VISION:
To enhance the status of the department as a professionally renowned academic and research centre and cater to the needs of the student community in every manner possible.
An Institution dedicated to excellence and leadership in the field of aeronautical and aerospace education to prepare the students of quality to face the ever-changing requirement and maintenance in association, with aeronautical and aerospace industry.
MISSION:
To provide our students with excellent education and the skills they need to achieve professional success in their Aeronautical / Aerospace career in the private sector and also in the aeronautical research, development and operational activities of the defense services.
To inculcate in our students the professional and civic values required for leading the country in its quest for development.
To provide a regular system of continuous evaluation, to assess individual performance in class tests and qualifying examinations so as to improve the capabilities and quality of the students.
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs):
A Career in Aeronautical Engineering:
Who is an Aeronautical Engineer?
‘Surely no child, and few adults, have ever watched a bird in flight without envy ~ Isaac Asimov
An Aeronautical Engineer is a professional who stays involved in studying, designing and producing flight capable machinery or aircraft. He or she oversees design and operations of aircraft. It requires an understanding of materials, assembling parts, testing and maintenance of aircraft. An Aeronautical Engineer has to carry out extensive research to design and produce high-end aircraft, missiles, satellites and spacecraft.
He or she has a comprehensive understanding of aerodynamics, aerospace materials, propulsion, structures, flight mechanics, stability, and control. Here, in this article, we will discuss best aeronautical engineering jobs, aeronautical engineering courses after 12th, what are the job opportunities for aeronautical engineers in India, how to become an aeronautical engineer.
Aeronautical Engineer in a Nutshell
An Aeronautical Engineer job comes with the responsibility of designing aircraft and thrust systems. He or she is employed in aviation, defence or civil aviation industries. They are generally engaged in the design of aircraft and propulsion systems as well as the analysis of building materials and aircraft's aerodynamic performance. The role of Aeronautical Engineer may involve assembling parts of aircraft, testing and maintaining them.
What is the role of Aeronautical Engineer?
An Aeronautical Engineer stays involved in manufacturing and testing of aircraft and aerospace products. He or she is required to test prototypes and ensure they function as per the intended plan. Aeronautical Engineer requires to utilise technical nous, practical skills and expert scientific knowledge. The role of Aeronautical Engineering demands research, tweaking, adjusting, upgrading and maintaining complex engineering solutions, devices, machines, passenger jets, helicopters, fighter planes, space shuttles, chinooks, missiles and weapons systems. The best aeronautical engineering jobs include improving flight safety and fuel efficiency. He or she is also responsible for reducing costs and addressing environmental impact.
Designing
The best aeronautical engineering jobs involves designing aircraft and components using computer design and engineering systems. He or she is required to oversee tests of existing aircraft and recommend design modifications as per the performance levels of aircraft.
Assessment
The role of Aeronautical Engineer comes with the requirement to assess conditions of new and used aircraft. He or she has to measure and improve the performance of aircraft. He or she assesses requirements of design.
Repair
The best aeronautical engineering jobs involves scheduling maintenance and repairs to ensure efficient functioning of aircraft. He or she is required to record test performance, repairs on tests and modifications.
Testing
Aircraft Engineer is responsible for testing and evaluating aircraft products, systems and parts. He or she is required to investigate the cause of plane crashes. The Aircraft Engineer role involves providing technical advice.
Research
The role of Aircraft Engineer involves undertaking research. He or she is required to agree on budgets, specifications and timescales with clients. Aeronautical Engineer work responsibilities involve writing manuals, reports and other documentation work.
What is the job outlook for Aeronautical Engineer?
Aspirants who want to become Aeronautical Engineer may get numerous opportunities in defence, civil aviation and aviation industry. Aeronautical Engineers get lucrative salary packages. It offers a promising future as well as rewards in terms of remuneration and other benefits. Aeronautical engineer salary depends on various factors, such as aeronautical engineer skills, best aeronautical engineering jobs, experience, aeronautical engineering courses. Employment opportunities are expected to grow six per cent from 2016 to 2026 in the career as an Aeronautical Engineer.
