..[Gold Medal]

10. BADMINTON (Girls) …………[Silver Medal]

11. FOOTBALL …………[Silver Medal]

Indoor sports

1. CARROM ……[Gold Medal]

2. CHESS

3. TABLE TENNIS (Girls)

4. TABLE TENNIS (Boys)

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LABORATORIES IN ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT

Laboratory: Network lab

Lab in Charge: Dr. K. Vadhirajacharya.

Lab Assistant: Mr. Washikar

Sr. No. Equipment Quantity Cost

1 Bridge type

potentiometer

2 10938

2 Wheatstone

Bridge with

Galvanometer

2 14328

3 Galvanometer

with Ballastic

1 5277

4 Power Factor

Meter 3 phase

1 19492

5 Megger 1000v,

100 Mohm

1 9605

6 Galvanometer

with Ballastic

1 5017

7 MTDC Voltmeter 70 92175

8 MTDC Ammeter 70 209008

9 MICA Voltmeter 70 64502

10 MICA Ammeter 55 69801

11 1 phase wattmeter

TDDC type

20 33798

12 Low power factor

wattmeter

10 37110

13 1 phase wattmeter

TPDC type

25 44540

14 Type SY 144M

Square Switch

board flash

03 46578

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Laboratory: Renewable energy Lab

Lab in Charge: Dr. P. K. Katti

Lab Assistant: Mr. Washikar

Sr no Equipment quantity Cost

1 PV system 1 185000

2 Solar emulator 1 450000

3 PV trainer and PV

grid tied training

system

1 450000

4 Wind turbine

emulator

1 900000

Laboratory: Switchgear and Protection Lab/Power

System Lab

Lab in Charge: Prof. M. F. A. R. Satarkar

Lab Assistant: Mr. C. S. Juikar

Sr No Equipment Quantity Cost

1 Simulation model for

MERZPRICS,merz price

protection for alternator

unit,Distance protection

model for T.L.

6 314751

2 Current Transformer

Potential Transformer

6

9

21410

3 Simulation Models

Transmission lines

CT testing kit

PT testing kit

Switchgear/Protection relay

testing kit

3

1

1

1

163210

TOTAL 499371

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Laboratory: Computer Lab

Lab in Charge: Dr. U. V. Patil

Lab Assistant: Mr. H. Washikar


1 HP Computer

system

5 40800

2 HCL Info System

Ltd

8 17000

3 DELL Vastro

1400 Laptop

4 46280

4 HCL Info System

Ltd 43cm LCD

8 8600

5 HP DX 780-Exo

29 AV INTEL 2.8

GHz 3MB 2GB

320GB

15 41396.25

6 Lenovo M732

Dekstop PC

20 41396.25

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Laboratory: Control System Lab

Lab in Charge: Dr. U. V. Patil

Lab Assistant: Mr. C. A. Juikar


1 PID controller 1 10750

2 Compensation

design

2 18300

3 Compensation

design

2 18300

4 Linear system

simulator

2 16700

5 Digital control

system

2 29500

6 DC positon

control and

manual

2 19900

7 Potentiometric

error detector

2 5850

8 Control system kit 16 56936

9 Synchro-

transmitter-

reciever pair

2 26860

total 203096

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GLIMPSES OF EVENTS ORGANISED BY EESA

1) Hon Vice chancellor inaugurating the exhibition

2) Hon Vice chancellor addressing the exhibition

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3) Hon Vice chancellor and Dr.P.K. Katti viewing the exhibition

Participants of Poster Exhibition….

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\

Dr. P. K. Katti

Professor Head

Department of electrical engineering

& Coordinator Technical Exhibition-2014

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DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTION TO NCC

2014-15

National cadet corps is a Tri-services organization, compromising the

Army, Navy and Air Force, engaged in grooming the youth of the country into

disciplined and patriotic citizens. The cadets given basic military training in

small arms and parades. The officers and cadets have no liability for active

military services once they complete their course but are given preference over

normal candidates.

Our department produced dynamic cadets to our NCC UNIT who got

highest rank with participation in reputed camps with good result. The names of

the cadets from our department are as follows:

‘C’ certificate completed cadets-

Cadet. Mukeshkumar ( S.Y.Btech ) Grade ‘B’.

‘C’ certificate appearing cadets-

JUO. Swapnil Bapu Wakade (final year)

CSM. Pramod Kumbhar ( final year)

SGT. Rajiv Biswas ( third year )

Who actively participated in various activities organized in university

such as Blood donation, Tree plantation, Shiv jayanti, Trekking, women

empowerment, Help to labors, End polio Mohim, Medical assistance to

Mangrul village and many more.

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REPUBLIC DAY PARADE 2014

PARADE COMMANDER. JUO SWAPNIL BAPU WAKADE

ARMY ATTACHMENT CAMP 2014

AUNDH MILITARY STATION PUNE (26TH MARATHA LIGHT INFANTRY)

CAMP SENIOR JUO.SWAPNIL BAPU WAKADE

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!!! Student Celebrating Various Days !!!

