Category: News and Notifications

  • Workshop and Hands on Training on “MvDad Cloud Based RC Building Earthquake Structural Design Software” 2025

    Workshop and Hands on Training on “MvDad Cloud Based RC Building Earthquake Structural Design Software” 2025


    Date
    Venue
    Resource Person
    Faculty Coordinator
    Department

    March 10th, 2024
    Conclave 2
    Er.B.P.Karamchandani
    Ms.Gayatri Pathak
    Civil Engineering


    Event Objective:
    The objective of this workshop was

    • To introduce students to the basics of earthquake-resistant RC building design.
    • To provide hands-on experience using the MvDad Cloud-Based Structural Design Software.
    • To help students understand the practical application of structural analysis in real projects.

    Event Outcome:
    Students will understand the:

    • Process of modelling and analysing RC buildings using the MvDad software.
    • Key earthquake load considerations used in structural design.
    • Interpretation of software-generated design results with confidence.

    Event Description

    A Workshop and Hands-on Training on “MvDad Cloud-Based RC Building Earthquake Structural Design Software” was conducted on 10th March for civil engineering students and faculty members.

    A total of 80 participants (UG and PG) attended the event.The session was delivered by Er. B. P. Karmchandani, CEO and Founder of MvDad, Mumbai, who provided expert guidance on earthquake-resistant design concepts and practical software usage. The workshop included demonstrations, several case studies, live modelling activities, and interactive hands-on practice.

    Contents Covered

    • Overview of MvDad cloud-based structural design platform.
    • Earthquake load considerations as per relevant IS codes.
    • Modelling, analysis, and interpretation of RC building design outputs.
  • International Women’s Day Celebration 2024

    International Women’s Day Celebration 2024

    Self Defense especially for women is of utmost importance in the kind of the world we live in today. In a country like India where the cases of gender violence are on rise, out of which many go unreported. Self Defense for Women has become a necessity more than ever.

    Date
    Venue
    Resource Person
    Department
    Event Objective

    Event Outcome

    7th March, 2024
    Ground floor Engineering Lobby
    Mr. Sachin Mali
    Women Development Cell
    To create awareness among them about their safety and importance of self-defense.
    This program empowered women with the necessary skills and the power to defend against violence and abuse.
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    Women Development Cell organized “Self Defense Training program” on 7th March, 2024 for girl students and teaching staff to create awareness among them about their safety and importance of self-defense. Mr. Sachin Mali, (4th Dan black belt South Korea, national referee and national coach, Mumbai university team coach, winner of Rasayani Bhushan Award 2013 and Raigad Bhushan Purskar 2018/19) gave Practical Training session on self-defense.

    This Program covered basic exercise, hand holding techniques, defense against snatching techniques, defense for front and back attacks, etc. With the growing crimes committed against women in India this practical workshop empowered women with the necessary skills and the power to defend against violence and abuse. It is need of today that everyone should be physically and mentally strong enough to protect herself and overcome in any situation. Practical training was given to girls students and faculty members to learn how to defend ourselves, to understand what a threat is, to learn how to get out of dire, desperate situation, and protect ourselves our loved ones, and our families.

    Women’s Development Cell (WDC), Pillai HOC College of Engineering and Technology, Rasayani has also organized Sports and Cultural Event on the occasion of International Women’s Day on 7th March, 2024 at 11:00 am. Sports like throw ball, chess, carom were organized for both staff and students. Cultural events like Mehendi, Rangoli, Nail Art. Exciting Prizes and Certificate were given at the end of the event. Both faculties and students enjoyed a lot.

  • Forest Conservation

    Forest Conservation

    The NSS Unit organized a Forest Conservation Drive to promote environmental sustainability and biodiversity preservation. The event was held on 6th – 7th March, 2024 at Posari- Thakurwadi, involving NSS volunteers, local community members.

    Date
    Venue
    Resource
    Faculty Coordinator
    Department
    Event Objective
    6th March, 2024
    Thakurwadi Posri, (Forest)
    Gram Panchyat Posri Thakurwadi
    Mr. Vikram Pawar
    NSS Unit, PHCET Rasayani
    Forest Conservation drives foster cooperation and environmental Awareness.