SL.NO | NAME | DESIGNATION | DATE OF JOINING INSTITUTION | NATURE OF APPOINTMENT (AGAINST SANCTIONED POST, TEMPORARY, PERMANENT) | NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT | HIGHEST DEGREE QUALIFICATION (NET/SET/SLET/PH.D./D.M/M.CH./ |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | DR.A.P.HARAN | PROFESSOR | 18-06-2007 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | Ph.D,2003 |
2 | DR.J.J.ISAAC | PROFESSOR | 30-12-2011 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | Ph.D,1974 |
3 | DR.C.BADARINATH | PROFESSOR | 02-01-2020 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | Ph.D,2002 |
4 | DR.S.SUNDARAPANDIAN | PROFESSOR | 17/3/2022 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | Ph.D,2009 |
5 | MR.S.J.ELPHEJ CHURCHIL | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 01-04-2021 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2013 |
6 | MR.S.SUDHAKAR | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 20-06-2011 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2010 |
7 | MR.S.GOVINDARAJ | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 03-07-2017 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2012 |
8 | MR.D.LOKESHARUN | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 28-08-2014 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2012 |
9 | MR.B.S.NAVANEETH | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 28-08-2014 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2014 |
10 | MR.R.MOSES RAJA KUMAR | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 03-03-2016 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2015 |
11 | MR.K.VIJAYA SANKARAN | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 27-12-2017 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2016 |
12 | MR.G.SRIRAM | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 27-12-2017 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2013 |
13 | MR.M.HEMANATHAN | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 27-12-2017 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2017 |
14 | MR.R.ANAND | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 01-07-2019 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2014 |
15 | MR.P. NAVEEN KUMAR | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 16-12-2019 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2016 |
16 | MRS.V.ESSAKIAMMAL | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 17/8/2021 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2019 |
17 | MR.P.SAMIYAPPAN | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 25-06-2014 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2014 |
18 | MS.J.CATHERIN ROSE | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 25-01-2019 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2018 |
19 | MR.K.SABARISH | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 09-07-2018 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2017 |
20 | MR.SARAVANAN V | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 27-06-2019 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2013 |
21 | MR.KUBENDRAN D | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 02-01-2020 | PERMANENT | AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING | M.E,2005 |
S.NO |
NAME |
YEAR |
PROGRAM LIST |
COMPANY |
1 |
HAREESHWAR E |
IIIyear |
ROCKET DESIGN AND FABRICATION |
VAAYUSASTRA AEROSAPCE |
2 |
SURYA MAHALAKSHMI |
IIIyear |
AERONAUTICAL DEVELOPMENT ESTABLISHMENT |
DRDO |
3 |
PRADHAP |
IIIyear |
DRONE INTRENSHIP |
JET AEROSPACE AVIATION |
4 |
ISWARYA GOMATHI |
IIIyear |
DRONE INTRENSHIP |
JET AEROSPACE AVIATION |
5 |
SHREE |
IVyear |
RC PLANE |
VAAYUSASTRA AEROSAPCE |
6 |
SIVA |
IVyear |
RC PLANE |
VAAYUSASTRA AEROSAPCE |
S.NO |
NAME |
YEAR |
PROGRAM LIST |
REMARKS |
1 |
T.RAJKUMARAN |
III year |
WALKATHAN 800 m |
ZONAL MATCH, PCET |
2 |
M. TAMILSELVAN |
II year |
HOCKEY |
ZONAL MATCH, PCET |
3 |
G.GOKUL |
II year |
HOCKEY |
ZONAL MATCH, PCET |
4 |
BALAMURUGAN |
II Year |
VOLLEY BALL |
ZONAL MATCH, PCET |
5 |
MOHAMED HARIS A |
II year |
VOLLEY BALL |
ZONAL MATCH, PCET |
Research papers published in national / international journals or conference proceedings by faculty during last five years |
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Sl. No. |
Name of the teacher |
Title of the paper |
Title of the proceedings of the conference |
