MANDATORY DISCLOSURE
I.
Name of the
Institution
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Name |
Central
Electrochemical Research Institute |
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Address |
Permanent Location, as approved by AICTE |
Temporary Location |
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Central Electrochemical Research Institute,
Karaikudi |
Not applicable |
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Taluk |
Karaikudi |
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District |
Sivagangai |
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Pin code |
630 006 |
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State |
Tamil Nadu |
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Telephone |
(04565) 241475 |
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FAX No. |
(04565) 227713 |
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Web site |
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Nearest Railway Station |
Karaikudi |
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Nearest Airport |
Trichy and Madurai |
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II.
Name and Address of the Director
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Name |
Dr. Vijayamohanan
K Pillai |
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Address |
Director, Central Electrochemical Research Institute,
Karaikudi |
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Taluk |
Karaikudi |
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District |
Sivagangai |
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PIN |
630 006 |
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State |
Tamil Nadu |
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Telephone |
(04565) 227777 & 227778 |
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FAX No. |
(04565) 227779 |
e-mail: vijay@cecri.res.in,
director.cecri@gmail.com |
III. Name of the Affiliating University
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Name |
Anna University of Technology, Madurai. |
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Address |
Madurai - 625 002 |
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STD Code |
0452 |
Phone: |
2520222 |
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FAX No. |
0452 - 2520111 |
Web site |
www.autmdu.ac.in |
IV.
Governance
Central Electrochemical Research Institute is a constituent
statutory body of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR),
Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi.
The B.Tech (Chemical & Electrochemical Engineering)
programme conducted at Centre For Education, CECRI, is
affiliated to Anna University, Madurai.
The Research Council of CECRI is monitoring the activities of
CECRI. The Committee for Management of Affairs of Centre For
Education and the Co-ordinating Council for CFE
Administration & Activities are looking after the activities of Centre For
Education.
Research Council
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Sl. |
Name |
Position |
Present Professional Position |
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1. |
Professor K T Jacob |
Chairman |
INAE Distinguished Professor and Honorary
Professor, |
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2. |
Professor Ashutosh Sharma |
Member |
Institute
Chair Professor & Ranjit Singh Endowed Chair Professor, |
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3. |
Professor M
Chidambaram |
Member |
Professor of Chemical Engineering & Director,
National Institute of Technology, TIRUCHIRAPPALLI – 620015. |
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4. . |
Professor S Sampath |
Member |
Department of Inorganic & Physical Chemistry, |
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5. |
Professor M V Sangaranarayanan |
Member |
Department of Chemistry, |
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6. |
Dr S Sundarrajan |
Member |
Scientist & Prorgramme Director, |
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7. |
Dr H Sivaramakrishnan |
Member |
President
– Research, Piramal Life Sciences Limited |
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8. |
Dr Madan K Kamat |
Member |
Chief
Executive Officer, Krishna Conchem Products (P) Ltd |
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9. |
Dr B M S Bist |
Member |
Advisor,
Solar Photovoltaics Ministry of New and Renewable
Energy, |
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10. |
Dr M O Garg |
Member |
Director, Indian Institute of Petroleum |
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11. |
Dr Nagesh R Iyer |
Member |
Director,
Structural Engineering Research Centre |
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12. |
Dr. Suresh Das |
Member |
Director, National Institute of Interdisciplinary
Science and Technology,TIRUVANANTHAPURAM – 695019 |
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13. |
Dr. Vijayamohanan
K Pillai |
Member |
Director,
Central Electrochemical Research Institute, |
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14. |
Permanent Invitee |
Member |
Head or
his representative, Planning & Performance Division - CSIR |
Committee for Management
of Affairs of Centre for Education
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Sl. |
Name |
Position |
Present Professional Position |
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1. |
Dr. Vijayamohanan
K Pillai |
Chairman |
Director, CECRI |
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2. |
Shri.S.Ambalavanan |
Member |
Scientist |
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3. |
Shri. V. Nandakumar |
Member |
Scientist |
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4. |
Dr. T.Raju |
Member |
Scientist |
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5. |
Dr. N. Kalaiselvi |
Member |
Scientist |
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6. |
Shri.