    The NSS unit has embarked on a Forest conservation drive, recognizing the crucial role plants play in maintaining ecological balance and supporting life on Earth. This initiative is driven by the pressing need to address environmental degradation, climate change, and biodiversity loss. The primary objective of the drive is to raise awareness about the importance of plants, encourage community participation in conservation efforts, and promote sustainable practices that ensure the health and longevity of our natural environment.

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    By organizing tree planting events, the NSS unit aims to increase green cover, improve air quality, and provide habitats for diverse wildlife species. These events are designed to be inclusive, involving students, local residents to foster a sense of collective responsibility and stewardship for the environment. The primary focus was on planting native species that are well-adapted to our local environment, ensuring long-term sustainability and ecological balance.

    The drive not only helped in greening our surroundings but also fostered a sense of environmental stewardship among the participants. The enthusiastic involvement and the positive impact of the drive have set a precedent for future conservation efforts, reinforcing our commitment to protecting and nurturing our natural environment.

  • Seminar on “TechFit: Navigating pathways to find your perfect match in Emerging Trends”

    Seminar on “TechFit: Navigating pathways to find your perfect match in Emerging Trends”

    The Department of Electronics and Computer Science had organized a “TechFit: Navigating pathways to find your perfect match in Emerging Trends” on 5th March 2024.

    Date
    Speaker
    Venue
    5th March, 2024
    Mr. Praitik Chainani, L&T
    Conclave: I
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    The event began with a felicitation of speakers by Dr. Mansi Subhedar, Head of the Department, setting the stage for the session. The keynote speaker for the event was Mr. Praitik Chainani, L&T. In a thought-provoking presentation, Mr. Pratik Chainani emphasized the importance of aligning personal strengths with evolving technology trends.

    Speaker explained various future technologies and areas students can explore as a career path. He also highlighted the significance of technologies in empowering individuals to navigate the ever-changing tech landscape, providing them with tangible tools for professional growth. The interactive Q&A session further enriched the experience, allowing participants to seek personalized guidance.

    Mr. Jayesh Rane, Assistant Professor, delivered a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to Mr. Chainani for his valuable insights and the audience for their active participation. The event, from start to finish, was a resounding success, leaving participants inspired and well-equipped to face the challenges and opportunities of the rapidly evolving technology industry.

  • Seminar by Golden Oriole – Leading Educational Consultancy

    Seminar by Golden Oriole – Leading Educational Consultancy

    Date4th March, 2024
    VenueConclave
    Resource PersonMr. Nishan Shetty
    Faculty CoordinatorProf. Abhijeet More & Prof. Srijita Bhattacharjee
    DepartmentComputer Engineering
    Event ObjectiveProvide valuable guidance and assistance to students aspiring to pursue higher education abroad.
    Event OutcomeAttendees gained valuable insights into university selection, Application processes, and scholarship opportunities, Empowering them to make informed decisions about their Academic futures.

    Golden Oriole, a leading educational consultancy, conducted a seminar at PHCET College for the Department of Computer Engineering. With a commitment to offering end-to-end solutions, Golden Oriole supports students throughout their journey, from initial inquiry to enrollment in their dream university.

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    Nishan Shetty, a representative from Golden Oriole, delivered an insightful presentation, sharing expertise and valuable insights into the international education landscape, admission processes, and scholarship opportunities available to students.

    The seminar emphasized Golden Oriole’s meticulous approach to services such as reviewing Statements of Purpose (SOPs), essays, etc., ensuring compliance with university requirements. This attention to detail enhances students’ applications, giving them an extra edge in the admission process.

  • Special Residential Camp 2023-2024

    Special Residential Camp 2023-2024

    National Scheme Service Special residential Camp was organized by NSS Unit, Pillai HOC College of Engineering and Technology from 4th – 10th March, 2024 at Posari Thakurwadi, Posari, Taluka panvel District Raigarh.

    Date
    Venue
    Resource
    Faculty Coordinator
    Department
    Event Outcome
    4th – 10th March, 2024
    Posari Thakurwadi, Taluka Panvel, District Raigarh
    NSS Unit, Pillai HOC College of Engineering and Technology
    Mr. Vikram Pawar, Mrs. Rekha Dhawan, Dr. Avinash Gatade
    NSS UNIT PHCET Rasayani
    To contribute to the overall development of the Posari Thakurwadi village through sustainable activities.