Year of publication |
Whether at the time of publication Affiliating Institution Was thesame |
|||
1 |
Dr A P Haran |
EFFECT OF LOW REYNOLDS NUMBER PERFORMANCE |
International Journal of |
2018 |
Yes |
|||
2 |
Dr A P Haran |
Influence of nozzle geometry on the performance of rectangular liner, supersonic micro nozzle |
20th Annual CFD Symposium 2018, |
2018 |
Yes |
|||
4 |
M Hemanathan |
Numerical Investigation of the Magnus Effect on a Rotating Circular Cylinder at Relatively Low Reynolds Numbers: Applications to the design of Magnus Self Starting Vertical-Axis Wind Turbines |
20th Annual CFD Symposium 2018, |
2018 |
Yes |
|||
5 |
J Avin Alexander |
Numerical Studies of Autorotating Magnus Cylinder shapes that aid the |
20th Annual CFD Symposium 2018, |
2018 |
Yes |
|||
6 |
J J Isaac |
Slosh Dynamics of a Liquid in a Rectangular Tank: |
7th International and 45th National Conference |
2018 |
Yes |
|||
7 |
Avin Alexander J |
A Slat as an Enabling Aerodynamic Device to Improve the Performance |
7th International and 45th National Conference |
2018 |
Yes |
|||
8 |
J Catherin Rose |
USE OF CFD AS A REACTIVE TOOL TO ADDRESS THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT |
21st Annual CFD |
2019 |
Yes |
|||
9 |
M Hemanathan |
MITIGATION OF SLOSHING IN A UPRIGHT CIRCULAR CYLINDRICAL |
21st Annual CFD |
2019 |
Yes |
Consultancy and Sponsored Project Works
Sponsored Projects:
PROJECT -1
Project Title : Low Reynolds Number Performance of Small Engine Turbine Blade Rows
Funding agency : AR&DB
Duration of project : Two years
Year of the project : 2009 -2011
Sanctioned Amount : 19.22 lakhs
Objective : The study of the low Reynolds number behavior of gas turbine blading.
PROJECT -2
Project Title : Experimental Characteristics of Wind Turbine Blading over full 0 to 360
degree angle of attack.
Funding agency : C-WET
Duration of project : Two years
Year of the project : 2010 -2012
Sanctioned Amount : 15.80 lakh
Objective : To explore detailed aerodynamic behavior of flow around wind turbine aerofoil’s in region immediately before and immediately after stall. To detect stall hysteresis if any in typical profiles used in wind turbines.
PROJECT -3
Project Title : OPTIMIZATION OF TURBINE PARAMETERS AT LOWER OPERATING SPEEDS
AND THEORETICAL EVALUATION OF TURBINE CHARACTERISTICS
Funding agency : NSTL(CARS)
Duration of project : One year
Year of the project : 2012 -2013
Sanctioned Amount : Rs.9, 92,700
Objective : Evaluate the turbine characteristics based on 3-D analysis using CFX code. Stress and rotor dynamic analysis of turbine. To finalize the turbine operating speed in the range of 30,000 to 40,000 rpm.
PROJECT -4
Project Title : EXPLORATION OF BOUNDARY OF LOW REYNOLDS NUMBER PERFORMANCE OF SMALL TURBINE BLADING
Funding agency : GATET(DRDO)
Duration of project : 18 Months
Year of the project : 2012 -2014
Sanctioned Amount : 12.315 lakhs
Objective : To explore the Boundary of Low Reynolds Number Performance of small Turbine Blading, especially to be able to predict the above for a given blade geometry and obtain values for the critical Reynolds number.
PROJECT -5
Project Title : Study of Feasibility of a Small Wind Turbine for Power Generation at a High Altitude Site
Funding agency : SASE
Duration of project : Six Months
Year of the project : 2013 -2014
Sanctioned Amount : Rs.6,00,000
Objective : detailed analysis of wind data, provided by SASE, for the proposed high-altitude site and preliminary assessment of the feasibility of a small wind turbine for power generation at high altitude; turbine basic configuration selection.
PROJECT -6
Project Title : Design and development of a grid-interactive 3kW class rooftop wind turbine-based hybrid renewable energy system
Funding agency : MNRE
Duration of project : Two years
Year of the project : 2014 -2016
Sanctioned Amount : 26.8 lakhs
Objective : To evolve indigenous methodologies for rooftop wind turbine-based grid interactive hybrid renewable energy systems, employing net metering
PROJECT -7
Project Title : PUMP JET PROPULSION FOR SUBMARINE
Funding agency : NSTL
Duration of project : Two years
Year of the project : 2015 -2017
Sanctioned Amount : 47 lakhs
Objective : To develop design methodologies and design a pump jet propulsor for a given submarine based on extensive computer and wind tunnel studies. Pre swirl and post swirl design to be carried out.
