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About the Department
The Department of Chemical Engineering at SIT stands out to be the First Private Engineering College in Karnataka to offer B.E. in Chemical Engineering an also M. Tech., Chemical Engineering Program in Karnataka. The Department was established in the year 1974 with the intention to offer undergraduate Chemical Engineering program. With passage of time, the department has transformed itself into one of high repute offering post graduate and doctoral programs under affiliation of Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) under the Department of Chemical Engineering Research Centre. Over the years, Department has been working towards achieving its Vision and Mission in tune with the Institute’s Vision and Mission. It also has a well laid-out quality policy being adopted in all its activities and is putting forth its best efforts to meet the aspirations of all the stakeholders. The B.E. Chemical Engineering program being offered by the Department is accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) four times, with the current validity up to 30th June 2022. The Department faculty are actively pursuing research in thrust areas including environmental remediation, advanced materials, biomedical engineering, reactor modeling/design, nanomaterials, alternative energy and novel separations. Out of 13 faculty, while 9 faculty have completed their Ph.D., from institutions of high repute, 2 are pursuing their research in the areas of bioremediation and self- assembly of materials. Our faculty have been working on various projects sponsored by funding agencies including DST, BRNS, SERB, and KCTU. Collaborations with national and international institutes have led to high impact research publications including Nature Scientific Reports, Biomaterials, Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews, PLoS One and New Journal of chemistry. The support of Sree Siddaganga Education Society (SSSES) to the Department has been overwhelming and two advanced research facilities have been created for the benefit of students, industry and academia. The Department has two research facilities viz., (i) Bio-INvENT Lab which was established in 2017 with an intramural funding of Rs.50 Lakh from SSESs to undertake research activities at the interface of chemical engineering, biology, medicine and nanotechnology. In addition with an extramural funding of about Rs.76 Lakhs, it is providing an opportunity for students perform cutting edge research and development in the healthcare sector.(ii) Another iconic facility is the Water and Waste Water Management Centre established in 2019 with the support of Karnataka Council for Technological Up gradation, It has state-of-the-art facility to undertake water analysis development of novel technologies for water treatment. The Department encourages holistic development of the students in addition to class-room teaching and laboratory practice. Students are made industry ready by providing them unique opportunities through industrial training, aptitude related skills, soft skills, seminars, and industrial visits. Our students are also encouraged to take up research internships in institutions of excellence including IITs, NITS and CSIR Labs, and haver performed exceedingly well. The Department conducts a National Level Technical Symposium Bio-Chess to provide a platform for the students to exchange their academic research/project with peers from other institutions. The Department also publish a technical magazine during the fest ‘UNITZ” annually with contents ranging from student articles, faculty and industry perspectives, expert interviews, alumni testimonials and departmental activities. WE have also conducted International Conference regularly viz., International Conferences on Clean and Green Technologies (2014) and International Advanced Lecture Series on Ocular Pharmacology (2015) Our Department also encourage students to participate in national/international level technical conferences/seminars, project competitions, workshops, entrepreneurship training, inter college competitions, and publish their research/project work in reputed journals. To name a few, our students have been granted KSCST student grants from Government of Karnataka since 2015 every year. Out students recently bagged the prestigious India Innovation Growth Program 2.0 University Challenge Award of Rs.10 Lakhs from DST-Lockheed Martin-Tat Trusts. Students of our Department are placed in reputed corporations nationally and internationally including Reliance Industries, Cipla, Biocon, JSW Steel, Berger Paints, ABB, Praxair, Novartis, Dr. Reddy’s Labs, Grasim Industries, Shree Cements, Sami Labs, Intel-USA, MRPL, MCF, GE, Advanced Materials-US and IT related companies as well. In summary the Department of Chemical Engineering at SIT strives hard to provide a holistic and hand-on learning environment t our students to create industry ready chemical engineers who can make impactful contributions to the world.

About the Department

The Department of Chemical Engineering at SIT stands out to be the First Private Engineering College in Karnataka to offer B.E. in Chemical Engineering an also M. Tech., Chemical Engineering Program in Karnataka.

The Department was established in the year 1974 with the intention to offer undergraduate Chemical Engineering program. With passage of time, the department has transformed itself into one of high repute offering post graduate and doctoral programs under affiliation of Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) under the Department of Chemical Engineering Research Centre.

Over the years, Department has been working towards achieving its Vision and Mission in tune with the Institute’s Vision and Mission. It also has a well laid-out quality policy being adopted in all its activities and is putting forth its best efforts to meet the aspirations of all the stakeholders.

The B.E. Chemical Engineering program being offered by the Department is accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) four times, with the current validity up to 30th June 2022.

The Department faculty are actively pursuing research in thrust areas including environmental remediation, advanced materials, biomedical engineering, reactor modeling/design, nanomaterials, alternative energy and novel separations.

Out of 13 faculty, while 9 faculty have completed their Ph.D., from institutions of high repute, 2 are pursuing their research in the areas of bioremediation and self- assembly of materials. Our faculty have been working on various projects sponsored by funding agencies including DST, BRNS, SERB, and KCTU. Collaborations with national and international institutes have led to high impact research publications including Nature Scientific Reports, Biomaterials, Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews, PLoS One and New Journal of chemistry.

The support of Sree Siddaganga Education Society (SSSES) to the Department has been overwhelming and two advanced research facilities have been created for the benefit of students, industry and academia. The Department has two research facilities viz., (i) Bio-INvENT Lab which was established in 2017 with an intramural funding of Rs.50 Lakh from SSESs to undertake research activities at the interface of chemical engineering, biology, medicine and nanotechnology. In addition with an extramural funding of about Rs.76 Lakhs, it is providing an opportunity for students perform cutting edge research and development in the healthcare sector.(ii) Another iconic facility is the Water and Waste Water Management Centre established in 2019 with the support of Karnataka Council for Technological Up gradation, It has state-of-the-art facility to undertake water analysis development of novel technologies for water treatment.

The Department encourages holistic development of the students in addition to class-room teaching and laboratory practice. Students are made industry ready by providing them unique opportunities through industrial training, aptitude related skills, soft skills, seminars, and industrial visits. Our students are also encouraged to take up research internships in institutions of excellence including IITs, NITS and CSIR Labs, and haver performed exceedingly well.

The Department conducts a National Level Technical Symposium Bio-Chess to provide a platform for the students to exchange their academic research/project with peers from other institutions. The Department also publish a technical magazine during the fest ‘UNITZ” annually with contents ranging from student articles, faculty and industry perspectives, expert interviews, alumni testimonials and departmental activities. WE have also conducted International Conference regularly viz., International Conferences on Clean and Green Technologies (2014) and International Advanced Lecture Series on Ocular Pharmacology (2015)

Our Department also encourage students to participate in national/international level technical conferences/seminars, project competitions, workshops, entrepreneurship training, inter college competitions, and publish their research/project work in reputed journals. To name a few, our students have been granted KSCST student grants from Government of Karnataka since 2015 every year. Out students recently bagged the prestigious India Innovation Growth Program 2.0 University Challenge Award of Rs.10 Lakhs from DST-Lockheed Martin-Tat Trusts.

Students of our Department are placed in reputed corporations nationally and internationally including Reliance Industries, Cipla, Biocon, JSW Steel, Berger Paints, ABB, Praxair, Novartis, Dr. Reddy’s Labs, Grasim Industries, Shree Cements, Sami Labs, Intel-USA, MRPL, MCF, GE, Advanced Materials-US and IT related companies as well.

In summary the Department of Chemical Engineering at SIT strives hard to provide a holistic and hand-on learning environment t our students to create industry ready chemical engineers who can make impactful contributions to the world.

Quality Policy
Siddaganga Institute of Technology is committed to: Impart quality education by establishing effective learning- teaching – learning processes to produce competent engineers with high professional ethics and social responsibility. Create congenial environment and provide state-of-the-art infrastructure. Continually improve the effectiveness of the quality management system. Satisfy all applicable requirements.

Quality Policy

Siddaganga Institute of Technology is committed to:

Impart quality education by establishing effective learning- teaching – learning processes to produce competent engineers with high professional ethics and social responsibility.
Create congenial environment and provide state-of-the-art infrastructure.
Continually improve the effectiveness of the quality management system.
Satisfy all applicable requirements.

Vision of the Department
To be an internationally renowned department for Chemical Engineering education and research, meeting the aspirations of society.

Mission of the Department
M1. To impart quality education in Chemical Engineering at all levels. M2. To foster cutting edge research and development in Chemical Engineering. M3. To produce responsible and ethical engineers to serve society.

Quality Policy
Impart quality education by establishing effective learning-teaching-learning processes to produce competent engineers with high professional ethics and social responsibility. Create a congenial environment and provide state-of-the-art infrastructure. Continually improve the effectiveness of the quality management system. Satisfy all applicable requirements.

Goals of the Department
The department has developed both short-term and long-term goals to realize its Vision and Mission. The short- and long-term goals of the department are

Short-term Goals
Training students to develop technological capabilities, team spirit, and leadership qualities. Coaching students for competitive examinations like GATE, GRE, and CAT. Improving placements through industry-institute interaction. Maintaining academic excellence by incorporating latest teaching aids. Establishing research and innovation culture among students. Assist slow learners to enhance their learning skills and provide co-curricular and extra-curricular guidance through the proctor system to all students to enable them to excel. Improving alumni network for mutual benefit.

Short-term Goals

Training students to develop technological capabilities, team spirit, and leadership qualities.
Coaching students for competitive examinations like GATE, GRE, and CAT.
Improving placements through industry-institute interaction.
Maintaining academic excellence by incorporating latest teaching aids.
Establishing research and innovation culture among students.
Assist slow learners to enhance their learning skills and provide co-curricular and extra-curricular guidance through the proctor system to all students to enable them to excel.
Improving alumni network for mutual benefit.

Long-term Goals
To elevate the department to the level of those in premier national institutions. To upgrade the facilities in the department to meet the technology and R & D needs of industries in the neighbourhood. To apply and obtain funds from various agencies like AICTE, UGC, DST, DBT, BARC, SERB, ISRO, SDB, KSPCB, Wellcome Trust-DBT, and others. To develop new, sustainable, processes technologies. To establish Industry-Institute collaborative activities and international student exchange programmes.

Long-term Goals

To elevate the department to the level of those in premier national institutions.
To upgrade the facilities in the department to meet the technology and R & D needs of industries in the neighbourhood.
To apply and obtain funds from various agencies like AICTE, UGC, DST, DBT, BARC, SERB, ISRO, SDB, KSPCB, Wellcome Trust-DBT, and others.
To develop new, sustainable, processes technologies.
To establish Industry-Institute collaborative activities and international student exchange programmes.

About Chemical Engineering:
SIT Gold Medal Recipients
Milestones of the Department
Industry Institute Interaction: MoU’s

Cemical Engineering Discipline
Chemical engineering is the field of applied science that employs physical, chemical, and biochemical rate processes for the betterment of humanity. Chemical engineering began as a distinct profession at the start of the twentieth century, although elements of what are now considered to be core chemical engineering have existed for centuries and more (for example, fermentation). The discipline began as something of an amalgam, combining chemistry having an industrial focus with the mechanical design of equipment. The early triumphs, which defined the profession in the public eye, had to do with large-scale production of essential chemicals. Chemical engineers are involved in the manufacture of bulk chemicals and speciality chemicals, pharmaceuticals, health care, food industry, pulp and paper, petrochemicals, food processing, polymers, biotechnology, and Environment, Safety and Health (ESH) industries among others	Figure: View of Reliance Refinery at Jamnagar, Gujarat
Figure: View of Tata Chemicals in Gujarat	Chemical engineers play important roles today in every industry and service profession in which chemistry or biology is a factor, including semiconductors, nanotechnology, food, agriculture, environmental control, pharmaceuticals, energy, personal care products, finance, medicine – and, of course, traditional chemicals and petrochemicals.

Cemical Engineering Discipline

Chemical engineering is the field of applied science that employs physical, chemical, and biochemical rate processes for the betterment of humanity.

Chemical engineering began as a distinct profession at the start of the twentieth century, although elements of what are now considered to be core chemical engineering have existed for centuries and more (for example, fermentation). The discipline began as something of an amalgam, combining chemistry having an industrial focus with the mechanical design of equipment. The early triumphs, which defined the profession in the public eye, had to do with large-scale production of essential chemicals.

Chemical engineers are involved in the manufacture of bulk chemicals and speciality chemicals, pharmaceuticals, health care, food industry, pulp and paper, petrochemicals, food processing, polymers, biotechnology, and Environment, Safety and Health (ESH) industries among others

Figure: View of Reliance Refinery at Jamnagar, Gujarat

Figure: View of Tata Chemicals in Gujarat

Chemical engineers play important roles today in every industry and service profession in which chemistry or biology is a factor, including semiconductors, nanotechnology, food, agriculture, environmental control, pharmaceuticals, energy, personal care products, finance, medicine – and, of course, traditional chemicals and petrochemicals.

Career Opportunities:
The career of a chemical engineer begins as process engineer who with experience in their field of work attain positions like production manager, safety manager, quality manager, project engineer, Head - Technical services, Head - Planning and Development, Head - Marketing to the level of Vice-President, and Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) of a company, who is eventually responsible in turning the economy of a country. Chemical engineers are hired by companies as design engineers to work on the design of process equipment and plant design. They can work as project implementation executives and managers for companies involved in project execution and commissioning of new process plants. Chemical engineers are involved in sales and marketing of process equipment and pollution control devices. They are hired as safety engineers and consultants by various contracting agencies, third party inspection agencies, consultancy organisations, and government departments. With increase in the impact of technology, chemical engineers are widely engaged in research and development (R & D) activities pertaining to nanomaterials, biomaterial synthesis, and development of alternative processes, process design & simulation, and software development.	Figure: View of Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers Limited (MCF), Mangalore, Karnataka

Career Opportunities:

The career of a chemical engineer begins as process engineer who with experience in their field of work attain positions like production manager, safety manager, quality manager, project engineer, Head - Technical services, Head - Planning and Development, Head - Marketing to the level of Vice-President, and Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) of a company, who is eventually responsible in turning the economy of a country.

Chemical engineers are hired by companies as design engineers to work on the design of process equipment and plant design. They can work as project implementation executives and managers for companies involved in project execution and commissioning of new process plants. Chemical engineers are involved in sales and marketing of process equipment and pollution control devices. They are hired as safety engineers and consultants by various contracting agencies, third party inspection agencies, consultancy organisations, and government departments. With increase in the impact of technology, chemical engineers are widely engaged in research and development (R & D) activities pertaining to nanomaterials, biomaterial synthesis, and development of alternative processes, process design & simulation, and software development.

Figure: View of Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers Limited (MCF), Mangalore, Karnataka

Why study Chemical Engineering?
The need to study chemical engineering varies depending on personal interest, innovativeness, need for money, fame, and recognition. Some factors worthy of consideration before embarking on a program of study in chemical engineering are: Make a Difference: Chemical engineers have the opportunity to help the society and the human race by providing better nutrition, social mobility, improved health, warmth and light, protection of environment, etc. Chemical engineers have enabled cheaper availability of oil and gas, fertilizers at low cost, potable water to all at cheaper price, methods to reutilize the wastes generated by various communities and industries, production of new materials for mechanical, electrical, electronics, and space industry. Money: Chemical engineers generally feature at the top end of high earners. Chemical engineering graduates can earn much more money than software engineers and can also enjoy a great quality of life. The starting pay package for chemical engineers in India can be anywhere between Rs. 4 lakhs and Rs. 12 lakhs per annum. Job Choice: Undergraduates always have a tricky decision about which course to choose, and there’s always a danger that the course they decide on could narrow their future job prospects. That cannot be said of chemical engineering which opens doors to the following industries and jobs: biochemical engineering, chemicals, consultancy, education, food and beverage, health, safety, and environment, mining and minerals, oils and gas (exploration and production), oil refining, paper and packaging, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and toiletries, plastics, power generation (fossil fuels/nuclear/renewable), water, waste management, ........ the list is endless. Big Companies: Some of the World’s largest companies and biggest brands are operating in the chemical and process engineering sector. Not surprisingly, oil and gas feature among the top 50 companies ranked by revenue. So too are energy companies and pharmaceutical manufacturers. The list is impressive! Travel and Life-Style: Chemical engineering provides some great opportunities for travel and working in different countries, facilitated by a high proportion of multinational companies operating in the sector. So if you need a work passport, choose chemical engineering! You will have plenty of chances to work abroad throughout your career. Career Progression: With so many large employers in the sector, there is an endless opportunity to progress in your career as a chemical engineer. Even if you prefer to work for a smaller company, or on your own as a consultant, there is always an opportunity to choose you own career path.
Ten future careers of chemical engineers: Common misconceptions about chemical engineers: Seven chemical separations to change the world: Why not chemical engineering: Chemical engineer turned: Why God is a Chemical Engineer: Ten chemical engineers that shaped our world (Day 356): Chemical engineers who changed the world: Sector challenges: Chemical Engineering Matters for a modern world:

Why study Chemical Engineering?

The need to study chemical engineering varies depending on personal interest, innovativeness, need for money, fame, and recognition. Some factors worthy of consideration before embarking on a program of study in chemical engineering are:

Make a Difference: Chemical engineers have the opportunity to help the society and the human race by providing better nutrition, social mobility, improved health, warmth and light, protection of environment, etc.
Chemical engineers have enabled cheaper availability of oil and gas, fertilizers at low cost, potable water to all at cheaper price, methods to reutilize the wastes generated by various communities and industries, production of new materials for mechanical, electrical, electronics, and space industry.
Money: Chemical engineers generally feature at the top end of high earners. Chemical engineering graduates can earn much more money than software engineers and can also enjoy a great quality of life. The starting pay package for chemical engineers in India can be anywhere between Rs. 4 lakhs and Rs. 12 lakhs per annum.
Job Choice: Undergraduates always have a tricky decision about which course to choose, and there’s always a danger that the course they decide on could narrow their future job prospects. That cannot be said of chemical engineering which opens doors to the following industries and jobs: biochemical engineering, chemicals, consultancy, education, food and beverage, health, safety, and environment, mining and minerals, oils and gas (exploration and production), oil refining, paper and packaging, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and toiletries, plastics, power generation (fossil fuels/nuclear/renewable), water, waste management, ........ the list is endless.
Big Companies: Some of the World’s largest companies and biggest brands are operating in the chemical and process engineering sector. Not surprisingly, oil and gas feature among the top 50 companies ranked by revenue. So too are energy companies and pharmaceutical manufacturers. The list is impressive!
Travel and Life-Style: Chemical engineering provides some great opportunities for travel and working in different countries, facilitated by a high proportion of multinational companies operating in the sector. So if you need a work passport, choose chemical engineering! You will have plenty of chances to work abroad throughout your career.
Career Progression: With so many large employers in the sector, there is an endless opportunity to progress in your career as a chemical engineer. Even if you prefer to work for a smaller company, or on your own as a consultant, there is always an opportunity to choose you own career path.

Useful Resources

Ten future careers of chemical engineers:
Common misconceptions about chemical engineers:

Seven chemical separations to change the world:
Why not chemical engineering:
Chemical engineer turned:
Why God is a Chemical Engineer:
Ten chemical engineers that shaped our world (Day 356):
Chemical engineers who changed the world:
Sector challenges:
Chemical Engineering Matters for a modern world:

List of awards bestowed on the toppers of B.E., Chemical Engineering program for their academic excellence SIT Gold Medal

Smt. Vijayadevi and Sri. Kewalchand Vohra Gold Medal instituted by Sri. Ravindra Vohra
Dr. T S Mallikarjunaiah Memorial Gold Medal instituted by Sri. T.M. Swamy
SIT Alumni USA Chapter Gold Medal
Sri. K S Sridhar Gold Medal
Sri. P Sakkarai Nadar and Smt. Chinnathai Ammal Gold Medal by Guru Trust,
M. Ramachandrapuram, TamilNadu instituted by Prof. S. Rajaguru, Former Prof. & Head, Dept. of Chemical Engg., SIT, Tumakuru.

Year (graduated)	Name	USN	CGPA
2018-19	Ms. Sushrutha P B	1SI15CH034	8.94
2017-18	Mr. Abdul Bais Kadli	1SI14CH002	9.31
2016-17	Mr. Akshay Kalagowda Patil	1SI13CH004	9.22
2015-16	Ms. Manjushree	1SI12CH029	9.44
2014-15	Ms. Priyanka S P	1SI11CH031	9.45
2013-14	Mr. Raviteja M V	1SI10CH042	9.25
2012-13	Mr. Prashant Kumar	1SI09CH037	9.16
2011-12	Ms. Aishwarya P	1SI08CH003	9.16

Year	Milestones
2019	B.E. Chemical Engineering Programme has been accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA), New Delhi, for a period of THREE years, from the academic year 2019-20 to 2021-2022, up to 30-06-2022. Department receives national recognition for innovation and gets a funding of Rs.10 lakhs from DST-Lockheed-Tata under the IIGP 2.0 2019 University Challenge category.
2018/2019	UG students receive multiple awards for paper/poster presentations at IIT Bombay, IIT Madras, IIT Guwahati, NIT Trichy, NIT Rourkela, VIT Vellore, etc.
2018	Received funding of Rs.63 lakh from BRNS and SERB, Govt. of India for Biomedical research.
2017	Received funding of Rs.1.00 crore from KCTU and SSES for establishment of Water and Waste Water Management Centre for MSM Enterprises.
2015	First department to receive a seed grant of Rs.47.00 Lakhs from SSES to start work in the area of Biomedical Engineering .
2008	First Chemical Engineering department to get autonomous status.
2002	First department to start a Research Center for awarding PhDs.
1994	First department to start National Level Chemical Engineering Students Seminar (ChESS).
1982	First department to start its own Library.
1974	First Chemical Engineering department to Start B.E. in Karnataka after NITK

SL.NO	Name of the Industry	Date of MoU Signed	Duration	Scope
01	M/s. Kemwell Biopharma Pvt. Ltd., 34th KM, Tumkur Road, T-Begur, Nelamangala Talluk, Bangalore -562123	07-09-2019	3 Years	Collaborative R&D activities in the area of Bioprocess Engineering.
02	Poornapragna Institute of Scientific Research, Bengaluru.	04-06-2019	3 Years	Collaborative R&D activities in the area of renewable and non-renewable resources and student internship.
03	M/s. Tadimety Aromatics, Tumakuru.	04-06-2019	3 Years	Collaborative research in the area product synthesis and industrial training.
04	M/s. Liveon Biotech,Tumakuru.	30-06-2019	3 Years	Innovative research and development in the areas of drug development and industrial training.
05	M/s.Vsix Analytica,Bengaluru.	30-06-2018	3 Years	Collaborative research and testing of synthesized samples.

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Under Graduate
B.E. Chemical Engineering	60 Intake	4 years
Research Programme
M.Sc. in Engineering by Research
Ph.D. in - Chemical Engineering

The curriculum of UG and PG courses were developed by faculty in consultation with a team of eminent academicians from premier institutions, industry experts, and research organisations in order to meet the aspirations and demands of the various stakeholders, viz., students, parents, industry, alumni, and society at large.

B.E. Chemical Engineering Program
The B.E. Chemical Engineering program, which is widely popular among the student community, has been designed with specific inputs from all the stakeholders. The program effectively prepares the students to meet the challenges in the field. The program enables the graduates of the Chemical Engineering program to be able to: Acquire the required knowledge and competence in mathematics, sciences, and chemical engineering in the fields of (a) kinetics, (b) process control, (c) process modelling and computational techniques, (d) novel separation techniques, (e) transfer operations, (f) biochemical chemical engineering, and (g) process integration. Produce proficient chemical engineers with long-term learning ability to reduce the impacts of technological obsolescence Apply chemical engineering concepts to solve real-world problems. Inculcate ethical and spiritual values, spirit of team work, and leadership qualities in students so as to provide engineering solutions for social and economic problems.

B.E. Chemical Engineering Program

The B.E. Chemical Engineering program, which is widely popular among the student community, has been designed with specific inputs from all the stakeholders. The program effectively prepares the students to meet the challenges in the field.

The program enables the graduates of the Chemical Engineering program to be able to:

Acquire the required knowledge and competence in mathematics, sciences, and chemical engineering in the fields of (a) kinetics, (b) process control, (c) process modelling and computational techniques, (d) novel separation techniques, (e) transfer operations, (f) biochemical chemical engineering, and (g) process integration.
Produce proficient chemical engineers with long-term learning ability to reduce the impacts of technological obsolescence
Apply chemical engineering concepts to solve real-world problems.
Inculcate ethical and spiritual values, spirit of team work, and leadership qualities in students so as to provide engineering solutions for social and economic problems.

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)
The Program Educational Objectives of the program are The graduates shall possess A sound knowledge of chemical engineering to pursue a successful professional career. A spirit of inquiry and urge to pursue research in chemical engineering and thrust areas. High ethical values and be socially responsible in discharging their duties. Knowledge of the latest developments in their field of activity and commit themselves to life-long learning.

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

The Program Educational Objectives of the program are

The graduates shall possess

A sound knowledge of chemical engineering to pursue a successful professional career.
A spirit of inquiry and urge to pursue research in chemical engineering and thrust areas.
High ethical values and be socially responsible in discharging their duties.
Knowledge of the latest developments in their field of activity and commit themselves to life-long learning.

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
The following are the PSOs defined by the Chemical Engineering department PSO-1: Graduates will be able to apply the knowledge of science and transport process for production and separation of chemicals in chemical and allied industries PSO-2: Graduates will be able to analyze processes/equipment taking into consideration, process safety, project engineering, economics and environmental aspects. PSO-3: Graduates will be able to analyze processes using process control, process optimization and integration using modelling/simulation tools for process development PSO-4: Graduates will be able to design chemical equipment for a given process

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

The following are the PSOs defined by the Chemical Engineering department

PSO-1: Graduates will be able to apply the knowledge of science and transport process for production and separation of chemicals in chemical and allied industries
PSO-2: Graduates will be able to analyze processes/equipment taking into consideration, process safety, project engineering, economics and environmental aspects.
PSO-3: Graduates will be able to analyze processes using process control, process optimization and integration using modelling/simulation tools for process development
PSO-4: Graduates will be able to design chemical equipment for a given process

Program Outcomes:
The following are the Program Outcomes: Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences. Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions. Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change. The above POs are achieved through curriculum that offers courses under mathematics and basic sciences, basic engineering courses, professional core, professional electives, laboratory courses, open electives, humanity courses, projects, technical seminar and the industrial training and mandatory courses. Each course under these course components have COs that are mapped to the POs. The attainment of POs is achieved through attaining the COs.

Program Outcomes:

The following are the Program Outcomes:

Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

ACCREDITATION AND CERTIFICATION
The UG program has been accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), New Delhi under Tier-II in 2009 for five years and again in 2013 for two years. The curriculum and courses offered are in conformity with ISO QMS-9001:2015 and certified by BUREAU-VERITAS, UK..

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Scheme and Syllabus for UG
I & II Semester III & IV Semester V & VI Semester VII & VIII Semester

Scheme and Syllabus for UG

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Faculty Publications
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Research Projects /

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Research Project	Numbers
Completed	16
On going	4

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Development of a Prototype Adsorption Unit for Treatment of Fluoride-Contaminated Water
Start Date:	2021-11-24
Funding Agencies:	VGST, Bengaluru
Funding Amount:	Rs.3.00 Lakhs
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	CLeONS: High efficiency contact lens-coated oxygen nanosensors for eye clinics, Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Start Date:	2019-09-20
Funding Agencies:	DST Lockheed Martin-Tata Trusts
Funding Amount:	Rs.10.00 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Nano particle based Prophylactic Drug Delivery to the Corneal Endothelium - Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Start Date:	2018-09-04
Funding Agencies:	SERB-EMR
Funding Amount:	Rs.38.00 Lakhs
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Mesenchymal stem cell-derived Nanovesicles loaded with 177 Lu for targeted cancer therapy - Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Start Date:	2018-05-31
Funding Agencies:	BRNS-RTAC(DAE)
Funding Amount:	Rs.28.80 Lakhs
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Nanoparticle-based Prophylactic Drug Delivery to the Corneal Endothelium, Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Start Date:	2017-04-01
Funding Agencies:	SERB / DST
Funding Amount:	Rs.38.00 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Water and Waste Water Management of MSMEs, Dr. Thomas Theodore and Poornima G Hiremath
Start Date:	2017-02-03
Funding Agencies:	KCTU, Bengaluru / SSES Funding
Funding Amount:	Rs.1.35 crores
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Network centre for research on glioblastoma stem cell-targeted T- cell immunotherapy using non- genetically engineered mesenchymal stromal cells
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	DBT/PR40470/MED /30/2295/2020) on 18 September 2023
Funding Amount:	Rs.1,75,95,463 Cr
Status:	On Going

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Biomedical Research Lab
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	SSES:1369/23-24, 31/07/2023
Funding Amount:	Rs.37.40 Lakh
Status:	On Going

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Mesenchymal Stem Cell-derived Nanovesicles Loaded with 177Lu for Targeted Cancer Therapy, Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	BRNS
Funding Amount:	Rs.28.80 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Nanoparticles-assisted non-genetic transient engineering of stem cells , Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	TEQIP-II / SSES
Funding Amount:	Rs.9.50 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Defluoridation by biosorption technique for safe drinking water, Dr. Thomas Theodore and Poornima G Hiremath
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	IEI R&D Grant-in-Aid Scheme
Funding Amount:	Rs.25,000 Thousand
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Conversion of plastic waste plastofuel, Dr. K L Shivabasappa
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	Institute of Engineers
Funding Amount:	Rs.20,000 Thousand
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Feasibility of biodiesel production using algal oils, Dr. P Nirguna Babu, Professor and Prof. Prakash Binnal, Assistant Professor
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	AICTE, New Delhi
Funding Amount:	Rs.7.98 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Production and purification of esterases from microorganisms, Dr. B S Gowrishankar
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	RPS, AICTE, New Delhi
Funding Amount:	Rs.10.00 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	TAPTEC Studies on hydrolysis of myrobalan for the production of gallic acid Dr. K Ramakrishnan
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	TAPTEC, AICTE, New Delhi
Funding Amount:	Rs.4.00 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	MODROBS Modernization of Heat & Mass Transfer Laboratories, Prof. S Rajaguru
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	MODROBS, AICTE, New Delhi
Funding Amount:	Rs.12.00 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	MODROBS Technical & Instrumental Analysis Laboratory, Dr. Y Jagannadha Rao
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	MODROBS, AICTE, New Delhi
Funding Amount:	Rs.5.50 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Understanding the biophysical properties of cell membrane-derived, Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	Indo French centre for the promotion of Advanced Research
Funding Amount:	Rs.1.69 Lakh
Status:	Completed

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Network Center for Research on glioblastoma stem cell targeted T-cell immunotherapy using non-genetically engineered mesenchymal stromal cells - Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	No. BT/PR40470 / MED /30/2295/2020 21/03/2023
Funding Amount:	Rs.3,34,56,663.00
Status:	On going

Project Title and Principal Investigator:	Desalination of reverse osmosis reject water using microalgae in a Photobioreactor and production of fatty acid methyl esters (biodiesel) and Biochar from harvested algal biomass - Dr. Prakash Binnal
Start Date:	0000-00-00
Funding Agencies:	SERB-TARE TAR/2022/000572 29/11/2022
Funding Amount:	Rs.18.30 lakhs
Status:	On going

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Research Scholars	Numbers
Ph.D. Awarded	15
Pursuing M.Sc. [Engg.]	1
Pursuing Ph.D.	2

Academic Year 2018-2019

Name of the Research Scholar:	Mrs. Anupama C, Asst. Prof., Dept. of Biotechnology, SIT, Tumakuru
Research Guide:	Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath, Asst. Prof. Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2018-02-08
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Effect of Oxidative stress on the barrier function of corneal endothelium in fuchs dystrophy
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2023-08-01

Academic Year 2015-2016

Name of the Research Scholar:	Thanuja M Y, Dept. of Chemical Eng, Tumakuru
Research Guide:	Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath, Asst. Prof., Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2016-06-02
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Development of biophysical characterisationof cell membrane derived nanocarrier for active targeted drug delivery
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2023-02-24

Academic Year 2013-2014

Name of the Research Scholar:	Suman Pawar Asst. Prof., Dept. of Chemical Engg.SIT, Tumakuru
Research Guide:	Dr. Thomas Theodore, Associate. Prof., Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2013-10-15
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Bioreduction of Hexavalent Chromium by Microorganism
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2022-03-10

Name of the Research Scholar:	Dr. Prakash Binnal Asst. Prof., Dept. of Chemical Engg.SIT, Tumakuru
Research Guide:	Dr. P Nirguna Babu, Associate Professor, Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2005-07-01
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Studies on Lipid Productivity & Carbon Dioxide Sequestration Ability of Microalgae in Photobioreactor
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2018-07-19

Name of the Research Scholar:	Krishna Murthy T Asst. Professor Dept. of Biotechnology MSRIT, Bengaluru
Research Guide:	Dr. B S Gowrishankar Professor, Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2015-03-24
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Bioprocessing of Coffee industrial waste for production of vital bioactive components
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2021-04-03

Name of the Research Scholar:	Shridhar Bagali Dept. Petrochem Engg. KBN College of Engg. Kalaburgi, Karnataka
Research Guide:	Dr. B S Gowrishankar Professor, Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2013-10-25
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Studies on Removal of Lead Compounds from Industrial Effluents Using Modified Agricultural Residues
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2021-04-03

Academic Year 2013-14

Name of the Research Scholar:	Poornima G Hiremath, SIT, Tumkur
Research Guide:	Dr. Thomas Theodore, Associate Professor, Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2014-07-03
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumkur VTU, Belagavi
Topic of Research :	Defluoridation of water by biosorption
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2018-01-09

Academic Year 2012-2013

Name of the Research Scholar:	Harish Phattepur Asst. Prof., Dept. of Chemical Engg.SIT, Tumakuru
Research Guide:	Dr. B S Gowrishankar Professor, Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2013-07-06
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Synthesis and characterisationof nanostructured titanium dioxide photocatalytic particles, films and membrane for Environmentalapplications
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2019-10-17

Name of the Research Scholar:	Pradeep M J Asst. Prof. Dept. of Biotechnology The Oxford College of Engg., Bengaluru
Research Guide:	Dr. K L Shivabasappa Professor, Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2012-11-16
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Extraction of natural oils from black pepper using super critical fluid extraction and yield comparison withcombination of solvents
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2021-04-03

Academic Year 2010-2011

Name of the Research Scholar:	Guddad Mahendra. Venkanna Sir Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology, Dept. of Chemical Engg. Nasik Maharastra
Research Guide:	Dr. K L Shivabasappa Professor, Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2011-03-01
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Evaluation of thermodynamic properties of binary system
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2019-09-18

Academic Year 2003-04

Name of the Research Scholar:	Sridhar H V Indian Institute of Science,Bengaluru
Research Guide:	Dr. K Ramakrishnan
Date of Registration:	2003-01-01
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumkur VTU, Belagavi
Topic of Research :	Producer gas engine chemical engineering
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2010-01-01

Name of the Research Scholar:	K L Shivabasappa, Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Research Guide:	Dr. P Nirguna Babu, Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2003-10-09
Name of Research Institute University:	VTU, Belagavi
Topic of Research :	Studies on the thermophysical properties of binary systems
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2009-09-17

Academic Year 1996-97

Name of the Research Scholar:	P Nirguna Babu, Retired
Research Guide:	Dr. Y Jagannadha Rao
Date of Registration:	1996-08-08
Name of Research Institute University:	Bangalore University
Topic of Research :	Studies on the thermodynamic properties of binary mixtures
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2003-07-05

Name of the Research Scholar:	M A L Antony Raj.RV College of Engineering, Bengaluru
Research Guide:	Dr. Y Jagannadha Rao
Date of Registration:	1996-08-08
Name of Research Institute University:	Bangalore University
Topic of Research :	Methane to methanol conversion by partial oxidation
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2003-07-05

Name of the Research Scholar:	M S Sathyanarayana,Retired
Research Guide:	Dr. Y Jagannadha Rao
Date of Registration:	1996-08-08
Name of Research Institute University:	Bangalore University
Topic of Research :	Development of lightweight lead acid battery suitable for fraction purpose
Status:	Ph.D. Awarded
Date of Award :	2003-07-03

Academic Year -

Name of the Research Scholar:	Rudraradhya U
Research Guide:	Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath, Asst. Prof. Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2024-02-01
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Full time)
Topic of Research :	Prophylactic drug delivery to the donor corneal endothelium to enhance the success of corneal transplantation
Status:	Pursuing Ph.D.
Date of Award :	-

Name of the Research Scholar:	K Appurva
Research Guide:	Dr. Poornima G Hiremath, Asst. Prof. Dept. of Chemical Eng., SIT, Tumakuru
Date of Registration:	2024-01-09
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Part time)
Topic of Research :	Development of a process for the extraction of lithium from RO reject water using novel deep eutectic solvents
Status:	Pursuing M.Sc. [Engg.]
Date of Award :	-

Name of the Research Scholar:	Mr. Mahesh Kumar, Asst.Prof. , Dept. of Chemical Engineering, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bengaluru
Research Guide:	Dr. Jagadish H Patil, Asso. Prof., Dep. of Chemical Engg, RVCE, Bengaluru & Dr. S Murthy Shekhar
Date of Registration:	2017-05-18SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Part time)
Name of Research Institute University:	SIT, Tumakuru, VTU, Belagavi (Part time)
Topic of Research :	Studies on removal of hexavalent chromium using Modified Biopolymers
Status:	Pursuing Ph.D.
Date of Award :	-

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Patents Applied
3

Project Title/ Idea:	Sesquiterpene compounds and applications thereof
Mentor and Students:	Mr. Yeshwanth Mahesh, Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath, and Mr. Vivek Chandramohan.
Date of Filling:	0000-00-00
Patent Application No. and Published Date:	201841047510

Project Title/ Idea:	Paperboard and papermaking from Parthenium hysterophorus plant.
Mentor and Students:	Asha T H, Akhila H M, Darshan G, Pavan S B, and Dr. Vinayaka M Hegde.
Date of Filling:	0000-00-00
Patent Application No. and Published Date:	201641000346,Docket No.330

Project Title/ Idea:	Method and apparatus for production of xanthan gum.
Mentor and Students:	Dr. K L Shivabasappa and Ananda H V
Date of Filling:	0000-00-00
Patent Application No. and Published Date:	4066 / CHE / 2013, Docket No. 20452

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Under Graduate Laboratory
Research Laboratory
Bio-INvENT Laboratory
W W Management Centre

Under Graduate Laboratory

Name of the Laboratory	Major Equipments
Momentum Transfer Lab	Flow through Venturi & Orifice Meter, Pitot Tube, Flow through packed bed, Flow through helical coils, Flow through pipes, Flow through notches, Single phase centrifugal pump test rig.
Mechanical Operations Lab	Leaf Filter, Rod Mill, Centrifuge, Air Permeability Apparatus, Screen Effectiveness, Drop weight crusher, Ball Mill, Plate & Frame filter press
Heat Transfer Lab	Vespa Steam Generator(Automatic), Lagging Thickness, Apparatus, Double Pipe Heat Exchanger, Thermal Conductivity & Stephen Boltzmann Apparatus, Vertical & Horizontal Condenser, Emissivity Apparatus, Spiral Heat Exchanger, Plate Heat Exchanger.
Mass Transfer Lab	Rotary Disc Contactor, Simple Distillation, Steam Distillation, Diffusivity Measurement, Tray Drier, Vacuum Drier, Rotary Drier, Batch Experiments on Extraction, Adbsobtion & Absorption, Fume Hood.
Reaction Engineering Lab	Tubular Reactor, Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor, RTD in Mixed Flow Reactor, Segregated Flow Reactor, Fixed Bed Reactor, Digital Spectrophotometer, PH meter, Combined Flow Reactor.
Process Control & Dynamics Lab	Interacting, Non-Integrating Tank systems, Thermometer & Manometer, Flow Control with ON and OFF P, PI, PD and PID, PH Controller.
Computer Applications & Simulation Lab	Development of Programmes for Chemical Engineering Applications. Develop & execute simulations using Design-II and COMSOL 5.3 Multiphysics for process systems, Solid works 15.0 Academic Edition.
Srinivasa Ramanujan Computer Centre - CH-SRC	Total No. of Systems in Lab – 36 Nos. Dell Vostro 3669 MT Desktop, Intel i5, 7th Generation,ACER P-IV Systems, Dell Optiflex 330/755,HP Laptop, HP Pro 3090, HP dx 7200 PC, HP Laser jet Printer. List of licensed software’s Design-II for windows V 8.4 Design Expert V9 COMSOL Multiphysics 5.3 – Academic Kit – 30 User Licence Mat Lab 7.1.

Water and Wastewater Management Centre [WWMC] for MSMEs

About the Centre
The Water and Wastewater Management Centre for MSMEs has been established in the Department of Chemical Engineering, Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur with a generous financial aid to the tune of Rs. 135 lakhs from Karnataka Council for Technological Upgradation (KCTU), Government of Karnataka and Sree Siddaganga Education Society (SSES). The project was conceptualized in the year 2016-17 to help the Micro, Small, and Medium-scale Enterprises (MSMEs) in Karnataka and also academic/research establishments to meet their water testing requirements and stringent water quality standards. The Centre has been established with a vision and mission to meet the aspirations of industry, institutions, and society at large.
Vision
"To be a Centre of Excellence in technical services related to water and wastewater management of MSMEs".
Mission
"To improve the water quality of MSMEs, institutions, and society at large by providing high quality analytical testing services and solutions".
Preamble
Water has a broad impact on all aspects of human life including but not limited to health, food, energy, and economy. In addition to the environmental and economic aspects, the impacts of poor water quality in the development and well-being of a community, society, and nation cannot be understated. The perennial supply of good quality water is quintessential for a healthy society. It is evident from recent reports that water-borne and non-fatal infections cause the death of more than 200 million people every year. It is estimated that within the next couple of decades, the current water supply will decrease by one-third. Polluted surface/groundwater sources are another reason for reduced freshwater supplies. Tumkur is a hub for various agro-based, food processing, and metallurgical industries. With rapid industrialization, increasing human population, limited water resources, and deteriorating water quality, a good water management strategy is essential. Thence the need to establish a centre to (a) carry-out research on development of novel techniques for water and wastewater treatment; (b) support the local industries to characterize their water and wastewater for the right use, reuse, and recycle; (c) Enhance industry-academia collaboration in the area of water treatment.
Objectives of the Centre
Assist MSMEs to maintain their water quality. Technological know-how on water treatment. Develop low-cost technologies for water purification. Water testing facilities and purification methods to meet the local/ KSPCB/CPCB/industrial standards.
Benefits to MSMEs:
The centre will provide viable solutions to water-related problems of local industries viz., rice, coconut, food industries, etc. Assist the local government / NGOs in implementing potable water schemes. Promote research activities in the areas of water purification, and development of water treatment technologies based on bio-/ nano- materials. In-house training for young professionals in water analysis, testing, and treatment protocols. Promote awareness among industries and society for reclamation, reuse, and recycle of water.
Testing Facilities

The following equipment is available in the centre to perform different tests on water and wastewater.

ICP-MS is a type of mass spectrometer capable of detecting metals and several non-metals at concentrations ranging from ppb (parts per billion) to ppt (parts per trillion).

. Geology - trace elements in rocks sediments and soil leachates.
. Biotechnology - metal contents in proteins or enzymes.
. Medical - trace metal content in bone/ tissue/ food/ blood.
. Pharmaceuticals - detection inorganic impurities.
. Water - to detect heavy metals in surface water, groundwater, process water or wastewater.

ICP-MS

Total Organic Carbon

Total Organic Carbon (TOC) is the total amount of carbon in an organic compound and is often used as a non-specific indicator of water quality. Introduction of organic matter into water systems occurs not only from living organisms and from decaying matter in source water, but also from purification and distribution system materials. TOC as an analytic technique is used to measure water quality during the drinking water purification process. Before source water is treated for disinfection, TOC provides an estimate of the amount of natural organic matter in the water source.

Environmental: Groundwater, wastewater, and sewage.
Pharmaceutical: To measure contamination by organic compounds.
Chemical Industries:To detect the impurities in reagents or raw chemicals.

Other Facilities available include:

Laminar Air Flow Chamber
BOD Incubator
pH meter
Dissolved Oxygen meter
Conductivity meter
Turbidity meter
UV-Visible Spectrophotometer
Colorimeter
Muffle Furnace
Fluoride ion meter
HPLC

Analysis of phyiscal, chemical, and microbiological parameters of water and wastewater
	Analysis of water and wastewater as per Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and Karnataka Pollution Control Board (KPCB) specifications.

Biological tests on water to determine:
Coliforms (total and faecal), total plate count, Streptococci (faecal), Enterococci/ Escherichia coli, Legionella, Pseudomonas sp.

Physical and Chemical Parameters: Odour, taste, turbidity, TDS, pH, conductivity, alkalinity, hardness, COD, BOD, DO, TOC, carbonate, bicarbonate, ammonia, chloride, fluoride, sulphate, nitrate, nitrite, and sodium.

Heavy Metals: Aluminium, arsenic, boron, cadmium, chromium, copper, iron, lead, magnesium, manganese, mercury, nickel, and zinc.

Availing the facilities at the Centre
The facilities of the centre are available to all MSMEs, academic institutions and government bodies at reasonable prices. The cost of the tests done on water/wastewater samples employing the different equipment are given below:

Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrophotometer	Charge per sample (Rs.)
Standardization & Estimation Per element	700/-
Extra element	50/-
Total Organic Carbon analyser	600/-

Other Testing facilities

Parameters	Charge per sample (Rs.)
Microbial tests using Laminar Air Flow Chamber	400/-
BOD using BOD Incubator	400/-
pH using pH meter	50/-
Dissolved Oxygen using D.O. meter	100/-
Conductivity	60/-
Turbidity	60/-
COD	400/-

Equipment Details:

Equipment	Make	Model
ICP-MS	Thermo Fisher Scientific Pte Ltd.	iCAP RQ Quadrapole
TOC Analyser	Analytik Jena AG (Germany)	Multi N/C 2100 S
Laminar Air Flow Chamber	Clean Air Flow	-
BOD Incubator	Flow and Force Engineers	-
pH meter	Digital	DP 505
D.O. meter	Systronics	314
Conductivity Meter	Digital	D-511
Turbidity Meter	Systronics	135
UV-Visible Spectrophotometer	Systronics	Type-119
Colorimeter	DiSystronics	115
Muffle Furnace	Aaditya	AMF-4
Electronic Balance	Sartorius	-
Fluoride ion meter	Mettler Toledo	SevenCompactTM pH/Ion meter–S550

SPECIALIZED TRAINING AND SKILLS:

Analytical techniques: ICP-MS, SEM/FESEM, UV-Vis Spectrophotometry, XPS, FTIR, particle size analyser and Zeta potential analyser.
Webinar on “Analytical techniques for determining elemental constituents” in the Department of Chemical Engg, SIT, Tumkur in association with Thermofisher Scientific during 8th and 9th June 2020.

PROJECT / RESEARCH PROPOSALS, RELATED TO WATER AND WASTE WATER TREATMENT CARRIED OUT AT SIT.

Title of the Project	Duration	Amount in Rs	Funding Agency	Role	Project Status
Defluoridation by Biosorption Technique for Safe Drinking Water, IEI R&D Grant-in-Aid Scheme vide cheque number 998697 dated 29.05.2015.	1 year	Rs. 25,000	Institution of Engineers, India	Doctoral student	Completed
Application of Nanoparticles for Defluoridation of Water	2 years	Rs. 3,00,000	TEQIP – II	Principal Investigator	Completed
Modelling of fluoride removal from aqueous solution using biological waste by response surface methodology: Adsorption Isotherm, Kinetics and Thermodynamics studies	1 year	Rs. 5000	BRC, IIChE Project Grant for Students	Guide	Completed
RSM Based Defluoridation of Water Using Nanoparticles	1 year	Rs. 7500	KSCST: Student Project Programme: 41st Series: 2017 - 2018	Guide	Completed

PATENT APPLIED:
“Biosorbent for Reducing Fluoride Content in an Aqueous Solution”, by Dr. Thomas Theodore and Dr. Poornima G Hiremath.
BOOK / BOOK CHAPTER:
Submitted Book Chapter titled “Fluoride contamination in underground water and its treatment using biosorption” for the Book titled “Contaminants of emerging concern”. Publisher Elsevier
JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS:
Binnal, P., Hiremath, P.G. 2012. Application of liquid emulsion membrane technique for the removal of As(v) from aqueous solutions, Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series E, August, 93: 1-8. Hiremath, P.G., Théodore, T., Binnal, P. 2013. First report on biosorption of fluoride on the microalga spirulina platensis: batch studies, Asian-American Journal of Chemistry, 1: 1-10. Hiremath, P.G., Théodore, T. 2016. Zirconium-doped fungal sorbents: preparation, characterization, adsorption isotherm, and kinetic and mathematical modelling study for removal of fluoride, Advances in Chemistry, Volume 2016, Article ID 6848693, 14 pages, July 2016, http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2016/6848693. Hiremath, P.G., Théodore, T. 2016. Isolation, screening, and identification of fungal organisms for biosorption of fluoride: Kinetic study and statistical optimization of biosorption parameters, Journal of Biochemical Technology, 7(1): 1069-1077, Nov 2016. Hiremath, P.G., Théodore, T. 2017. Modelling of fluoride sorption from aqueous solution using green algae impregnated with zirconium by response surface methodology, Adsorption Science & Technology, 2017; 35(1-2):194-217, DOI: 10.1177/0263617416674014. Hiremath, P.G., Théodore, T. 2018. Modelling of Fluoride Biosorption by Calcium-doped Algae Using Response Surface Methodology, Indian Chemical Engineer, 60:1, 37-57, DOI: 10.1080/00194506.2017.1281771. Hiremath, P.G., Théodore, T. 2017. Biosorption of fluoride from synthetic and ground water using Chlorella vulgaris immobilized calcium alginate beads in an up-flow packed bed column. Periodica Polytechnica Chemical Engineering, Published online: 07-05-2017, DOI: 10.3311/PPch.10085. Pawar S., Hiremath, P.G., Théodore, T. 2019. Synthesis of hydroxyapatite from avocado fruit peel and its application for hexavalent chromium removal from aqueous solutions - adsorption isotherms and kinetics study, Rasayan Journal of Chemistry 12 (4), 1964-1972.
PROJECT PROPOSAL SUBMITTED:
“Solar assisted water purification for fluorosis affected rural community– Integrated technology demonstration with sustenance model” to DST under the scheme Integrated Technology Interventions for Sustainable Environment [ITISE] PARTICIPATION OF FACULTY IN EVENTS RELATER TO WATER AND WASTE WATER TREATMENT. Fluoride removal using tin oxide nanoaprticles, Cehmignite-2K19 on Advanced Materials, Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal, 28 October 2019. Synthesis and characterization of ZrO2 nanoparticles by Ocimum tenuiflorum (Tulasi) leaf extract using green method, NCRAETS-2K19, SIET, Tumkur, 26-27 April 2019. Defluoridation of water using green synthesized CaO nanoparticles, REACT’19, RVCE, Bengaluru, 29-30 March 2019. Comparative study of defluoridation of water using green synthesized MgO nanoparticles and MgO-GO nanocomposite, CHEMPLUS’19, IIT, Madras, 15-19 March 2019. Optimization and modelling of defluoridation of water using biological waste by RSM and ANN, InDACON-2018, NIT, Tiruchirapalli, Tamilnadu, India, 20-21 April 2018. Use of response surface methodology for optimization of defluoridation of water using biological waste, Annual Chemical Engineering Symposium, Reflux 2018, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Guwahati, India, 16-18 March 2018. Fluoride removal using hydroxyapatite particles: adsorption isotherm and kinetics studies, 2nd National Level Technical Symposium ALCHEMIST-2018, Department of Chemical Engineering, KLE Dr. M.S. Sheshgiri College of Engineering and Technology, Belagavi, India, 14 March 2018. Use of RSM for optimization of defluoridation of water using zirconia nanoparticles, First International Conference on Energy and Environment: Global Challenges, ICEE-2018, Department of Chemical Engineering, National Institute of Technology Calicut, Kozhikode, Kerala, India, 9-10 March 2018. Defluoridation of water using chitosan, National Conference on Advances in synthesis and separations in chemical and biological processes, NCASSCB-2016, DSCE, Bangalore, India,16-17 Feb 2016. Green synthesis of ZnO nanoparticles, National Conference on Advances in synthesis and separations in chemical and biological processes, NCASSCB-2016, DSCE, Bangalore, India,16-17 Feb 2016. Optimisation of fluoride biosorption by calcium-doped Chlorella protothecoides. Sixth National Level Annual Research Symposium of Chemical Engineering Research Scholars (ChEmference 2015), IIT Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India, 05-06 December 2015. Modeling of Fluoride Removal by Chlorella vulgaris Using Response Surface Methodology, National Conference on Utilization of Bio-Diversity for Value Added Products: Food, Pharma, Nutraceuticals & Biofuels, DSCE, Bangalore, India, 25-26 Sep 2015. Chlorella protothecoides as a potential biosorbent for fluoride reduction in drinking water, International Conference on Recent Advances in Engineering Sciences, MSRIT, Bangalore, Sep 4-5 2014. Microbial biosorbents for removal of fluoride from drinking water, International Conference on Recent Advancements in Chemical, Environmental & Energy Engineering, SSN College of Engg, Tamil Nadu, India, Feb 27-28 2014. Biosorption of fluoride on non living biomass of Spirulina platensis: column studies, Nirma University International Conference on Engineering, 2013, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, Nov 28-30 2013.

Research Laboratory

Name of the Laboratory	Major Equipments
Research Lab	High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), UV – visible spectrophotometer, Flame Photometer, Photo Bioreactor, KBR Press, Tubular Furnace, Muffle Furnace.
Project Laboratory	Deep Freezer, Spray Drier, Ultracentrifuge, Rotary Disc Contactor, Packed Distillation Column, Electrostatic Precipitator, Crystallizer, Super-critical Extractor, Fume Hood, PH meter, Hot Air Oven.
KCTU Lab	BOD Incubator, Laminar Air Flow Chamber, Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry [ICPMS] and Total Organic Carbon Analyzer [TOCA], Muffle Furnace, PH meter, Conductivity meter, Photo Colorimeter, Micro Controlled Turbidity Meter, Dissolved Oxygen Meter, Tubular furnace.

Centrifugal pump test rig

Flow through circular conducts

Open Orifice

Air Permeablity

Ball Mill

Drag on Sphere

Plate Type Heat Exchanger

Stefan Boltzmann

Surface Evaporation

Thermal Conductivity

Thermal Conductivity of Insulating Powder

Diffusivity Mesearement

Distilation Column

Controled Flow Reactor

Semi Batch Reactor

Visible Spectro Photo Meter

Flow Process Control

Non Interacting Tank

pH Control

CAD Using Solid Wokrks

Process Simulation using Design-II

SRC Laboratory

Kjeldahl Apperatus

Spray Dryer

VTU Registered Guides /

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Dr. Poornima G Hiremath
Assistant Proffessor
	Associate Professor M. Tech., Ph.D. pgh@sit.ac.in +91 88926 60422 Profile:

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Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Assistant Proffessor
	Associate Professor & Head B.E., M.S., Ph.D. sudhirh@sit.ac.in +91 99016 99216 Weblink: Profile:

Faculty Profile /

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Placement Head-Incharge
Assistant Placement Officer
Senior Project Manager
Instructor
Attender

Designation	Numbers

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Faculty Profile /

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Professors
Associate Professors
Assistant Professors
Visiting Professors
Adjunct/Visiting Faculty

Designation	Numbers
Professors	0
Associate Professors	3
Assistant Professor	6

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Dr. G R Suma
Assistant Proffessor
	Assistant Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. grs@sit.ac.in +91 96322 51017 Profile:

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Dr. S Rajashekhara
Assistant Proffessor
	Assistant Professor M. Tech., Ph.D. rs@sit.ac.in +91 97428 72266 Profile:

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Dr. Harish Phattepur
Assistant Proffessor
	Assistant Professor M.Tech., Ph.D. hdp@sit.ac.in +91 99161 25550 Profile:

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Dr. Suman Pawar
Assistant Proffessor
	Assistant Professor M.Tech., Ph.D. sumanvp@sit.ac.in +91 98805 75855 Profile:

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Dr. Prakash Binnal
Assistant Proffessor
	Assistant Professor M. Tech.,Ph.D. pb@sit.ac.in +91 92439 61436 Profile:

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Manjunath S P
Assistant Proffessor
	Assistant Professor M. Tech.,(pursuing Ph.D.) mannsp84@sit.ac.in +91 99645 84081 Profile:

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K R Shadakshara Murthy
Assistant Proffessor
	Associate Professor M.Tech. krsmurthy@sit.ac.in +91 98443 27238 Profile:

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Dr. Poornima G Hiremath
Assistant Proffessor
	Associate Professor M. Tech., Ph.D. pgh@sit.ac.in +91 88926 60422 Profile:

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Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath
Assistant Proffessor
	Associate Professor & Head B.E., M.S., Ph.D. sudhirh@sit.ac.in +91 99016 99216 Weblink: Profile:

Course Material /

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Advisory Board /

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Advisory Board

Chairman	Convener
Dr. S Murthy Shekhar Professor & Head Department of Chemical Engineering SIT, Tumakuru – 572 103	Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering SIT, Tumakuru – 572 103

Internal Members:
Dr. Thomas Theodore Associate Professor Department of Chemical Engineering SIT, Tumakuru - 572 103	Dr. S. Rajashekhara Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering SIT, Tumakuru – 572 103

Members from Academia:
Dr. M A L Antony Raj Professor Department of Chemical Engineering R V College of Engineering Bengaluru - 560 059	Dr. Samita Maitra Professor Department of Chemical Engineering B M S College of Engineering Bengaluru – 560 019

Member from Industry:
Mr. Raghuram M Chief Operations Officer Desmet Ballestra India Pvt. Ltd. Niton, Block B, 3rd Floor 11, Palace Road Bengaluru-560 052

Department Magazine /

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Activities /

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Rachana
The cultural festival organized at the Department level annually helps to develop the interaction between students of all the batches. On spot events like Formal -design oriented, Informal - Interactive and personality based and casual events are conducted to nurture the overall development of the students. Successful Practicing Architect from the field will be the chief guest for the event who shares their professional experience to motivate the students.
Annual Exhibition
Exhibition of the academic works of students during the previous year is organized at the Department annually. During this event, outstanding works of students are recognized with a certificate of appreciation.
Seminars
Eminent Architects with experience in various architectural genres are regularly invited for Guest Lecture and Seminars to the students at the at the Department level. Students get ample opportunity to interact with the filed experts.

NATA /

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Research /

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Academics /

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Colloborations /

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Faculty Development Workshop /

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Faculty Development Workshop Series
Faculty Development Programme

Special/Guest Lectures /

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Special Lectures Organised in the Chemical Engineering Department
Special Lecture

Department/Faculty/ Students Activity /

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Research Center /

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The department is recognized as research centre by VTU to offer MSc (Engg) and Ph.D. degrees.

Areas of Research

Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering (Liquefaction studies, Dynamic properties,Seismic vulnerability and Ground response analysis)
Numerical modeling of geo-materials by Discrete Element Method
Cement replacement materials
Alternative binder systems for concrete
Ground improvement and Soil pollutant Interaction
Pavements: Materials, testing, evaluation and design
Bridge deck analysis and high rise structures
Sediment Transport and erosion studies

Research Groups

Geotechnical and Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering:Numerical and Constitutive modeling of geo-materials, Experimental evaluation of liquefaction potential, Earthquake-induced slope failure, Seismic soil-structure interaction, Ground response analysis of shallow and Deep soils, Evaluation of dynamic soil properties.
Building Materials:Utility and performance of Building materials, alternative binder materials for accelerated concrete (FA, GGBS,SF etc.), geopolymers, alternative fine and coarse aggregates (blast furnace slag, copper slag and manufactured sand).
Geo-environment and Ground Improvement:Soil stabilization, Soil pollution interaction, Strength prediction.
Seismic Analysis and Design:Seismic soil-structure-interaction, Seismic risk assessment, Performance-based design, dam safety under seismic conditions.
Bridges and High rise Structures:Skew slab bridge decks, Elevated railway bridges, railway tunnels, high rise steel and RCC structures, wind and seismic analysis.
Hydraulics:River training works, Erosion and Scour studies, modeling of canal outlets.
Pavement Engineering:Characterization of bituminous mix, rheological characteristics of bitumen, mix design and recycling, analysis of pavement structure, optimal pavement design, pavement evaluation, pavement rehabilitation strategies.

Civil Consultancy Work /

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Civil Consultancy Work

Consultancy for sub-soil characteristics for foundation design for civil infrastructure.
Geotechnical characterization of pavement materials for road construction and Geomaterials for civil works.
Seismic safety analysis of slopes and dams.
Quality auditing of bridges using non-destructive and semi-destructive tests.
Testing and evaluation of building blocks and pavers.
Concrete mix design studies.
Verification of structural design and load testing of structural members.
Pavement: Material characterization, evaluation and design.
Water Quality assessment.
Feasibility studies related to Water supply and Irrigation.
QA and QC of Civil Works.

Consultancy Details
Consultancy Details for 2020-21

Civil Project Report Format /

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Project Report Guidelines Documents

Students are informed to submit project report copy each to the concerned guide, project co-ordinator and department library and retain a copy with them.

Major project report shall be hard binded (Gray color) and mini project report shall be spiral binded (transparent sheet in front and gray color sheet in back).

Guidelines to prepare UG Project Report

Civil Accrediation Status /

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Accrediation Report
View Report-18-December-2015

Student Clubs /

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COSMOS CSI Students Chapter SIT DeCoders

COSMOS - Club of SIT for Multimedia and Open Source -Students' chapter
The objective of COSMOS is to spread awareness about Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) among the students and leverage the power of FOSS to enhance the technical skills of students and mentored by Free Software Movement Karnataka. Several technical events and workshops are organized under this chapter Activities conducted under COSMOS are:

One-day workshop on "how to build Virtual Reality enabled Web applications
Hands on workshop on "how to use Git - a Distributed Version Control System
24-hour Hackathon
Workshop on "how to build block chains and write smart contracts using the Ethereum platform
Free Software Introduction Session - 1st September 2017
Mozilla Web VR Camp - 7th October 2017
Git Workshop - 8th March 2018
Workshop on Block Chain and Ethereum by Mozilla Reps- 25thAugust 2018
HackFest - 29thand 30th September 2018

CSI (Computer Society of India) Students Chapter SIT
Computer Society of India (CSI) student chapter was started at SIT during September 2011. All students of departments of CSE, ISE and MCA are members of this chapter.
Benefits and Advantages to CSI Student members

Recognition:

CSI membership identity card
Appreciation letter / certificate for performance excellence
Industry recognized CSI certification opportunities

Knowledge Enhancement:

Access to CSI knowledge portal through Login-id and password
echnology updates through Conferences, Seminars, Tutorials & workshop at discounted rates
A forum for activities like Paper Presentations, Quiz, Competitions and Exhibitions.
Ability to connect with distinguished speakers on different technology areas.

CSI Publication:

CSI Communications - Monthly Magazine (soft copy with option for hard copy at additional payment)
CSI eNewsletter
CSI Whizkidd- Student Newsletter
Eligibility to publish articles in CSI communications, journal and Whizkidd

Awards:

Eligibility to be nominated for the best Student paper in CSI communications
Best Student Branch award (only for Student Branch and not applicable for individual student members)
Interaction and collaboration with distinguished academicians, researchers and practitioners
Opportunity to interact with Industry professionals and chalk out a career path R & D:
CSI Minor Research project funding up to Rs. 50000/-

Networking:

Interaction and collaboration with distinguished academicians, researchers and practitioners
Opportunity to interact with Industry professionals and chalk out a career path R & D:
CSI Minor Research project funding up to Rs. 50000/-

Every academic year following activities are conducted under SIT-CSI chapter

1. CSI concentrics:

Following co-curricular activities are conducted:
a. Debate
b. Innovative project demonstration
c. Pick and speak
d. Online treasure hunt
e. Application development
f. Group discussion
g. Hobby project demonstration

2. CSI Hackathon:

The objectives of hackathon are promoting creativity, collaboration, and innovative thinking. Here students come up with novel solutions to particular problems, innovative ideas and prototypes regarding new business opportunities. Hackathon is technology-driven and primarily about software. It requires not only great technical and coding skills but also ideation and presentation skills. Twelve hour or twenty-four-hour hackathon is conducted every year.

Activities organized under SIT - CSI student chapter for inter institute participants in last three years:

Year	Activity	Date
2017-18	Reverse coding competition 12-hour Hackathon	17-02-2018 14-10-2017
2016-17	Code It State level 24 hour Hackathon Coding competition(Exclusively for girl students)	12-01-2017 25-02-2017 and 26-02-2017 20-10-2016
2015-16	12-hour Hackathon Ad. Selfie Contest Two days workshop on Electronic System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM)	13-03-2016 08-03-2016 17-03-2016 and 18-03-2016

DeCoders the programming club of SIT is a club which functions under the incubation of the Computer Science Department and every event conducted by DeCoders is directly or indirectly intended to the betterment of the department. DeCoders mainly is a group of like-minded people who have a nag for coding or developing technical solutions to challenging problems. Over the past five years the club has conducted many technical events, seminars etc. The final year members of the team frequently take sessions on programming mostly focusing on algorithmic designs for their fellow team members. These sessions are not only restricted to the members of DeCoders but anyone in the college willing to learn these things are always welcomed. DeCoders also helps its members in developing new projects. The team generally takes a project and members from all the years work on it to complete the project. This gives the members an exposure to the product development environment and also helps them with their resume.
Activities conducted under DeCoders club:

Regularly conducts weekly online programming contest
Organize technical programs
Mock interviews
Funbytes -for fresher's every year

S I G M A News Letter /

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S I G M A
Sigma is the newsletter of Computer Science and engineering department. It was started in the year of 2001. Team sigma was created to provide the students with updates and information about the latest trends and technology in the domain of computer science.Sigma currently consists of 24 members. The basic idea to form this group was to incorporate any upcoming or latest technology at one place and make the students aware of all information and technology which is worth knowing for any student of a computer science background. Sigma team also conducts fun and interactive events for students for all years and all branches. It conducts a technical article writing contest for the students each year ,from which three write ups will be selected and published in the edition and will be awarded with cash prizes.
SECTIONS IN SIGMA
Every edition includes different sections designed to provide specific information. They are: Cover Story: The cover story is an article on the latest technical topic which in trending during the launch of the issue. Crossword: This is a crossword which is made considering technical terms relating to computer science. Sci - Fi: The most interesting section of the newsletter is Sci-Fi. It is a trending technical topic in the form a science fiction story. In this the writer tries telling a story which includes some technical concept relating to the world. Hunting in c/c++: This section consists of four small tricky program snippets in c / c++. The readers try finding the output of these programs. Tips and Tweaks: This section gives the readers an insight into some small and interesting technical tips which they can try it themselves. Do it yourself: This section gives a small demo on making of small tech related stuffs. The readers can follow the steps and make the product quite easily with available things. Open source section: This is a new section added in the year 2016. This section includes open source alternatives to commonly used paid applications. Technical articles: There are two technical articles in every issue.
Recent Sigma Editions
Sigma-2023 News Letter Sigma-2022 News Letter Sigma-2020 News Letter Sigma-2019 News Letter Sigma-2018 News Letter Sigma-2017 News Letter Sigma-2016 News Letter

Student Achievements /

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Dhiraj Kumar Azad Secured 1^st Place in Ideathon at IIIT Vadodara Conducted during 2^nd 4^th March 2019
Niraj Agarwal Participated in National Exhibition on Innovative & Futuristic Approaches in Science & technology held at Bhopal and secured First Position.
A team consist of Archana S, Rishav Kumar Goswami, Nishank Kumar pandey, Pathikrit Pal, Rishav Raj and Kushal Nagaraj lead by Prof. Prabodh C P secured 3rd place in Smart India Hackathon 2017 held on April 1st and 2nd at Manipal. Karnataka.
A team consist of Basavanna H G, Abhishek R and Darshan D S of VIII Semester B.E., secured the 1st Prize in SIEMENS Hackathon 2016 at Bangalore.

Hobby projects / Apps developed by the students
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Technical Events /

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BROWSE- Technical symposium IEEE International Conference

BROWSE is a national level student technical symposium, jointly organized every year by the department of CSE, ISE and MCA to enlighten the students about the recent trends, cutting edge technologies and future trends in the information technology and research. Technical events such as programming contest, technical quiz, paper presentation and gaming are organized to provide an opportunity for the students to explore and acquire the technical skills. Sports events are also organized. BROWSE facilitates the overall development of the students and provides an opportunity to

volunteer and organize the events
participate and showcase their research work
work in teams
communicate and collaborate with the students of other colleges
get awareness of the outside world
interact with the judges from other esteemed organizations

The following co-curricular and extra-curricular events are organized in BROWSE.

Prasthuti (technical paper presentation)
MindSnare (technical quiz)
Life Extension (Gaming contest)
Cyber Etymology (technical crossword)
Byte Surge (programming contest)
Photo Hunt (treasure hunt)

Second IEEE International Conference on "Emerging Computation and Information Technologies" was jointly organized by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. and Information Science and Engineering., Siddaganga Institute of Technology and Florida International University, USA, on 15th and 16th Dec.2017.

The conference was inaugurated on 15th December 2017 by Dr. S S Iyengar, Ryder Professor and Director, School of Computing and Information Sciences, Florida International University, Miami, USA. During his inaugural address, he stressed on India becoming developed country and expressed the need for interdisciplinary research quoting examples in the domain of medical and naval applications. He expressed his concern over Indian scientists not in the list of Nobel Laureates in the recent years, and appreciated that Bangalore is identified as a Global Information Technology hub. He urged all the participants to think of interdisciplinary problems and come up with novel solutions useful to society. He also listed domains like Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Forensic Analysis, Data Fusion, Image Processing, Internet of Things, Pattern Recognition which the researchers can choose, work and make India great.

Sri Srinivas Ramanujam, Academic Relationship Manager, Tata Consultancy Services, Bengaluru, expressed that talent in all the institutions requires to be nurtured for the progress of the country. Sri Bindu Madhava B S, Associate Director, Real Time Systems and Smart Grid, CDAC, Bengaluru, during his address highlighted the top ten technologies identified by IEEE for the year 2018.

Dr. M N Channabasappa, Director, SIT, Tumakuru presided over the function and addressed the gathering about the importance of presenting technical papers in international conferences. Dr. Shivakumaraiah, Principal, SIT, expressed that interdisciplinary conferences need to be organized which will initiate the collaborative research work across the departments.

Dr. R Sumathi, Head of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering., Dr. R Aparna, Head of the Department of Information Science and Engineering. Dr. N R Sunitha, Professor in Department of Computer science and Engineering. were present during the function.

Renowned technologists from academia and industry have delivered keynote address on the latest developments in the field of computation and information technologies. Dr. Rajan M A from TCS spoke on "Block Chain Technology and its Applications", Dr. S S Iyengar delivered a keynote address on "Artificial Intelligence and Deep learning in Software Development" and Dr. Athithan G from DRDO addressed R&D challenges in cyber security during his keynote talk. The key note address on 15th and 16th was followed by paper presentation sessions. About 50 researchers all over India presented their research work in the areas of computing, database, networking and security. All the accepted and presented papers will be published in IEEE Explorer.

M. Tech Internship /

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Academic Year 2016-17

Academic Year 2017-18

Student Achievements /

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Student Chapters
Details of Institutional Chapters and activities under it International Society of Automation
1. Year of starting the section in the department-2001 2. Name of the Faculty advisor-Dr.H.M Kalpana 3. Number of student members for the academic year 2018--43

The International Society of Automation (www.isa.org) is a nonprofit professional association that sets the standard for those who apply engineering and technology to improve the management, safety, and cyber security of modern automation and control systems used across industry and critical infrastructure. Founded in 1945, ISA develops widely used global standards; certifies industry professionals; provides education and training; pubtdshes books and technical articles; hosts conferences and exhibits; and provides networking and career development programs for its 40,000 members and 400,000 customers around the world. ISA owns Automation.com, a leading ontdne pubtdsher of automation-related content, and is the founding sponsor of The Automation Federation (www.automationfederation.org), an association of non-profit organizations serving as "The Voice of Automation." Through a wholly owned subsidiary, ISA bridges the gap between standards and their implementation with the ISA Security Comptdance Institute (www.isasecure.org) and the ISA Wireless Comptdance Institute (www.isa100wci.org).

Activities conducted under the above chapter during 2017-18 National Symposium - iACT 2018 conducted on 25.02.2018 Technical Quiz, Paper Presentation, Robo Rash and Project Exhibition competitions were conducted and 95 students from nine colleges in and around Karnataka were participated.

Exhibited the Project "Attendant Robot for Bed Ridden Patients" in the Project Exhibition Anveshana organized by Agasthya Foundations and Synopsis, Bangalore and National Science day exhibition organized by KSCST, held at IISc, Bangalore.

IEEE ENGINEERING IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY SOCIETY (IEEE-EMBS)TUMAKURU STUDENT CHAPTER.

ACTIVITIES: Visit arranged to NIMHANS Bangalore on the occasion of National Science day which observed the display of various Biomedical instruments. A guest Lecture was arranged by Dr.N Sriram, Professor & Head, Department of Medical Electronics, MSRIT, Bangalore on thy topic 'Engineering in Medicine and biology: Scope and Challenges.

Students Achievement and Activities
International Society of Automation
Yashaswini D S, Sneha S, Shivani R S and Sandhya M, 5th semester students of Electronics and Instrumentation, Siddaganga Institute of Technology has exhibited the project entitled An IOT based Smart helmet for accident detection and notification and stood as 2nd runner up in Tech Expo 2018, a National level Technical exhibition held on 6th October 2018 at Siddaganga Institute of Technology organised by team SARK and IEEE.
Mr. Nikhil Kumar, Head of Developer Ecosystem, Alumni of SIT, (IT Department) has developed BHIM app
Mr. Shayan Hasan S of 8th semester Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, SIT, Tumakuru has been selected to participate in the event "International Games-2017", hosted by SAIT Polytechnic, Calgary, Canada
We congratulate Mr. Kumar Shubham for having pubtdshed a paper on the Project titled "Gesture Controlled Wheelchair with Object Detection" in the National journal of Instrumentation Society of India, under the guidance of Dr. H K E Latha.

Students Activities
Activity Detail

Other Academic Activities /

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Innovative method adapted
Usage of ICT tools

Invited Special Lectures Delivered In The Department By The Scholars (FROM 1.4.2010 TO 31.3.2011)
Invited Special Lectures

List of Bridge courses conducted
List of Bridge courses

Facilities M.Tech-Lab /

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Name of the laboratory	Equipments available
Digital Electronics and Circuits Laboratory	Switch /LED Boxes Digital Multimeters Power supply 5V IC base boards Analog and Digital IC Tester Pulse Generators image
Digital Signal Processing Laboratory	ADDU-BF581-EZLITE BLACKFIN DSPKits ADDU-Tiger Shark 201S-EZLITE DSP Kits EVAL-ADUC7028QSP ADZU-HPUSB-In Circuit Emulator TMS320C6713-DSP Kits FM4-176L-S6E2CC-ETH- DSP Kits image
Electronic Devices and Circuit\DCCS Laboratory	Digital Storage Oscilloscopes Analog Oscilloscopes 100 MHz Function Generators Arbitrary Function Generator 1022 D C Calibrator Digital Multimeters Synchros Power supply +/- 15 Volts,30Volts and 300Volts Power supply 30 Volts Power supply 300 Volts LCR Meter image
Embedded System Laboratory	Personal Computers ARM7 Target & Master Base Boards Cortex M4 Target Boards NXPLPC1760 Microcontroller (Cortex M3) Single Chip MCU Trainer Model:8051 ARDUINO Microcontroller Boards Rasberry Pi 3 Microcontroller Boards LPC 2148 Microcontroller Board image
Linear Integrated Circuits Laboratory	Digital Storage Oscilloscopes Analog Oscilloscopes 100 MHz Function Generators Arbitrary Function Generator 1022 D C Calibrator Digital Multimeters Synchros Power supply +/- 15 Volts,30Volts and 300Volts IC base boards Analog and Digital IC Tester image
M.Tech Lab	Personal Computers ARM7 Target & Master Base Boards Cortex M4 Target Boards NXPLPC1760 Microcontroller (Cortex M3) Power supply 5V ARDUINO Microcontroller Boards Rasberry Pi 3 Microcontroller Boards LPC 2148 Microcontroller Board Spartan 3 FPGA Kits Mentor Graphics Software Xylinx ISE Design Suite14.7 image
Process Automation Labouratory	PID Controller Temperature Control Trainer Flow Control Trainer Level Control Trainer Pressure Control Trainer Multi Process Trainer DCS Trainer Control Valve Trainer Electro Pneumatic Converter Trainer Air compressor SCADA software for Control Trainers PCs- Dell Optiplex -760MT/Intel core Duo PLC based Bottle filling system PLC based Elevator PLC based X Y- table drilling PLC based Electro-Pneumatic Pick & PlaceRobotic Arm Siemens PLCs-S5 & S7 Digital Storage Oscilloscope image image
Process Instrumentation Labouratory	Temperature Transducers: Thermocouple, Thermistor, Resistance Temperature Detector, AD - 590, LM 335. Displacement Transducers: Linear Variable Differential Transformer, Capacitive Transducer. Strain Guage, Load Cell. Wheatstone Bridge, Kelvin's Double Bridge. image
Thin Film Research Centre	Atomic Force Microscope RF/DC Planar Magnetron Sputtering Unit E Beam Evaporation System Spin coater model 6000F-VP Cold water circulator Unit Ultrasonic Cleaner Keithley 6221 AC DC Current Source Keithley 2182 Nano Voltmeter Personal Computers Laboratory Electric Oven Electronic Weighing Machine Programmable Function Generator 6 1/2Digital Multimeter image image image
Project lab	image image
VHDL Laboratory	Personal Computers Spartan 3 FPGA Kits Power supply 5V Mentor Graphics Software Xylinx ISE Design Suite14.7 Digital Storage Oscilloscopes image

Digital Electronics and Circuits Laboratory

Digital Signal Processing Laboratory

Electronic Devices and Circuit\DCCS Laboratory

Embedded System Laboratory

Linear Integrated Circuits Laboratory

M.Tech Laboratory

Process Automation Labouratory

Process Instrumentation Labouratory

Thin Film Research Centre

Project Laboratory

VHDL Laboratory

Accrediation Status /

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Accrediation Status

Project Details /

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Project Details
Best Mini-Project and Major-Project Detail

Student Funded Projects
Student Funded Projects

Proctors Student Lis /

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Gold Medalists /

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Year	Student Name	USN
2011	Umang Kotriwal	1SI07IS055
2012	AkanchaSinha	1SI08IS001
2013	Mithesh Kumar	1SI09IS021
2014	Vanitha H	1SI10IS056
2015	Deepu H N	1SI11IS018
2016	Preetham G	1SI12IS030
2017	Kajol R	1SI13IS023
2018	Sindhupriya M A	1SI14IS048

Student Activities /

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Team Auto Architects Team Adrenaline Racing Soaring Eagles Team Firing Pistons Project Exhibition

Auto Architects is the All Terrain Vehicle Design and fabrication team of Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumakuru. The team has been working under the guidance of Dr.Umashankar since 2008, and has participated in various ATV Design and Design Innovation contests across the country and recognized by various organizations and conglomerates.

In 2010, Auto Architects participated for the first time in BAJA SAE INDIA, held at Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh and secured 38th position across India.In 2012 stood 37th among 180 teams.

Adding to the journey in 2016 the team cleared all the technical tests and successfully ran the vehicle in the endurance event.

Presenty the team is working under

Faculty Advisors :

Mr. Guruchannabasavaiah and Mr. Naresh

Captain : Prateek Pallav, Vice Captain : Saket Raj

This year the team has cleared Virtual round for BAJA SAE India 2018,and secured 34th position all over India among 389 teams and 3rd in Karnataka.

Determined and passionate students are fabricating the buggy for dynamic round with the vision to be the best i.e. Main BAJA SAE INDIA which is scheduled in January / February 2018.

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A team of automobile enthusiasts from SIT,Tumkur, designing & fabricating ATVs for BAJA SAE.

Affiliation

Society of Automotive Engineers, India(SAE India),

BAJA SAE INDIA,

SIT SAE COLLEGIATE CLUB,

Siddaganaga Institute of Technology, Tumakuru.

Team Adrenaline Racing history began in the year 2010, since then the team members have worked hard to evolve and create a stronger presence at competitions every year. Team’s main goal is to improve the performance and achieve better results and it believes that there is always room for improvement and do whatever to accomplish thee mission.

The team consist of 25 students guided by our faculties, worked together and successfully fabricated open wheeled Formula Racing Car. It started and completed designing process of the 6th car in the month of December, 2017. Fabrication was soon started in January,2018 and it was able to finish it in the month of March, 2018. Testing and setting up of the car was done during the month of April, 2018.

The team participated in SUPRA SAEINDIA 2018 which was held in Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida from 11th June to 16th June 2018 and secured 3rd rank in Karnataka and 42nd rank out of 126 teams in India. We were able to achieve it under the guidance of Dr. H Shivashankar, Associate Professor, Mr. Ekanthappa J, Assistant Professor and Mr. Omkaresh B R, Assistant Professor.

Contact: teamadrenalineracing2015[at]gmail.com

The team has received lots of appreciation in the design that was presented at the event.

Team members: Amit Kumar, Nikhil Shenoi, Shreyas S, Rishabh Srivastava, Shaurya Prasad Shahi, Goutham Shenoy M, Musthafeez Muheeb Ahmed, Mohammed Zabiulla, Mohith N Kumar, Pavan S N, Manikanta Gowda B, Kumar Swamy H S, Manu L, Pranav K S, Abhinav S, Sai Tarun B V, Sohan K, Mrinal Raj, Aniket Singh.

Soaring Eagles is the aero design team of Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumakuru built with passion for aircrafts and Aero-Modeling. The team has participated in various aero design and design innovations contests, both nationally and internationally and recognized by various organizations and conglomerates. The team is completely committed towards the development of aerial vehicles and soar greater heights as the tagline goes “SOAR HIGH”.

The basic motto of the team is to generate interest among the students to fabricate, innovate and develop aircraft model and analyze them to get a hands on experience of the technology advancements of this era.

Initially started with radio controlled aircrafts, the team now is also doing work in the field of multirotors, hovercrafts and water rockets. Every year the team recruits new members, mostly from first and second year of engineering of all the branches, who have a keen interest in this wonderful field of Aeronautics and Aerodynamics.

Dr. Shivasiddaramaiah A G, Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department, guides the team and motivates it to always come up with new innovative ideas and achieve greater success as the faculty advisor.

Some of the achievements of the team are:

An initiative taken by the team to conduct workshops on Multi-rotor, to make students aware of latest technologies in Drones.
Winner of Technical Presentation in MANOVEGAM-2017, an aero design contest organized by SAE India Bangalore Section.
Participated in SAE AERO DESIGN (WEST), 2016, Van Nuys, CALIFORNIA, USA.
Secured 3rd position in Hovercraft contest in TECHKRITI-2015, organize at IIT, Kanpur.
Secured overall 8th position in SAE AERO DESIGN (EAST), 2014, GEORGIA, USA.
Secured overall 18th position in SAE AERO DESIGN (EAST), 2013, TEXAS, USA.
Second runner up in “Quest Ingenium-2012” organized by Quest Global, Bangalore.
Winner in various ISTE, IEEE platforms and National Symposiums across India.

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FIRING PISTON

Firing piston is the Go-kart Vehicle Design and fabrication team of Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumakuru. The team has been working under the guidance of Mr. Vijaykumar Hiremath since 2018 and has participated in various Go-kart Design and Design Innovation contests across the country and recognized by various organizations and conglomerates.

In 2015, the team named as “Team Dragon Racing”, participated for the first time in “Indian Karting League” (Vayuputhra motorsports) held in Bangalore and has secured 6th position in the competition. In 2018 this team, reinitiated as “FIRING PISTON”, took part in International Go-kart Championship, LPU, Punjab and stood 33rd among 45 teams.

VISION: To apply the concepts of technical knowledge in development of an automobile

Presently the team is working under

Faculty Advisor:

Mr. Vijaykumar Hiremath

Founders: Sachin Hosmane S (Ex member of team dragon racing), Arunabha Majumder, Aditya Mohan Naik.

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TEAM INVICTUS

Team Invictus is energy efficient human cum electrically powered three wheeled vehicle Design and fabrication team of Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumakuru. The basic motto of the team is to generate interest among the students to fabricate, innovate and develop energy efficient vechicles and analyze them to get a hands on experience of the technology advancements of this era. The vehicle must be aerodynamically, highly engineered and ergonomically designed.

The team is going to participate in SAE NIS EFFICYCLE, 2018, LPU, Punjab, India.

Presently the team is working under

Faculty Advisor: Mr. Vijaykumar Hiremath

Founders: Sehran Imam, Ritesh Kumar Singh

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ISTE Students Chapter of SIT,Organize PROJECT EXHIBITION FOR THE YEAR 2018-19

Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur is one of the premier engineering institute in INDIA with an NIRF ranking of 79 for the 2019 , organized a project exhibition of final and pre final year engineering students of the institute in association with ISTE Students Chapter of SIT, Tumkur. In this exhibition, Forty five selected projects from all the departments were showcased on a single platform. The exhibition was open for the public and students of high schools and PU colleges of Tumkur. The exhibition was arranged in the basketball court of SIT campus. The exhibition was inaugurated by Dr. Karisiddappa, Vice- Chancellor of VTU, at 11.00 am, on 22nd April .2019. Best project awards were given in the category final and pre final year projects after evaluation of each project by an expert committee comprising two expert academicians.

Topic Videos /

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Instructional Material

Instructional Material Developed by the departmental faculty members

Dr. K C Narasimhamurthy

Topics & Videos

Students Testimonials /

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Students Testimonials

II year Students (Analog Electronics lab and Digital Electronics Lab)

Name	Link
Soniya
Subhramanya Navada
Ayush
Ashwinwi

IV Year students (Microwave Lab)

Name	Link
Susheen
Pawan

Water and Wastewater Management Centre /

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Affiliated Faculty /

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Nano Research /

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Mini Major Projects /

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Industrial Training /

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Incubation Projects /

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Distinguished Alumni /

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Placement /

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Conference/Seminars/Workshop /

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Book Bank /

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Faculty Profile /

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E - Journals /

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/ E - Journals

Internet Resources /

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/ Internet Resources

OPAC /

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/ OPAC

Working Hours /

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Collections /

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/ Collections

Training Programs /

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/ Training Programs

Placement Guidelines /

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/ Placement Guidelines

MOUs with Companies /

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/ MOUs with Companies

English Learning Laboratory /

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MOUs with Companies /

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/MOUs with Companies

Our Esteemed Recruiters /

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/Our Esteemed Recruiters

Training Placement Statistics /

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/Training Placement Statistics

Training Placement Statistics /

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/Training Placement Statistics

Camps /

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/Camps

Health Insurance /

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/Health Insurance

Apply /

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/Apply

Events /

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/ Events

Consultancy /

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/Consultancy

ICT tools /

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/ICT tools

Faculty Details /

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/Faculty Details

Research /

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/Research

Online Resources /

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/Online Resources

Pedagogy /

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/Pedagogy

Events /

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/Events

MoUs /

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/MoUs

MoUs /

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/Faculty Details

Placement details /

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/Placement details

Offer Zone /

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/Offer Zone

Guidance /

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/Guidance

Events /

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/Events

Placement Guidance Sessions /

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/Placement Guidance Sessions

BOS & BOE /

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/ BOS & BOE

Research & Publication /

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/Research & Publication

Placement Details /

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/Placement Details

MoUs /

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/MoUs

Patent /

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/Patents

Research Projects /

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/Research Projects

Course Materials /

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/Course Materials

Course Materials /

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/Course Materials

VTU Registered Guides /

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/VTU Registered Guides

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About the Department

Quality Policy

Vision of the Department

Mission of the Department

Quality Policy

Goals of the Department

Short-term Goals

Long-term Goals

Career Opportunities:

Why study Chemical Engineering?

B.E. Chemical Engineering Program

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

Program Outcomes:

ACCREDITATION AND CERTIFICATION

Centrifugal pump test rig

Flow through circular conducts

Open Orifice

Air Permeablity

Ball Mill

Drag on Sphere

Plate Type Heat Exchanger

Stefan Boltzmann

Surface Evaporation

Thermal Conductivity

Thermal Conductivity of Insulating Powder

Diffusivity Mesearement

Distilation Column

Controled Flow Reactor

Semi Batch Reactor

Visible Spectro Photo Meter

Flow Process Control

Non Interacting Tank

pH Control

CAD Using Solid Wokrks

Process Simulation using Design-II

SRC Laboratory

Kjeldahl Apperatus

Spray Dryer

Hobby projects / Apps developed by the students

Digital Electronics and Circuits Laboratory

Digital Signal Processing Laboratory

Electronic Devices and Circuit\DCCS Laboratory

Embedded System Laboratory

Linear Integrated Circuits Laboratory

M.Tech Laboratory

Process Automation Labouratory

Process Instrumentation Labouratory

Thin Film Research Centre

Thin Film Research Centre

Thin Film Research Centre

Thin Film Research Centre

Project Laboratory

Project Laboratory

VHDL Laboratory

II year Students (Analog Electronics lab and Digital Electronics Lab)

IV Year students (Microwave Lab)