Pacific Education Trust, Ahmadabad

Pacific School of Engineering, Sanki- Surat (Approved by AICTE New Delhi, Affiliated to GTU, Ahmedabad) At Sanki, Ta. Palsana, Surat-394305, Gujarat Tel: 02622 291552 T&P cell Mobile: +919904408978 Website: www.pacific-soe.ac.in; Email: [email protected]

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Project Fair Date: 22rd April 2016

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Contents About Institute – Purpose – Impact – Prize Distribution – Media coverage Department of Chemical Engineering………………………………….. Introduction – Evaluation committee – Best three project – Reviews Department of Computer Engineering…………………………………. Introduction – Evaluation committee – Best three project – Reviews Department of Electrical Engineering………………………………….. Introduction – Evaluation committee – Best three project – Reviews Department of Civil Engineering……………………………………….. Introduction – Evaluation committee – Best three project – Reviews Department of Mechanical Engineering……………………………….. Introduction – Evaluation committee – Best three project – Reviews Photo Gallery……………………………………………………………..

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ABOUT INSTITUE: Pacific School of Engineering, Sanki-Surat (PSE) is established in 2012 with the vision of producing committed technocrats with vital sense of moral and ethical values. The Pacific Group has well recognized number of technical and non technical establishments including Pacific Academy of Higher Education & Research University (PAHER). The group of institutes are serving the society in diversified fields like Medical, Dental, Engineering, Commerce, Management, Vocational studies and Research with more than 115 courses and 18,000 students, both from rural and urban sector. PSE is not only to provide higher degree of quality education but also present the potential youth in the world of engineering by `organizing various seminars, workshops expert lectures, technical festivals etc.

PREFACE: A Project Fair is organised by various departments of Pacific School of Engineering, Surat on 22nd April 2016. The project fair is a great way to get students excited about the scientific process and thinking like young scientists. Various guests from industries and academia were invited not only to evaluate projects but also interact and guide students for enhancement of knowledge. Hands-on exploration of interaction was exciting and the educational benefits are plentiful as students develop their skills in problem-solving and creative thinking.

PURPOSE: 

The main motive of project fair is to provide a platform to students where they can demonstrate their ideas to guests from various industries, faculty members and students.

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The other purpose of project fair was to give the exposure of final year projects to 3rd year students so they can primarily ideate their area for project work.

IMPACT: 

The 3rd year students got the glimpse of project done by their seniors and also understand the problem statement, efforts made in getting an IDP problem, approach taken in solving the UDP problem, methodology of work, steps involves in solution of challenges, hurdles they and methods chosen to overcome hurdles, work division, etc. whatever they. Overall 3rd year students get idea and start thinking for their project in upcoming semester.

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Project fair had given a chance for industry institute interactions. Industry persons gave their views and suggestions and show the readiness for support the projects. The project fair also provided unique chance to company to check the capabilities of final year students and select the students as per suitability. 1

MEDIA COVERAGE

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1. Department of Chemical Engineering SECTION - 1. INTRODUCTION Number of projects: 11 & Number of students: 40 In the CHED project fair, students had prepared their project on various topics of Chemical Engineering like Waste water treatment, solar desalination, modelling & simulation based. Almost all the fields of Chemical engineering have been covered many new innovative Process and methodology in project fair.

Evaluation Committee Head of Department: Prof. Piyush I. Modi, CHED, Pacific School of Engineering, Surat. Guest from Industry: Dr. Krunal Shah, Asso. Research Scientist, Aether Industries Ltd, Surat. Guest from Institute: Dr. Darshak Bhatt, Research Asso. ChED, SVNIT, Surat. Project Coordinator: Prof. Miral R. Thakker CHED, Pacific School of Engineering, Surat. Prof. Ashish D. Modi, CHED, Pacific School of Engineering, Surat.

SECTION - 2. TOP THREE PROJECTS Rank No 1

Project Title Modification of Sulphamic Acid Manufacturing Process

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Modification Manufacturing Process of Rhodamine B

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Solar Water Desalination

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Textile Wastewater Treatment Using Membrane Bioreactor

Enroll. No.

Team Members

121120105051 121120105022 121120105050 121120105031 121120105003 121120105008 121120105015 121120105030 121120105044 131123105001 121120105020

Movaliya Dhavalkumar Vinubhai Patel Falgunkumar Dilipbhai Navadiya Khushal Ramjibhai Kotadiya Mayank Jagdishbhai Miyani Dharmendra Bhupatbhai Hirapara Dhrumit Bhupatbhai Chudasama Muru Maganbhai Joshi Vishalkumar Sharadkumar Malvi Nitin Vinodkumar Panchal Harsh Manishbhai Kaila Dharaben Manojbhai

121120105021

Patel Anjali Tarunkumar

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First Winner Title: Modification of Sulphamic Acid Manufacturing Process Students:

Guide:

Navadiya Khushal R. Patel Falgun D. Movaliya Dhaval V. Prof. Piyush Modi

(121120105050) (121120105022) (121120105051)

[a]Purpose/Aim In manufactures the sulphamic acid during the process scrubber through SO3 gas liberate the atmosphere. So these SO3 undesirable gases are reducing. The SO3 gas is hazards and it is pollute the atmosphere. In this project we can solve the possible solution then apply to the plant scale. [b] Design/Methodology/Approach There are many aspects related with the project to gain the aim of project. The project is designed to attain the following objectives.  In mfg. Of sulphamic acid SO3 gas are pass through the scrubber. In scrubber NaOH catalyst are use and some amount of SO3 react with the catalyst end of last remain gas is pass through stake in atmosphere. So we can change the catalysts in these mfg of sulphamic acid.  [c] Utility/Commercialization Scope / Innovation / Originality /Value 

We have learned that the how can reduce the librated SO3 gas because of that’s hazards for living organisms. Using sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) in scrubber and reduce the SO3 gas. At the end of the project we can conclude the sulphamic acid is most useful in descaling process in industries.

