Organized by Odisha State Centre The Institution of Engineers (India) Bhubaneswar

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1 93 Years of Relentless Journey Towards Engineering Advancement for Nation-building FIRST INFORMATION BROCHURE (IEI crest) All India Seminar on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering Bhubaneswar * March, 2013 Organized by Odisha State Centre Bhubaneswar In collaboration with (kiit university crest) KIIT University Bhubaneswar under the aegis of the MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DIVISION BOARD-MCDB 8, Gokhale Road, Kolkata Venue 0disha State Centre Sachivalaya Marg, Unit-IV, Bhubaneswar Phone/Fax : / , ieioscbb@sify.com

2 Dr R K Biswal, FIE Chairman, Odisha State Centre, IEI Prof (Dr) S M Ali, FIE Honorary Secretary 0RGANIZING COMMITTEE Er Ashok Basa, FIE Council Member, IEI Prof. (Dr.) P. P. Mathur, FIE Vice-Chancellor,KiiT University Prof. (Dr.)(Ms) S. Samanta, FIE Registrar & Director (Admissions) KiiT University, Odisha Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Sarangi, FIE Director, NIT-Rourkela Prof (Dr) Bimal Sarangi, FIE Principal, Raajdhani Engg College Bhubaneswar Prof (Dr) A K Rout, FIE Convener Members Er P K Giri, FIE Immediate Past-Chairman, OSC, IEI Prof. (Dr.) D. K. Tripathy, FIE Pro Vice-Chancellor, KiiT University Prof. (Dr.) K. C. Singh, FIE Dean, School of Mechanical Engineering KiiT University, Odisha Prof. (Dr.) A. R. Mohanty, FIE IIT-Kharaghpur Prof Kailash Mohapatra, FIE Professor & HOD Raajdhani Engg College, Bhubaneswar Brig. S K Mishra /Retd/, FIE Jt. Convener Maj Gen (Retd) R K Sanan, VSM, FIE Secretary & Director General Dr Nilanjan Sengupta, FIE Director (Technical) Er S Choudhury, MIE Deputy Director (Technical)

3 All India Seminar on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering Bhubaneswar * March, 2013 Objective Advancement of the modern industries is totally dependent on the advancement of electronics and related industries, which in turn is governed by the development of the precision manufacturing, measuring techniques and integrated knowledge based manufacturing system. In today s global scenario the success of manufacturing industries can only be achieved with the optimization of the manufacturing and other functions in logical association with one another. Internal combustion engines are presently being fuelled by petroleum based fuels, which are going scare day by day. Secondly the problem of engine emissions is also very significant. Solution to these problems is only to go for alternate fuels in order to be self sustained in this field. Cryogenic technology deals with production, maintenance and applications of low temperature, typically below C. With the advancement of technology and growth of human knowledge, cryogenics is gaining more relevance in all spheres of social milieu. Today cryogenic technology is applied in medical, biological and food preservation processes as well as in futuristic technology like fusion reactors for power generation and deep space probe. The objective of this seminar is to bring together experts from academic institutions, industries and research organizations and professional engineers for sharing of knowledge, expertise and experience in the emerging trends related to Mechanical Engineering Education and Research. Papers are invited from the prospective authors from different fields. Potential topics to be addressed in this conference include, but are not limited to the following: THEMES AND SUB-THEMES (A) Design and Advanced Manufacturing (i) Material Processing; (ii) Manufacturing Automation and Robotics; (iii) Laser Technology; (iv) Manufacturing planning and Optimization; (v) Non-Traditional Manufacturing Processes; (vi) Micro-Machining, Nano-Technology & Smart Materials; (vii) Simulation and Modelling; (Viii) CAD/CAM; etc. (B) Thermal Engineering (i) Internal Combustion Engines; (ii) Alternate Fuels; (iii) Renewable and Nonconventional Energy Sources, Energy Systems; (iv) Advanced Refrigeration and Air Conditioning; (v) Cryogenics ; (vi) Computational Methods in Thermal Engineering, Optimization Methods, CFD; etc.