CONSULTANCY PROJECTS
Design Analysis and Manufacturing (for PARK Enterprises)
1. Cross flow turbine (100kW) 2 Numbers
2. Francis Turbine (100kW) 2 Numbers
CFD Analysis of the Pump (for CRI Pumps)
1. Axial flow pumps 75kW
CFD and Thermal Analysis of 375kW motor (Integrated Electricals Pvt Ltd)
1. For assessing cooling effectiveness under Max-load condition
Sl. No. |
Title of the collaborative activity |
Name of the collaborating / linking agency with contact details |
Name of the participant |
Year of collaboration |
Duration |
1 |
Internship |
VESRAD Technologies Pvt Ltd |
T Pugazhendhi |
2018 |
1 month |
2 |
Internship |
VESRAD Technologies Pvt Ltd |
K Jothishwaran |
2018 |
1 month |
3 |
Internship |
VESRAD Technologies Pvt Ltd |
S Allwin |
2018 |
1 month |
4 |
Internship |
VESRAD Technologies Pvt Ltd |
M S Sharumathi |
2018 |
1 month |
5 |
Internship |
VESRAD Technologies Pvt Ltd |
A Subash Nandha |
2018 |
1 month |
6 |
Internship |
VESRAD Technologies Pvt Ltd |
S Shwetha Raaj |
2019 |
1 month |
7 |
Internship |
VESRAD Technologies Pvt Ltd |
M Mariappan |
2019 |
1 month |
8 |
Internship |
VESRAD Technologies Pvt Ltd |
K Arun |
2022 |
1 month |
9 |
Internship |
VESRAD Technologies Pvt Ltd |
M Akila Sri |
2022 |
1 month |
LAB EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE
AE8411/AE3411 – AERODYNAMICS LABORATORY
S.NO |
DESCRIPTION |
QUANTITY |
1 |
Subsonic Wind tunnel |
2 |
2 |
Models(aerofoil, rough and smooth cylinder , flat plate) |
2 |
3 |
Angle of incidence changing mechanism |
1 |
4 |
Multi tube Manometer |
1 |
5 |
Pitot-Static Tubes |
1 |
6 |
Cylinder models (Rough and Smooth) |
1 |
7 |
Wind Tunnel balances (3 or 6 components) |
1 |
8 |
Smoke Generator |
1 |
9 |
Water flow channel |
1 |
AE8511/AE3511 – AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES LABORATORY
S.NO |
DESCRIPTION |
QUANTITY |
1 |
100 kN Universal Testing Machine |
1 |
2 |
Beams with weight hangers and dial gauges |
6 |
3 |
Column set up with dial gauges |
2 |
4 |
Photo elasticity set up |
1 |
5 |
Vibration set up with accessories |
1 |
6 |
Wagner beam |
1 |
7 |
Unsymmetrical bending set up |
1 |
8 |
Set up for combined bending and torsion |
1 |
AE8512/AE3412 – PROPULSION LABORATORY
S.NO |
DESCRIPTION |
QUANTITY |
1 |
Jet engine |
1 |
2 |
Piston engine |
1 |
3 |
Jet facility with compressor and storage tank |
1 |
4 |
Multitube manometer |
3 |
5 |
DSA pressure scanner |
1 |
6 |
Ramjet facility |
1 |
7 |
Wind tunnel
|
1 |
8 |
Conical flame holder model |
1 |
9 |
Hemispherical flame holder model |
1 |
10 |
Compressor blade set |
1 |
11 |
Schlieren or Shadowgraph set up |
1 |
12 |
Convergent nozzle |
1 |
13 |
Convergent divergent nozzle |
1 |
14 |
Thruster with load cells |
1 |
AE8611/AE3711 – AEROENGINE AND AIRFRAME LABORATORY
S.NO |
DESCRIPTION |
QUANTITY |
1 |
Aircraft Piston engines |
1 |
2 |
Set of basic tools for dismantling and assembly |
1set |
3 |
NDT equipment |
1set |
4 |
Micrometers, depth gauges, vernier calipers |
2sets |
5 |
Valve timing disc |
1 |
6 |