[e] Project Picture/Diagram

Second Winner Title: Modification Manufacturing Process of Rhodamine B Students: Kotadiya Mayank Jagdishbhai (121120105031) Miyani Dharmendra Bhupatbhai (121120105003) Hirapara Dhrumit Bhupatbhai (121120105008) Guide :

Prof. Dr. R.S. Waghmare 4

Rhodamine B is a Cationic Xanthene Dye, Florescent Dye or Nylon Dye. It colour is Pink. This Dye is containing Substitution Ketone and Nitro group. Solubility in water is 1mg/ml. Rhodamine dyes are used extensively in biotechnology applications such as fluorescence microscopy, fluorescence correlation spectroscopy, paper industry, Ink manufacturing industry. Manufacturing Reaction of Rhodamine B is between Di Ethyl Amino Phenol and phthalic anhydride. We have study about manufacturing process parameter of Rhodamine B for Improving the Yield and Reducing Excess amount of phthalic anhydride. Keyword: Di Ethyl Amino Phenol, Phthalic Anhydride, Electrophilic Substitution, catalyst; sulfuric acid Hydrochloric Acid, Sodium Hydroxide.

AIM:  

To improve the yield manufacturing process of Rhodamine B. To remove the excess amount of Phthalic anhydride. H3C CH3

H3C N

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O

N

CH3

Cl O OH

Rhodamine-B PROBLEAM DEFINING: In the batch processes for manufacturing of Rhodamine, the phthalic anhydride is required in an amount corresponding to about 200 - 250 moles% of the theoretical amount for manufacturing. The excess phthalic anhydride used can be removed by a Sodium Hydroxide solution. However, the separation of the phthalic anhydride into the slurry is very inexpedient and 6 hours are required for its complete removal. PROBLEM SOLUTION: Step-I: According to the manufacturing process of the present condition,it is not specific limitation on the organic solvent used in the present manufacturing reaction but it is not commonly soluble in water and is an organic solvent having a boiling point of about 165 °C or above. Desired examples include o-dichlorobenzene, m-dichlorobenzene, p-dichlorobenzene, dichlorotoluene, trichlorobenzene, trichlorotoluene, iodobenzene, o-dibromobenzene, pcymene, isobutylbenzene, secbutylbenzene, nonylbenzene, octylbenzene, 1 -decene, decane, etc. The above organic solvents may be used singly or in mixtures of two or more. But this type of manufacturing cost is very high. Step-II: According to Simulation of kinetic and temperature data, Maintain the temperature of the reactor. Shown the fig. below temperature is change with respect to mass of DEMAP per time. Then heat of reaction is zero. The reaction is neither exothermic nor endothermic. We had made simulation excel data sheet.

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Time / Mass Step-III: Phthalic anhydride is charged in first closed and nitrogen gas pressure S.S. Jacketed reactor and melted at the temperature 130.8oC.Di ethyl meta amino phenol (DEMAP) is charged in second closed and nitrogen gas pressure S.S. Jacketed reactor and melted at the temperature 80oC.Then, In the another closed and nitrogen gas pressure S.S. Jacketed reactor the Di ethyl meta amino phenol (DEMAP) and Phthalic anhydrideare mixed at this time the reaction become endothermic and exothermic. 1

Melting Vessel of (DEMAP)

Melting Vessel of (PAN) 3 S.S REACTOR WITH JACKETED 4

NaO H

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M.S. OPEN REACTOR

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Water

7 NUTCH 8 HCl

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OPEN RUBBER LIN. REACTOR 1 CENTRIFUGE 1 TRYEE DRYER 1

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Water

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Third Winner Title: Textile Wastewater Treatment Using Membrane Bioreactor Students:

Kaila Dhara M. Patel Anjali T.

Guide:

Prof. Ashish Modi

(121120105020) (121120105021)

[a]Purpose/Aim The control of water pollution has become of increasing importance in recent years. Regulators are looking for toxicity due to high salt content, biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD), heavy metals, and colour of the effluent. The textile industry (unitydyechem pvt. Ltd.) uses a large quantity of chemicals and huge quantities of water and as a result generates large quantities of effluent. Tightening government legislation is forcing textile industries to treat their waste effluent to an increasingly high standard. Currently, textile effluent is being treated using physico-chemical methods. Such methods are often very costly and although the pollutants are removed, accumulation of concentrated sludge creates a disposal problem. Very little work has been done for textile effluent treatment using MBR especially in India. Ultrafiltration –hollow fiber membrane module has been selected for submerged membrane bioreactor (SMBR). Using the dual technique of backflushing –chemical cleaning and providing cylindrical cage with wire mesh, fouling is prevented to maintain constant flux. Synthetic textile wastewater treatment using SMBR at different HRTs & SRTs gave an excellent organic removal and colour removal efficiency independently of the F/M ratio and organic loading rate.