First Year Class

Navari day

Twins day

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Accessories day

Funky day

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Second Year Class

Rainbow day

Accessories day

85

Group similarity

Navari day

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Third Year Class

Rainbow day

Kurta & Navwari Day

87

Navwari Day

Tie Day

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M.tech Students

Accessories Day

Final year class

89

Accessories day

Tie day

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PROJECT ABSTRACTS

FINAL YEAR M. TECH

Hybrid Renewable Energy System for Rural Electrification in

Smarter Way.

Nagesh Sambhaji Dudile (MT2013706): -

ABSTRACT: - Large portion of world Population lives in a remote areas that

are geographically isolated or grid supply sparely available. Also consumer

expects a mobile form of energy. These demands are for professional need or

rural electrification. Due to limited reserve of conventional energy sources i.e.

fossil fuels and global environment concern. For the use and generation of

electric power it is necessary to use Renewable Energy sources (RES). Hybrid

renewable energy system (HRES) with conventional energy sources is the ideal

system for rural electrification and to provide reliable for of energy to

consumer. This paper discussed the HRES for rural electrification & advantages

of RES over the Conventional energy sources also control of power flow and

frequency fed to the load.

Dynamic State Estimation Analysis by Kalman Filter on

Power System. Omprakash shrawan Mankar (MT2013710):

Abstract--“State estimation (SE) is a technique used to find unknown values of

the state variables based on some imperfect measurement. This method uses

statistical criteria to estimate the actual value of those unknown variables, state

estimation is an essential method used for monitoring power system, dynamic

state estimation of a dynamic state is the indispensable control and stability

prediction under transients conditions, a non-linear Kalman filter was developed

and used to estimate the state of the system based on measurement.

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Remote Monitoring and Controlling of Induction Motor.

Komal P Patil (MT2013712)

Abstract- Comprehensive data collection, monitoring, and control play an

important role to improve the reliability and efficiency of system. It also helps

to avoid unexpected machine failures. Induction motors are used worldwide as

the workhorse in industrial applications. The automated management of

induction motor is necessary in various industrial applications. This paper

proposes a remote monitoring and control of an induction motor based on

Zigbee communication protocol, where wired communication is more

expensive and difficult to employ due to physical conditions. A module of

transducers and sensors monitors the parameters of induction machine and

transmit the data through Zigbee Protocol. A microcontroller based system is

used to collect and store data and accordingly generate control signal to

start/stop the induction machine wirelessly. Moreover, a database is built to

execute online measurements and to save the motor parameters received by

radio frequency (RF).

“Enhancement of transient stability and efficiency of Power system using

PMUs”

Shashikant Prasad (MT2013714)

Aim

To enhances the power systems stability, reliability, security, efficiency and

environmental friendly operation using the Wide Area Measurement systems

(WAMS) and Indian Smart Grid realisation using WAMS.

Objectives

To understand the challenges in realisation of Indian Smart Grid, increase the

transient stability and reliability of Power System with the help of real time

data(synchrophasors), total automation for monitoring, control and protection

using synchrophasor as a tool in WAMS, increasing security, efficiency and

environmental friendly operation using IED and Computer application.

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RAHUL BRAJENDRA SINHA (MT2013718)

TITLE :- STUDY AND MODELLING OF UHVDC

TRANSMISSION WITH DEDICATED METALLIC RETURN

Abstract :-High voltage DC Transmission has been alternatively used for large

amount of bulk power point to point transmission over long distance. UHVDC

has now enhanced power carrying capacity even more. Most of these projects

uses Earth electrode as a return path, during the operation DC ground potential

rises which has adverse effects on buried objects. Use of Dedicated Metallic

Return instead of earth return will put an end to such problem.

SONALI BHAUSAHEB SHINDE- MT2013717

Title: Smart Energy Management Technique by using Smart Meter

Today’s era is called as ‘Age of Automation and Intelligence’. The

automated electrical system needs more advanced communication,

infrastructure and resource management. Due to some limitations of

conventional grid such as centralized generation, high line losses, poor

infrastructure and regulatory concerns the system automation is not an easy

issue. To improve the generation, T&D efficiency, the intelligent sensors and

controls, automated smart switches and substations, robust communications and

other technologies, the smart grid will be able to integrate all types of

generations, and storage systems preclude power outages and surges to a

considerable extent, predict problems before occurrence and automatic healing

if they occurs. This dissertation focuses on smart energy management

techniques by using one of the smart infrastructure components called as ‘Smart

Meter’. The smart meter acts as communication and controlling agent between

utility and consumer.

