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Mechanical Engineering

Facilities

1 . FLUID MECHANICS AND HYDRAULIC MACHINES LAB

The Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines Laboratory provides students with practical exposure to the fundamental principles governing the behavior of fluids and the performance of hydraulic machines. This lab bridges the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world engineering applications in fluid flow, pressure measurement, and energy conversion systems. Students conduct experiments to understand key concepts such as fluid statics, kinematics, dynamics, flow measurement, losses in pipes, and performance testing of turbines and pumps. The laboratory is equipped with modern setups including Bernoulli’s apparatus, venturimeter, orifice meter, notches, pipe friction apparatus, Pelton wheel, Francis turbine, and centrifugal pumps, among others.
Equipment List
# Equipment Name
1.1 Combined Major and Minor Loss Apparatus
1.2 Metacentric Height Apparatus
1.3 Orifice and Mouth Piece Apparatus
1.4 Combined Venturimeter and Orifice Meter Apparatus
1.5 Rectangular and Triangular Notch Apparatus
1.6 Water Meter and Rotameter Test Rig
1.7 Bernoulli’s Theorem Apparatus
1.8 Pelton Wheel Turbine
1.9 Kaplan Turbine
1.10 Francis Turbine
1.11 Centrifugal Pump
1.12 Reciprocating Pump
1.13 Gear Pump Test Rig
1.14 Dead Weight Pressure Gauge Tester
1.15 Reynolds Apparatus
1.16 Jet on Vanes Apparatus

2 . MACHINE TOOLS LAB-I

The Machine Tools Laboratory provides hands-on experience in the operation and analysis of conventional and modern machine tools. It enables students to understand the principles of metal cutting, machining processes, tool design, and manufacturing accuracy. Students learn to work with lathe machines, milling machines, drilling machines, shaping machines, grinding machines, and slotting machines, gaining practical skills in material removal techniques and precision machining. This laboratory bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world manufacturing, preparing students for careers in production, design, and mechanical engineering industries.
Equipment List
# Equipment Name
2.1 CNC Lathe
2.2 All Geared Centre Lathe
2.3 Shaping Machine
2.4 Milling Machine
2.5 Slotting Machine
2.6 Surface Grinding Machine
2.7 Cylindrical Grinding Machine
2.8 Tool and Cutter Grinding Machine
2.9 Radial Drilling Machine
2.10 Upright Drilling Machine

3 . MACHINE TOOL LABS II

The Laboratory provides students with hands-on experience in the science of measurement and dimensional inspection. The lab is equipped with a wide range of precision instruments and equipment that help students understand measurement principles, calibration techniques, and quality assurance practices used in modern manufacturing and engineering. Students learn to use instruments such as vernier calipers, micrometers, height gauges, slip gauges, profile projectors, Autocollimator, surface roughness testers...etc. Practical experiments emphasize accuracy, precision, tolerance analysis, and error estimation, enabling students to connect theoretical concepts with real-world applications. The Lab plays a vital role in developing skills essential for quality control, product validation, and industrial inspection processes, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for careers in manufacturing, design, and quality engineering.
Equipment List
# Equipment Name
3.1 Autocollimator
3.2 Strain Measurement
3.3 Tool Makers Microscope
3.4 Profile Projector
3.5 Sine Bar
3.6 Thermocouple
3.7 Optical Flat and Monochromatic Light Unit
3.8 Stroboscope
3.9 Load Cell Trainer
3.10 Vibration Measuring Apparatus
3.11 Dead Weight Pressure Gauge Tester
3.12 Analog and Digital Dial Gauge
3.13 Vernier Caliper
3.14 Micrometre
3.15 Gear Tooth Vernier Caliper
3.16 LVDT
3.17 Slip Gauges
3.18 Bevel Protractor
3.19 Surface Plate
3.20 Metallurgical Microscope
3.21 Double Disc Polishing Machine
3.22 Vernier Height Gauge
3.23 Bench Center
3.24 Digital Vernier Caliper
3.25 Inside Micrometre
3.26 Metal Samples