[b]Design/Methodology/Approach  In this Project we have compared some techniques like, conventional technique (Activated sludge process) and Novel technique like (Membrane Bioreactor) for textile wastewater treatment.  During the operation time of the SMBR treating textile wastewater, the removal of pollutant was satisfactory. The SMBR may be recommended for application in real textile wastewater treatment plants subjected to variable concentration of COD, BOD and colour, after such kind of labscale treatability studies. [c]Future scope:Performance of SMBR can be evaluated treating real textile wastewater from dyeing industry or Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP). Performance to be appraised with reference to fouling propensity and removal of organics, colour, TSS, turbidity, conductivity. Cost analysis also to be made for SMBR applications in textile wastewater treatment. Study of cost relevant parameters includes membrane cost (fixed, installation, replacement), nonmembrane cost (mechanical/electrical items, control equipments), total energy consumption (membrane aeration, permeate suction, backflush) and cleaning cost. This will be helpful to provide useful information for potential customer. [e] Project Picture/Diagram

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SECTION - 3. REVIEWS [1]. Great effort given by a student to present their ideas and also these types of project fair is helpful to other students who appear for final year. Technical heads from industries visit this fair and appreciate student and also give feedback that “some of the student ideas are practically applicable for industries”. Dr. Darshak Bhatt [2]. It is the innovative experiment that this type of arrangement must be there in each colleges so that 1st, 2nd & 3rd year students are encouraged to have such type of different ideas or thought in their mind and try to think as well as implement on it. This type of activity must be there at the end of 7th & 8th semester before they are going for external project exam. The project fair was well organised. Dr. Krunal Shah [3]. Great effort given by a student to present their ideas and also these types of project fair is helpful to other students who appear for final year. Technical heads from industries visit this fair and appreciate student and also give feedback that “some of the student ideas are practically applicable for industries”. Mr.Krunal shah. Industrial Expert

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2. Department of Computer Engineering SECTION - 1. INTRODUCTION Number of projects: 13& Number of students: 49 In the CSE project fair, students had prepared their project on various topics of computer engineering like Android Apps, Website and Embedded Software based. Almost all the fields of computer engineering have been covered. Many new software like MATLAB, Android Studiobecame the main attraction of project fair.

Evaluation Committee Head of Department: Mr. Mehul Patel, CSE, PSE, Surat Guest from Industry: Mr. Sanjay Jayani, CEO, FastTicket.in, Surat Guest from Institute: 1) Ms. Bhavika Patel, Assistant Professor, BMEF, surat

SECTION - 2. TOP THREE PROJECTS Sr no

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2

3

Name of students

Enrollment no

Project title

Project Guide

Patel Dharmin Anilbhai Gajera Pruthvi Vinodbhai Rajyaguru Purvi Abhaybhai Kansara Aditya Sudhirkumar

131123131013 131123131006

Onetouch Android Application

Mr. Avish Parasram Dhamade

Jain Shailesh Umedraj

121120131033

PULSE CARDIO

Prajapati Kenalkumar Dhansukhbhai Gohil Dignesh Bhikabhai Gosvami Sagargiri Shaileshgiri

131123131022

Ms. Pinal Dineshkumar Salot

Bhardva Parth Natavarlal Banerjee Aditi Debasish Babar Ajaykumar Harilal Rana Smit Dharmeshkumar

131123131003 131123131002 131123131001 131123131024

131123131023 121120131002

131123131008 131123131009

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RAMA: Remote Access For Mobile

Mr. Mehulkumar Balubhai Patel

First Winner Title: One-touch Android Application Students:

Patel Dharmin Anilbhai Gajera Pruthvi Vinodbhai Rajyaguru Purvi Kansara Aditya Sudhirkumar

Guide:

Mr. Avish Parasram Dhamade

Abstract: OneTouch is an application with a use of it users who are connected in same WLAN can Share all data in the android phone including photos, videos, music, contacts, application and documents to android device and also via a computer. Users also can upload and download data from computer wirelessly. This certainly makes the process of backing up data easy, fast and free from cable. Connected user in same WLAN with this application can access each other’s file system and update it too.Application also provide facility to transfer file to more than one participant simultaneously. OneTouch application supports multiple devices connected at the same time. Application also provide group chat facility to connected user. No internet connection required to Share data or chat with other android device.

Second Winner Title: PULSE CARDIO Students:

Jain Shailesh Umedraj Prajapati Kenalkumar Dhansukhbhai Gohil Dignesh Bhikabhai Gosvami Sagargiri Shaileshgiri

Guide:

Ms. Pinal Dineshkumar Salot

Pulse Cardio in daily life is an important means of treating heart disease. To make it easier for the medical to monitor the ECG of their patients outside the hospital, we designed and developed a Pulse Cardio application and alarming system based on Android smart phone. In our system, an camera of the android phone is used to obtain the heart beat rate using the color of the blood by focusing light (using flash light of phone).The device collects the ECG signal and transmits it to an Android phone to determine the heart beat of the patient using the application. Here different range of heart beat and their relative diseases are being mentioned, which will detect the heart beat of the person and provide the relevant disease the person might be suffering related to heart. Once received, AS push the messages to doctors’ phone, so the doctors could see the ECG images and alarm details on their mobile phone. In our system, high resolution ECG pictures are transmitted to doctors’ phone.