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GATE QUALIFIED STUDENTS

SR. NO. NAME OF STUDENT YEAR G.S. CATEGORY

1 Sachin Karambe Final B-Tech 32 OBC

2 Naresh Ahirel Final B-Tech 30 OPEN

PLACEMENTS of Electrical Department for

Year 2014-15

JSW

Bhakti deshmukh

Sourabh ghorpade

Sandip jadhav

Sumati kadam

Sachin karambe

Shriganesh lomate

Pramila mhatre

Sagar pawar

Naresh ahire

Pranav kawale

Vishwajit khaitapurkar

INFOSYS

Pranoti dharpure

Ramchandra chavan

IBM

Pooja bandral

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SUDARSHAN CHEMICALS

Jayesh menashi

SGS

Arvind chavan

PALADION

Sonam kumari

POSCO

Srujan raut

Pranay bhagalkar

TORRENT POWER

Swapnil wakade

Tanuja Sathe

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Nirmaan

--Art Section --

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(मानवास उददशन)

हवा बनर माणसा, पण दषित नकोर होऊ,

पाणी बनर माणसा, पण असवचछ नकोर होऊ,

अगनी बनर माणसा, पण परखर नकोर होऊ,

माणस बनर माणसा, पण माणसकी नकोर सोड

वकष बनर माणसा, पण नकोर तयाला तोड,

आकाश बनर माणसा , पण नकोर तयाला भद

धरती बनर माणसा, पण नकोर ततला खोद,

माणस बनर माणसा, पण माणसकी नकोर सोड

पण माणसकी नकोर सोड

- सशील डीसल

समोर ताट आह

पोटात भक आह

पण, डोळयात मातर झोप आह

हीच तर खऱया जीवनाची वाट चाल आह

(पकषयाला) उडणयाची इचछा आह

पखदखील आहत

पण, त पख उडणयास दबबळ आहत

हीच तर खऱया जीवनाची वाटचाल आह

षवहीर खप आहत

तयात पाणी दखील आह

पण, तहानललयासाठी पाणी असवचछ आह


शरीर भरपर आहत

परतयकात रकत आह

पण सतयासाठी झगडणारा कोण आह?



१. माणसबन! २. खऱया जीवनाचीवाटचाल

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आधार दऊनी जीवनाला जवळ घऊनी सवााना मागब दऊनी जागणयाचा ममतर बनलास कळाचा

सावली दऊनी उनहात

माऊली बननी अनाथाची घर करनी मनापाशी जीवन जगाला वनात

फळ दऊनी पराणयाना पान दऊनी मानवाना फल दऊनी पकषाना जीवन ददल सकळाना

कऱहाडीचा दऊनी घाव

जखमी करनी तयास

ऋण फडन अस

कधी जगला का माणस अमाप?

षपरय माझया वकषा पर झाली तझी मभकषा करनी तयास मशकषा बोधड मनषयास


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अभयास

सकाळी उठन बसाव लागत

अभयासाला झोपाव वाटत नाही

कामाझया जीवाला?

रोजरोज लखन-वाचन

नाही कल तर ऐकाव लागत मममी

चभािण शाळत गलो की सर होतात अभयास-पाठातराच तास

मशकषक मशकवायच सोडन सागतात दहावीचयाच गोषटीखास

सधयाकाळी आलो घरी की झाल जवण-पाणी

बसाव लागत अभयासाला तवहा होत जीवच पाणी-पाणी

रातरी वाजल नऊ की झोपाव वाटत मनभरन

तवहा आठवतो आई चामार की लगच यतात डोळभरन

लहानपणी ममतर एकतर आलकी षवचारी,

“कोणता खळ खळायचा?”

आता मातर आल की षवचारी,

“कोणता पाठ वाचायचा?”

पण झाल आता अभयासाला नाव ठवण पर

कारण अभयासातच जीवनाच रहसय आह खर!

आता लकषय लागल माझ अभयासात

आणण जण मी साकार कला सवााचाच धयास

आणण जण मी साकार कलासवााचाच धयास


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षपरय मतरतरणीस.....

पतरास कारण, परतयकषात बोलायची दहममत नवहती कदाचचत, परतयकषात बोललो तर काही तरी चकीच वयकत होणयाची शका मनात की, कदाचचत..... कदाचचत ज बोलणार आह तयामळ त दखावशील की, माझा मनमोकळपणा पाहन तला तो आवडल, ह नककी उमजत नसलयान कदाचचत.....

या सवब कादाचचताचया ओझयानही असल... या कागदाचया शभर आडोशान तझया मनाचा वध घताना, माझया मनाचया भावना तझपयात पोहचषवणयासाठी हा परामाणणक परयतन...

अनकदा अनकाना मणताणा ऐकलय की, ‘एक लडका और एक लडकी कभी दोसत नही हो सकत.’ तयाचया मधय दोसतीचया पलीकड काहीतरी असत.... असलही कदाचचत, पण या दोसतीतच एवढ सामावलय की तया पलीकड जाणयाची गरजच का पडावी कणास ठाऊक? अनकदा आपण एकमकाचया सहवासात एवढ रमतोकी, एकमकाची सवय होत आणण एकट असल की मन सारख धाव घत तया जीवलागाकड. भावनाच मानतील सथान, आजबाजचया लोकाषवियीचया मनातील भावना आणणया भावनाचया ओलावयात उपजलल बध आणण तयाच फमलत महणज नाती, नहमीच बदधीला षवचाराचया भयाण अरणयात घऊन जाताना आणण मग या अरणयाच बहषवधरग, ढग , गध, आणण सपशब आपणास अशी मोदहनी घालतात की पनहा तयावचाररक परवाहातन परतण अशकयच!