Manuel Thomas |
Member |
Controller of Administration |
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7. |
Shri. D.P. Maret |
Member |
Finance & Accounts Officer |
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8. |
Dr. P. Subramanian |
Member-Convener |
Scientist |
Co-ordinating
Council for CFE Administration and Activities
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Sl. |
Name |
Position |
Qualification |
Present Professional Position |
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1. |
Dr. P. Subramanian |
Dean |
M.E.(Chem.), |
Scientist |
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2. |
Shri. V. Nandakumar |
Dean (Academics) |
M.Tech. |
Scientist |
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3. |
Dr. T. Raju |
Co-ordinator (Academics) |
M.Tech, Ph.D. |
Scientist |
Members of Academic Advisory Body
(Under
Construction)
Frequency of the Academic Advisory Body Meeting
At least one Board of
Studies Meeting in each year
Organizational Chart and Processes
As per Annexure I
Nature and Extent of involvement of faculty
and students in academic affairs/ improvements
Every class shall have a class committee consisting of faculty
of the concerned class, student representatives and a Class Committee Chairman,
who is not teaching the class. The overall goal of the committee is for
improving the teaching – learning process. The functions of the Class
Committee include
To overcome the difficulties experienced by students in the
class room and in the laboratories
Clarifying the regulations of the degree
programme and the details of rules therein to the students.
Informing the student representatives about the academic
schedule including the dates of assessment tests and the syllabus coverage for
each assessment
Informing the student representatives the details regarding
weightage used for each assessment test. In the case of practical courses
(laboratory/ drawing/project work/seminar etc.) the break up of marks for each
experiment/ exercise/module of work, shall be discussed in the class committee
meeting and informed to the students
Analyzing the performance of the students in each test and
finding the ways and means to improve the performance
Identifying the weak students, if any, and requesting the
faculty concerned to provide some additional help or guidance or coaching to
such weak students
Faculty Adviser: Two faculty member’s function as advisor for each class and
their function include monitoring of academic performance, attendance of each
student, sending their progress reports to the parents and apprise the Dean
about the progress of the students
Mechanism/Norms and Procedure for
democratic/Good governance
Committee for Management of Affairs of Centre For Education;
Co-ordination Council for administration and other activities of Centre For
Education; Hostel & Mess Committee.
Student Feedback on Institutional
Governance/faculty performance
Through Class Committee Meetings (3 meetings
every semester); Feedback from Alumni.
Grievance redressal mechanism for
faculty, staff and students
Through
Class Committee Meetings.
Cut off mark and Placement details
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Name of the programme |
No. of seats sanctioned |
Duration |
Cut off mark/rank for
admission |
Fee |
Placement Facilities |
Campus placement in
last three years |
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B.Tech (Chemical & Electrochemical
Engineering) |
35 + 5* |
4 |
Year |
Open |
BCM |
BCC |
BC |
MBC |
SC |
SCA |
ST |
As per Annexure II |
Yes |
Year |
Student |
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|
2011-12 Rank |
194.5 7466 |
--- |
--- |
193 9765 |
190 14540 |
177.5 34195 |
--- |
--- |
2010-2011 |
33 |
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2010-11 Rank |
194.75 5655 |
187.75 16119 |
--- |
192.75 8454 |
188.75 14783 |
172.25 40278 |
176.00 34595 |
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2009-2010 |
30 |
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2009-10 Rank |
194.50 6656 |
189.50 14612 |
--- |
193.25 8520 |
191.50 11098 |
174.75 38172 |
164.25 54411 |
2008-2009 |
36 |
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V.
Programmes
Name of the programmes
accredited by the AICTE:
Not applied
Name and duration of programme(s) having
affiliation/collaboration with Foreign University(s) / Institution(s) and being
run in the same campus along with status of their AICTE approval
- Nil –
VI.
Faculty -
As per Annexure III
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Visiting Faculty |
Nil |
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Adjunct Faculty |
Nil |
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Guest Faculty |
From IISC- Bangalore, NIT - Trichy, IIT - Chennai |
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Permanent Faculty : Student Ratio |
1:2 |
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Number of faculty employed and left during
the last three years |
Nil |
VII.
Profile of Director with
qualifications, total experience, age and duration of employment at the
institute concerned
|
Name |
Dr. Vijayamohanan K Pillai |
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Date of Birth |
28-05-1960 |
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Educational
Qualification |
Ph.D |
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Work Experience |
25 Years 25 Years |
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Area of
Specialization |
Electrochemistry,
Materials Chemistry (Sensors, Nanoclusters, self-assembled monolayers, Hybrid
Materials for energy storage devices like fuel cells, batteries and ultracapacitors) |
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Subjects Teaching at
UG/PG Level |
Electrochemistry, Physical Chemistry,
Materials Chemistry, Nanomaterials |
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Research Guidance |
Ph.D:
15 Nos. |
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No. of Research
Papers published in National Journals and International Journals |
More than 200 |
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No. of Patents filed |
15 |
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No. of Technologies
transferred |
1 |
VIII.
Fee As per Annexure - II
Details of Fees: The tuition fees and other fees are being
charged as per the recommendations of the Committee for Management Affairs and as
approved by Anna University.
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Time Schedule for payment of fee for the
entire programme |
Every Semester (June/November) |
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No. of Fee waivers granted with amount and
name of students |
Tuition Fee exemption for SC/ST students |
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No. of scholarship offered by the Institute,
duration & amount |
Nil |
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Criteria for fee waivers/scholarship |
Not applicable |
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Estimated cost of boarding and Lodging in
Hostels |
Room Rent : Rs. 2000/Year Water & Electricity Charges : Rs. 4000/Year Establishment Charges : Rs. 11000/Year Caution
deposit
: Rs. 3,000 Boarding
: Dividing system |
IX. Admission
Procedure
No. of seats sanctioned
with the year of approval
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Sl. No. |
Branch |
Seats sanctioned |
Year of approval |
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1 |
B.Tech (Chemical & Electrochemical Engineering) |
35+5* |
1988 |
* Other State Quota.
Number of students admitted under various categories
each year in the last three years
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Sl. No. |
Year |
Open |
BC |
MBC |
SC/ST |
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1. |
2011-2012 |
11 |
11 |
07 |
06 |
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2. |
2010-2011 |
11 |
11 |
07 |
06 |
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3. |
2009-2010 |
11 |
11 |
07 |
06 |
Number of applications received during last two years for
admission under Management Quota and number admitted
Not applicable
X.
Admission Procedure
The admissions are made on merit, through single window, Tamil Nadu
Engineering Admission through Tamil Nadu Professional Course Entrance
Examination (www.annauniv.edu).
XI. Criteria and
Weightages for Admission
Describe each criteria with its respective weightages i.e.
Admission Test, marks in qualifying examination, etc.
The criteria for admission is prescribed by the Govt. of Tamil
Nadu and Anna University, Chennai issued every year, through common prospectus
for admission to professional degree courses
Mention the minimum level of acceptance, if
any
Qualification: A pass in 12th Standard of Tamil
Nadu HSC (Academic) with mathematics, physics and chemistry or equivalent
For SC/ST candidates, a mere pass in the qualifying examination
will suffice and the minimum marks are the same as the passing minimum for
HSC/Diploma of the State of Tamil Nadu. Candidates belonging to
communities other than SC/ST should have obtained the following minimum marks
(i)
For Communities other
than BC/MBC&DNC/SC/ST- other communities: A minimum average of 55% and above in
Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry
(ii)
For BC communities: A minimum average of 50% and above in
Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
(iii)
For MBC &DNC
Communities: A minimum average of
45% and above in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
(iv)
Mention the cut-off levels of percentage &
percentile scores of the candidates in the admission test for the last three
years
|
Name
of the programme |
No.
of seats sanctioned |
Duration |
Cut
off mark/rank for admission |
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B.Tech (Chemical
& Electrochemical Engineering) |
35
+ 5 * |
4 |
Year |
Open |
BCM |
BCC |
BC |
MBC |
SC |
SCA |
ST |
|
2011-12 Rank |
194.5 7466 |
--- |
--- |
193 9765 |
190 14540 |
177.5 34195 |
--- |
--- |
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2010-11 Rank |
194.75 5655 |
187.75 16119 |
--- |
192.75 8454 |
188.75 14783 |
172.25 40278 |
176.00 34595 |
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|
2009-10 Rank |
194.50 6656 |
189.50 14612 |
--- |
193.25 8520 |
191.50 11098 |
174.75 38172 |
164.25 54411 |
--- |
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* Other State Quota.
Display marks scored in test, etc. and in
aggregate for all candidates who were admitted
Criteria and weightages for admission keep changing as per the
directives of Anna University (www.annauniv.edu).
XII.
Application Form
Not applicable
XIII.
List of Applicants
Not applicable
XIV. Results of admission under
management seats/vacant seats
Not
applicable
XV. Information on infrastructure and other
resources available
LIBRARY (a) Books
|
Category |
Total books available as on date |
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Volumes |
49006 |
(b) Journals
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Sl. No. |
Journals subscribed |
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National |
International |
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1. |
22 |
57 |
List of online Journals subscribed:
e-Journal
publishers
1. The Electrochemical Society (USA)
2. John Wiley Inter Science
3. Royal Society of Chemistry
4. ACS Publications.
5. OXFORD Journals
6. SpringerLink
7. American Institute of Physics
8. Web of knowledge
9. Taylor & Francis Online
E-Library facilities: CECRI Library has access to over 1000 online
journals in various fields.
LABORATORY: List of major equipments/Facilities
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Sl. No. |
Name of the
Laboratory |
Experimental
Facilities/Major Equipment |
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1. |
Chemistry Labs |
General Chemistry: Water Analysis, pH determination, Conductometry,
Potentiometer, Spectrophoto-meter, Flame photometer,
Ostwald viscometer, COD apparatus, Thermostatic water bath, Horizontal rotary
mechanical shaker.Organic
Chemistry: Qualitative analysis, Preliminary
reactions, Test for saturation/unsaturation, Aliphatic/ aromatic nature,
Elements (N, S, Halogens), Functional groups, Acids, Phenols, Esters,
Aldehydes and Ketones, Carbohydrates, Alcohols, Amines, Amides nitro group,
hydrocarbon. Preparation: Hydrolysis–Benzoic acid from benzamide,
Acetylation–Acetyl salicylic acid from salicylic acid, Bromination
– Tribromo aniline from aniline, Nitration – Picric
acid from phenol, Benzoylation – Phenyl benzoate
from phenol and Oxidation – Benzoic acid from benzaldehyde. Physical Chemistry: Experimental setups for Phase rule critical
solution temperature, Phase rule effect of impurities on critical solution
temperature, Water analysis - determination of dissolved oxygen, Extractive
techniques - distribution coefficient, Kinetics - rate constant of hydrolysis
of ester by acid, Polymer - viscosity measurements, Transition temperature
measurements and Precipitation titration |
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2. |
Physics Labs |
Spectrometers, Travelling microscopes, Sodium Vapour Lamp Setups, Deflection magnetometer, Diffraction
gratings, Mercury Vapour Lamp Setups, Torsion
Pendulum, Lees disc apparaturs, Electronic Top
loading balances, Digital Multimeters, Vernier Calipers, Screw gauges, Reading lens with metal
frames, Rheostats. Non uniform bending apparatus, Viscosity (Poiseuilles
flow) apparatus, Air Wedge apparatus, Newton ’s Ring
apparatus, Ultrasonic interferometer apparatus. |
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3. |
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Labs |
Electrical: RLC Circuits, D.C. Shunt Generator O.C.C., D.C. Shunt Motor
Load characteristics, Speed Control of D.C. Shunt Motor., O.C. & S.C.
test on single phase trans former, Alternator Regulation (e.m.f.