4 ABOUT THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS (INDIA), IEI, is a multidisciplinary professional body that encompasses 15 engineering disciplines and gives engineers a global platform from which to share professional interests. Established in 1920 and registered under the Indian Companies Act, 1913, was formally inaugurated by Lord Chelmsford, the then Viceroy and Governor General of India. IEI was granted the Royal Charter of Incorporation, 1935 by His Majesty the King George V of England in 1935, to promote and advance the science, practice and business of engineering in all its branches in India. Starting with this humble beginning with 138 members now an unique professional body with an overall membership of over 0.6 million. ABOUT ODISHA STATE CENTRE, IEI Odisha State Centre, IEI was established at Burla on 22 nd February, 1959 with 86 Corporate Members and 245 non-corporate members. The then Chief Minister, Odisha, Dr Harekrushna Mahatab formally inaugurated its first session at Burla on 26 th July, The founder Chairman, Honorary Honorary & Honorary Joint Secretary of the State Centre were Rai Bahadur M S Thirumale Iyengar, Er Sadananda Padhi and Prof Bhubaneswar Behera respectively. Since that memorable day of 22 nd February, 1959 there is no looking back. State Government of Orissa State was pleased to allot 1.46 acres of land to the IEI Orissa Centre on 20 th August, 1966 where the foundation stone of the present building was laid by Rai Bahadur Dr A N Khosla, the then Governor of Orissa and Past-President of IEI ( ) on 24 th February, The building was completed and the then Governor of Orissa inaugurated on 15 th February, From that day, all the activities of the OSC, IEI with its four local centers at Angul, Berhampur, Rourkela and Sunabeda discharges the proactive functions to enhance our skill and knowledge with an overall membership of over 30,000. BHUBANESWAR IN THE WORLD TOURIST MAP Bhubaneswar, the capital city of the modern Orissa and the ancient kingdom of Kalinga is also known as the Temple City of India. Among the finest of 500 temples is the Lingaraj Temple of Lard Shiva. Built in the 11 th century, Bhubaneswar is known as ekarma Khetra. The city is full of magnificent examples of Orissa s Architecture and famous for its picturesque surroundings and greenery. This is the place from where the Mouryan Emperor Ashok the Great turned Chandashok to Dharmashok and spread the world of peace. After winning the great Kalinga war, he embraced Buddhism. Out of the famous sports, the Rock-out Caves at Khandagiri and Udayagiri also known as Rani Gumpha (the Queen s Cave) is the largest cave with ornate carvings. Also another Hati Gumpha (the Elephant Cave) has the chronicle of the King Kharavela carved on it, which is treated as a pilgrimage for Jain devotees. Bhubaneswar is situated on North latitude and East longitude in the district of Khurda. The city is on the National Highway No.5 connecting Kolkata with Chennai and Howrah-Chennai Main Railway line. The climate of this city is temperate. Bhubaneswar became the Capital of modern Orissa in The city is situated at an elevation of 45 meters above the mean sea level. The maximum and minimum temperature during the month of October in Bhubaneswar is 35 C and 11 C respectively. Delegates are requested to bring with them some worm clothing. Monsoon starts in Orissa during mid June and continues upto October.

5 PARTICIPATION Experts from the SAIL; TISCO; POSCO; VEDANTA various Steel Plants, Central and State Government Agencies, OMC; Organizations related Iron Industries, Mine Owners; PARTMENT, Office of the Chief Electrical Inspector, Odisha, Public and Private Enterprises directly or indirectly connected with the seminar theme, Steel Plants, Mines Sectors, Universities, Research Institution, IITs, NITs, RECs, Engineering Collages and organizations directly involved with the seminar theme, etc are welcome to participate. TECHNICAL VISIT Technical visit will be arranged at the end of the All India Seminar for which advance registration shall be made at the venue. ACCOMMODATION: Delegate/s are requested to contact the desired hotels directly for booking well in advance based at Bhubaneswar otherwise if they require assistance of the organizing committee for booking of hotel accommodation are requested to send Rs.2,000/- towards advance along with the registration form, mentioning the preferred hotel choice-wise latest by 28 th February, 2013 addressing the request directly to the Organizing Secretary or the Convener. The booking will be done subject to availability on first come first serve basis. RESERVATION FOR RETURN JOURNEY: Delegates requiring return reservation may please indicate their requirements to the Organizing Secretary in the Registration Form and also remit the necessary fare plus Rs.100/- as service charges per person, for detailed scheduled, etc of air/rail please and CALL FOR PAPERS : Original and unpublished research/practice oriented papers on any one of or more of the main or subtitles indicated pre-page are invited for the All India Seminar. The Paper should strictly conform to the following: The official language for the All-India Seminar will be English for all purposes. All correspondence and the papers for the All India Seminar will be entertained only in English. There will be no arrangements for simultaneous interpretation. Synopsis of paper types in single space within 300 words and full text of paper must not exceed 10 pages (2000 words) of A-4 size, must not exceed 160mm in width and 240mm in depth (each type written pages contain approximately 400 words) or equivalent, including abstracts, appendices, tables illustrations and photographs. Each author must provide a master (original) and two copies of his/her paper including illustrations with CD in MS-word. Technical paper must not exceed 12 pages in length including tables/phototraphs, etc. Three sets of the technical article may be submitted. Photographic illustrations in glossy paper in duplicate should not be larger than 140mmX220mm size. Matric system of units should be adopted. Mathematical expressions should be either neatly typed or carefully handwritten for clarity. Typing should be done on one side of the A-4 size paper only with proper margin on all sides. Deadline Dates: Receipt of Abstract/Full Text of Paper 20 th February, 2013 Acceptance and Confirmation of Full Text of Paper 5 th March, 2013