माफ करपण lecture बाजीकरणयाकररता ककवा तला साशककत करणया कररता नाही बोलत पण माझा सवभावच आह असा, भावतनक यदधात मला अडोसाच भावतो.... पण आजमददामच ‘आपण’ चयाऐवजी ‘मी’ चा वापर करणयाची दहममत करतोय.....

तला मददामच सागायचय, तझ तनरागस हसण, तया वळची तझया गालावरची खळी आणण अलगदममटल गलल डोळ, तझया बोलणयातला आपलपणा, तनरागसता तझा enjoying ever आणण तरबनधासत attitude फारभावतो. मला तयावर कषवता करणयाची इचछा होत पण मग मी मददमच आवर घालतो. लोक वाचन गर अथब काढतील कदाचचत.... असो तरीही माझया अशा बोलणयान थोडी त भयाली असशील कदाचचत. परत आपलया ममतरावर षवशवास असदत. तला टोचल-बोचल असा कठलाही परकार तो कधी ही करणार नाही.... अनकदा मी तनराश होतो, चचड चचड करतो आणण मगत यऊन

inspiration चा डोस ददला की सार कस perfect again. महणन ह तनराश होण ही आवडायला लागलय. आता.... खर साग तझयामळ मी मनमोकळ हसायला मशकलो. छोटया-छोटया गोषटीतला आनद अनभवायला लागलो आणण here no कदाचचत.... कारण माझ मन साकषीदार आह. तझा तो perfect attitude पाहन मी सवतःला खप नमशबवान

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समजतो की तझयासारखी मतरीण मला ममळाली. तझ एवढ perfection पाहन थोड

underestimate वहायला होत.....पण तयामळही असल कदाचचत ‘त मला फार आवडतस.’

त shock झाली असशील कदाचचत पण मी मददमहन ‘तझया वर परम करतो’ चया ऐवजी त मला आवडतस असबोल तोय.... एखादया षवियी आपलया मनात तनतात आदरभाव,

आपलपणा तया वयकतीन आपलयापासन कधीही दर नजावो दह भावना ती जशी आह तशी रहद दणयाचा सवभाव यालाच ही दतनया परम महणत असल... तर मी तही कलय तझयावर. मला ठाऊक आह माझया अशा बोलणयान त दखावशील, दरावशील माझयापासन. पण खर सागया भावनाचा अथब लावण फार कठीण गणणतआह. आणण त मला सटना महणन तझया मागबदशबनाची गरजआह...

जगताना काही कळया तयाचा रग, गध, सगध आणण सपशब यामळ मनाला वड लावन जातात. पण याच भावना कधी-कधी इतकया अनावर होतात की मनषय षवचारात जगतोय की वतबमानात याच भान तयाला सवतःलाच रहात नही. तो फकत अडकत जातो... अडकत जातो... अन अडकत जातो... तया चकरवयहात मगया कोडयाला काही उतर नही का? तया वाट चकललया परवाशाच, मग अततम दठकाण तरी कठल?

मला एखादी गोषट आवडली यात माझाही दोि असल कदाचचत. पण सगळ बोलन दाखवणयाची दहममत याकररता कली की मी तझयाशी परामाणणक अस इचचछतो. मला ठाऊक आह नवह पकक ठाऊक आह कीमला आवडणारी परतयक गोषट मला ममळ शकत नाही आणण मीती ममळवणयाचा अटटहास ही नही धरत... ‘त जशी आहस तशीच रहा, तला ज आवडल तच कर’...

एवढ सार ऐकन तझया माझया षवियीचया षवचारात बदल होईल ही, कसा त ठाऊक नाही... पण परम करणका चकीच आह?... आणण असल तर आईन आपलया बाळावर कललया परमाच काय? नदीन सागरावर कललया परमाच काय? माझही असच असल कदाचचत... पण त खर आह... काही वळा नतर त दरावणार आह माझयापासन. मातर मनानत अशीच मजसव रहा... आणण आठवणीत कठतरी या ममतरास छोटीशी जागा असदत...

वाट पाहतोय.........

तझाच कदाचचत..............

परमसडट (अततमविब) (the words are not mine but sentiment expressed in it are...)

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आयषयावर बोल काही

लहान होतो जवहा तवहा आनदन खळ खळ वाहनच फकत मादहत होत

पण आता कळतय की कधीतरी उचावरन ही कोसळाव लागत नकोस असल तरी आयषयाच सतय मानय कराव लागत कषणभगर अशा या आयषयात आपलस करणार कोणीतरी शोधाव लागत जसजशी ओळख झाली यादतनयादारीशी दःख काय असत याची जाणीव झाली महणन हरवललया या बालपणात पनहा डबन जावस वाटत या परवाहा सोबत जाणया ऐवजी सवतःच एक परवाह बनवा वाटत ऊन पावसाचयाया खळात आधारच झाड बनन कोणाला तरी इदर धनषय दाखवण यातच आयषयाच गषपत दडलल असत जग ह आपलयासाठी नाही तर आपण जगासाठी आहोत ह मानन सगळयावर भर भरन परम करायचा असत आठवणीसाठी जगणयापकषा अस जगाव की आपल आयषयाच एक आठवण होऊन जाईल.......