method), Induction motor Load tests, Calibration of MI & MC Instruments,
Power measurement by two-watt meter method., Calib-
ration of energy meter, Study of Y/D starters. Electronics: Diode characteristics, Transistor
characteristics, FET characteristics, UJT characteristics, SCR
characteristics, Multivibrators using IC 555,
Frequency response of RC coupled Amplifier, RC phase shift oscillator, Wien
bridge oscillator, Basic operational amplifier using IC 741, Adder,
Multiplier, Integrator, Differentiator using IC741, Study of logic gates and
counters. |
|
4. |
Workshop Practices |
Various tools and equipments for wiring and Soldering
practices, Various tools for servicing of equipments and measuring
Instruments. Various tools for Fitting, Plumbing and Carpentry
practices. |
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5. |
Computer Labs |
Hardwares: Laptop Computer Systems, P-IV Computer Systems, Laser
Printers, Scanners, Web Cameras, LCD projectors. Softwares: C and C++ programming, Word processing,
Unix commands, Shell programming, C programming and File management, Programs
in C for signal handling and process management, Imparting a strong base in
solving problems relating to differentiation, integration and differential
equations in numerical methods using C and MatLab
programming. Development of software for equipment design of various
equipments such as Heat exchanger, Evaporator etc., through AutoCAD. |
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6. |
Chemical Engineering Labs |
Fluid Mechanics and Mechanical Operations: Venturimeter, V –
Notch Weir, Centrifugal pump, Vacuum leaf filter, Drop weight crusher, Plate
and frame filter press, Ball mill, Jaw crusher. Experimental setups for
Efflux time, Pipe friction, Laminar flow, Non – Newtonian flow, Settling. Chemical Reaction Engineering: Batch Reactors, Semi-Batch Reactors, Mixed
Flow Reactors, Plug Flow Reactors, Heterogeneous Catalytic Reactors,
Adiabatic Reactor, Batch Re-circulation Reactor, Recycle Reactor, Themoreactor, Photo chemical reactor, Bio chemical
reactor, Sono chemical reactor, Electrochemical
reactor, Membrane reactor, Residence Time Distribution Studies in PER &
CSTR-by STEP & PULSE Response, Multiple Reactors, Reaction Modeling Using
CRNT Software. Heat and Mass Transfer: Experimental setup for Transient State Heat
Conduction, Surface Evaporation, Jacketed Kettle, Temperature profile of a
rod, Natural Convection, Thermal Conductivity of metal rod, Thermal
Conductivity of composite wall, Emissive measurement, Measurement of
Diffusion coefficient, Simple distillation, Steam distillation, Leaching,
Packed bed distillation column, Air and Vacuum Drying, Adsorption. Process Dynamics and Control: Micro controller based PID controller for
SCADA and other applications, pH Control System, Distributed Control System,
PLC based and PC based Flow process Control Analyzer, Level process Analyzer,
Temperature process Analyzer, Pressure process Analyzer. |
|
7. |
Electrochemical
Engineering Labs |
Industrial Metal Finishing: Anodizing of Aluminium,
Analysis of Copper Plating Bath , Analysis of Nickel
Plating Bath , Electroforming of Metal Foil, Hull Cell Studies in
Electroplating Bath , Throwing Power Studies in Electroplating Bath ,
Chromium Plating. Corrosion Science and Engineering: Corrosion rates measurements, Soil
resistivity and surface potential, Electrical resistivity and surface
potential, Inhibitor evaluation by gravimetric method, Cathodic
protection efficiency by Impressed current Technique, Estimation of Oxygen,
chloride and hardness in water samples, Paint formulation. Electrochemicals: Deposition of lead dioxide on graphite rod,
Preparation of sodium chlorate, perchlorate, hypo-chlorite from sodium
chloride, preparation of succinic acid from maleic acid, preparation of P-Aminobenzoic acid form P-Nitro benzoic acid,
electrochemical oxidation of glucose to calcium gluconate,
electrochemical prepa- ration of Mn3+ in
sulphuric acid media. Batteries: Physical methods of characterization, porosity by water in
titration and theoretical measurement of individual electrode potentials at
different current densities, cell voltage measurement from the calibration
graph, determination of antimony content by thermometric method in Pb-Sb alloy, dis-charge characteristics of lead acid
battery, determination of electrical resistance of battery separator,
determination of apparent density and acid absorption number of battery acid,
determination of maximum predominant pore size in battery separators. Electrochemical Material Science: Chemical deposition of lead sulphide films and measurement of resistivity of the
deposits for various timings, current voltage charac-
teristics of the given photoconductive cell in
darkness and estimation of photosensitivity, intensity-photocurrent cha-racteristics of the given photoconductive cell for
different bias conditions, power characteristics of the given silicon at
specified intensities, estimation of the diode parameters of a silicon solar
cell, preparation of CdSe films by the
electrochemical route and determination of the cross plane resistivity,
determination of the intensity ¾ photo-current characteristics of the given
silicon cell, Mott-Schottky plot from capacitance
measurements and esti-mation of the flat-band
potential and carrier concen-tration. Electrometallurgy: Leaching of calcine, electrowinning of metal zinc, electrolytic preparation of
metal powders, standardization of chromel-alumel
thermocouple, melting point of salt mixture
(cooling curve method), determination of limiting current, determination of
velocity constant. Electrochemical Reaction Engineering: Electrochemi-cal
Batch Reactor-Constant Current Operation, Factorial Design for investigating
the Current Efficiency of Copper Deposition, Monopolar
and Bipolar Cells, Electro chemical Semi Batch Reactor, Electrochemical Batch
Reactor-Constant Voltage Operation, Continuous Flow Stirred Tank
Electrochemical Reactor (CSTER), Axial Flow Electrochemical Reactor (PFER),
Packed Bed Reactor-Flow through Configuration, Local Mass Transfer on the
Wall of Stirred Tank Reactor. |
Institute’s Centralized Facilities
As per Annexure V
Computing Facilities
The computing facility comprises 62 computer systems of various
configurations including server systems, individual PCs, Laptop computers etc.
