TWENTY-THIRD IEI Convocation and Technicians’ /Students’ Convention Dharwad, October 10-11, 2015 ACC India Technicians’ /Students’ Seminar and Technical Session Innovative Indigenous Technology Pathways for Successful Accomplishment of National Programme ‘Make in India’ The Institution of ugineers Oudi Ele t eer Mole Weenie Hosted by : Dharwad Local CentreTWENTY-THIRD IEl CONVOCATION AND TECHNICIANS’ | STUDENTS’ CONVENTION Pi Meloikel= ac REED RAVE The Institution of Engineers (India) (IEl] organised its First Convocation and Technicians’! Students’ Convention in 1993 to award certificates to those who passed Section A and Section B Examinations of the Institution in 1992 and has ‘been continuing to organise the same over the years. Tomake this occasion even more purposeful, multiple events are planned, including a seminar on a contemporary topic. multiple technical sessions and awards to student's design competition and a general session. On this momentous ‘occasion, three top ranking chapters willbe honoured in both Technicians’ and Students’ Chapters category (both Engineering College/Poiytechnic Students’ Chapter), based on their technical activities over the year. Participation in such {an events an honour to participants and would help to build @ sense of belongingness and provide 2 platform for building fellowship and create opportunites for networking and interaction ‘with peers and senior members of the Institution, The ensuing “Twenty-third IEl Convocation and the Technicians /Students’ Convention willbe held at Dharwad during 10-11 October 2015 Under the aegis of the Dharwad Local Centre of IEl. ABOUT DHARWAD CITY === Dharwad is a district headquarters situated on the edge of ‘Western Ghats, Itis at an equidistant location of 425 km on. the National Highway-4 betwoon Bengaluru and Pune. Spread. over seven small his at an average altitude of 750 meters ‘above sea level, the city enjoys an excellent moderate climate throughout the year and hence is befitingly known as Chhota Mahabaleshwar. It is well connected by road, rail and air. Dharwad played a key role during freedom struggle. Protest ‘against the British rule was sparked at Kitur, a place nearby, led by then queen Kittur Rani Channamma, Dharwad is famous for its contributions to literature. Its also well known for its contributions to Indian classical music. The contribution to att is noteworthy. Several mass movements for preserving language, culture, heritage and land were initiated from this place. As a result, Dharwad is quoted as the cultural capital ‘of North Kamataka. Dharwad is also a developing industrial hub in Karnataka after Bengaluru, with more than 1000 allied small and medium industries. More significantly, Dharwad is a well known Educational Centre and is referred to as 'Vidyakashi’ catering to the educational needs of a wide range and varied composition starting from schooling to university levels. It is housing prestigious educational institutions comprising of several Universities, Engineering, Medical, Dental, Law, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Physiotherapy, Nursing, Management, Education Colleges, Polytechnics, ITls, etc MAJOR TOURIST ATTRACTION === ‘Alarge number of tourist altractions are available within the radius of 200 km with Dharwad as centre, a few of which are ‘lven hereunder. B22 ————— Badami was the capital of the early CChalukyas, who ruled much of Kamataka from middle of 6* century until the middle of 8 century. Badami cave temples demonstrate Indian rock-cut architecture. Itis 10 km from Dharwad, Pattadakal Pattadakalis a World Heritage site located ‘on the left bank of the Malaprabha River near Badami and 160 km from Dharwad. BIN o}6 a Aibole is a historic temple complex near Badami and is known for Chalukyan architecture, with about 125 stone temples, Itis 170 km from Dharwad, Banashanka) —$——— ‘The famous Banashankai, historic capital ‘of Chalukyas, is the abode of Banashankari or Goddess Parvati. Itis located 155 km from Dharwad Col Guna. Gol Gumbaz of Bijapur is a structure ‘composed of a cube, 47.5 m (156 ft) on each side, capped by a dome of 44 m (144 ft) external diameter. The dome is the "Whispering Gallery where even the soft sound can be heard on the other side of the dome due to the acoustios of the space. Bijapur is 200 km from Dharwad. He Marikamba Temple Sirsi houses the Marikamba Temple and is 100 km from Dharwad. 109 Fal ————— World renowned Jog Falls is 180 km from Dharwad. With falls height of 253 m (830 f0, itis the second highest waterfall in India Hampi: Hampiwas the capital ofthe Vijayanagar Empire, The ruins are included in UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hampi is the most ‘searched historical place in Karnataka. It ig 200 km from Dharwad.