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Third Winner Title: RAMA: Remote Access For Mobile Students:

Bhardva Parth Natavarlal Banerjee Aditi Debasish Babar Ajaykumar Harilal Rana Smit Dharmeshkumar

Guide:

Prof. Mehulkumar Balubhai Patel

Abstract: Now days we are dependent on our mobile phones, if we forget the phone at home or at Office or Somewhere else it seems we have lost a limb. That time we think that it would be good to access our mobile remotely, like the web browser. The application like RAMA(Remote access for mobile), instead of accessing the computer remotely, we will access the mobile phones. The basic idea is to design and develop a Backup Application which allows the user to access Mobile data like SMS, contacts and many more. The idea to access our mobile remotely via another android based mobile or simple mobile i.e running another OS. Remotely controlling the mobile phone, the lost phones information can be handled remotely. We can access the information and also we can track the mobile phone. This is useful for protecting the mobile phone and the information inside the phone. The remote terminal allows user to access the Information and to send the remote SMS

SECTION - 3. REVIEWS [1] Great work done by a student to present their ideas and also these types of project fair is helpful to other students who appear for final year. Very glad to see students innovation and creative skills. This type of project fair is very helpful to give platform to students so that they can present their ideas. Mr.SanjayJayani CEO, FastTicket.in [2] Great pleasure to see this type of project fair where student can represent their creative skills. Ms. Bhavika Patel Asst. Professor - BMEF [3] Project fair give us idea to select project next semester as well as from industry guest we can get more idea about industry needs and types of projects developed in industry Gamit Pritesh 4th year Student

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3. Department of Electrical Engineering SECTION - 1. INTRODUCTION Number of projects: 15& Number of students: 57 In the Electrical project fair, students had prepared their project on various topics of Electrical engineering like Embedded and Software based. Almost all the fields of Electrical engineering have been covered Many new software like MATLAB, HFSS, KEIL, PROTIOUS became the main attraction of project fair.

Evaluation Committee Head of Department: Prof. Hitesh S. Patel, Pacific School of Engineering, Surat Guest from Industry: Mr. Vinay D. Chavda, Industrial Automation Training Inst., Navsari Guest

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Institute:

Prof.Rakesh

Motiyani,

Principal,

Pacific

School

of

Engineering(DiplomaEngg.), Surat

SECTION - 2. TOP THREE PROJECTS Sr No

Name of students KachhadiyaTrushalJayantibhai

1.

Enrolment no

Project Guide

121120109006

TejaniKetanGhanshyambhai

121120109007

BavadiyaNikunjPragjibhai

121120109048

Upadhyay Vishal Shreejaynath

Project title

121120109034

Dixit AshirwadRajendra

121120109037

HadiaAsvinkumarDhirubhai

121120109043

KanthariyaGaurang M.

131123109005

Thakur Narsingh R.

121120109009

DodiyaAmmar Khozembhai

121120109010

SaliyaPratik Ramjibhai

21120109014

Vekariya Vishal Vitthalbhai

21120109033

Dronexkton

Vidhi A Mody

Enose For Toxic Gas Detection System

Zarna S. Parmar

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3.

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Implementation Of Irrigation System Through Fully Automatic Control By Gsm And Moisture Sensor

Hitesh S. Patel

First Winner Title: Exoskeleton-The Walk Again Wearable Bionic Suit Students:

KachhadiyaTrushal J.(121120109006) TejaniKetan G.(110760111007) BavadiyaNikunjP. (110760111048)

Guide :

Prof.Vidhi A. Mody

[a]Purpose/Aim Main aim and objective of over project is to spray pesticide through drone on agriculture field which will reduce the harmful effect of pesticide on human being by spraying pesticide through hand they causes various diseases like skin effect cancer, losing eye sight, etc. and reduce the life span of human being. But using drone for spraying purpose will overcome this problem. By using the drone man power will reduce and we can finish the work in short period of time. So we consume the time it will also increase the efficiency of work by drone. We can minimize the waste of pesticide. [b]Design/Methodology/Approach Dronexkton is an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) that can fly and perform the function of pesticide spraying using its built-in flight controller in conjunction with a series of sensors such as gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetometer, barometer, GPS module. These sensors provide motor inputs, height, pitch, roll, yaw, position, altitude and speed control. Instruction for the task to be executed are sent via wireless communication network from control system. [c]Utility/Commercialization Scope/ Innovation / Originality/Value The main advantage of the product is that it will not affect the human being from the harmful effect of pesticide. 1) Energy costs: Using lighter and more appropriate equipment for the job that relies on efficient brushless electrical dc motors, we obtain significant energy costs savings compared with the heavy farm equipment in current use. 2) Eliminating Carbon Fuel Dependency: Modem farming depends totally on carbon fuels, raising many questions as to the sustainability of using carbon fuels for the world food supply. The lower energy use of automated farming and its use of electric energy allow food production using a sustainable form of energy, one that can be generated form on- or off-farm renewable energy sources. 3) Better Precision: Plants spaced exactly as required will provide growing efficiencies that have not been possible before. 4) Reduction of Fertilizer Use: Fertilizer use can be reduced by placing fertilizer in the exact spot where the plant needs it. This avoids waste and fertilizer runoff and pollution of the water table. 5) No Soil Compaction: As no equipment will drive on the field, soil compaction caused by heavy equipment is eliminated. This will have a significant positive impact on soil health and increase yields as a result [e] Project Picture

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Second Winner Title: Speech Assist Students:

Guide:

Upadhyay Vishal S.(121120109034) Dixit Ashirwad R.(121120109037) HadiaAsvinkumar D.(121120109043) KanthariyaGaurang M. (131123109005) Prof.ZarnaParmar

[a]Purpose/Aim Aim of the project is to monitor hazardous environment conditions, including toxic gases though GSM modem. This project can be used in an industry or mines to monitor and help people to warn about toxic gas conditions. This is also called as Remote Gas Monitoring systems. [b]Design/Methodology/Approach They are able to get the notification through theGSM. If the value gets high from set criteria, it’s send the message. Hence by using ENOSETOXIC GAS DETECTION SYTEM We can able to monitoring the level of toxic gases. [c]Utility/Commercialization Scope/Innovation/Originality/Value With the coming of the industrial revolution, humans were able to advance further into the 21stcentury.Earlier, the population were less so that the number of factories were limited. As soon aspopulation increases So that the countries facing sudden and rapid growth of such industriesare finding it to be serious problem which has to be brought under control immediately.Industrial pollution takes on many faces. It contaminates many sources of drinking waterreleases unwanted toxins into the air and increase the air pollution.Toxic gas monitoring is important because some substances can’t be seen or smelled and haveno immediate effects.Thus the recognition of a gas hazard via a worker’s senses often comes too late, afterconcentrations have reached harmful levels.With development of gas detection, multi-gas monitoring is drawing more and more attentionin various applications, such as gas monitoring systems in coal mines, fire detection systems,industrial processes and air quality monitoring.

Third Winner Title: Paralytic Support Vehicle Students: Thakur Narsingh R.. (121120109009) DodiyaAmmar Khozembhai (121120109010) SaliyaPratik Ramjibhai (121120109014) Vekariya Vishal Vitthalbhai (121120109033) Guide:

Prof. Hitesh S. Patel

[a]Purpose/Aim Our aim is that with the help of the implementation of irrigation system through fully automatic control by GSM and moisture sensor to less man power so that farmer is work efficiently for long time. [b] Design/Methodology/Approach  To save water, energy and man power in the agriculture sector.  Handle the system manually as well as automatically.  Detect water level

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To design, built and test the system which will be economical, efficient and effort reducing of farmer. Doing irrigation automatically. On/off pump automatically. To collect the data from moisture sensors, water soluble fertilizer sensor placed in the field, temperature sensors of various areas of the field, moisture sensors in the irrigation system to monitor the proper drip of water along with the fertilizer which is kept in a separate tank. To identify proper sensors and monitoring device required for the farming data like soil moisture, soil temperature. To find the economic method of drip irrigation and its technique for automation regarding short term and long term crop.

[c] Utility/Commercialization Scope/Innovation/Originality/Value The system provides with several benefits and can operate with less manpower. The system supplies water only when the humidity in the soil goes below the reference. Due to the direct transfer of water to the roots water conservation takes place and also helps to maintain the moisture to soil ratio at the root zone constant to some extent. Thus the system is efficient and compatible to changing environment.

SECTION - 3. REVIEWS Guest: [1]. Great effort given by a student to present their ideas and also these types of project fair is helpful to other students who appear for final year. Technical heads from industries visit this fair and appreciate student and also give feedback that “some of the student ideas are practically applicable for industries”. Mr.Vinay D. Chavda, Industrial Automation raining Inst., Navsari [2]. It is the innovative experiment that this type of arrangement must be there in each colleges so that 1st, 2nd& 3rd year students are encouraged to have such type of different ideas or thought in their mind and try to think as well as implement on it. This type of activity must be there at the end of 7th& 8th semester before they are going for external project exam. The project fair was well organised. Prof.RakeshMotiyani, Principal, PSE Diploma Engineering, Surat Student: [1] After visiting project fair we get idea that how to prepare project for final year and what kind of project we have to prepare. KachhadiyaTrushal 4th year student [2] We also get some extra knowledge from our seniors and faculty members. It was a great kind of idea to present such a kind of projects so that some new and innovative kinds of `projects must be prepared in the upcoming years by us which would be helpful for the progress of the state and the nation. Dixit Ashirwad 4th year student

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4. Department of Civil Engineering SECTION - 1. INTRODUCTION Number of projects: 16 & Number of students: 57 In the Civil project fair, students had prepared their project on various topics of Civil engineering like Vishwakarma Yojana and Software based. Almost all the fields of Civil engineering have been covered many new software like STADD PRO, E-TABS, AUTOCAD, MIDASGEN became the main attraction of project fair.

Evaluation Committee Head of Department: Prof. Mohd. Tamim Tanwer, CED, PSE, Surat Guest from Industry: Mr. Sandip Sorathiya, Chief Engineer, Shrungal Group, Surat. Guest from Institute: Mrs.Vrunda Sule, HOD CED, Vidhyadeep Institute, Surat.

SECTION - 2. TOP THREE PROJECTS Sr no

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3

Name of students

Enrolment no

Patel Rohankumar A.

121120106015

Parmar Mohammad S. Parekh Jigar H. Patel Pratikkumar P. Bengali Adnan M. Patel Parth B. Yadav Aditya F. Tank Abhishek M. Ravani Amit G. Golakiya Mrugendra J. Dobariya Jignesh C. Vekariya Ashish V.

