CONTENTS ACHIEVEMENTS BY THE STUDENTS ------------------------------------------------------------- 4 PAPER PRESENTED BY STUDENTS IN NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES---- 4 STUDENTS ADMITTED FOR HIGHER STUDIES -------------------------------------------------- 5 ACHIEVEMENTS IN COMPETITIVE EXAMS ------------------------------------------------------ 6 OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 ACTIVITIES OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION --------------- 12 ALUMNI INTERACTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12 SAMAST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 ACTIVITIES OF SAE COLLEGIATE CLUB ---------------------------------------------------------- 16 ALUMNI CHRONICLES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 NOT ALL THE PLANS WE MAKE IN LIFE ARE FULFILLED.!! - ------------------------------- 24 RESPONSE OF SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO EXTERNAL EXCITATIONS – MIND OF LEADERS AND DISTURBED MIND ---------------------------------------------------------------- 25 A CONVERSATION AT THE END OF DESTINY -------------------------------------------------- 28 LET'S DEAL WITH THIS IMPOSTER SYNDROME ---------------------------------------------- 32 भारतम ् । ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 AGONY OF THE RESTLESS HEART ---------------------------------------------------------------- 34 HIDDEN ROSES –-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35 तुलना –--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36 પવિત્ર પ્રેમની પરિભાષા ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37 MAA -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38 भोले ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 39 गलततयांा ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40 ART GALLERY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 41 ACTIVITIES AT THE DEPARTMENT ----------------------------------------------------------------45 STTP/FDP/SEMINARS/WEBINARS ATTENDED BY FACULTY MEMBERS -------------------45 EXPERT LECTURES DELIVERED BY THE FACULTY MEMBERS --------------------------------45 EXPERT LECTURES ARRANGED BY THE DEPARTMENT --------------------------------------- 45 A SPECIAL COURSE ON DEEP LEARNING CONDUCTED AT THE DEPARTMENT -------- 46 INDUSTRIAL VISIT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------47 CONTRIBUTION TO RESEARCH AND INNOVATION BY THE DEPARTMENT ------------ 48 JOURNAL PAPERS PUBLISHED --------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 CONFERENCE PAPERS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51 FUNDED PROJECTS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52 PATENTS FILED/PUBLISHED ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 52 AWARDS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 53 MESA BOARD 2021 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 MESA BOARD 2022 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 3
ACHIEVEMENTS BY THE STUDENTS PAPER PRESENTED BY STUDENTS IN NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES/ JOURNALS ● 18BME017-Siddharth Bhatia, 18BME014-Atharva Ratnaparkhe, 18BME015-Ayush Sharma presented a research paper on Design Calculations and Fabrication of a Foot Operated Hand Sanitizer in the International e-conference in Mechanical Engineering for students on Recent Innovations in Mechanical Engineering (RIME-2021), Nirma University, Ahmedabad, 24th-25th July 2021. ● 18BME114-Chauhan Shubhanshusingh, 18BME003-Patel Aditya, 18BME119-Solanki Yashraj presented a research paper on Boiler Technology: Using Plastic as an Alternative fuel and was awarded as the best paper award at the international e-Conference for students on Recent Innovation in Mechanical Engineering (RIME-2021), Nirma University, Ahmedabad, 24-25 July 2021. ● 18BME108-Shekhda Dhrumil, 18BME111-Sheth Kushal, 18BEC017-Boda Jigar, 19BME079- Gajara Parth, Chauhan Mihir, presented a research paper on experimental study on Detailed Design of a Quadruped Robot Based On 5-Bar Linkage Leg at the international e- Conference for students on Recent Innovation in Mechanical Engineering (RIME-2021), Nirma University, Ahmedabad, 24-25 July 2021. ● 18BME108-Shekhda Dhrumil,18BME111-Sheth Kushal, 18BEC121-Vasjariya Abhay, Mecwan Akash, Chauhan Mihir presented a research paper on study on Design and Experimentation of Arrow Throwing Mechanism for Robocon 2021 at the international e- Conference for students on Recent Innovation in Mechanical Engineering (RIME-2021), Nirma University, Ahmedabad, 24-25 July 2021. ● 18BME160 Adnan Memon, Prof. Balkrushna Shah, presented a research paper on CFD Analysis to Minimize the Spread of COVID-19 Virus in Air-Conditioned Classroom at the international e-Conference for students on Recent Innovation in Mechanical Engineering (RIME-2021), Nirma University, Ahmedabad, 24-25 July 2021. • 19BME108 Harshal Patil, “Detection, Causes and Ways of prevention of cavitation in pumps”, International Journal of Engineering Applied Science and Technology, Vol.6 Issue 3, 2021, ISSN-2455-2143. 4
STUDENTS ADMITTED FOR HIGHER STUDIES • Jaldeepsinh Chauhan 17BME022- MBA, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, India • Aditya Agarwal 17BME002- MBA, L.N.Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research (WeSchool), Mumbai, India • Deepesh Makhija 17BME027- M.S, University of Florida, US • Siddharth Tripathi 17BME110- M.S, University Duisburg-Essen, Germany • Malhar Patel 17BME057- M.S, University of Michigan-Dearborn, US • Prasham Shailesh Patel 17BME087- M.S, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, US • Jas Shahanand 17BME041- Ph.D., University of Colorado, Boulder, US • Purna Raxitkumar Patel 17BME089- M.S-Robotics, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, US • Yash Sharma 17BME125- Masters in Industrial Engineering, Concordia University, Canada • Maharshi Chavda 17BME054- M.Eng., University of Windsor, Canada • Rushi Bhimani 17BME093- MTech-CAD/CAM, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, India • Vidhan Pankajkumar Chokshi 17BME121- Masters in Industrial Engineering, Purdue University, West Lafayette, US • Umang Beswal 17BME112- Business Management Diploma, XLRI-Delhi, India • Suhrid Purohit 17BME104- PGD, Motor sport technical school, India • Agarwal Aditya 17BME002- PGDM, IES Management College and Research Center, Mumbai, India • V Varunrajan 17BME115- M.E-Manufacturing Engineering, McMaster University, Canada 5