4 . COMPOSITE LAB

The Composite Materials Laboratory is dedicated to the study, fabrication, and testing of advanced composite materials used in modern engineering applications. The lab provides students and researchers with hands-on experience in developing fiber-reinforced polymers, laminates, and hybrid composites for industries such as aerospace, automotive, marine, and renewable energy. Equipped with cutting-edge facilities for material preparation, molding, curing, and mechanical testing, the lab enables the exploration of composite behavior under various loading and environmental conditions. Experiments focus on understanding material properties, failure mechanisms, and design optimization of composite structures. Through practical sessions and research projects, students gain deep insights into the manufacturing techniques, structural analysis, and performance evaluation of composite materials—bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and industrial applications.
Equipment List
# Equipment Name
4.1 Kemi Hot Air Oven
4.2 Remi -Magnetic Stirrer with Hot Plate
4.3 Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner
4.4 Vacuum Pump with Desiccator
4.5 Infra Digital Balance – 1 Mg Accuracy

5 . THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB-I

The Laboratory is dedicated to the experimental study of engine performance, combustion analysis, emission measurement, measure the thermo-physical properties of fuels/lubricants and measure the performance characteristics of air compressors/blowers. The lab features modern test setups including single-cylinder and multi-cylinder petrol and diesel engines, variable compression ratio engines, exhaust gas analyzers, air compressor and blower. Students perform experiments to evaluate brake power, indicated power, thermal efficiency, specific fuel consumption, and emission levels under different operating conditions. This laboratory bridges theoretical thermodynamics and practical engine operation, enabling students to develop a strong understanding of engine design, fuel behavior, and environmental impact. It also supports research and project work in areas such as alternative fuels, combustion optimization, and emission control technologies. The lab is also equipped with cut section of engines and various automobile parts for better learning experience.
Equipment List
# Equipment Name
5.1 Single Cylinder Four Stroke Petrol Engine
5.2 Four Cylinder Four Stroke Petrol Engine
5.3 Single Cylinder Four Stroke Diesel Engine
5.4 Twin Cylinder Four Stroke Diesel Engine
5.5 Two Stage Reciprocating Air Compressor
5.6 Centrifugal Air Blower
5.7 Flash and Fire Point Tester
5.8 Redwood Viscometer
5.9 Valve Timing Arrangement
5.10 Cut Section Model For 2 Stroke And 4 Stroke Engines
5.11 Orsat Gas Analysis
5.12 Automobile Parts

6 . THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB- II

The Laboratory provides hands-on experience in understanding the fundamental principles governing the transfer of heat and mass in engineering systems. The lab enables students to visualize and analyze various modes of heat transfer—conduction, convection, and radiation—as well as mass diffusion and condensation processes. Through carefully designed experiments and modern apparatus, students learn to evaluate heat exchanger performance, thermal conductivity of materials, boiling and condensation characteristics, and transient heat conduction. The experiments bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world thermal systems used in industries such as power generation, refrigeration, air conditioning, and process engineering.
Equipment List
# Equipment Name
6.1 Heat Pipe Apparatus
6.2 Parallel - Counter Flow Heat Exchanger Apparatus
6.3 Natural Convection Apparatus
6.4 Air Conditioning Apparatus
6.5 Vapour Compression Refrigeration Test Rig
6.6 Insulating Powder Apparatus
6.7 Composite Wall Apparatus
6.8 Emissivity Measurement Apparatus
6.9 Stefan Boltzmann Apparatus
6.10 Dead Weight Pressure Gauge
6.11 Drop Wise and Film Wise Condensation Apparatus
6.12 Thermal Conductivity of Liquids
6.13 Forced Convection Apparatus

7 . COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND ANALYSIS LAB

The Laboratory provides students with hands-on experience in modern design and simulation tools used in engineering industries. The lab enables students to conceptualize, model, analyze, and optimize various mechanical components and systems using advanced software. Students learn to create 2D drawings, develop 3D models, and perform structural, thermal, and motion analyses to evaluate design performance under real-world conditions. The lab fosters creativity, innovation, and technical skills that bridge the gap between theoretical learning and practical engineering applications. Lab is equipped with industry-standard software such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Solid edge, Fusion 360 and ANSYS.