=x The Institution of Engineers India) Twenty-Trirp TEI Convocation anp TECHNICIANS’ /STUDENTS’ CONVENTION DHARWAD OCTOBER 10-11, 2015 Please complete the Registration Form given below in block letters and return the same, along with remittance, to The Organising Secretary (Convocation 2015), Twenty-third IEI Convocation, Dharwad Local Centre, The Institution of Engineers (India), Balekundry Bhavan, Sir M. Visvesvaraya Road, Dharwad 680 001 re welaa ear ag Serial No. Registration No. latest by 21 Sep 2015. ‘Acknowledgement No. REGISTRATION FORM Name_________ Membership Grade No, Mailing Address ‘Accompanying Person (5): Spouse: YesiNo Number of Guest (s) Arrival Details : Flight/Train No. ‘ariving from Time Departure Details : f0/2018 Date FlighivTrainNo- Departure to Time REGISTRATION FEE PER PARTICIPANT Up to 20.09.2015 On or after 20.09.2015 ‘Technician (Senior Technician %600/- %800!- and Students of Engineering Colleges and Polytechnics Candidates passed Sections = 1600/- 2 1700!- ‘A&B Examinations ‘Students’ Chapter Member of Engineering College / Polytechnic 75001- 8700! - Corporate Member of IE %1000- 1200/- ‘Spouse/Guest %300/- = 500!- ‘Sponsored (irrespective of all 1500/- 2 1700/- above grades) Delegates Total Remittance Note : All Remittances should be made by Bank Draft Payable to ‘The Institution of Engineers (India), Dharwad Local Centre’ payable at Dharwad (for registration in advance) or by cash (for spot registration). Enclosure : Bank draft no. _dated ____drawnon__ oft ‘Signature of Delegateola ‘* Recipients of the combined eerifestes of passing Sections ‘4 4 B Examinations of IEl (Summer 2044 and Winter 2014) ‘should wear the Convocation Robes al the award ging ceremony ofthe Canvacaten, ‘The Robes wil be avallablo al the HOs Reabstralion Countar on payment of maintenanea charge oF 100%, together with arsfudable Seaunty deposit of € 500i (n cash). The securly depot wil be ralundad 10 respective candidates afer he cumination of the programme while returring back Whe Robe2. before 12 noon on 41 October 2045, will only be ealled at the Dais for original combined pass certifieste will not be ‘without the preduction/verification of these documents the countor under any circumstance. REGISTRATION FEE Upto On or after 210945 22.09.18 Teohnolan ! Senior Technician = 600 ¥ 800 {and Students of Engineering Colleges and Polytachnics ansidates passed Sections 1500 1700 R&B Examinations Students Chapters’ Member of x 500 700 Engineering College Palylechnic Corporate Member af iE} ¥ 1000 1200 ‘Spouse/Guest 2 200 % 500 ‘Sponsored irespective of 1500 4700 ‘al above grades) Delogates ‘The amount towards Registration Fee along wih other charges i any should be sent by demand draft drawn in favour of The Inston of Engineers (india), Dharwad Local Centre, payable st Chanwad. Eanes October 10, 2015 (Saturday) Balekundry ahavan, Dharwad Local Centre Premises, Sir M Visvesvaraya Road, D.C. compound, Dharwad Registration Seminar on Innavatveingigenous ‘Technology Patiways for Sucoasetul Aecompiitment of atonal Programme, Make nnd 4300 n- 1400 8 Lincts 100 5 = 4630) Teoria! Session 16901-1700 hn Tes 1700 h- 1200 5 General Sossion-interscive Session yah HO Press Conference October 11, 2015 (Sunday) Dr. Annajirao Shirur Rangomandir (Srujena) Kamataka College Campus, | Dharwad Meotng ofA Registiation Meeting ofAISC Loneh. +1000 h = 1800 4000 n= 1300 h 18001 0830 h- 100 1000 n- 1200-5 {100 h= 1230 8 1200 h 1400 5. “400 n= 1630 A “530-1700 h 47500-1900 930-2000 2000h ere eure Technician { Senior Technician / Student Members of both Engineering Colleges and Polytechnics may stay at any of the following Hotels in Dharwad City during the Convocation Jand Convention period. Please contact directly for Jaccommodation : Name of Hotet TarittDay, Contact No. © (Approx) Hote! Hoyeaia ‘aot 596-2445877)629 Opp Kile Collage PB.Rocd, Dhaniadss0001 1038 Inctaprestha Residency 201. 036-2446744-45 NearGouri Gre (AC Double Becded) P.5 Road, Dharwad 580001 KarnalekaBhavan 00% 896. 2442261 Near Court. P.8. Road o 0886-2443172 Dharwad 580 00% 1900 karnataka, bhaven @edtinalicon CentraPare Single:500 _0836-2440797 ‘Shankar Hotels, ShankarPlaza Double 675- 0816-24480 PB Raed Dharwad 580-005 shenkertotalse@ ‘malcom Hotel Vasa ‘Single 250i-16400/- 0836-2447236 ‘Opp. VjayaTakes Double 4501-06007. 086-2447596 Vijaya Road. 