ACHIEVEMENTS IN COMPETITIVE EXAMS ● 16BME129-Satkirat Ahuja, 2020 batch pass out from B.Tech Mechanical Engineering Department, IT, NU, scored 99.36 percentile in Common Admission Test (CAT) 2021. ● 18BME009-Anjaney Lokapur has secured 330/340 In GRE. ● 18BME106-Sharvil Choksi has secured 324/340 In GRE. ● 18BME017-Siddharth Bhatia has secured 322/340 In GRE. ● 18BME129-Vedant Soni has secured 315/340 In GRE. ● 19BME021-Dhrunal Bhimani has secured 310/340 In GRE. ● 19BME068-Nihar Shah has secured GATE rank of 2657 in ME and 208 In XE category respectively. ● 19BME072-Shivam Padmani has secured GATE Rank Of 4995 in ME and 1999 in XE category respectively. 6
OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS THE RANK OF SUO AND “EK BHARAT SHRESHTH BHARATH SAPTAH” 19BME060-Mehta Rushi, Promoted to the highest rank of NCC, rank of Senior Under Officer (SUO) of NCC Nirma University Unit. He was also selected for \"Ek Bharat Shreshth Bharat\" National Camp in NCC. He successfully attended the same. THE CAMPUS AMBASSADOR PROGRAM 19BME065-Pulkit Nagralawala got selected for the Campus Ambassador Program with NEO Educational Foundation to make students aware about the National Engineering Olympiad. THE RANK OF CADET UNDER OFFICER 19BME108-Harshal Patil promoted to the rank of Cadet Under Officer at NCC Nirma University in October 2021. 7
RAMAN’2022 20BME010-Aryan Kalariya, participated in RAMAN’2022 organized by Department of Electronics and Communication, Institute of Technology, Nirma University and received the best poster award. DRONE FRAME DESIGN CHALLENGE 20BME003 Aditya Gupta won the first prize in drone frame design challenge which was sponsored by Autodesk. A total of 84 teams from all over India participated in the competition from which team arrow member 20BME003 Aditya Gupta and 19BME051 Jeet Kamani emerged victorious. E-LEARNING COURSE 20BME012 Aum Chavda completed e learning course on self-charged hybrid electric vehicle. 8
MATLAB HACKATHON The team Insane_Triad won 2nd prize along with an Rs. 3000/- cash prize in the national level 48 hours long live MATLAB Hackathon hosted by the Electronics Department of Nirma University held between 1st January to 3rd January 2022. 19BME005-Aditya Kundal from Mechanical department lead the team with two team members (Akshat Jain 19BEC007 and Barun Debnath 19BEC022). AS LEVEL ENGLISH GENERAL PAPER 21BME070 Noumaan Sayed achieved the highest marks in English in Saudi Arabia and was consequently awarded a certificate by Cambridge International. VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT 19BME094 Parth Patel and 20BME078 Aksh Patel participated in the West Zone Inter- University Volleyball (Men) Tournament 2021- 22 held on December 18-22, 2021 at Rani Durgavati Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur (MP). 9
NPTEL \"COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING “ COURSE 19BME065 Pulkit Nagralawala completed NPTEL Certification Course from IIT Kanpur in \"Computer Integrated Manufacturing \" With a score of 91%. E-POSTER COMPETITION 20MMET10-Mr. Vaghela Dipakkumar Dineshbhai was declared winner of second prize and got cash prize of Rs. 1500/- in E-Poster Competition 2021 arranged to tribute the great mathematician Mr. Srinivasa Ramanujan on his birth anniversary on 12th January 2022 organized by American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Airconditioning Engineers, Western India Chapter (ASHRAE-WIC). Many educational institutes from India and abroad participated in the event. NCC ACTIVITIES 19BME060-Mehta Rushi, 19BME072-Shivam Padmani, and 19BME108-Harshal Patil secured “A” grade in B certificate examination of NCC. ROBOCON An International ROBOCON 2021 was hosted by China through online mode on 12 December 2021 wherein Team Nirma ROBOCON represented India and secured 7th rank at international level out of 21 teams of different countries and also won Nagase Award for excellence. 10
Following students of Mechanical Engineering were part of the Team ROBOCON. • Arya Kargathara-20BME008(Captain) • Dev Bhagat-20BME027 (Mechanical head) • Harsh Chotaliya-20BME039 • Arth Vasoya-21BME148 • Vaibhav Sharma-21BME146 • Atharva Pawar-21BME096 • Rudham Patel-21BME93 • Ayush Kadia-21BME43 • Harshveer Jadeja-21BME35 • Devam Mathia-21BME061 • Vishesh Padia-21BME072 The team was guided by faculty advisors Dr.Mihir Chauhan, Dr.Akash Macwan and Chairman Dr.R.N.Patel. 11
ACTIVITIES OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION ALUMNI INTERACTION Mechanical Engineering Students’ Association (MESA) arranged Alumni interaction on Foundation Day, October 4, 2021 for B. Tech and M. Tech students of Mechanical Engineering through online mode during 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Mr. Bonny Dave (Co-Founder, Trestle Labs) interacted upon his journey for start- up. While Mr. Hoozefa Shaikh (Rotating Equipment Eng, Linde Engineering India) and Mr. Visamy Shah, (Sr Eng, Gujarat Gas ltd) explained how to fit in the industrial environment to be a successful professional. Alumni talk by Mr. Dipen Patel, Technical Lead for Android CameraX team, was arranged for the students of the department on 5th January 2022. He graduated in Mechanical engineering in the year 1998 from the institute and also did graduation as well as master in computer science in 1999 - 2001 and 2001 - 2006 respectively from Florida Atlantic University Florida , United States. 12