- सवचननल वाकड (अततमविब)

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आयषयाचापरवास ...

बालपण सरल, घरा पासन दर गल...

अभयासाशी मतरी कली, खरी मतरी ववसरल...

आज न उदया खरी मतरी ममळल अस वाटल...

तो उदया उजडो वा न उजडो, पण मी मातर...

आयषयाचया परवासाची, एक ववशष परवासी बनल...

उतरायच ठिकाण िाऊक नवहत, तवहा वाटल...

शजारया सोबत उतराव, अस महणत अराा टपपा गािल...

उतरलया वर नशीब उजळणार, ह मनात हळच रजल...

नशीब उजळो अथवा न उजळो ,पण मी मातर...


या परवासात अनक ठिकाणी आपटल...

तर मधयच ममळता, नटन थटन घतल...

अततम टपपयाचया ओढीन, नवनवीन परवाशाना भटल...

अततम टपपा गािो अथवा न गािो, पण मी मातर...


गाडया बदलन बदलन, मधयच करी मी थकल...

लगच आशची शाल पाघरन, नव सवपन गफल...

सवपन परतयकषात उतरल महणत, अर आयषय सरल...

सवपन परतयकषात उतरोवा न उतरो, पण मी मातर...

आयषयाचया परवासाची, एक ववशष परवासी बनल..

आयषयाचा हा परवास न सपणारा ह कळन चकल...

कोणी तरी या परवासात, साथ दयायच राठहल... ही साथ सखद होईल ,अस मनी वाटल...

साथ सखद असो वा नसो, पण मी मातर...

आयषयाचया परवासाची, एक ववशष परवासी बनल..

- क. रजनी तनजवत (परथमवषा , ववदयतअमभयातरतरकी)

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We are friends

I got your back

You got mine,

I'll help you out

Anytime!

To see you hurt

To see you cry

Makes me weep

And wanna die

And if you agree

To never fight

It wouldn't matter

Who's wrong or right

If a broken heart

Needs a mend

I'll be right there

Till the end

If your cheeks are wet

From drops of tears

Don't worry

Let go of your fears

Hand in hand

Love is sent,

We'll be friends

Till the end!!!!

Reshma gund

Final Year

Friends Forever

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Every one of us wants to live in a safe environment so that we can feel secured and

protected. No one wants to come out from their cocoon. What may be the reason behind this?

Can you guess? No. don’t worry, I will tell you. Its human tendency to seek the place where

one can feel protected. There is nothing wrong with it. But the thing is that one will never

know their abilities and utilize it completely.

In life, you have to prove yourself at different stages. To do so, you must come out

from your cocoon and must go beyond comfort zone. Then and only then you will achieve it.

Let me explain this with example. When we were a child, then also we struggled for making

our identity in class. It takes some time for everyone to make their own place in society,

college or it can be anything.

Let’s take another example. There was one famous singer. In her childhood, she was

very much frightened to sing in crowd. When she was alone, she used to sing a song. Her

voice was so melodious. One day, her best friend came to know about her passion for singing

and then she decided to support her. There was a singing competition in their school. Her

friend somehow manages singer to participate in competition. Finally, that day came in her

life when she stands in front of the crowd and starts singing. She was so scared to see the

crowd. She stopped for some time and closes her eyes. She remembered all the efforts which

she had taken to become a singer. Then she gathered all the strength and tried to sing well.

She sang the song so nicely that everyone in crowd appreciated her. It became possible just

because she took courage, went beyond her comfort zone and did the thing excellently.

Every one of us have power to do what we want. But the problem is we don’t want to

face difficulties, challenges. Rather this makes us stronger and mature. We take it in a

negative sense. We must look at this as opportunities for us. Then what are you waiting for.

Come out of comfort zone and make your destiny.

Discover ways, discover yourself.

Tanuja Sathe

Final Year

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Engineering Summary

1. Some Basic definitions:-

A) Engineering College: Place where you're punished for getting good HSC marks.

B) Babe: After two years in Engineering, anything remotely female qualifies for that title.

C) Senior: Guy who got ragged as junior and wants to get some payback.

D) Fresher: Guy who has to ask where the canteen is.

E) Really Dumb Fresher: Guy who asks a senior where the canteen is.

F) Really Really Dumb fresher: Guy who follows the senior to the canteen.

G) Ragging: The unfortunate fate of the previous idiot.

H) Evasive action: Watch the juniors when any seniors come nearby. (No one runs faster than

a fresher. NO ONE.)

I) Lectures: Waste of time.. physical presence is a must ...only meant for sleeping, completing

assignments & general TP.

J) Tuitions : What you take when you don't waste enough time.

K) Professor: Person paid to put students to sleep.

L) Vernac Prof : Unusual variant of previous individual who comes packaged with his own

brand of English ("Now you check me our journal." "You Out get from class." "Are you

Understand, Beta?”)