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Kematyariin CONTACT ADDRESS Intending participants are requested to register themselves latest by 21 Sept 2015 with the remittance of the requisite registration fee to the address given below: The Organising Secretary (Convocation 2015) The Institution of Engineers (India) Dharwad Local Centre Balekundry Bhavan, Sir M. Visvwsvaraya Road, Dharwad 580 001, Karnataka Tele-fax: (0836) 2742979 For Registration & any other information Esmail:ieiconvocationdharwad2015@gmall.com Website : www.leidharwad.orgLL INDIA TECHNICIANS’ / STUDENTS’ SEMINAR Besides Convocation, the multi-capsule technical programme includes All India Technicians'/Students’ Seminar where ‘Technicians/Senior Technicians and Student members of the Institution representing Engineering Colleges and Polytechnics will get the opportunity to present the technical papers. This feature of presentation of papers has become a tradition since Jong which provides a platform for budding engineers to discuss around a central theme. The central theme for this year's Technicians'/Students’ Seminar is as follows Innovative Indigenous Technology Pathways for uccessful Accomplishment of National Programme ‘Make in India’ In today's competitive and increasingly saturated global markels, rapid technological breakthroughs have left all the old Weapons of achieving any differentiationfedge towards economic growth inadequate. It isin this context a new and ambitious national programme Make in India has been launched, The objective of ths initiative is to attract and facilitate flow of foreign investment and know-how (0 India to achieve increase in industrial output, GDP growin, job creation, ete. India is not merely acting as a favoured workplace, but is an equally important place to foster innovation, create intellectual property and be a resource for modem infrastructure. In this context, its imperative for india to be self-reliant by having strang technological base in critical technologies and developing indigenous innovative technologies that are crucial for a developing nation in order to achieve cumulative growtn, both economically and socially. The innovations in the form of appropriate ‘modifications in the existing technologies, development of new technologies, design interventions, ele can help bring in the much needed change. Indigenous innovation, by its very definition, is the one that is evolved locally, utilizing knowledge and indigenous materials, skils and tesources to provide technical/engineering solutions to the problems faced by the country. (One finds amazing innovations in India that can be developed into marketable products and thereby help in creating business success. These could provide vital directions for a country, ike India, to transform into an innovation-driven economy to deal with typical global as well as focal requirements. Number of steps can be taken for promotion of indigenous technologies. For this, itis essential for all stakeholders, including industry, academia, research institutions, etc. to come together coupled with the integration of Information Communication Technology (ICT), \With this in focus, papers are invited from students of polytechnics and engineering colleges for presentation in the All India Technicians’/Students’ Seminar to be held on Oct 10, 2015. The paper shall be on innovative ideas, design, prototype and technology development, case studies, survey detalls augmenting innovations, etc. pertaining to the theme Innovative Indigenous Technology Pathways for Successful Accomplishment of National Programme ‘Make in India’ ‘Sub Themes : Following areas as sub-themes to be discussed threadbare in the Technicians'/Students! Seminar © Light-weight Design and Development-Scope and Challenges, Automotive Electronics, CAE Applications, Rapid Prototyping, ‘Automation and Robotics, Machine Tools Battery Technology, Solar/Windmills, Micromachines and towards Smart Grid Technology Setting up State-of-the Art Textile Manufacture Infrastructure, Integrating Modem Technology into Indigenous Practices and Implements for Textile Industry Reliable and Cost-effective Aerospace and Defense Technologies Innovative Decentralized Manufacturing Approaches in Chemical Engineering, Safety and Protection Equipment Equipment for Automation in Construction, Low Cost Inigation Schemes, ete. ICT Applications in Agriculture, Surveillance, Health Care, Transportation, etc. Use of ICT for Rural Education, Electronics in Agriculture, Electronics and Women Safety, IG (Integrated Circuit) Manufacture ~ Scope and Challenges, Electronics for Disaster Management, Manufacture of Mobile and Accessories, Entertainment Electronics (infotainment), Automotive Electronics ALL INDIA TECHNICIANS'/ STUDENTS’ TECHNICAL SESSION In adcition to the All India Technicians’ / Students’ Seminar, there will be another session for Technicians/Senior Technicians! Student members (both engineering college and polytechnic categories), where technical papers on topics of choice of members will be presented and discussed. As in case of the All India Technicians’ /Students’ Seminar, the papers ‘submitted for the Technical Session shall also be velted and authors of selected papers will be asked for presentation of their papers for consideration of prize. There are nine prizes in three categories, namely First Prize (three of < 2000/- each); Second Prize (three of € 1500/- each) and Third Prize (three of f 1000/- each). For both the Seminar and the