SAMAST As an initiative to ameliorate the personality development of fellow Mechanical students, Mechanical Engineering Student Association (MESA), has planned a series of free interactive events to prepare the students for placements and interviews by focusing on the personality development of each individual in terms of communication skills, critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and team working, etc. • The first activity of this newly added series was hosted on 29th January 2022, wherein Group Discussion activity was carried out. A total of 35 students had participated in this activity, who were divided into four sessions with four different topics. The top three performers were given ranks from first to third from each group. All the participants were provided with an e-certificate of participation, the winners were given e-certificates mentioning the rank. All participants participated actively in the event. MESA has received very good feedback about the event from the students. MESA would like to thank Prof. Akash Joshi, Humanities Department, Institute of Technology, Nirma University for his valuable inputs and guidance to the participating students. 13
• The second activity under SAMAST– a group discussion practice session for all the students of semester VI was conducted on 5th April 2022. The sessions were conducted by the student coordinators with the support of faculty members. The students actively participated in the practice session. 14
MESA BOARD 2022 Post Name Roll No. President Mehta Rushi 19BME060 Vice President Patil Harshal 19BME108 General Secretary Modi Shrey 19BME062 Joint Secretary Alpesh Gohel 20BME503 Treasurer Ansumansingh 19BME013 Technical Head Patel Vasu 19BME106 Publicity Head Popat Priyanshu 19BME109 Creative Head Public Relation Head Jemin Mangukiya 19BME045 Publication Head Logistics Head Chauhan Akshar 19BME023 Graphics Head Shah Saurav 19BME132 Parekh Krish 19BME073 Sponsorship Head Media Head Patel Parth 19BME094 Lakhnotra Siddharth 19BME057 Administrative Head Patel Hetvi 19BME089 Prajapati Jinal 19BME110 Hem Solanki 19BME136 Ratanpara Divy 19BME116 Rachit Agarwal 19BME113 Kher Akshar 19BME055 19BME070 Nishchal Mehta 19BME123 Sahil Patel 19BME107 Yash Patel 19BME115 Ranpariya Jiniyash 19BME114 Radadiya Bhumit 19BME061 Mendapara Meet 19BME012 Anal Patel 19BME137 Ishit Soni 19BME074 Parikh Hitarth 19BME118 Rohan Patel 19BME046 Jenil Patel 18BME013 Ashutosh Pandey 19BME121 Saad Abubakkar Faculty Advisors: Dr. Mihir Chauhan, Prof. Rudresh Makwana, Patron: Dr.K.M.Patel 15
ACTIVITIES OF SAE COLLEGIATE CLUB ESVC (ELECTRIC SOLAR VEHICLE CHAMPIONSHIP) 2021 Team Stallions (SAE Nirma Collegiate Club) representing the Institute of Technology Nirma University participated in Asia’s biggest solar vehicle championship ESVC 2021 (Electric Solar Vehicle Championship) organised by ISIE India in Chandigarh from 24th December to 28th December 2021 at the well- equipped campus of Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Jhanjeri. Honourable Chief Guests Sh. Navjot Singh Randhawa, IAS, CEO PEDA, Dr. Vikar Chawla, Dean Academics-PTU and Mr. Raj Kumar Verka, Cabinet Minister, enlightened the event with his presence. Following are the awards won by Team Stallions at this competition. • Acceleration Award • Innovation Award • Hill Climb Award • Offroad Award • Autonomous Award • Endurance Award • Business Plan and Cost Award • Over All 1st 16
TEAM STALLIONS Name Branch Name Branch Adarsh Nanda Electrical Hitarth Patel Mechanical Pranjal Gupta Electrical Vedant Raval Mechanical Aman Vaghasiya Mechanical Stavan Sanyal Electrical Jaydeep Rathod Mechanical Akshar Chaukyal Electrical Darshan Mehta Mechenical Pratik Rathur Electrical Electrical Sagar Samtani Electrical Shyamal Mechanical Yuvraj Cauhan Electrical Hitarth Parikh Mechanical Anupam Agarwal Electrical Mechanical Ashmit Rai Electrical Deep Patel Hitarth Patel Mechanical Mohammad Mechanical Vedant Raval Mechanical Rushnaiwala Mechanical Jayant Bhavsar Mechanical Vivek Jasani Mechanical Ibrahim Bootwala Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical Jash Patel Vivek Mehtani Mechanical Prutthak Patel E.C. Electrical Harshit Patel I.C. Kashish Chandak Electrical Prince Bansal Electrical Ansh Asija Electrical Electrical Henil Gajjar Electrical Chirag Monani I.C. Stavan Sanyal Electrical E.C. Akshar Chaukyal Electrical Maharshi Sharma E.C. Pratik Rathur Electrical Princy Patel Sagar Samtani Electrical Electrical Yuvraj Cauhan Trushti salerka Anupam Agarwal Rithika Ashmit Rai sukhnandani Mayur Das 17
ACTIVITIES OF TEAM ARROW AERO DESIGN CHALLENGE 2021 A competition hosted by SAE Southern Section. After tough competition with more than 30 National Teams (in the Micro Class Category), Team Arrow from Institute of Technology, Nirma University has achieved :- 1st Overall position and 2nd position in Technical Design Report submission. 18
TEAM AERO Name Roll No. Jemin Mangukiya 19BME045 Harshvardhan Saxena 19BME038 19BME048 Dhaval Joshi 19BME051 Jeet Kamani 19BME047 Jiten Valmik 19BME110 Jinal Prajapati 20BME147 Zeal Mecwan 20BME142 Viraj Mujadia 20BME024 Rushil Daruwala 20BME003 Aditya Gupta 20BME037 Priyansh Fadia 20BME018 Bhavya Radadia 20BME029 Devansh Talati 19BEE105 Saksham Shah 19BEC083 Harsh Panara 19BCE060 Pranshav Gajjar 20BEE075 Mayuri Mudaliar 20BIC048 Sidhharth Mandaliya 20BIC024 Kushal Bhuva 20BIC045 Shreedhar Shah 19
SAE COLLEGIATE CLUB Faculty Advisors: Dr. A. M. Lakdawala, Dr. D. B. Shah, Prof. P. N. Kapil Patron: Dr. K. M. Patel Chairman: Dr. R. N. Patel 20
ALUMNI CHRONICLES I had begun my undergraduate studies at Nirma University with no awareness of what would be taught in the Mechanical Engineering field. For the same reason, I ended up enjoying those 4 years learning from this department and at the same time taking up a minor in Computer Science to broaden my knowledge. The faculty of the Mechanical Engineering department was the most generous in terms of their time and support. Their support in allowing me to take up projects in Robotics, despite it not being very popular, helped me shape my career path. Raima Sen Even during COVID, their promptness LinkedIn: in communicating with the universities I was applying to for master’s was extremely https://www.linkedin.com/in/se nraima/ beneficial and helped me secure very good admits. My time at Team Arrow also was memorable as I got to work on a UAV with some very supportive seniors from various branches. With the encouragement of our faculty advisor, we were able to take part in the AUVSI-SUAS competition in the US in 2019. It was initially difficult to make friends in class, but the ones I made have become family. Overall, I had initially thought that 4 years is a long time, but it flew by in the best way possible. Currently, I am pursuing my graduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania. The thought of getting into an Ivy League school was unimaginable, but the way I was conditioned at Nirma, made this possible. I am working my way towards a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering with a concentration in Robotics. This niche field is truly challenging and interesting at the same time, but I have come well-versed from my experiences at Nirma. I am also a Research Assistant at the Rehabilitation Robotics Lab, where I work on a project that directly impacts patients in Botswana in need of rehab devices. 21
