An industry-oriented B.Tech programme, established in 2011, engineering safe work environments across oil & gas, aerospace, chemical, manufacturing, textile and construction sectors.
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This course transforms abstract principles of heat transfer, mass transfer, and mechanical operations into tangible expertise through practical application. By bridging the gap between classroom theory and experimental reality, students gain an intuitive, hands-on understanding of complex chemical processes. We emphasize the physical intuition required to solve real-world engineering challenges, ensuring that every calculation is grounded in observable phenomenon.
The Fire Engineering and First Aid Laboratory provides hands-on training in fire safety, emergency response, and basic life-saving techniques. The lab is equipped with fire testing equipment, fire detection systems, and essential first aid equipment for practical learning. Students gain skills in fire hazard identification, operation of fire protection systems, and basic first aid procedures through demonstrations and safety drills.
The Environmental Engineering and Industrial Hygiene Laboratory provides practical training in monitoring and controlling environmental and workplace hazards. Students gain hands-on experience with instruments used to assess air quality, noise levels, ventilation, and exposure to harmful substances. The lab helps develop skills in identifying health risks and implementing effective industrial hygiene and environmental safety measures. It also promotes awareness of sustainable practices and occupational health standards.
The CAD & Computational Laboratory provides practical training in computer-aided design and engineering analysis. The lab is equipped with advanced software such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, ALOHA, and MARPLOT to support 2D drafting, 3D modeling, and hazard analysis simulations. It enables students to develop skills in engineering design, computational analysis, and risk assessment. The lab helps bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world industrial and safety engineering applications.
The Safety Engineering Laboratory provides practical training in identifying workplace hazards and emergency response. The lab includes PPE kits, SCBA sets, fire-fighting equipment, protective coveralls, and different types of fire extinguishers such as water, foam, CO₂, and dry chemical powder extinguishers. Students learn the correct identification and use of these extinguishers for different classes of fire. This hands-on training helps them develop essential skills in fire prevention and emergency management.