M) Practicals : 60 to 90 minutes in which you watch the girls do your experiment, and usually

destroy a considerable array of lab equipment.

N) Hopeless Practical : The practical in which there are no girls in your group, simply look

blankly at each other, fiddle with the equipment, and finally copy the readings from the girls

of course...).

Shreyal Waghmare (Third Year)

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STORY OF CHAIN SMOKER

My alarm goes off, so I immediately get up out of bed to shut it off. At that same

moment, I think about smoking. Instead, I jump back into bed for a bit and rest some more.

But the initial thought of smoking does cross my mind.

When I do finally get up, a cigarette is the first thing I reach for. I don't even go to the

bathroom first, I grab a smoke instead. The first one of the day is always the best, reminding

me why I'm like this in the first place. It tastes great!

I usually give myself 30 minutes or so until I have to get in the shower and get ready for

work. In that span of 30 minutes, I'll smoke at least another cigarette, 2 at the most. So that

makes 3 now before I've even showered. Of course after I've showered and gotten dressed, I'll

have another. For some reason, the fresh feeling of being all nice and clean makes me want to

light up. It's a big trigger, don't ask me why, it just is.

So, off to college I go. I open the door, leave my apartment, lock the door behind me, and

light up another one. It's fun to puff away on my walk to the bus stop. I like to think about my

day and what's going to potentially happen at the same time.

If I time it right, the bus will arrive within 5 or so minutes of me getting to the stop. But, if I

somehow miss it, or it arrives too early and leaves without me, that will give me a reason to

smoke another one while I wait for the next bus to come.

Eventually it arrives. How many have I had so far? I've had 6 cigarettes already, and it's not

even noon yet. Pretty disgusting, isn't it?

I get off the bus and have another. I've got about a mile walk to my class, so deep down I

know I can have up to 3 more if I really wanted to. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't.

Subconsciously, I'm preparing myself for all the when I can't go outside.

Of course I smell like an ashtray when I walk in. I don't notice it, but I'm sure everyone else

does. I bet they think I smell gross, but I can't tell because smokers can't smell themselves.

So, because I had so many before the class, I have enough nicotine in my blood to last for a

couple hours. What does that mean? It means I can work for 3 or 4 hours and not intensely

crave nicotine. I'll be fine for my work shift, but I will get crankly towards the end of it.

But as soon as I get the chance, I'm going outside to have another. I don't think I smoke too

much, only 1 or 2 at the most while at work. That isn't bad, right? I see others have more than

me, so I'm OK.

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Before you know it, college is over. How many have I had now? I've had 11, and now it's

nighttime. Any of this ring a bell? This is everyday life for me.

I leave college and immediately light up another. It was a rough day of work, and I deserve it.

It's my treat for working so hard. And yes, back up to the bus stop I go, walking that mile. I

almost always have two in this time frame. If my bus arrives within minutes, great! If not, I'll

have another while I wait, no big deal.

Finally, the bus comes, and back home I go. When I get dropped off, I have a cigarette on the

walk back to my apartment. It's the natural thing to do. I like to reflect about my day at work

while I'm walking home.

What's the running total now? I've had 14, which is over half a pack already, and I just got

home from work!

I open the door to my apartment, and immediately get greeted by my kitties. They love me so

much, they can't wait till I get home. I start to get settled, pop open a beer, and before I even

take off my work uniform, I light up a cigarette. I may even have one before I go to the

bathroom. It doesn't matter how bad I need to go, nicotine comes first.

I live by myself, so I don't worry about smoking in my apartment. It's only me, so who cares,

right? If I was expecting company, I'd go outside or open a window, but for now, I'm fine

with staying inside.

I'm a computer nerd, so I like to sit around most nights and fiddle around on my computer,

surfing the Internet.

Sumedh Telang

Second Year

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The Rain It’s a very nice atmosphere this evening.

The clouds are thundering with might. The lightning amazingly luminous. The

wind is wild and fiercely flowing all around; untamed & insane.

It seems like some kind of tribal ritual of nature to call the sacred deity of

RAIN; Rain that transforms everything; Rain that is fierce as well as soft. It can

bring destruction but without it none can survive.

Rain has traits of nature.

Birds are enjoying the happy wind, expanding their wings and flying over it,

trying to catch its pace and motion; trying to be like it.

The lightning and thunder have become stronger now; they have given the

signal. And as I can see with blurry vision in dim light, tiny water droplets fall

down from the clouds; the mighty clouds. The droplets seem like the children of

Mother Nature bestowing love and mercy.

The wind has become stronger now, thunder louder and lightning more

luminous as the darkness comes in. The lightning are the fire torches which

guide a way, the thunders are the beatings from drums and the wind are the

flowers which bring surges of fragrances to freshen the atmosphere, these all are

the calls for the return of The King; The Unrivalled, Undisputed King who will

fight and relieve everyone from sadness and bliss them all with HAPPYNESS

with soothing cool rain.

As the water droplets fall on the leaves, they are softly taken down to the

ground to sooth mother Earth, who will thus protect and nurture us.