My career path till now has been entirely in academics, which I appreciate. I also wish to pursue a career in the Research and Development department of the Robotics Industry, and if given a chance I would choose specifically surgical robot companies. The field of robotics is extremely diverse and has a lot of scope, so I hope more of my juniors take up interest in this field. At Nirma University, I was able to lay a strong foundation in my career and shall always be grateful for the same. Hi, I am Vanshil Shah, a 2019 batch mechanical engineering pass out. I am currently pursuing mechanical engineering at University of Pennsylvania with Robotics specialization. Nirma holds a special place in my heart and more so does the mechanical department. The pedagogy adapted by the professors at the university have had a great impact in my thought process and the person I am today. I am very grateful to Nirma University and the mechanical engineering department for all the teachings. I hope I will be able to give Vanshil Shah back to my alma mater in some way possible. LinkedIn: And a piece of advice that I would like https://www.linkedin.com/in/v to give to my juniors, it would more be sort anshil-shah-11689157/ of a piece of advice that I am giving to my past self. 'Focus on Maths. Get those Linear algebra concepts right in 2nd semester. They will help a lot, irrespective of the domain that you choose. 4 years seem like a lot, but believe me they get over very fast. One moment you would be sitting in the Law canteen for \" discussion regarding your project\" and the other you would be walking with your friends on convocation day. Please invest time in whatever field you want to go in. There are a lot of resources on the internet. Take initiative. Mail random people who are doing great in that field for advice. I could write another essay on the importance of cold emailing. All in all, invest your time wisely, it will definitely reap awards believe me. 22
Pursuing Mechanical Engineering from Nirma will always be one of the best decisions of my life. It has been an amalgamation of amazing mentors in the form of faculties, the best of peer groups and a whole lot of cherishable memories. When I reminisce about my life at Nirma, I see the set of competencies that got built over a period of time in me. “We don’t grow when things are easy, we grow when we face challenges.” I resonate completely with this adage. Challenges in the form of academics, attendance (has been a major challenge throughout), extracurriculars Satkirat Singh Ahuja (SAE BAJA, President - MESA) and whatnot. LinkedIn: Skills like Planning, time management, https://www.linkedin.com/in/sa leadership, delegation and proper tkirat-singh/ mentorship have escalated me on a learning curve and led to my personal as well as professional development which is playing a vital role post-graduation. Currently I’m working as an Assistant Manager with ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel (AM/NS) India in their Chennai OEM Sales Team. I’m also planning my next career step of pursuing a management degree. 23
NOT ALL THE PLANS WE MAKE IN LIFE ARE FULFILLED.!! When a plan fails, most people are unable to accept it. One of the reasons this happens is that most planning is completely fixed. That means there is no way to make changes even when needed. When circumstances take an unexpected turn, people think they lack their ability to handle it. Here it is to admit that the plans we made can fail. Sometimes circumstances also go against our will. Even though our planning is perfect, we may not bring the expected results. Whether your plan is small or big, whether it's the beginning stage or near completion, don't give up even if it fails for some reason. It is very important for you to maintain the stability of your mind at such times. Re-evaluate your plans by keeping yourself calm and think about new ways to improve them. “Ups and downs come when we are walking towards our goal. It's a great thing we already plan to cope with these ups and downs, but even though it is very carefully and thoroughly planned, it can still fail.” A failed plan should not be seen as a failure. Just a plan failed, not you. Even if it takes some time, rebuild yourself. Start new with a little flexible planning approach. Often failed plans are not meant to stop us but it helps us find new ideas and ways. And if this didn't fail, we wouldn't have discovered new paths. Dr. MayurKumar A Makhesana 24
RESPONSE OF SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO EXTERNAL EXCITATIONS – MIND OF LEADERS AND DISTURBED MIND RESPONSE OF SYSTEM TO EXTERNAL EXCITATION ACTING AT FREQUENCY “F” Fig. 1 indicates a SYSTEM comprising of spring Fig. 1 “SYSTEM” subjected to (k) and mass (m) along with ENERGY EXTERNAL EXCITING FORCE ABSORBING UNIT called damper. The system is acting AT EXTERNAL FREQUENCY subjected to EXTERNAL EXCITATION acting at frequency “f”. This study is very fundamental in the Dynamics of Machines. The response of the system is indicated to Fig. 2. The response simply means the amplitude (level to which system gets excited, level to which system gets disturbed). The response depends on the ratio (r) of frequency of external excitation “f” to the natural frequency of system “fn” and the ENERGY ABSORBING UNIT called damper. Of the particular interest are the two values of “r”. r=1 is called as resonance condition. Fig. 2 Response of system to EXTERNAL Clearly when r=1 the amplitude of the EXCITATION. The ratio (r) of EXTERNAL system is very high. At resonance EXCITATION FREQ / NATURAL FREQ and condition if ENERGY ABSORBING UNIT damper is not present, the response is the energy absorbing capability uncontrollable. At resonance condition, DAMPING play major role. ENERGY ABSORBING UNIT is essential to control the response. The best is to avoid the condition of resonance. If “r” is very high, the response diminishes to zero, meaning thereby, the system is calm and cool and unaffected by the presence of EXTERNAL EXCITATION “f”. 25