121120106030 131123106008 131123106009 121120106027 121120106017 121120106033 121120106053 121120106006 121120106056 131123106004 131123106018

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Project title

Project Guide

Development Of Slum Area By Container Home

Prof. Ankitkumar Mehta

Elevated Corridor of BRTS in Surat

Prof. Ankitkumar Mehta

Detailed Study On Implosive Resistant Of Concrete

Prof. Ankitkumar Mehta

First Winner Development of Slum Area by Container Home Students:

Guide:

Patel Rohankumar A.

121120106015

Parmar Mohammad S. Parekh Jigar H. Patel Pratikkumar P.

121120106030 131123106008 131123106009

Prof. Ankitkumar Mehta.

[a] Purpose/Aim The project is based on slum clearance and slum rehabilitation. The project is to provide a container home with healthy environment, hygienic condition and better living standard for slum area people. The area of slum is decrease by vertical development of container home. It is one type of mobile home which is easily transfer one place to another place. The container home establish with proper planning and basic facilities. So it is suitable and favourable for people of slum area by. This establishment own can solve slum area problems in technical way. [b] Design/Methodology/Approach The plan of our project is give the economical solution of problem in slum area. The houses in slum area are change by proper planed house. The living standard of slum people is increase and provides all basic facilities in houses. The main aim of our project is slum free city. The plan of our project is give the economical solution of the problem in slum can be replaced by our new concept of providing container house. The container house is economical solution of the problems in slum area and low income group. It is one type of mobile house which is easily transferred from one place to another place. The basic facilities which are required for human can be easily provided by using container housing. We can provide all requirement of slum area like houses; drinking water, electricity, sanitation, drainage line, roads, streetlight etc. and also we can project from rain, high temperature sun light and hazardous animals. Our concept is decrease the slum area and traffic by vertical expansion of houses and we can save the costly land. We will use that land for social work like providing school, playground and senior citizen house. [c]Utility/Commercialization Scope / Innovation / Originality /Value For present study the scope is limited to railway line and only conceptual proposals are prepared. The study can be done for mega project covering various slum areas in Surat like shara darwaja, sanjay nagar, magdum nagar and all slum area which is near to railway line as well inside the city. Also the detailed financial assessment for various proposals can be done for better project promotions. Also this project is applicable all the megacity like Mumbai, Calcutta, Bangalore, Ahmadabad, etc. The following scope after project:• Install container house with better painting, providing lighting for esthetic purpose • The extra land save by planning use of that land for parking, garden, playground, or common plot for society it is used. • Maintenance and service of house, street light, drainage line, and water line is organized. • The dustbin is providing for collection of solid waste of area. • Cleaning of road and disposal of waste material. • Inspection by authority and maintenance of the area. • The plantation of tree, plant and maintain them. 17

[e] Project Picture/Diagram

Second Winner Title: Elevated Corridor of BRTS in Surat Students : Bengali Adnan M. Patel Parth B. Yadav Aditya F. Tank Abhishek M. Guide:

121120106027 121120106017 121120106033 121120106053

Prof. Ankitkumar Mehta.

[a] Purpose/Aim This project is based on the solution of traffic problem and provides rapid transportation. For that we choose elevated BRTS as a solution. And by that we try to provide mass and rapid transportation using elevated BRTS. In which we will propose elevated BRTS with BRTS hub, foot over bridge design with the help of STAAD PRO. By considering all parameters of bridge design. An elevated BRTS is constructed in congested area of Surat. It is suitable, favourable, Safe for public. [b] Design/Methodology/Approach Part I: City Survey In city survey first we visit that place from where most of public are is coming in city area for their work. These places are railway station, bus station. from these places people are mostly travelling into city and we had surveyed that mostly people are facing problem of transportation in this area only. We observed that in surat city there is lack of transportation system. Because in city area there is no proper public transport facility. after this survey, we surveyed area where mostly public travel. where the mostly business hubs are there. in those areas we had surveyed. we found that people are facing problem while they have to reach from station to their destination. Part II: Planning At the initial level it is require to carryout the survey of those area where we can provide elevated BRTS.after that it is require to decide the route on which we can propose elevated corridor of BRTS.for the easy conveyance for mass of public we have to provide particular hub from where mass transportation can occur easily.planning is the initial level of any work.whatever work we want to do before that we have to plan.planning is the term which we have to follow till complition of our work.we have to consider all parameters while planning and according to that plan we have to work.in our project also we did the same thing.after city survey we carryout the planning work.according to our survey and data which we collected we started planning workin plannnig first we start from station area and make the route.in our project as we are going to provide public transportation in each area of city we have to decide route according to parameters. we planned different route in city area from railway station.it will connect station and every area of city. 18

Part III: Designing According to our work distribution there are two parts. After planning of project work next step is designing, in which we are going to give design of BRTS hub, bridge, and elevated BRTS station with the help of staad-pro and auto cad. instaad –pro, we will give a design for economic and efficient bridge and create a plan design in autocad. staad-pro give bridge design and autocad given plan of BRTS hub and elevated station. Part IV: Data Collection Data collection is important factor. whenever we want to do work at some particular place at that time we need to collect some important data from different authority like SMC and railway authority. in which we will collect data of traffic solution and mass transportation in surat. it’s given below; we collect data of traffic and public transportation.

[c]Utility/Commercialization Scope/ Innovation/Originality/Value This project is based on the solution of traffic in congested area and the solution of the mass transportation. in surat city as we had surveyed that there is lack of mass transportation in the city. so we decided to give elevated BRTS corridor as a solution of the traffic and transportation. Elevated BRTS corridor requires 7m wide span. in surat mostly width of every main road is more than 10m.so we can easily construct elevated BRTS on that road. in elevated corridor of BRTS we connect each and every corner of city. so people can reach from one corner to another corner easily and rapidly. after survey of some area in surat. in which we can propose elevated BRTS route in some area. [d] Project Picture/Diagram

Third Winner Title: Detailed Study on Implosive Resistant Of Concrete Students: Ravani Amit G. Golakiya Mrugendra J. Dobariya Jignesh C. Vekariya Ashish V. Guide:

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Prof. Ankitkumar Mehta.

[a] Purpose/Aim To evaluate the Implosive resistance of concrete and Fibre Added Concrete for different composition, It is necessary to ensure the universal building & importance structure for their safety against fortuitous eruption & Assault. It is known that the behaviours of structure under detonation loading are more complex than those under consistent loadings, however there has been no scrutiny on contact detonation loading. [b] Design/Methodology/Approach In this study, the Implosion behavior of frc is experimentally investigated and compared to that of simple concrete. A series of contact Implosioning tests were conducted with varying quantities of Implosioning material. It is found that frc has much higher Implosion resistance than simple concrete. FRC did not break even when 30g of Implosioning material are used, 19

through the simple concrete is totally smashed with only 15g of Implosioning material. In the test, it is observed that the frc specimens expanded, especially when the quantity of Implosioning material is more than 15g, and this proves the superb ductility and energy absorption of frc. It is considered that these characteristics are due to the bridging effect of steel fibres on frc, which transfer the stress across cracks. Furthermore, the observation results of the top surface also indicate the excellent Implosion resistance of frc. Hence it is reasonable to say that frc is suitable for structure which may be subject to Implosion loading. These achievements will help us to design and provide safer structure by frc. [c]Utility/Commercialization Scope/ Innovation/Originality/Value When designing important structures such as industrial plants and public facilities, it is necessary to ensure their safety against accidental explosions and terrorist bomb attacks, which happen rarely but can cause serious damage. [e] Project Picture/Diagram

SECTION - 3. REVIEWS Guest: [1]. Great effort given by a student to present their ideas and also these types of project fair is helpful to other students who appear for final year. Technical heads from industries visit this fair and appreciate student and also give feedback that “some of the student ideas are practically applicable for industries”. Mr. Sandip Sorathiya. Chief Engineer, Shrungal Group, Surat. [2]. It is the innovative experiment that this type of arrangement must be there in each colleges so that 1st, 2nd & 3rd year students are encouraged to have such type of different ideas or thought in their mind and try to think as well as implement on it. This type of activity must be there at the end of 7th & 8th semester before they are going for external project exam. The project fair was well organised. Mr. Vrunda Sule. HOD CED, Vidhyadeep Institute, Surat. Student: [1] After visiting project fair we get idea that how to prepare project for final year and what kind of project we have to prepare. Rohan Patel 4th year student [2] We also get some extra knowledge from our seniors and faculty members. It was a great kind of idea to present such a kind of projects so that some new and innovative kinds of `projects must be prepared in the upcoming years by us which would be helpful for the progress of the state and the nation. Aditya Yadav th 4 year student

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5. Department of Mechanical Engineering SECTION - 1. INTRODUCTION Number of projects: 14 & Number of students: 58 In the Mechanical project fair, students had prepared their project on various topics of Mechanical Engineering. Almost all the fields of Mechanical Engineering have been covered in different projects. Many new projects like Tesla Turbine, Green Enginebecame the main attraction of project fair. Evaluation Committee Guest from Industry: Mr. Govind Patel, CEO, EnerG, Surat Guest from Institute: 1) Prof.RushabhPanchal, HOD, Mechanical Dept., BMCET, Surat Head of Department: Prof. V. H. Moradiya, HOD, Mechanical Dept., PSE, Surat.

SECTION - 2. TOP THREE PROJECTS Sr no

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Enrollment no

Project title

Project Guide

Kansara Yash D. Dadarwala Ankit A. Maisuriya Viral H. Patel Pranav J. Gohil Kishan J

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Implementation in Design& Development ofTesla Turbine Using Magnetic Bearing

Prof. Chirag Patel

Charkhawala Fenil N

31123119001

Gemlawala Krunal C

131124119003

Prof. Sumit Suhagiya

Jayswal Akshay R Bhosale Amit R

131124119001 121120119025

Modified And Development Of Three Way Unloading System For Tipper Truck

Sangani Mitesh D Chothani Umesh A Kapadia Kunal A Dhanani Chirag

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Green Engine

Prof. Bhavesh Patel

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First Winner Title: Implementation in Design& Development of Tesla Turbine Using Magnetic Bearing Students:

Kansara Yash D. (121120119062) Dadarwala Ankit A. (121120119053) Maisuriya Viral H. (121120119039) Patel Pranav J. (121120119030)

Guide: Prof. Chirag Patel [a]Purpose/Aim A Tesla turbine is bladeless centripetal flow type turbine. It is as well recognized as the boundary layer turbine, cohesion type turbine and prandlt layer turbine because it is used boundary layer effect and not a fluid impinging upon the blades as in a convectional turbine. Tesla turbine has found wide ranging of application that include the handling of a mixture of solid ,liquid and viscous fluid without damaging the part.This project work is chiefly focused on implementation of magnetic bearing in Tesla turbine. Designing of magnetic bearing is done by suitable software. The development of Tesla turbine will carry out to influence the size of blade , blade gap , nozzle angle , appropriate magnetic field of magnetic bearing. New developed model imparts increase in efficiency and torque. [b]Design/Methodology/Approach There are many aspects related with the project to gain the aim of project. The project is designed to attain the following objectives.  Tesla turbine is bladeless turbine we implement in blade design and simulation in software.  To reduce the distance between disc and increase the efficiency.  Use a magnetic bearing so increase the life of bearing. Made working model in with the help of machine workshop. [c]Utility/Commercialization Scope/ Innovation / Originality/Value As a turbine to generate the power comparatively nearer/equal to the conventional power generation techniques.Turbines of this design can operate at temperatures above 1000°C and also be used in low temperature conditions (room temperature). There is no loss of the inlet fluid which can be collected at the center of the rotor. Efficiency is maximized, when boundary layer thickness is approximately equal to inter-disc spacing. It used in the places having limitations of diffuser and collector in other type of turbines. [e] Project Picture/Diagram

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Second Winner Title: Modification and Development of Three Way Unloading Tipper System Students:

Gemlawala Krunal C. (131124119003) Gohil Kishan J.(131123119004) Charkhawala Fenil N.(131123119001) Jayswal Akshay R. (131124119001)

Guide: :

Prof. Sumit G. Suhagiya.

[a]Purpose/Aim The aim of the project is to construct such a material handling device, which will be helpful to the material unload easily from traditional system, in traditional tipper system can unload the material from only one side (Rear side). Because of this time and fuel consumption is more, road blockage and also not easy for unload material in narrow space. So, for this threeway tipper system is unload the material from three sides right, rear and left side which overcome this traditional tipper system’s problem. [b]Design/Methodology/Approach There are many aspects related with the project to gain the aim of project. The project is designed to attain the following objectives.  To develop a mechanism which can be helpful toreduce time consumption for unload material from tipper trolley and Movement of truck for unload material at specified space.  In some construction site have use more than one trolley truck for material so, at this time the material unloading in back side is not useful or preferable. So, at this time make system for this the trolley can unload material without any complication and easily. As well as In Residential site construction some area has narrow space so we cannot unload material easily.  Resolve the problem while we use traditional truck some time the road is block, reduce effort for unload material from tipper truck hence, Reduce fuel consumption.

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This model’s main parts are ball joint, hydraulic cylinder with trunnion. This trunnion and ball joint is give flexible movement to hydraulic cylinder.

[c]Utility/Commercialization Scope/ Innovation / Originality/Value They are commonly designed for material transportation and material handling. Generally we show the truck is transport the material from one place to another and it is unload the material at its destiny. But for unload the material from truck only from rear side so, for unloading truck must arrange regarding at particular space and because of it the road may be block. So, regarding this problem. The three way tipper system is use for the material unload because in this the tipper is unload the material from three side (Right, left and rear) by this resolve the problem like road block, less movement of truck,less time consumption. Generally this is use in construction site, agriculture area, industrial and residential area. [e] Project Picture/Diagram

Rear Side Lift Tipper

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Left side

Third Winner Title: Experimental Analysis Of Hydrogen and its Competitive Fuels Students:

Guide:

Bhosale Amit .R Kapadia Kunal.A Sangani Mitesh.D Chothani Umesh.A Dhanani Chirag Prof. Bhavesh Patel

(121120119025) (121120119033) (121120119034) (121120119050) (121120119009)

[a] Purpose/Aim Everywhere there is researches and fundings going on for using hydrogen as core fuel for cars and vehicles but no one has though to use hydrogen as core fuel in homemade appliances. This can increase the efficiency and reduces the pollution. [b] Design/Methodology/Approach Part I: Starting the engine with petrol First we start the engine using petrol and produce the energy so that that energy can be used to produce the hydrogen from electrolysis process to use the hydrogen as our core fuel. Part 2: Using Hydrogen The energy produced from the electrolysis process in form of hydrogen, that is directly used as a core fuel in the intake valve with a simple ratio of hydrogen-petrol fuel. [c]Utility/Commercialization Scope/ Innovation/Originality/Value 1. Used in agriculture. 2. Construction and mechanical appliances and equipments. 3. Water pumps and generators.

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SECTION - 3. REVIEWS Guest: [1]. Effort given by a student to present their ideas and also these types of project fair is helpful to other students who appear for final year. Technical heads from industries visit this fair and appreciate student and also give feedback that “some of the student ideas are practically applicable for industries”. Mr. Govind Patel CEO, EnerG, Surat [2]. It is the innovative experiment that this type of arrangement must be there in each colleges so that 1st, 2nd& 3rd year students are encouraged to have such type of different ideas or thought in their mind and try to think as well as implement on it. This type of activity must be there at the end of 7th& 8th semester before they are going for external project exam. The project fair was well organised. Prof. Rushabh Panchal Student: [1] After visiting project fair we get idea that how to prepare project for final year and what kind of project we have to prepare. Vihol sahil th 4 year student [2] We also get some extra knowledge from our seniors and faculty members. It was a great kind of idea to present such a kind of projects so that some new and innovative kinds of `projects must be prepared in the upcoming years by us which would be helpful for the progress of the state and the nation. Konnur Chinmay 4th year student

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