Technical Session, the papers shall be adjudged for award of prizes in three groups, namely (I) Technician! Senior Technician members of IEI; (ii) Members of Engineering College Students’ Chapters of IEI, and (ii) Members of Polytechnic Students’ Chapters of IEI. eocee -——_—_— rrao kms easy Eee eee eet earner ortuel ‘The Organising Committee invites technical papers from the Technicians/Senior Technicians/Student Members of IE! for ‘consideration of presentation of those shor-listed papers duly vetted through a committee of experts and thereafter adjudge these papers for merit of award. The technical paper should be written in accordance with a set of guidelines, the details of which can be obtained from the Headquarters on request. Salient points of the guidelines are given hereunder for your reference. @ Last date for receiving papers at Dharwad Local Centre of IElis 15 Sept, 2016. Technical papers recelved afler this date will not be considered for possible presentation ‘© Three (3) copies of neatly typed manuscripts should be submitted, ‘® Text should be typed in double space on one side in A-4 size sheets and the contents should not exceed 1500 words Including tables, The text must be in MIS word and copied in a new CD to be sentalong with three copies of the paper (please use 10 point Verdana typeface with both side justified format with 2.54 cm margin on all sides (M4 size), avoiding bold leters throughout the text) ‘© Figure(s}, if any, should be featured at the appropriate place(s) in the fext- In case of photographs, two (02) copies of only glossy black and white photographs for each depiction should be submitted. Colour photographsidiagrams are neither acceptable nor printed in the text. © An abstract (within 100 words) of the paper and selected references, inaluding name (s) ofthe author (), ttle ofthe paper, ‘name of the journal, volume no., and year of publication should be given at the end of the paper. ‘© Figures should be drawn neatly for better reproduction, © Mathematical expressions should be typedihanduritten carefully indicating subscripts and superscripts, if any. © Metric system of units (SI units) should only be used in the text and figures. @ Technical papers should not be copied from any sources/downloaded from Internet. Prospective contributors are requested to prepare papers on innovative ideas in any field of engineering. © Authors of selected papers will got the opportunity {o present the paper with the help of slides/projector, etc. In case of joint authorship, only one author will be permitted to present the paper ‘@ More weightage will be given on the material content of the technical paper. Oue weightage will also be given on () delivery (mode of presentation); (i) logical sequence leading to objective, and (ii) originality of idea or critical thinking, © Generally 10 min are given to an author for presentation of his/her technical paper. @ The prize winning papers at the Seminar/Technical Session may subsequently be edited and published in one of the forthcoming issues of Technicians’ Journal and Students’ Newsletter. @ Any query related to the technical paper submitted for this purpose will not be entertained. The authors of selected technical papers will only be informed directly by the Dharwad Local Centre of IEl, Inviting them to present their papers in ‘Seminar! Technical Session. The authors, whose papers will not be selected, will also be informed accordingly. Kindly fumish the complete mailing address mentioning grade/membership number (ST/T/SE/SP), ete. for speedy communication © Authors, attending the Seminar /Technical Session, have to make their own arrangement for accommodation. ® Second-class to and fro railway fare between the recorded address and Dharwad will be reimbursed (via the shortest route) to authors of selected papers by HOs ofthe Institution on submission of photocoples/original of the railway tickets (both ways) (only one author per paper) © On artival at Dharwad, you are requested to report at tho HOs Registration Counter at Balekundry Bhavan, D.C. Compound, 1E(!) Local Centre, Dharwad 580 001 on 10 October, 2015 (rom 1100 h to 1800 hh} or latest by 12 00h fon 11 October, 2048 at the same venue for issuance of token slip and the Convocation Robe. ‘* Original pass certificates shall be sent by registered postispeed post to those candidates, who will not be able to attend the Convocation. __ For further information, please contact ‘The Secretary and Director General ‘The Organising Secretary (Convocation 2016) The Institution of Engineers (india) The institution of Enginoers (India), Dharwad Local Centre 8, Gokhale Road, Kolkata 700020 “Balekundry Bhavan', Sir M. Visvesveraya Road Phione : (033) 2223 6317/14/16, 4010 6217 Dharwad 580 001; Tele-fax: (0888) 2742978 Fax: (083) 2223 8345; E-mail: chapters@ieindia org E-mail: 'eiconyocationdharwad2015@gmail.com