ANALOGY WITH INDIVIDUAL IN THE EXTERNAL EXCITATION OF WORLD Natural frequency “fn” is the nature of the individual. It is his / her nature. Nature, to great extent determines the response i.e., level to which response of an individual will be with high amplitude or highly excited. Can the natural frequency i.e., nature of an individual changed? Yes, it can be. A contemplative mind is one which changes “fn” based on the need of situation. The EXTERNAL EXCITATION acts at frequency “f”. This is what the world around throws at each and every moment. It is incidents, behaviour of the people around us, Facebook and WhatsApp posts, tweets etc. Note here that the nature of “f” is highly changing and at each moment an individual is dealing with different value of “f”. So, it is always desirable that an individual should operate at high “r” and always avoid r=1. The range of EXTERNAL EXCITATION “f” that the world throws at us is very wide. So, to operate at very high “r” and to avoid “r=1”, an individual as to change is NATURAL FREQUENCY i.e., nature at each situation “fn”. SYSTEM 1 - DISTURBED MIND VARIABLE NATURAL FREQ ALWAYS LEADING TO R=1 A disturbed mind is one which always operates at r=1. It has the NATURAL FREQUENCY so that whatever EXTERNAL EXCITATION the world throws, leads to r=1. So, any EXTERNAL EXCITATION (things happening in and around) the disturbed mind leads to excited state (high amplitude), upset or in complaint mode. Obviously for the disturbed minds, very strong ENERGY ABSORBING UNIT dampers (good friends, mentors counsellors) are always essential to keep their excitations in check. 26
SYSTEM 2 - MIND OF LEADER VARIABLE NATURAL FREQ LEADING TO VERY HIGH “R” Leaders too have variable NATURAL FREQUENCY but to ensure that the system always operate at very high “r”. This ensures that the EXCITATIONS are very minimal and within check. How do leaders achieve this? Meditation, enhancing the self-awareness are the methods. Even if leaders have to operate at r=1 at few occasions, they have very internal ENERGY DISSIPITATION DAMPING SYSTEM which will not let the RESPONSE/ EXCITATION / AMPLITUDE go dangerously high values, Additionally, they are SELF AWARE of this happening as a spectator and can quickly reach very high value of “r” leading to safe handling of incident. Dr. Shashikant J Joshi 27
A CONVERSATION AT THE END OF DESTINY The sun sets in the sure hopes of rising again. The waves, they signify ups and downs in life. This breeze, carries with it the aura, the fragrance of one land along with it; it may probably be crossing the entire marine space separating two far distinct lands. It is indeed a pleasant feeling to be on the shore, wondering how far these waves travel! \"I was waiting for you\", he said. \"I was desperate to meet you too\", she replied. Both seemed happy to see each other, as if two inseparable souls met like they were destined to meet in the end. \"You had a long way to come. How was your journey?\", he asked. \"Indeed a long way, the entire journey was a bit tiring. But I feel it was totally worthy\", was her reply. It had to be worthy, as nature planned the events for itself. They both felt complete. \"What all did you see on your way?\", was his next question. She replied, \"I saw various things along my route. A variety of culture, habitat, traditions and all types of places. I saw lush green forests, as well as intense drylands where I struggled for my existence. I saw how the same thing is done through various beliefs and deeds. How people's actions differ, but the intention, the belief is the same and how it is offered to the same almighty.\" 28
She continued, \"I originated from the high, icy mountains, as a narrow stream and how my flow kept on getting stronger and stronger as I kept on adding to myself. As I flowed down, I was wide enough with the utmost force, still bounded in my streamline. I played the role of a lifeline at some places too. I saw how the trees stood still while I was in my constant motion. I have seen people's joy and their sorrow as well. How one is happy with a little and how the other is unsatisfied possessing a lot. At some places they worshiped me. I saw how they called me by different names at different places I passed by! How many others joined me along my journey. I could see their joy and relief as they poured themselves to me being free from their own hustle. But whatever it be, everyone had a similar feeling associated with me. My journey had been wonderful.\" \"What all did you see in your vastness? Are you the same for everyone or they call you by different names to?\", she asked him. Replying to it he said, \"I have seen far off land separated by me, or I would say 'connected by me'. I have seen totally opposite and different cultures on both of my ends. Though their practices might be different, the human is the same all over. I have a lot to see in my own self, I may get lost in it, I am far deep. Looking away is more interesting. Unlike you, I am the same for everyone in every corner of my reach. I have a singular universal name and largely I play the same role for everyone. People sure are interesting all around. I have seen way more variety of practices than you did. I have seen complex languages, totally discrete on both ends. But at the same time, I have realized that language is not what it needs to communicate. One could communicate even without words, and that is the purest form of communication one would ever know.\" 29
\"I would surely like to see far distinct lands which are in your reach,\" she said excitedly. \"Definitely, that shall be the beginning of your another journey, 'our journey' I should say.“ He thought for a moment and continued, \"There's this thing I always wanted to ask you. You are completely aware of my nature. How briny, how tangy I am! Still in the end you join me, and that too with sheer contentment. You add up to me leaving behind your own self, your sweetness. The way you sacrifice yourself, what makes you do so? Don't you regret it?\" She smiled and said, \"Dear, that is my love for you, and love itself means sacrifice! That is what my fate had planned for me and that could never be altered. By dissolving into you I have always experienced the freedom which everyone craves for. It is the best feeling to be in you and feel your vastness leaving behind the stream of my flow. This freedom completely makes me forget my own self, my own taste and this freedom never let me have the feel of your brine. I never regret it. No one regrets freedom!\" He was pleased by what she said, blessed, and satisfied to have someone like her. He again asked, \"You could have been free like me in your own way. You could have altered your path. There was no need to be in streamline. You could have been vast, and I know you know this. Why didn't you choose that?\" 30
She replied, \"If I had chose that, that would have resulted in great destruction, distress, and cries of sorrow all around. I can not be free by making others suffer. That would have been complete devastation to everyone on my route. That's not freedom, and that journey would not really have been a journey. Freedom is felt by being free without causing misery to others. Nature plays its role perfectly. It takes care of every life, of you, and of me too.\" He was surprised and amazed by her reply. Deeply pleased, he said, \"That is indeed true and great of you. No doubt why they call you a lifeline. You can sacrifice to that extent like that of a mother.“ She said, \"I am happy. Now take me to the other end, and in every corner within your reach. I am desperate, it is 'our journey' after all“ \"Yeah, sure! Let's go!!\" he answered joyfully. And this way the perfect cycle of nature keeps on going till the existence of life on Earth Harshal Patil (19BME108) 31
LET'S DEAL WITH THIS IMPOSTER SYNDROME Every one of us has this belief that we are an inadequate and incompetent failure despite all the skills and success we have. We try to compare our tractions with the best ones in the domain and keeping a blind eye on the strengths that we can leverage. It can be someone's confidence, followers, growth, and infinite other parameters that we benchmark. Okay, I get it but how to overcome this? 1. We have to start normalizing asking others for Most people around the internet or in general are ready to help. We are the ones who assume all whys and hows. Ankur Warikoo says \" If you don't ask, the answer is always NO \". 2. We all are underconfident when it comes to leveraging our skills. We all have that one particular combination of skills in which we are better than others but we kind of ignore or are unaware of that. Humans love going on a guilt trip and credit to social media for showing it in front of our faces. The basic solution to this is to admire or celebrate our milestones more frequently. We don't have to be that superman/woman who will only celebrate their achievements once in four years. 3. We don't have to be the perfectionist or an expert from day one. We won't be creating the best blogs, best videos, or best presentations on day one and we have to accept that and start producing more with a slight improvement. The grass is always greener on the other side. Nishchal Mehta (19BME070) 32
भारतम्। भारतम ्भारतम ्भारतम ्भारतम ्। कश्मीर की यादें हो अपने साथ । बीता वतन जो यादों मंे रहे हर शाम । छोडेंगे हम नह ां छीना मेरा जजबा । भारतम ्भारतम ्भारतम ्भारतम ्। शास्त्रों की नगर । जजबाझो का गढ । पछाड़ के रख दंेगे । दशु ्मनो के महल । भारतम ्भारतम ् । तफु ान की तरह उठे गा इन्डडया । दतु नया को अपनी आखों मंे ददखेगा इन्डडया । हर जमीन पे लहेरायेगा ततरंागा । भारतम ्भारतम ् । दतु नया की नजरंे तजु पे ना । भारत की शान अब आसमान छु ना । ककस्त्मत का खेल बाजी तेर । न्जतंेगे हम, आशीष तरे । भारतम ् भारतम ्। सद ओां का रांग हे इस भमु म पर । दहदंा सू्त्तान की मीट की कसम । न्जयेगं े या मरेंगे तरे े मलये । भारतम ्भारतम ्भारतम ् । --Bhargav Pedhadiya (20BME090) 33
AGONY OF THE RESTLESS HEART Today I saw her in black n blue, Glowing like this magnificent moon's Hue! Babe, my love is brand new, I would fight for you, the battle of Waterloo.. I was staring her... Like I would stare at the moon on a cold n cozy night! Wanted to tell you, That I wanna bloom in your arms... Like the moon blooms in the night's arms! But words never left the Mouth... I fear this may all go south! This is killing me from inside! I wonder, will you ever be mine... --Raj Akbary (18BME094) 34
HIDDEN ROSES he sat there on the corner table waiting for the one he loved as soon as he saw her smile his confidence caved wanted to talk his heart out to her but as he looked in her eyes in his heart , the fear of losing her paved his love for her was immense hence he protected her from himself to his people , this didn't make sense but he kept her alive everyday by killing himself his pleasure lay in her voice and not in her body his perfect nights were out on the roads holding her hand while gazing the stars he watched her hold someone else's hands kept his heart away from breaking watched her eyes glitter when she was with him held his tears back , found happiness in hers watched her settle down with someone else once again hid the rose in his jacket waited all his life for the perfect moment fought his heart every morning and slept in torment her name were his last words --Deepankar Trivedi but her absence was his last feeling (21BME020) 35
तुलना सफ़र कितना खूबसरू त होता है; परंतु हमे चाह तो िे वल मंज़िल िी होती है। और मंज़िल कि चाह मैं सफर िो जीना ही भूल जाते है। प्यार कितना सहु ाना होता है; हम हर सक्ष मै प्यार ढूंढते रह जाते है। और खुद से प्यार िरना भलू जाते है। दोस्ती कितनी हसीन होती है; हम तो दोस्त िो भी मतलबी समजते है; और सही गलत समजने में दोस्ती भूल जाते हंै। खसु सया तो सबिे नसीब मै होती है; लेकिन हमे दसु रो कि अधिि ददजतत है! और खुद िी खशु ी िो मनाना भलू जाता है। --Rutva Sheth (21BME129) 36
પવિત્ર પ્રેમની પરિભાષા મૌનની અવસ્થા છે, બધા ને એમ કે એકલતા કોરી ખાય છે, પણ આમને કોણ સમજાવે કે અંદર થી તો પ્રેમ ઉભરાય છે. ખબર તો મને પણ છે, પ્રમે - ના - બોલાયેલા શબ્દો માથંા ી ટપકે છે, પણ આ દદલ સમજે તો ને!! એ તો તને સાભંા ળવા તરસી જાય છે. ઝરણા,ંા નદી, દકનારા, ગલુ ાબ આ બધા તો પ્રેમ ના પ્રતીકો છે, નદી તો મારી આંખ માથાં ી પણ વહે છે બસ ખાલી આંસુ થીજી જાય છે. લોકો કહે છે સાચા પ્રેમ માંા સ્પશશ નો ઉલ્લખે જ નથી, પણ સવુ ાળા સ્પશશ થી તો થીજી ગયલે ાાં આંસુ ય ઓગળી જાય છે.... --Divy Ratanpara (19BME116) 37
MAA Abb \"Kya Likhu Us Insaan\" Ke Bare Me Jisne Khud Mujhe Likhna Sikhaya. Abb \"Taklif/Daard\" Kya Hota Hai, Use Kya Smajau Jinse Khud 9 Mahine Mere Liye Daard Saha. Abb \"Sapno Ki Ahmiyat\" Use Kya Samjau, Jisne Mere Liye Apne Sapne Kurbaan Diye. Abb \"Sacha Pyaar\" Kya Hota Hai Use Kya Smajau, Jisne Khud Aaj Tak Mujse Niswaarth Pyaar Kiya Hai. Abb \"Bhuk\" Kya Hoti Hai Use Kya Samjau, Jo Kabhi Kabhi Khud Bhukhi Reh Kar Muje Khilaya Karti Hai. Abb \"Khyaal Rakhna\" Use Kya Samjau, Jo Mere Bimar Hone Par Khud Raat Bhar Jag Ke Mera Khyaal Rakhti Hai. Baas Maa.. Tere Aur Tere Pyaar ke Bare Me Aur Kya Hi Likhu , Kyuki Tuje Bayan Karne Ki Taakat Inn Lafzo Me Nhi Hai... Aur Hogi Bhi Kese Kyuki Aakhir Inn Lafzo Ko Janm Bhi Toh Ek --Deepankar Trivedi Maa Yani \"Maa Saraswati “ (21BME020) Ne Hi Di Hai.! 38
भोले डम डम डमरू बाजे, मेरे भोले िा िै लाश गाजे डम डम डमरू बाजे, मेरे भोले िा िै लाश गाजे िे दार में आससत होिे , पावन गगं ा िी खूंखार घटा िो जो अपनी जटामंे समाए उस गगं ोत्री नाथ िा डमरू बाजे ॥ पचं मुखी रुद्राक्ष पहने, दखु हरता सखु िताा सब भक्तों िो जो साजे, उस रुद्र िा डमरू बाजे ॥ डमरू िी ताल पे जो नटराज तांडव खेले, उस जीवो िे नाथ , पशपु तत िा डमरू बाजे ॥ सपों िे देव, देवो िे देव से जो ऊपर है, उस महादेव िा डमरू बाजे ॥ िु माा जजसिो पजू े, उस ववष्णु िे अवतार िो, वो द्वार पर राखे, परम भक्त नदं ी पे आससत होिे जजस्िा गौरव बढाए, उस नदं ीश्वर िा डमरू बाजे || खुद ववश हरने िी ताित रख िे , सब देव दानव में अमतृ बाटे, उस नीलिं ठ िा डमरू बाजे || दैत्यभक्तो िो जो भोलेपन में वरदान भाजे, उस भोले सशवशभं ु िा डमरू बाजे, उस भोले िा िै लाश गाजे |||| --Sukhwal Kartik (19BME139) 39
गलततयांा We all make errors; it's a natural human propensity; nevertheless, the person who examines the situation critically emerges with the best version of themselves. Allowing minor disagreements between couples, friends, and family members to damage the lifetime link is not a good idea. To get the depth in the connections, it needs a lot of effort, time, and other resources. Please don't let it go!! The poetry below expresses the same sentiment. गलततयों से जदु ा तू भी नही,ं मैं भी नहीं दोनों इंसान हैं खुदा तू भी नहीं, मैं भी नहीं तू मझु े और मंै तुझे इल़्िाम देते हैं मगर अपने अदं र झांिता मंै भी नही,ं तू भी नहीं गलतफहसमयों ने िर दी हैं दोनों में पदै ा दरू रयााँ वरना कफ़तरत िा बरु ा मैं भी नही,ं तू भी नहीं --Ashutosh Pandey (18BME013) 40
ART GALLERY The Sleeping Buddha Dev Patel Talati Devansh (20BME029) (20BME028) Harshal Patil Ram-the warrior 41 (19BME108) Rudresh Makwana
Wonder Woman Murlidhar Jiniyash Ranpariya (19BME115) Priyanshi Shah (21BME123) Harsh Patel (21BME041) Sahaj Vegad (21BME151) 42
Het Andipara Aryan Katakiya (20BME006) (21BME501) Top View of Nirma Bhumit Radadiya (19BME114) Kuldeepsinh Thakor 43 (21BME141)
Rahil Patel (21BME102) Here is the Before Here is the After Photo Editing Raj Lad (20BME099) Maria Lakdawala- daughter of Dr. Absar Lakdawala 44
ACTIVITIES AT THE DEPARTMENT STTP/FDP/SEMINARS/WEBINARS ATTENDED BY FACULTY MEMBERS Prof. Prashant Bagga attended IP Awareness/Training program under NATIONAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AWARENESS MISSION, it was one-day National level event held on 5-3-2022 through online mode. EXPERT LECTURES DELIVERED BY THE FACULTY MEMBERS An Expert Lecture titled \"Development in Solar Still Technology\" was delivered by Dr V J Lakhera on 4th Feb 2022 during the AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academy at GEC Bhuj on the theme \"Recent Trends in Renewable Energy\" from 31/01/2022 to 4/2/2022. EXPERT LECTURES ARRANGED BY THE DEPARTMENT Mr. Gourav Jain, HVAC Consultant, PDA Green Ltd. Ahmedabad delivered an expert talk on “Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC) and eQUEST - energy modeling software” on 21-10-2021 for the students of B. Tech Sem-VII and M. Tech (Thermal Engineering) Sem-I and III. An expert lecture by Mr. Nitin Wakode, Director, Mastercam Deccan IT Technologies was arranged on the topic of “CAD/CAM and CNC Programming with MasterCam” on 28/01/2022 for the students of B.Tech Sem-VI and M. Tech (CAD/CAM) Sem-II. 45
An expert lecture by Mr. Nikhil Sonavane, an Education Technical Evangelist at MathWorks, Pune and Dr. Pranav Lad, Customer Success Engineer at MathWorks, Pune were arranged on the topic of “Introduction to MATLAB and Simulink and its application to Mechanical Engineering” on 17/01/2022 for the students of B. Tech Sem-IV and VI. An expert lecture by Mr. Ravi Kumar Verma Engineer, Space Applications Centre (SAC)-ISRO, Ahmedabad was arranged on the topic of “Aerospace Materials- Present Trends and future perspectives” on 16/02/2022 for the students of M. Tech (CAD/CAM) Sem-II and Sem-IV. An expert lecture by Prof. M. M. Joglekar Mechanical Engineering Dept. IIT Roorkee was arranged on the topic of “Material Selection in engineering design, using the Ashbey charts” on 25/03/2022 for the students of B. Tech Sem-VI. A SPECIAL COURSE ON DEEP LEARNING CONDUCTED AT THE DEPARTMENT The Department of Mechanical Engineering Dr Rahul Rai has organized a course on “Deep Learning: Dean’s Distinguished Professor, Applications in Engineering” with Dr Rahul Clemson University, Rai, Dean’s Distinguished Professor in the South Carolina, USA Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR), South Carolina, USA as the faculty. The 40 hours course was conducted through online mode and involved weekly lectures, tutorials, and support sessions between Feb-April 2022. The course beneficiaries include Mtech (Mech) students, Research Scholars, and faculty members from the School of Engineering, IT, NU. 46
Dr. Rahul Rai earned his doctoral degree in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin USA in 2006 focusing on Sequential Sampling techniques. Sequential sampling is popularly known as “Active Learning” in the machine learning domain. He directs the Geometric Reasoning and Artificial Intelligence Lab (GRAIL). Dr. Rai’s research is focused on developing computational tools for Manufacturing, Cyber-Physical System (CPS) Design, Autonomy, Collaborative Human-Technology Systems, Diagnostics and Prognostics, and Extended Reality (XR) domains. His research has been supported by NSF, DARPA, ONR, ARL, NSWC, DMDII, CESMII, HP, NYSERDA, and NYSPII (funding totaling more than $20M as PI/Co-PI). He has authored over 150 papers to date in peer-reviewed conferences and journals covering a wide array of problems. Dr. Rai has delivered two popular online courses at Coursera on “Intelligent Machining” and “Advanced Manufacturing Process Analysis”. He has also delivered courses on Deep Learning/ML at many institutes including NITIE, Bombay. INDUSTRIAL VISIT An industrial visit to Ahmedabad Textile Industry's Research Association (ATIRA), Ahmedabad was arranged for the students of Semester-I, M .Tech (CAD/CAM) on 30th November 2021. The Students were accompanied by Dr. S. J. Joshi and Dr. D. B. Shah 47
CONTRIBUTION TO RESEARCH AND INNOVATION BY THE DEPARTMENT JOURNAL PAPERS PUBLISHED ● Panchal, P. M., Hathi, D. S., Shah, N. K., Lakdawala, A. M., A numerical study on pulsatile non-Newtonian hemodynamic in double-fusiform abdominal aortic aneurysms, Physics of Fluid, American Institute of Physics, (2022) – Vol 34, Issue 4, PP 031908, ISSN 1070-6631, https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0084600. ● Prajapati, H., Lakdawala, A., Characterization of Magnetorheological Fluid: A Study on Sedimentation and Redispersion, Adv. Eng. Mater. Wiley-VCH GmbH Publication (2022), Nos. 2101415, ISSN: 1527-2648, DOI: 10.1002/adem.202101415. ● Jasoliya, D., Shah, D., Lakdawala, A., Topological optimization of wheel assembly components for all terrain vehicles, Materials Today: Proceedings. Elsevier, (2022), ISSN 2214-7853, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2022.01.221. ● V. K. Parikh, V. J. Badheka, A. D. Badgujar & N. D. Ghetiya, \"Fabrication and processing of aluminum alloy metal matrix composites\", Materials and Manufacturing Processes, Taylor & Francis, 36(14),1604-1617, 2021. ● M. A. Makhesana, J. A. Baravaliya, R. J. Parmar, B. K. Mawandiya, K. M. Patel (2021) Machinability improvement and sustainability assessment during machining of AISI 4140 using vegetable oil-based MQL, Journal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering, Springer, 43, 535. 48
● P. J. Bagga, Bharat Chavda, Vrutang Modi, M. A. Makhesana, K. M. Patel, indirect tool wear measurement and prediction using multi-sensor data fusion and neural network during machining, Materials today: proceedings, Elsevier, 2021, (in- press). ● Bagga, P. J., K. S. Bajaj, M. A. Makhesana, and K. M. Patel. An online tool life prediction system for CNC turning using computer vision techniques, Materials today: proceedings, 2021, Elsevier, (in-press). ● Jyotin Kateshia, Lakhera Vikas, A comparative study of various fatty acids as phase change material to enhance the freshwater productivity of solar still, Journal of energy storage, Elsevier, ISSN: 2352-152X , Vol 48, April 2022. ● Memon Shebazahemad, Darshit S. Upadhyay, Rajesh N. Patel, Optimal configuration of solar and wind-based hybrid renewable energy system with and without energy storage including environmental and social criteria?: A case study , Journal of energy storage, Elsevier, ISSN: 2352-152x, Vol 44, PartB, December 2021. ● Memon Shebazahemad, Rajesh N. Patel, An overview of optimization techniques used for sizing of hybrid renewable energy systems, Renewable energy focus, ISSN: 1755-0084, Vol 39, 1. ● Prajapati Hiren Manilal, Absar Lakdawala, Application of optical techniques in sedimentation study of magnetorheological fluids, Internation journal of nanotechnology, Inderscience publishers, ISSN: 1741-8151, Vol 18, 12-nov. ● Bhatt Shruti , Suthar Shivansh, Mistry Dhruv, Experimental study on microwave ex-situ casting of aa 6061, Materials today: proceedings, Elsevier, ISSN: 22147853, Vol 44, 1. 49
● Hitensinh Vaghela, Vikas Lakhera, Kunal Bhatt, Numerical investigations on the effect of tortuosity on friction factor in superconducting cicc configuration, Progress in superconductivity and cryogenics, ISSN: 1229-3008, Vol 23, 4. ● Shah Balkrushna, Kathit Shah, Dr V J Lakhera, Experimental study on nucleate pool-boiling heat transfer of r141b over plain and micro-finned cylindrical surfaces at different pressures, Multiphase science and technology , Springer, ISSN: 0276-1459, Vol 34, 1. ● Balkrushna Shah, Kathit Shah, Parth Patel, Experimental investigations on nucleate pool boiling over micro-finned cylindrical surfaces proceedings of the institution of mechanical engineers, part c:, Journal of mechanical engineering science,ISSN:0954-4062,Vol0(0), https://doi.Org/10.1177%2f09544062211062761 ● Arvind M. Sankhla, Kaushik M. Patel, Makhesana Mayurkumar, Effect of mixing method and particle size on hardness and compressive strength of aluminium based metal matrix composite prepared through powder metallurgy route, Journal of materials research and technology, Elsevier, ISSN: 2238-7854, Vol 18, 1. ● Hitesh Patel, Lakhera Vikas, Prediction of interlobe leakages in screw compressors, Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics, ISSN: 1735-3645, vol 14, issue 6. ● Vishal Mehta, Mihir Chauhan, Effect of geometrical shape on axial deformation of soft actuator, Journal of Physics: conference series, ISSN: 1742-6596, Vol 2115, 2115. ● Darshan Gaudani, Makwana Rudreshkumar, Bharat Modi, Kaushik Patel, Formability studies of aluminium 5052 material in square hole flanging using single stage single point incremental forming, Academic journal of manufacturing engineering, ISSN: 1583-7904, Vol 19/2021, 3. 50
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