MINING ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT PROFILE
The Department of Mining Engineering started and successfully running in this college from 2009. The first batch passed-out in the year 2013. The department comprises of state of the art laboratory facilities. Gas testing center which was inaugurated in the year 2016 is one among very few institutes in the country. All the 2nd, 3rd & 4th year students will be undergoing internship/summer training during their summer vacations which will make them understand the practical applications of mining. Curriculum focuses on producing engineers in the field of mining with best technical and practical knowledge in view of industry requirements. Experienced Faculty from various NITs, IITs and other reputed universities are guiding the students in right direction for the progress of the careers of the individual students.
Vision
To be recognised as a National Centre of Excellence in Mining Engineering to cope with the challenges of sustainable development in Mining industry.
MISSION
- 1. To provide high quality programmes supported by up-to- date curriculum and practical courses.
- 2. We prepare students to understand eco-friendly and sustainable development in mining industry.
- 3. Extensive practical courses to foster learning by observation.
- 4. Exposing students to various mining projects to reinforce their classroom / laboratory learning.
- 5. Sensitization towards ethical, social responsibilities, leadership, entrepreneurship, communication skills and lifelong learning.
POs
Our graduates will,
- PO-1 Apply skills/techniques to solve the problems of projects.
- PO-2 Critically analyze and interpret the data to solve project problems.
- PO-3 Plan and design the mine layouts to evaluate the project performance and productivity.
- PO-4 Manage & execute the project plans to meet goals of economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety.
- PO-5 Apply latest skills/techniques of computer software, modern instrumentation, novel technologies in engineering activities.
- PO-6 Comprehend the efficiency of mines, allied industries and suggest solutions in improving the economics, safety and optimization.
- PO-7 Comprehend the professional and ethical values.
- PO-8 Comprehend need for higher learning and engage in life-long learning.
- PO-9 Make effective communication in verbal and written forms with confidence.
- PO-10 Demonstrate leadership in project planning/ execution to obtain quality and quantity.
- PO-11 Demonstrate teamwork with other teams of inter-disciplinary department.
- PO-12 Excel and improvise their skills under challenging circumstances at their projects.
PEOs
Our graduates will,
- PEO-1 Plan and design mine project operations.
- PEO-2 Apply engineering skills/techniques to manage mining operations effectively and able to solve Mining engineering problems.
- PEO-3 Be able to design/execute all project operations of surface and underground mining projects in an eco-friendly manner.
- PEO-4 Be able to analyze and evaluate the economics of mining projects for sustainable development.
- PEO-5 Apply the skills/techniques in project management, execution, and decision-making.
- PEO-6 Execute/ apply engineering principles in the exploration, exploitation and reclamation of Mineral resources.
PSOs
Our Graduates will,PSO - 2. Ability to pursue higher education and research.
PSO-1 Develop strong skills in systematic planning, developing, implementing in different domains for betterment of life.
PSO-2 Plan and operate mining projects by using various engineering/technological tools to meet the volatile needs of the industry.
Constitution of the Board of Studies - Department of MINING ENGINEERING
| Name | Designation |
|---|---|
Mr. A Sandeep Kumar | Head of the Department, Chairperson-BoS |
Dr. B S Sastry | Professor, Dept. of Mining Engineering, IIT Kharagpur |
Dr. S Jayanthu | Professor, Dept. of Mining Engineering, NIT, Rourkela |
Mr. S. Venkata Chary | Deputy General Manager, SCCL, Telangana |
Mine Environment Engineering Laboratory
Mine Planning & Design Laboratory
Mineral Processing Laboratory
Computer Applications in Mining
Geology Laboratory
Rock Mechanics Laboratory
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• A Sandeep Kumar,(2020) ‘’Case study on Blasting Gallery Method’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(6),5828-5837.
• A Sandeep Kumar,(2020) ‘’ A Brief Overview on Different Stages in a overall life of mine’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(7),1497-1505.
• A Sandeep Kumar,(2020) ‘’ Underground Mine Ventilation- A Case Study’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(6),5037-5046.
• P T Naidu,(2020) ‘’ CASE STUDY OF CONTINUOUS MINER ALONG WITH ROOF BOLTER’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(5),655-657.
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• P T Naidu,(2020) ‘’ Case study of Types of explosives used in Granites mines’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(5),6050-6054.
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• P N V L Sailaja,(2020) ‘’ Ore Reserve Estimation and Ore Body Modelling’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(5),1212-1222.
• Prasanth kumar Nayak,(2020) ‘’ Enhancing Productivity in Opencast Mines – A Quantified Approach’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(4),1022-1033.
• Prasanth kumar Nayak,(2020) ‘’ Rock Slope Assessment using Artificial Neural Networks’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(4),559-570.
• M. Venkata Krishna,(2020) ‘’ Optimum Utilization of waste produced in Granite Mines’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(4),6443-6446.
• M.Venkata Krishna,(2020) ‘’ CASE STUDY ON DRAGLINE’’. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET),7(5),7342-7348.
• G. Durga Nookaraju (2020). Study of the Dependence of Blast Induced Ground Vibration on Charge per Hole and Rock Strength. International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 29(9s), 4701 - 4710.
• G. Durga Nookaraju (2020). Analysis of Blast Induced Ground Vibration under Varying Controlled Blasting Parameter. International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE),8(6),3171-3175.
• Manasa Pasupunuti (2021). Spatial analysis of change detection and total carbon stock present in CORINGA Wildlife Sanctuary of Andhra Pradesh Coast. International Journal of Scientific Research & Development(IJSRD), 8(12),248-252.
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