1. Computer Aided Machine Drawing:

The Computer Aided Machine Drawing laboratory equips engineering students with practical skills in creating precise and detailed engineering drawings using computer-aided design (CAD) software. Through hands-on exercises, students learn to interpret engineering sketches and translate them into 2D and 3D digital models. They gain proficiency in using CAD tools to generate orthographic projections, isometric views, and assembly drawings of machine components. Additionally, students learn to annotate drawings with dimensions, tolerances, and other necessary specifications following industry standards. This laboratory provides essential training for future engineers, enabling them to communicate design ideas effectively and accurately convey technical information to manufacturing teams.

2.Manufacturing Technology Laboratory:

In the Manufacturing Technology Laboratory, students engage in practical experiments to understand various manufacturing processes and techniques. They work with machining tools such as lathes, milling machines, and CNC routers to fabricate components from raw materials. Additionally, students explore casting, forging, welding, and additive manufacturing processes to produce parts with different properties and characteristics. By analyzing the advantages and limitations of each manufacturing method, students develop a comprehensive understanding of production processes and gain insights into selecting the most suitable techniques for specific engineering applications. This laboratory fosters hands-on learning and critical thinking skills essential for success in the manufacturing industry.

3.Strength of Materials and Fluid Machinery Laboratory:

The Strength of Materials and Fluid Machinery Laboratory provides students with practical experience in testing the mechanical properties of materials and studying fluid mechanics phenomena. Through experiments, students investigate concepts such as stress, strain, elasticity, and material failure under different loading conditions. They also explore the behavior of fluid machinery components like pumps, turbines, and hydraulic systems to understand principles such as fluid flow, pressure, and energy conversion. By conducting hands-on experiments and analyzing experimental data, students gain a deeper understanding of material behavior and fluid dynamics, preparing them for careers in mechanical engineering, materials science, and fluid mechanics research.

4.Thermal Engineering Laboratory:

The Thermal Engineering Laboratory serves as a hub for exploring principles related to heat transfer, thermodynamics, and energy conversion systems. Through hands-on experiments, students investigate fundamental concepts such as conduction, convection, and radiation heat transfer. They analyze the performance of heat exchangers, refrigeration systems, and power cycles to understand energy conversion processes and optimize system efficiency. Additionally, students gain practical experience in measuring thermophysical properties of materials and analyzing thermal behavior in engineering applications. This laboratory provides essential skills for designing and analyzing thermal systems, preparing students for careers in fields such as HVAC, power generation, and renewable energy.

5.Metrology and Dynamics Laboratory:

The Metrology and Dynamics Laboratory focuses on precision measurement techniques and the analysis of mechanical systems' dynamic behavior. Students learn to use advanced metrology instruments such as coordinate measuring machines and laser interferometers to measure dimensional accuracy and surface finish of engineering components. Additionally, they conduct experiments to investigate the dynamics of mechanical systems, including vibration analysis, modal testing, and structural dynamics. By applying theoretical knowledge to practical experiments, students develop skills in analyzing mechanical systems' behavior and optimizing their performance, essential for careers in mechanical engineering, aerospace, and automotive industries.

6.CAD/CAM Laboratory:

In the CAD/CAM Laboratory, students gain practical experience in integrating computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) technologies for product development and production processes. They learn to create 3D models, simulate manufacturing processes, and generate toolpaths for CNC machining. Through hands-on projects, students understand the workflow from design to production, emphasizing the importance of CAD/CAM integration in modern manufacturing industries. This laboratory prepares students for careers in product design, manufacturing engineering, and computer-aided engineering (CAE).

7.CAD/CAM Laboratory:

The Heat Transfer Laboratory provides students with hands-on experience in studying heat transfer phenomena and analyzing thermal systems. Through experiments, students investigate heat conduction, convection, and radiation, as well as applications such as heat exchangers and thermal insulation materials. By measuring heat transfer coefficients and analyzing thermal performance, students gain insights into optimizing heat transfer processes in engineering applications. This laboratory prepares students for careers in thermal engineering, HVAC design, and energy systems analysis.

8.Heat Transfer Laboratory:

The Mechatronics and IoT Laboratory focuses on interdisciplinary projects integrating mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering principles. Students work on designing and prototyping mechatronic systems, incorporating sensors, actuators, and microcontrollers for automation and control. Additionally, they explore the Internet of Things (IoT) by developing connected devices and systems, enabling data acquisition, analysis, and remote monitoring. Through project-based learning, students gain practical experience in developing innovative solutions for real-world engineering challenges in fields like robotics, automation, and smart infrastructure. This laboratory prepares students for careers in robotics, automation, and IoT-enabled systems development.