Department of Aeronautical Engineering |
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B.E. (Aeronauctical)
Approved Strength : 60
M.E. (Aero Space Engineering ) Approved Strength : 18
Aerospace industry is at the forefront of scientific and technological developments that make it one of the most diverse, technically advanced and exciting industries to work, today.
An Aeronautical degree can be your passport to a successful and rewarding career within the aerospace industry. An Aeronautical Engineering degree involves turning ideas into reality by applying the principles of science and technology to the research, design, manufacture and maintenance of highly sophisticated products such as aircrafts, Missiles and space satellites. As the Aeronautical Industry provides an environment for innovation, excellent career development along with technical and management routes, our programme is constantly updated with modern courseware and highly sophisticated lab facilities.
With the boom in air travel, the demand for highly sophisticated and skilled engineering professional far outstrips the demand. It is envisaged that this will continue far into the new millennium, ensuring that employment prospects remain buoyant.
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- To impart knowledge on all aspects of aviation industry both technical and non – technical.
- To venture into space engineering with a strong foot hold for successful space missions.
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To train the students in such a way so that they can stand head and shoulders above their compatriots.
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Cdr.IS.DEEN |
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Commander I.N (Retd)/ Professor |
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Industrial Experience |
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33 years |
The aeronautical department of JJCET is headed by Professor I. Sharfudeen, a retired Commander from The Indian Navy. He is a well groomed graduate from The Indian Navy, and obtained M .Ae .S .I . Lifetime membership from the Aeronautical Society of India . He has 33 years of experience which includes 10 years as ground engineer, 10 years as flight engineer (Qualified on both American and Russian aircraft), 5 years as Quality Assurance Officer, 3 years as Missile Technologist, 2 years as Vice Principal in NIAT and 3 years as H.O.D of Western Fleet of aircraft. He had been a advisory member for acceptance of Chetak Helicopters from HAL . He was also a member of many Board of Inquiries conducted by The Indian Navy . He had been qualified on nine types of Aircraft which includes fixed as well rotary wing aircraft. A vast experienced person not only in the engineering department but also in the flying field and airport administrative activities .
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FACULTY MEMBERS |
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| Cdr.I. Sharfudeen, B.E, M.Ae.S.I |
Prof & HOD |
Aeronautics |
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Dr. S. Nataraja Pillai,Ph.D., |
Professor |
Aerodynamics, Wind Engineering, CFD |
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Mr. K.Elamvaluthi, B.E., A.M.Ae.S.I |
Asst. Professor (SE.G) |
Aeronautics |
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Mr. P.R. Mukesh, M.E.,M.S.,
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Aerospace / Aerodynamic Optimization
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Mr. J. Siva, B.E., |
Asst. Professor |
Aeronautics |
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Mr. G. Sakthivel, B.E., |
Asst. Professor |
Aeronautics |
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Mr. H. Sheik Mohamed Arshad, B.E., |
Asst. Professor |
Aeronautics |
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Mr. R. Parthiban, B.E., |
Asst. Professor |
Aeronautics |
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Mr. R. Prince Raj , M.E., |
Asst. Professor |
Aeronautics |
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Mr. D. Sukumar, B.E., |
Asst. Professor |
Aeronautics |
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Mr. M. Inamul Hasan |
Asst. Professor |
Aeronautics |
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Mr. N. Julie |
Asst. Professor |
Avionics |
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AERODYNAMICS LABORATORY: Consist of
- Subsonic wind tunnel.
- Helesaw apparatus.
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES LABORATORY: Consist of
- Unsymmetrical bending of beam.
- Combined loading setup.
- Constant strength beam.
- Wagner beam setup.
- Strain gauge with indicator.
- Utm extensometer.
- Shear test setup.
- Experimental set up for deflection of beam.
- Column testing apparatus.
PROPULSION LABORATORY: Consist of
- Free jet / wall jet apparatus
- Propeller performance test set up
- Free convective/forced convective apparatus
- Cascade test set up
AERO ENGINE REPAIR LABORATORY: Consist of
- AVON Turbojet engine
- DART Turboprop engine.
- Propeller test set up.
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Cessna 150 Two seater |
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Cessna 150 Two seater with instruments |
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Avon Rolls-royce Jet Engine |
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DARTMARK 514.7 Turboprop Engine |
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| Cascade test set up |
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Free jet / wall jet apparatus |
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| Free convective/forced convective apparatus |
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Propeller performance test set up |
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MIG Welding |
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TIG Welding |
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| Shear test setup |
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Combined loading setup |
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| Column testing apparatus |
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Wagner beam setup |
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| Unsymmetrical bending of beam |
Subsonic Wind Tunnel (Aerodynamics Lab) |
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Last Modified Date : 04-02-2013 |
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