Shear cutter pedestal type |
1 |
7 |
Drilling Machine |
1 |
8 |
Bench Vices |
1 |
9 |
Radius Bend bars |
1 |
10 |
Pipe Flaring Tools |
1 |
11 |
Welding machine |
1 |
12 |
Glass fibre, epoxy resin |
1 |
13 |
Strain gauges and strain indicator |
1 |
AE8612/AE3781 – COMPUTER AIDED SIMULATION LABORATORY
S.NO |
DESCRIPTION |
QUANTITY |
1 |
Internal server (or) Work station |
1 |
2 |
Computers |
30 |
3 |
Standard Modelling and analysis packages |
30licences |
4 |
UPS |
1 |
5 |
Printer |
1 |
AE8711/AE3712 – AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS LABORATORY
S.NO |
DESCRIPTION |
QUANTITY |
1 |
Serviceable aircraft with all above systems |
1 |
2 |
Hydraulic Jacks (Screw Jack) |
5 |
3 |
Trestle adjustable |
5 |
4 |
Spirit Level |
2 |
5 |
Levelling Boards |
2 |
6 |
Cable Tensiometer |
1 |
7 |
Adjustable Spirit Level |
1 |
8 |
Plumb Bob |
1 |
Lab courses present:
Sl. No. |
Course Code |
Lab Course Name |
Semester |
1 |
AS3361 |
Thermodynamics and Strength of Materials Laboratory |
III |
2 |
CE3362 |
Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Laboratory |
III |
3 |
AE3411 |
Aerodynamics Laboratory |
IV |
4 |
AE3412 |
Propulsion Laboratory |
IV |
5 |
AE3511 |
Aircraft Structures Laboratory |
V |
6 |
AE3581 |
CAD Laboratory |
V |
7 |
AE3611 |
Aircraft Design Project |
VI |
8 |
AE3612 |
Flight Training / Flight Simulation Laboratory |
VI |
9 |
AE3711 |
Aero Engine and Airframe Laboratory |
VII |
10 |
AE3712 |
Aircraft Systems Laboratory |
VII |
11 |
AE3781 |
Computational Analysis Laboratory |
VII |
Details of the ALUMNI with high profile
S.NO |
NAME |
BRANCH |
BATCH |
DESIGNATION |
COMPANY |
1 |
B.M Jeyajanaki |
Aeronautical Engg |
2003 |
Scientist F |
ISRO |
2 |
Dharani Madala |
Aeronautical Engg |
2001 |
CEO & Director |
Analyzer CAE Solutions Pvt Ltd |
3 |
Dr. M. Muthu Kumar |
Aeronautical Engg |
2007 |
DGM |
Fludyn Technology Centre |
4 |
Levin Prabhu |
Aeronautical Engg |
2007 |
Senior Divisional Finance Manager – Mysore Railway Division |
Indian Railways |
5 |
Dr Dominic Chandar |
Aeronautical Engg |
2002 |
Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering |
Queens University |
STUDENTS CAMP OR BLOOD DONATION LIST |
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S.NO |
NAME |
YEAR |
PROGRAM LIST |
PLACE |
1 |
VIJAYA PRABAKARAN |
IVyear |
NSS |
PCET |
2 |
PRASATH |
IIIyear |
NSS |
PCET |
3 |
KARTHICK |
IIIyear |
NSS |
PCET |
Intercollegiate Student Technical symposium – FLIEGEN’23- held in the first week of April 23.
Number of Seminars/conferences/workshops conducted by the institution during the last five years (5) |
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Year |
Name of the workshop/ seminar/ conference |
Number of Participants |
Date From – To |
2020-2021 |
Seminar on Anti-icing coating for |
46 |
18.08.2022 to 18.08.2022 |
2020-2021 |
Civil Aircraft Systems |
42 |
25/4/2020 to 25/4/2020 |
2021-2022 |
Online Seminars on Hydrogen Fuelled IC Engines |
100 |
17-Jul-22 |
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