As the lightning falls down, it looks like a heavenly meeting of sky and Earth,

both advancing their hands and greeting each other. This meeting is so hearty

and passionate that sky gives a surge of energy to the earth, to reawaken her

spirit; the energy that flows in our body; the LIFE ENERGY.

I wish this energy flows in the body of each and every living creature who is

sad, broken and lost all spirit; to fire sparks in the ashes of their heart, to give

them a rebirth, to awaken their spirits and let their soul fly happily ever after.

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I pray to the heavenly energies to grant us freedom like wind; that is free and

fierce.

Let us be like the lightning; that has an ever luminous aura.

Let our hopes and will be like thunder which can be heard hundreds of miles

away.

Like lightning & thunder, let us be working men rather than talking one.

Let us be like Rain, the harbinger of Life and HAPPYNESS.

Let us be like mother earth who nourishes everyone equally.

Let us be like trees who are ever benevolent.

Let us be happy, joyous and blissed.

Let us be a part of Mother Nature.

LET US BE LIKE HER!!!

Vatan Mehar

T.Y BTECH. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

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Plastic pollution

Plastic pollution involves the accumulation of plastic products in the environment that

adversely affects wildlife, wildlife habitat, or humans. Exposure to many of the chemicals

that these plastics are composed of can also cause adverse effects. Plastic pollutants are

categorized into micro-, meso, or macro debris, based on size. Plastic pollution can adversely

affect lands, waterways and oceans. Living organisms can also be affected through

entanglement, direct ingestion of plastic waste, or through exposure to chemicals within

plastics that cause interruptions in biological functions. Plastic reduction efforts have

occurred in some areas in attempts to reduce plastic consumption and promote plastic

recycling. The prominence of plastic pollution is correlated with plastics being inexpensive

and durable, which lends to high levels of plastics used by humans. However, it is slow to

degrade.

Effects on humans

Due to the use of chemical additives during plastic production, plastics have potentially

harmful effects that could prove to be carcinogenic or promote endocrine disruption. Some of

the additives are used as phthalate plasticizers and brominated flame retardants. Through bio

monitoring, chemicals in plastics, such as BPA and phthalates, have been identified in the

human population. Humans can be exposed to these chemicals through the nose, mouth, or

skin. Although the level of exposure varies depending on age and geography, most humans

experience simultaneous exposure to many of these chemicals. Average levels of daily

exposure are below the levels deemed to be safe, but more research needs to be done on the

effects of low dose exposure on humans. A lot is unknown on how severely humans are

physically affected by these chemicals. Some of the chemicals used in plastic production can

cause dermatitis upon contact with human skin. In many plastics, these toxic chemicals are

only used in trace amounts, but significant testing is often required to ensure that the toxic

elements are contained within the plastic by inert material or polymer.

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It can also affect humans in which it may create an eyesore that interferes with enjoyment of

the natural environment.

Effects on the environment

The distribution of plastic debris is highly variable as a result of certain factors such as wind

and ocean currents, coastline geography, urban areas, and trade routes. Human population in

certain areas also plays a large role in this. Plastics are more likely to be found in enclosed

regions such as the Caribbean. Plastic pollution, more so in the forms of macro- and mega-

plastics, potentially serves as a means of distribution of organisms to remote coasts that are

not their native environments. This could potentially increase the variability and dispersal of

organisms in specific areas that are less biologically diverse. Plastics can also be used as

vectors for chemical contaminants such as persistent organic pollutants and heavy metals.

Defects in Animals

Similar to humans, animals exposed to plasticizers can experience developmental defects.

Specifically, sheep have been found to have lower birth weights when prenatally exposed to

Bisphenol A. Exposure to BPA can shorten the distance between the eyes of a tadpole. It can

also stall development in frogs and can result in a decrease in body length. In different

species of fish, exposure can stall egg hatching and a decrease in body weight, tail length, and

body length.

Reduction efforts:

Efforts to reduce the use of plastics and to promote plastic recycling have occurred. Some

supermarkets charge their customers for plastic bags, and in some places more efficient

reusable or biodegradable materials are being used in place of plastics. Some communities

and businesses have put a ban on some commonly used plastic items, such as bottled water

and plastic bags.

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Biodegradable and degradable plastics

The use of biodegradable plastics has been shown to have many advantages and

disadvantages. Biodegradables are biopolymers that degrade in industrial composters.

Biodegradables do not degrade as efficiently in domestic composters, and during this slower

process, methane gas may be emitted.

There are also other types of degradable materials that are not considered to be biopolymers,

because they are oil-based, similar to other conventional plastics. These plastics are made to

be more degradable through the use of different additives, which help them degrade when

exposed to UV rays or other physical stressors. However, biodegradation-promoting additives

for polymers have been shown not to significantly increase biodegradation.

Although biodegradable and degradable plastics have helped reduce plastic pollution, there

are some drawbacks. One issue concerning both types of plastics is that they do not break

down very efficiently in natural environments. There, degradable plastics that are oil-based

may break down into smaller fractions, at which point they do not degrade further.

Sanju Jaywant Kadu.

TY Electrical

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WHO AM I?

Electrical Engineers, there’s no way we exist without them. We use units named after them,

we apply theories proposed by them. But how much do we actually know about the people

who started it all? Wait, do we even know them by sight??

1) A French Physicist and Mathematician, he started teaching himself advanced mathematics

at the tender age of 12. In coming years, his reading encompassed history, travels, poetry,

Philosophy and the natural sciences. In 1802, he produced a mathematical treatise on

mathematical probability Considérationssur la théoriemathématique dejeu (“Considerations

on the Mathematical Theory of Games”), followed by , Mémoiresur la théoriemathématique

desphénomènesélectro dynamiquesuniquement déduite del’experience (Memoir on the

Mathematical Theory of Electrodynamic Phenomena, Uniquely Deduced from Experience) in

1827. He is regarded as one of the main founders of the science of classical

electromagnetism.

2) In 1873, while on a cable-laying ship bound for Lisbon, he had an unexpected 16-day stop

at Madeira, in course of which he became friendly with a family with three daughters. The

following year, he set sail for Madeira again. While the ship approached the harbour, he

signalled to one of the daughters with a marriage proposal. Needless to say, it was accepted.

Workwise, he had a career as an electric telegraph engineer and inventor, and took part in the

laying of the French-Atlantic submarine communications cable in 1869. At the age of 12 he

won a prize for translating Lucian of Samosata's Dialogues of the Gods from Latin to

English. And he is widely known for determining the correct value of absolute zero as

approximately -273.15 Celsius.

3) He was a French Physicist whose name is included in the list of the 72 names inscribed on

the Eiffel Tower. From his experiments on the torsional force for metal wires, he derived the

following result

"... the moment of the torque is, for wires of the same metal, proportional to the

torsional angle, the fourth power of the diameter and the inverse of the length of the

wire..."He is also considered a pioneer in the field of geotechnical engineering for his

contribution to retaining wall design. And before you wonder why he’s in this list, he

developed the definition of the electrostatic force of attraction and repulsion.

4) This Sherlock Holmes lookalike has a rather chequered career-graph. He enrolled at the

Austrian Polytechnic in Graz, Austria, in 1875 on a Military Border scholarship. During his

first year, he never missed a lecture, earned the highest grades possible, passed nine exams

(that’s nearly TWICE as many required), and also started a culture club. However, at the end

of his second year, he lost his scholarship and became addicted to gambling. During his third

year, he gambled away his allowance and his tuition money, later gambling back his initial

losses. He never graduated from the university and did not receive grades for the last

semester.

In his final years, he walked to the park every day to feed the pigeons and even

brought injured ones into his hotel room to nurse back to health. He probably suffered from

obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in his later years. He fired a secretary because of her

weight and on several occasions, directed a subordinate to go home and change her dress.

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Some glimpses of NAAC 2015

Interaction by Dr. P K Katti H O D, with NAAC 2015 committee Expert peer team members

Department presentation by Dr. P K Katti during NAAC 2015 committee Visit

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Presentation of power electronics Lab By Dr. K Vadirajaharya during NAAC 2015 Visit

Presentation of Renewable Energy Lab By Dr. P K Katti during NAAC 2015 committee Visit

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Some glimpses of Different Poster presentation on held in 2014-15

Inauguration of Poster presentation on electrical Machines -2014 By Hon Vice Chancellor Dr. R B Mankar

School children Poster presentation on electrical Machines -2014

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Inauguration of Poster presentation on swachh Bharat Abhiyan -2015 By Hon Vice Chancellor Dr. R B Mankar

Student’s presentation during Poster Exhibition on swachh Bhart Aabhiyan

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Visit of M Tech Scholars to IEEE and EEMA organized INTEECT -2015 at

Exhibition center Goregaon -Mumbai

M Tech Students with Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar at INTEECT-2015 along with dr. P K Katti & Dr. K

Vadirajachr ya

M Tech Students at exhibition shop at INTEECT -2015 a

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Some glimpses of IEEE work shop on Electrical safety in India held in 2014

Inauguration of the Electrical safety Workshop 2014

M Tech Students along with Dr. P K Katti & Dr. K Vadirajachr ya with Experts at the work shop

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Discussion with experts during MOCK NAAC Visit-2015

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FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK . . .

Hello friends,

It is an immerse pleasure to bring in front of you the Third “EESA YEAR BOOK”. This

magazine focuses on activities, achievements and progress of the department.

I am very thankful to our respected H.O.D. Dr. P.K. Katti Sir and other faculty members

who encouraged us to create an EESA YEAR BOOK”. I am also thankful to Mr. Aniket Lohar,

President of EESA, all magazine committee members and students because without their articles,

poems, paintings and valuable support this magazine could not be possible. I feel very proud to

be a Magazine Coordinator of EESA and lucky to work with you all guys. We have tried our best

to make this Magazine more alive with some beautiful memories of department.

Hope that this activity will be continued every year.

Thank you.

Mahesh P. Wankhede

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