6 REGISTRATION Corporate Members, Gr.IE(I), Senior Technician/Technician Members of The Institution of Engineers (India), persons from various Industrial, Defense Research & Servicing Organizations, Teachers, Post Doctoral Fellows, Research Associates and Fellows, Post-graduate students from Universities, IITs/NITs and Teaching Institutions, Engineers of Central and State Governments, CPWD, CSIR, Director General Border Roads, The CRRI, Ministries of Rural Development, CWC, RITES, NITHE, NHAI, Indian Railways, CESU, NESCO, WESCO, SOUTHCO, OPTC, OPGC, ENERGY DEPARTMENT, Office of the Chief Electrical Inspector, Orissa etc may participate in the All-India Seminar. The intending participants are requested to register in advance with requisite Registration Fee to the Organizing Secretary by 28 th February, ADVERTISEMENT A technical volume will be brought out on the occasion of the National Seminar for distribution to the delegates as well as to various related organizations across the country and abroad. It has been decided to accept a few selected advertisements in the Technical Volume. Tariff for Advertisement (Book Size: Demy ¼) * Back Cover (Cover-IV) Rs.50, * Back/Front Cover (Cover-II & III) Rs.30, * Inside Full Page Rs.15, * Inside Half Page Rs.10, REGISTRATION * Sponsored Delegates Rs.1, * Delegates (Registered in individual capacity) Rs.0, * Corporate Members Rs.0, * Students of Engineering Colleges/Associates/ Sr.Technicians/Technicians/Spouse Rs.0, CALL FOR SPONSHORSHIP The Fees for sponsoring the event are as follows: * Collaborator/Principal Sponsorship (10 delegates Free) Rs.60, * Sponsorship (5 delegates free) Rs.50, * Co-Sponsorship (3 delegates free) Rs.30, PAYMENTS : All Payments should be made through A/c Payee Demand Draft drawn in favour of THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS (INDIA) ORISSA STATE CENTRE, payable at Bhubaneswar. Cash can be deposited in the Office on obtaining of the receipt. No outstation cheque can be accepted and money orders are not accepted as a matter of policy. All correspondence for registration, advertisement or any other matter is to be made with the Honorary Secretary/Convener, AIS Orissa State Centre, The Institution of Engineers (India), Sachivalaya Marg, Unit-IV, Bhubaneswar VENUE: The main venue is at Auditorium, Orissa State Centre,, Sachivalaya Marg, Unit-IV, Bhubaneswar Other meetings such as per discussion, technical exhibition, talk by experts, Research/Technical presentations, Panel Discussion, Lunch and Dinner will be held at campus of Odisha State Centre,, Sachivalaya Marg, Unit-IV, Bhubaneswar Detailed program of each meeting will be distributed to members at the time of registration.

7 TENATIVE PROGRAMME ALL INDIA SEMINAR on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering Bhubaneswar * March, th March, hrs to 1000 hrs REGISTRATION hrs INAUGURAL SESSION hrs Break for Tea hrs Technical Session - I 1300 hrs Break for Lunch 1430 hrs Technical Session II 17 th March, hrs Technical Session III 1200 Noon Valedictory Session 1400 hrs Break for Lunch All further correspondence to be addressed to: The Organizing Secretary/The Convener- All India Seminar on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering, Bhubaneswar * March, 2013 Odisha State Centre Sachivalaya Marg, Unit-IV, Bhubaneswar Phone/Fax : ieioscbb@sify.com

8 REGISTRATION FORM ODISHA STATE CENTRE All India Seminar on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering Bhubaneswar * March, 2013 For IEI OSC Office Use only: Registration No. Local/Outstation: Receipt No.& Date: Amount Received: 1. Name: 2. Designation: 3. Mailing Address: Tel. No. Office: Res: Fax no if any: 4. IEI Membership Status with No. 5. Do you intend to send a Paper? YES/NO (A) Probable Title of Paper: (B) Author/s 6. Accompanying persons (please give names) 7. Accommodation Required. YES/NO at 8. No of days sfor which needed 9. Probable Arrival Details: (A) Mode (B) Date (C) Time 10.Remittance send: (A) Delegation Fee: (B) Accommodation Advance: (C) Demand Draft/Cheque No. Date Amount Drawn on Date: Signature: