Aeronautical - MAM School of Engineering

Department of Aeronautical and Engineering

The Department of Aeronautical Engineering at M.A.M. School of Engineering was started in the year 2010. The present faculty strength is Eight and is headed by Dr.P.V.K. Perumal who has 38 years of experience in defence research, aircraft design and development, academic teaching which includes two years of post Doctoral research at NASA Ames research centre. The Department laboratories are furnished with highly relevant equipments.

Aerodynamics laboratory, Aircraft structures laboratory –I and II, Propulsion Laboratory, Aero Engine and Airframe Laboratory and Aircraft System Laboratory are well established.

The Aerodynamics laboratory consists of 300 x 300mm subsonic open circuit wind tunnel, water flow channel, Hele-shaw apparatus, blower with force balance and models of various kinds. The Aircraft structures laboratory consists of electrical strain gauge, strain indicator, hinged bar suspended by two wires, beam test setup, column test setup.

Also well equipped production technology laboratory, strength of materials laboratory, Fluid mechanics and machinery laboratory and Thermodynamics laboratories are available. Spacious and well furnished class rooms exist in sufficient numbers. A modern digital library with sufficient collection of books and journals caters to the students' needs. Guest Lectures have been arranged for all subjects periodically . The students association was started in August 2011 named as "FLYGARE". Association office bearers are selected from students to conduct and fulfill the needs of the students through this association. Industrial visit to reputed organizations was arranged for each and Every semester.

About Course

Aeronautical Engineering is one of the most challenging fields of engineering with a wide scope of growth. This field deals with the development of new technology in the field of aviation, space exploration and defense systems. It specializes in designing, construction, development, testing, operation and maintenance of both commercial and military aircraft and their components as well as missiles. Aeronautical industry is at the forefront of scientific and technological developments that make it one of the most technically advanced and exciting industries to work with.

It deals with all the technical details and mechanisms behind all flying bodies. It specializes in the designing, construction, development, testing, operation and maintenance of both commercial and military aircrafts, spacecrafts and their components as well as satellites and missiles. Aeronautical Industry provides an environment for innovation and excellent career development.

Higher Study courses available for Aero Engineers and subjects they can become specialists in

A.M.AeSI (Associate Member of Aeronautical Society of India)
AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineer - certified by DGCA)
Master of Engineering (M.E.) in Aeronautical Engineering
Master of Technology (M.Tech.) in Aerospace Engineering
Master of Technology (M.Tech.) in Aeronautical Engineering
Master of Technology (M.Tech.) in Aeronautics
Master of Science (M.S) in Aerospace Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Aeronautical Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Aerospace Engineering
Aero modeling Instructor course (certified by DGCA)
Master of Engineering (M.E.) in Other Specializations like Thermal, CAD, CAD/CAM Etc…

LIST OF CORE SPECIALISATIONS

Advanced light weight structures
Aerodynamics
Aerospace propulsion
Aircraft design
Airport planning and management
Air transport management
Airworthiness
Autonomous vehicle dynamics and control
Avionic systems design
Flight dynamics
Computational fluid dynamics
Gas turbine technology
Military aerospace and airworthiness
Safety and accident investigation – air transport
Structural design
Power, propulsion and the environment

SCOPE OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

A lot of companies hire Aeronautical Engineers to do the following work

For the construction of aircrafts.

For the testing purposes such as efficiency testing, flight testing etc.

For the design purposes such as airframe design, engine design etc.

For the maintenance of aircrafts.

For the functioning of aircrafts

For the manufacturing of aircrafts.

For investigation purposes such as airplane crashes, impact on environment etc.

AS flight controllers or air traffic controllers.

The companies which hire Aeronautical Engineers are commercial aviation companies, space research agencies, civil aviation, research centers (industrial, government and academic). Few of the top companies which employ Aeronautical Engineers are

Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL)
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
Defense Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)
National Aeronautical Lab (NAL)
Airline companies such as Indian Airlines, Spicejet etc…

The job of an Aeronautical Engineer is a very prestigious one and the pay is very good. It should be every engineers dream to get into NASA. A lot of Indian Aeronautical Engineers has accomplished their dream of getting into NASA.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)

To employ comprehensive knowledge in Aeronautical Engineering and analytical skills to work towards solving complex problems to excel in the professional career.

To design, analyze and produce cutting edge engineering solutions by employing modern techniques and adhering to moral values for sustainable development.

To assume global careers and leadership responsibilities through consistent learning with idealistic managerial practices.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

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 modelling 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 Teamwork

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.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)

To gather data using modern tools and apply design techniques to develop solutions for challenges in the domain of Aerodynamics, Propulsion, Aircraft Structures and Aircraft Maintenance with professional ethics.

Strong theoretical foundation leading to excellence and excitement towards research, to provide elegant solutions to complex problems.

Graduate will be able to work as a team member which will be a main requirement in industry or research organisation or in any business enterprise. This will pave the way for successful career for the graduate and also play a role for the success of the organisation in which the graduate is employed.

AERONAUTICAL LAB

List of Laboratories

Aerodynamics Lab
Aircraft Structures lab
Aircraft systems lab
Aero engine and airframe lab
Propulsion lab

Aircraft: CESSNA 152

The Cessna 152 is an American two-seat, fixed tricycle gear, general aviation airplane, used primarily for flight training and personal use. It was based on the earlier Cessna 150, including a number of minor design changes and a slightly more powerful engine running on 100LL Aviation Gasoline.

---Gas turbine Engine

A gas turbine, also called a combustion turbine, is a type of internal combustion engine. It has an upstream rotating compressor coupled to a downstream turbine, and a combustion chamber in between.

----Free jet Wall jet apparatus

The apparatus is used to determine values of discharges against the different schemes of orifice (shapes). It consists mainly of a tank with a small orifice on one side near the bottom of the tank. Along with inlet hose, adjustable overflow pipe, frame a recording system is provided that is used to measure the jet of water produced from the orifice when in used the recording system consists of a board and adjustable needles. A linear scale is provided to measure the height of meter in order to maintain the flow rate.

---Blower Balance

A balancing machine is a measuring tool used for balancing rotating machine parts such as rotors for electric motors, fans, turbines, disc brakes, disc drives, propellers and pumps.

Low Speed Subsonic wind Tunnel

Low-speed wind tunnels are used for operations at very low Mach number, with speeds in the test section up to 480 km/h (~ 134 m/s, M = 0.4) They may be of open-return type (also known as the Eiffel type), or closed-return flow (also known as the Prandtl type) with air moved by a propulsion system usually consisting of large axial fans that increase the dynamic pressure to overcome the viscous losses.

Photo elastic Apparatus

Photo-elasticity is a visual technique for measuring stresses. When a photo elastic material is strained and viewed under polarized light, beautifully colored pattern can be observed. This colored pattern provides information on stress-state of the strained material.

Blower Balance

A balancing machine is a measuring tool used for balancing rotating machine parts such as rotors for electric motors, fans, turbines, disc brakes, disc drives, propellers and pumps.

Gas turbine Engine

A gas turbine, also called a combustion turbine, is a type of internal combustion engine. It has an upstream rotating compressor coupled to a downstream turbine, and a combustion chamber in between.

Free jet Wall jet apparatus

Department Activities / Seminars / Guest Lecturers / Workshops Organized / VAC

Importance of Reverse Engineering and futuristic aerospace

16-08-18

Seminar Hall, MAMSE

Resource person : Mr.P.Vivek
No. of participants : 75

Non-destrictive testing and Software usage

23-08-18

Smart Class,MAMSE

Resource person : Mr.Ramasamy
No. of participants : 75

Applications of Software usage in aerospace

30-07-18

Smart Class,MAMSE

Mr.Aslam
No. of participants : 75

Evershine Non Destructive Testing and Training

24.12.18

Aero Department, MAMSE

Er.Shankar Ganesh
No. of participants : 75

Additive Manufacturing

10-09-18

Smart Class,MAMSE

Mr.Sridhar
Research Assistant, SASTRA University
No. of participants : 55

Recent Trends in IC Engines & Automation

31.12. 18

Aero Department, MAMSE

Dhinakaran R
No. of participants : 75

Paper presentation/water rocket/aerokit

22.2.19

Aero Department, MAMSE

Aero department
No. of participants : 07

Name of the Faculty	Qualification	Designation	Area of Specialization
Dr.P.V.K.Perumal	M.E. Phd.,	Professor	Propulsion
Dr.M.Panneerselvam	M.E. Phd.,	Professor	Mechanical Engineering
Dr.K.Madhan Muthu Ganesh	M.E. Phd.,	Associate professor	Mechanical Engineering
Mr.P.Kaviyarasu	M.E.,	Assistant professor	Thermal Engineering
Mr.R.P.Akash Sugir	M.E.,	Assistant professor	Aeronautical Engineering
Ms.J.Jeba Priyadharshini	M.E.,	Assistant professor	Thermal Engineering
Mr.D.Hari	M.E.,	Assistant professor	Thermal Engineering
Mr.S.Dinesh Babu	M.E.,	Assistant professor	Aricraft Maintanence Engineering
Ms.S.Priya	M.E.,	Assistant professor	Aeronautical Engineering
Ms.G.Kaviya	M.E.,	Assistant professor	Aeronautical Engineering

Name of the Faculty	Title of the paper	Journal name	Volume,pg.no
B.Lakshmi Prabha	Satellite Attiude Control Using Magnetic Actuator In A Low Earth Orbit	JAESA	Accepted
B.Lakshmi Prabha	Quaternion Analysis Of Satellite Control Using Euler Angles And Vectors	JAESA	Accepted
Dr.K.Chandrasaker	Microstructural Characterization And Mechanical Properties Of Al7075/Bn Metal Matrix Composites Prepared By Conventional Casting Method	MATERIAL EXPRESS	Accepted
K.M.Sridhar	Study On Direct Turbine Gas Temperature Predication Using Advanced Thermocouple Design	IJRAME	Issn: 2321-3051, Volume 4 Issue 5, May 2013

Faculty name	Title of the paper
B.Lakshmi Prabha	Satellite Attitude Daynamic And Control
N.Senthil Kumar	Dynamics And Statistics
Dr.K.Chandrasaker	Manufacturing Process And Technology
K.M.Sridhar	Finite Volume Method 2
P.Kaviyarasu	Aircraft Maintenance

students name	Title of the paper	publication
S.Romanus, N.Ezhilarasi, S.Dinesh	Fatigue life and stress analysis of a fuselage panel using finite element approach	conference
V.Dhinakaran, S.Ajithkumar	Design and flow field analysis of a scramjet hypersonic nozzle	conference
G.Dharmaraj, K.Dhivya, S.Dinesh	Performance characterisitics of a variable span wing	conference

S.NO	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	DEPARTMENT/YEAR	NAME OF THE COMPANY	NUMBER OF DAYS	LOCATION
1	Abdul Rahman K	AERO/II	Tvs -Saaradha Srvice Centre	5	Pudukottai
2	Abirami M	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
3	Ajith Kumar V	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
4	Arunkumar M	AERO/II	Fins & Feathers	3	Bangalore
5	Balamurugan R	AERO/II	Fins & Feathers	3	Bangalore
6	Charulatha R	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
7	Divya P	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
8	Gokulnath M	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
9	Gokulraj K	AERO/II	Fins & Feathers	3	Bangalore
10	Jaya Prakash R	AERO/II	Fins & Feathers	3	Bangalore
11	Kalaideepan D	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
12	Kathiravan C	AERO/II	Sivagami Hero Service Centre	6	Perambalur
13	Kaviya S	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
14	Krishna S	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
15	Mohamed Ilyas M	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
16	Navindhar M	AERO/II	Sivagami Hero Service Centre	6	Perambalur
17	Navin Kumar A	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
18	Palanisamy P	AERO/II	Tvs -Saaradha Srvice Centre	5	Pudukottai
19	Pasupathi K	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
20	Pradeepan R	AERO/II	Fins & Feathers	3	Bangalore
21	Prasanth M	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
22	Sajahan B	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
23	Sarathbabu P	AERO/II	Sivagami Hero Service Centre	6	Perambalur
24	Sathish S	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
25	Sounthirarajan P	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
26	Sridharan D	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
27	Subbu Lokesh G	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
28	Thanish P	AERO/II	Sivagami Hero Service Centre	6	Perambalur
29	Vidhyasree P	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai
30	Yuvashri R	AERO/II	Kaashiv Infotech	5	Chennai

Name of the Faculty	Designation	FDP/Seminar/Workshop	Date	Place	Title
P.Kaviyarasu	AP	Workshop on NLP	18.08.2018	Happy Valley Business School, Coimbatore	1NLP for Educators
M.F.Mohammed Hussain	AP	Workshop on Airframe	15.09.2018	Kings College, Namakkal	Airframe and Aircraft structures

Name of the Student	Year/Section	Seminar/Workshop/Quiz/ Sports	Date	Place	Title
M.Mathesh	III	Symposium	20.06.2018	HCAPS Training Institute	Java Programming
G.Jeyajothi	III	Symposium	20.06.2018	HCAPS Training Institute	Java Programming
M.Mathesh	III	Symposium	23.06.2018	Kaashiv Infotech	Software Developement
V.Pooja	III	Symposium	23.06.2018	Kaashiv Infotech	Software Developement
S.Jeeva	IV	Workshop	18.05.2018	High Energy Batteries	Batteries
S.Romanus, P.Dhivya, G.Dharmaraj, M.Poovarasan	IV	Workshop	23.9.2018	Sastra University Thanjavur	Fatigue Testing
P.Palanisamy B.Sajahan K.Abdulrahaman	II	Workshop	1.3.2019	MIT, Chennai	UAV
S.Romanus, V.Dhinakaran, S.Jeeva	IV	Workshop	20.10.2018	Tnscst, Trichy	UAV
T.Indira,M.Nithya	III	Workshop	27.12.2018	Drdo-Armreb Sponsored, Namakkal	DRONE

NAME OF THE FACULTY	DEPARTMENT	NAME OF THE COMPANY	NUMBER OF DAYS	DATE	location
Mr.p.kaviyarasu	Aeronautical	Taneja aerospace and aviation limited	3	20.09.2018-22.09.2018	Hosur
Mr.n.senthil kumar	Aeronautical	Taneja aerospace and aviation limited	3	20.09.2018-22.09.2018	Hosur
Mr.m.f.mohammed hussian	Aeronautical	Taneja aerospace and aviation limited	3	20.09.2018-22.09.2018	Hosur
Mr.k.m.sridhar	Aeronautical	Perfect international fabricators pvt ltd,india	3	21.09.2018-23.09.2018	Trichy
Ms.m.jeyarani	Aeronautical	Perfect international fabricators pvt ltd,india	3	21.09.2018-23.09.2018	Trichy
Mrs.b.lakshmi prabha	Aeronautical	Perfect international fabricators pvt ltd,india	3	21.09.2018-23.09.2018	Trichy

Student Name	Report Of College	Current Designation
Deepika.m	Good environment ,our faculty teaching good skills,	M.E
Jeyaraj.s	Good environment ,our faculty teaching good skills, give good coaching class	AME
Manikandan.m	Good environment ,our faculty teaching good skills, our college give good placement	M.E

Student Name	company	Photo
Paranthaman.T	Unitec Plasto Componenets India Pvt.Ltd
ELUMALAI.V	Rajsriya Automotive Industries Pvt.Ltd
Bharathi. P	Unitec Plasto Componenets India Pvt.Ltd
Manikandan.M	Unitec Plasto Componenets India Pvt.Ltd
Kaviyarasan.J	Unitec Plasto Componenets India Pvt.Ltd
Dinesh.S	Sung woo Hitech India Pvt.Ltd
Ezhilarasi.N	Sung woo Hitech India Pvt.Ltd
Poovarasan.M	Sung woo Hitech India Pvt.Ltd
Jayasurya.G	Sung woo Hitech India Pvt.Ltd
Vijay Feroz.A	Sung woo Hitech India Pvt.Ltd

CURRENT SEMESTER SUBJECTS

Sl No	Sem	Subject Code(s)	Subject(s)
1	7	GE6757	Total Quality Management
2	7	AE6701	Avionics
3	7	ME6014	Computational Fluid Dynamics
4	7	AE6702	Experimental Stress Analysis
5	7	AE6007	Fatigue and Fracture
6	7	AE6010	Airframe Maintenance and Repair
7	5	AE6501	Flight Dynamics
8	5	AE6502	Aircraft Structures - II
9	5	AE6503	Aerodynamics - II
10	5	AE6504	Propulsion - II
11	5	AE6505	Control Engineering
12	5	GE6351	Environmental Science and Engineering
13	3	MA6351	Transforms and Partial Differential Equations
14	3	ME6352	Manufacturing Technology
15	3	AE6301	Aero Engineering Thermodynamics
16	3	CE6451	Fluid Mechanics and Machinery
17	3	CE6452	Solid Mechanics
18	3	AE6302	Elements of Aeronautics
19	7	AE6711	Aircraft Design Project – II
20	7	AE6712	Aircraft System Laboratory
21	7	AE6713	Flight Integration Systems and Control Laboratory
22	5	AE6511	Aircraft Structures Laboratory - II
23	5	AE6512	Propulsion Laboratory
24	5	GE6563	Communication Skills - Laboratory Based
25	5	CE6315	Strength of Materials Laboratory
26	5	CE6461	Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Laboratory
27	5	AE6311	Thermodynamics Laboratory
28	5	AE6312	CAM and Manufacturing Laboratory

Department of Aeronautical and Engineering

About Course

Higher Study courses available for Aero Engineers and subjects they can become specialists in

LIST OF CORE SPECIALISATIONS

SCOPE OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

Engineering Knowledge

Problem Analysis

Design/Development of Solutions

Conduct investigations of complex problems

Modern Tool Usage

The Engineer and Society

Environment and Sustainability

Ethics

Individual and Teamwork

Communication

Project Management and Finance

Life-long Learning