8 . MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LAB

The Lab is designed to help students understand and analyze the dynamic behavior of mechanical systems and components. The laboratory provides hands-on experience with mechanisms, vibration systems, and balancing equipment to study real-world motion and force transmission. Through a series of experiments, students learn to investigate the dynamic characteristics of rotating and reciprocating machines, determine critical speeds, measure gyroscopic effects, and study various types of vibrations. The lab emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application, preparing students for design, analysis, and troubleshooting in mechanical and automotive industries. Additionally, the 3D printing section introduces students to additive manufacturing technologies, allowing them to design and fabricate 3D models directly from CAD software. This integration of dynamics and digital fabrication nurtures innovation, creativity, and practical engineering skills essential for modern mechanical engineers.
Equipment List
# Equipment Name
8.1 Centrifugal Governor
8.2 Motorised Gyroscope
8.3 Whirling of Shaft Apparatus
8.4 Pneumatic Trainer Kit
8.5 Hydraulic Trainer Kit
8.6 PC Based Data Acquisition System
8.7 Free and Forced Vibration Setup
8.8 3D Printer

9 . ENGINEERING WORKSHOP

The Engineering Workshop serves as the foundation for every budding engineer, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. This lab introduces students to essential manufacturing processes, tools, and techniques used across various engineering disciplines. Students gain hands-on experience in fitting, carpentry, welding, machining, sheet metal work, and foundry operations, learning the importance of precision, safety, and craftsmanship. The lab encourages creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork while fostering an understanding of how fundamental engineering components are designed and fabricated. By working directly with tools and machines, students develop a solid foundation for advanced courses in design, manufacturing, and mechanical systems, preparing them for real-world engineering challenges.
Equipment List
# Equipment Name
9.1 Fitting Section
9.2 Smithy Section
9.3 Sheet Metal Section
9.4 Foundry Section
9.5 Welding Section

10 . PROJECT LABORATORY

The Project Laboratory of the Department is well-equipped with modern facilities to support students in carrying out their academic and innovative project work. The laboratory is organized into three functional zones —Work Area, Display Area, and Computing Area each designed to enhance creativity, hands-on learning, and research excellence. Work Area: This section is dedicated to the fabrication and development of student projects. It houses essential equipment such as Drilling Machine, Grinding Machine, Welding Machine, and various hand tools required for project execution. Display Area: The Display Area showcases the final year and mini projects developed by students. Outstanding and innovative projects of the department are exhibited here.
Equipment List
# Equipment Name
10.1 Shuchitwa
10.2 Flood Emergency Rescue Robot
10.3 Containment Zone Tracking and Temperature Detection System (CTDS)
10.4 Oxy Mobile: Portable Oxygen Extractor
10.5 Parabolic Solar Water Heater
10.6 Shore Guard: Autonomous Beach Cleaning Robot
10.7 Manual Adhesion Tester Machine

11 . MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT LIBRARY

The Mechanical Department Library at Carmel College of Engineering and Technology serves as a vital academic hub for students and faculty of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. It is dedicated to supporting teaching, learning, and research by providing access to a wide range of technical resources and reference materials. The library houses more than 250 volumes of books, carefully selected to cover all major areas of Mechanical Engineering. The collection is broadly classified into Thermofluids, Machine Design, Manufacturing Technology, and Industrial Engineering, ensuring comprehensive coverage of both theoretical and practical aspects of the discipline. In addition to textbooks and reference books, the library maintains a well-organized archive of project reports and seminar reports, offering valuable insights into innovative research and design solutions developed by students within the department. A spacious reading area provides a comfortable and focused learning environment, encouraging both individual study and group collaboration. The library is also equipped with a computer facility that offers easy access to international journals and databases from renowned publishers such as Elsevier, Springer, Wiley, and other leading academic sources. Furthermore, the library is supported by a high-speed Wi-Fi connection, enabling seamless access to digital learning platforms and online research materials. The Knimbus e-Library further enhances accessibility by providing a cloud-based digital platform that offers seamless access to a wide range of e- resources subscribed by Carmel College of Engineering and Technology (CCET). This integration ensures that students and faculty always remain connected to global research and emerging technologies. With systematic cataloging, an updated collection, and access to both physical and digital knowledge resources, the Mechanical Department Library continues to play a pivotal role in nurturing technically skilled, research-oriented, and industry-ready mechanical engineers.

12 . CLASSROOMS

Every classroom is more than just four walls — it’s a space where curiosity meets knowledge. Designed for interaction and equipped with smart technology, our classrooms bring lessons to life and make every day an exciting journey of discovery.
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