B.Tech Mechanical Engineering Faculty Achievements

Departmental Faculty Achievements of Mechanical Engineering (B. Tech):

 International Conference

Mr. Nimbalkar P.P. & Mr. Maner V.B.

International Conference

                Faculty Members of Yashoda Technical Campus, Satara, showcased their research at the 4th International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Mechanical Power (IEMPOWER 2025), held at the Institute of Engineering & Management, Kolkata, from July 18th to 20th, 2025. Mr. Prashant P. Nimbalkar and Mr. Vasim B. Maner delivered an oral presentation on their paper titled “A Study on the Design and Development of Dies and Punches for Bending Metal Sheets.” Their work was appreciated for its innovative approach and practical relevance. This achievement reflects the institute’s commitment to research excellence and international academic engagement.

Best Paper Award

Dr. Tarang Shinde

Best Paper Award

Dr. Tarang Shinde, Associate Professor and Head of the Mechanical Engineering Department, Yashoda Technical Campus, Faculty of Engineering received the Best Paper Award in the category of Metallurgy and Materials Science, at the function organized at Royal Le-Meridian, Chennai by Institution of Engineers India on December 16th 2022. His paper titled” Failure Analysis of a Wheel Hub of Formula Student Racing Car” was published in the Institution of Engineers India Series (D) Springer.

Multipurpose Drilling Cutting and Grinding machine-Patent

Dr. Tarang R. Shinde, Prof. Mahesh Rathod and Others

Multipurpose Drilling Cutting and Grinding machine-Patent

Surgical Mask Holder - Patent

Mr.Raut S. K., Mr.Maner V. B. Mr.Atpadkar A.B., and Dr. Kulkarni R. P.

Surgical Mask Holder - Patent

 

Mr.Raut S. K., Mr.Maner V. B. Mr.Atpadkar A.B., and Dr. Kulkarni R. P. collectively secured a patent for a Surgical Mask Holder, demonstrating their innovative prowess in mechanical engineering. The team's design emphasizes ease of use, durability, and portability, making it an invaluable asset for healthcare workers and anyone who relies on surgical masks for protection. This patented device contributes to improved public health practices and reflects the engineers' commitment to creating practical solutions.