Number and
Configuration of Systems
|
Number of PC’s (Pentium III,IV & Pentium D) |
50 (10+20+20) |
|
Total number of systems connected by LAN |
35 |
|
Total number of
systems connected to WAN |
-- |
|
Internet bandwidth |
8 Mbps |
|
Legal System Software |
Windows XP, Windows 2003 server, Linux Red hot |
|
Legal Application Software |
Origin, Autocad,
Visual Studio |
|
Printers |
HP LaserJet 1022 – 2, HP LaserJet 1200 – 2,
HP LJ5200 – 1, HP Line Printer – 1 |
|
Scanners |
HP Scan Jet 4500C - 1 |
Workshop
As per Annexure VI
List of facilities available
Games and Sports
Hand Ball Court, Shuttle Badminton Court with Flood Light, Ball
Badminton Court, Basket Ball Court with Flood Light, Volley Ball Court with
Flood Light, Foot Ball ground, Cricket Ground and Net facilities, Table Tennis
with Flood Light, Recreational Room with carom Board and Chess.
Extra curricular activities
NSS; Yoga Centre;
Gymnasium
Technical Forums like, Indian Society for
Technical Education (ISTE), Society for Advancement of Electrochemical Science
& Technology (SAEST), Electrochemical Technologists Association (ETA),
Cultural and Literary Association (KALA)
|
Soft skill development facilities |
Available |
|
No of class rooms and size of each |
4 x 47 sq.m |
|
No of tutorial room and size of each |
Class rooms are used for tutorial classes
also |
|
No of laboratories and size of each |
Twelve numbers; 936 sq.m. |
|
No of drawing halls and size of each |
1 Hall, 84 sq.m. |
|
No of computer centres
with capacity of each |
1, 65 sq.m. |
|
Central examination facility |
Available |
Teaching learning
process
|
Curricula and syllabi for each of the programmes as approved by the university |
As per Annexure VII |
|
Academic calendar |
Under construction |
|
Academic time table |
Under preparation |
|
Internal continuous evaluation system and
place |
Three assessment tests are conducted per
semester |
|
Students’ assessment of faculty, system in
place |
Through class committee meetings |
Special Purpose
Academic calendar and Frame work
June – December (Odd Semester)
and December - April (Even Semester)
Research Focus
The Institute is a world-renowned center of excellence in all
the fields of Electrochemical Science & Technology with sophisticated
instruments, computers and modern facilities spread over 30000 sq.m. of laboratory. CECRI library
is a treasure house of books, periodicals, translations and other documents
providing the researchers constantly with the new information. CECRI is
also recognized as a centre for Doctoral Research of most of the Indian
Universities.
CECRI scientists already have the opportunity of both carrying
out research and teaching for the B.Tech programme since 1988. Since, the
faculties have sufficient research experience; they could provide better
teaching methods, which in turn lead to development of creating better man
power in the field of electrochemical engineering with sufficient research
background.
Industry linkage
CECRI has been taking
up lot of sponsored projects/consultancy services to various industries
Publications
CECRI Publications are
available in the url www.cecri.res.in/krc/ro.html
Placement Status
Available
Admission Procedure
The admissions are made on merit, through single window, Tamil Nadu
Engineering Admission through TNEA (www.annauniv.edu).
Fee structure
As per Annexure II
Hostel facilities
Hostel facilities are available for both boys
and girls
Contact address
|
Name |
Dr. Vijayamohanan K Pillai,
Director, |
|
Address |
Central Electrochemical
Research Institute Karaikudi 630 006. |
|
Telephone |
91-4565-227777 &
227778 |
|
E-mail |
vijay@cecri.res.in
, director.cecri@gmail.com |