    Event Objective:

    The camp brought significant positive changes to Posari Thakurwadi, including improved sanitation, environmental awareness, and community participation in developmental activities. Villagers expressed their gratitude for the efforts of the NSS Unit. The camp also served as a transformative experience for the volunteers, enhancing their sense of social responsibility and teamwork

    NSS works mainly on the principle of NOT ME BUT YOU. The candidates who are involved in its activities work together with the people of the society for the benefit of the society, environmental protection, health and cleanliness, to help the people suffering at the time of emergency or natural calamity. A seven-day camp usually aims to provide an opportunity for students to participate in various community service activities, while also promoting teamwork and leadership skills. The camp may include activities such as cleaning up public areas, conducting health and hygiene drives, and organizing awareness campaigns on social issues.

    Day 01
    4th March, 2024
    Monday

    All the volunteers reached at the camp site at around 11.00 AM. All the volunteers gathered at Zilla parishad of posari thakurvadi village along with the NSS Co-ordinator Prof. Vikram Pawar and prof. Rekha Dhawan. As soon as all the volunteers are gathered in the school premises formal attendance was taken. A formal opening remark was given by NSS coordinator Prof. Vikram Pawar in presense of Grampanchayat Sarpanch Sangeeta Tonde and Upasarpanch Bandu Shidh.

    All the 23 volunteers settled down in respective rooms and got freshen up. By 1.00 PM all the volunteers again gathered near the stage and were then sent in village for interaction with villagers. They told them about the events happening in next 6 days and also invited them for the same.

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    Volunteers later were divided into committees such as Event Management, Food committee, Discipline, Creativity, Media, Hospitality 4-5 volunteers per committee. Among these groups basic tasks such as cooking duty, kitchen cleaning and outer cleaning were distributed. According to the given tasks respective teams started working.

    Then by 4.00 pm all volunteers gathered for Shramadan (cleaning) till 7:00 pm all the events for the day were completed and preparation for dinner started. At 9:00 pm all volunteers and faculty members gathered for dinner. After dinner one short meeting was conducted. In this meeting attendance was marked, review was taken from volunteers about their first day experience and agenda of next day was discussed and tasks for next were distributed within groups. In this way 1st day of camp was spent.

    Day 02
    5th March, 2024
    Tuesday

    The 2nd day of NSS camp started with yoga done by our volunteers at 6:00 am in the morning, and breakfast at 8:00 am. After breakfast shramadan activity took place by cleaning the school surrounding and walls were made ready for paintings from 9.00 am to 12.00 pm. After that, volunteer had time for rest and lunch up till 2.30 pm. Arrangements were to be made for the sessions which was going to start at 3:00 pm all the necessary arrangements were made.

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    At 3:00 pm, the intellectual session started on the psychology this session was conducted by speaker Ms. Tejal Khedekar the session was so informative and interesting which was enjoyed by all the volunteers.

    Session was related to awareness about alcohol, cigarettes and other tobacco products which are harmful to one’s health. Many villagers also joined the sessions and we were able to spread awareness about alcohol and tobacco. Our speaker Ms. Khedekar also gave some motivational books to our volunteers. After that at around 4:30 pm volunteers had their snacks break and playing session was arranged for volunteers. At 6:00 pm, two session were conducted by Prof. Rekha Dhawan first session was on Financial Planning and Time Management and second session was on importance of saving money and natural resources the session concluded at 8:00 pm. Volunteers had their dinner at 9:30 pm. After that the short meeting was arranged as usual and discussion was done about events held and also next day planning was discussed

    Day 03
    6th March, 2024
    Wednesday

    The 3rd day of NSS camp started with a warm-up exercise being done by our volunteers at 6 AM in the morning, and this activity was followed daily throughout the Special Camp. It was followed by breakfast at 8 am.

    The Coordinators of NSS camp gathered all the volunteers for the preservation & compounding of the planted trees from 9.00 am to 12.00 pm




    Some of the volunteers carried out the remaining wall paintings.

    It was then followed by a session delivered by our Lecturer Dr. Avinash Gatade Sir on the topic “Waste Management” at Camp Location at 4.30 pm to 5.45 pm to Share Their Valuable Thoughts And Information With Our NSS Volunteers. The Session was Started By Welcoming The Guest.

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    The Topic Was Very Informative And Well Explained . We Understand The actual Meaning and Importance Of Waste Management. A waste management system is a streamlined process that organizations use to dispose of, reduce, reuse, and prevent waste. Also known as waste disposal, it is an approach where companies implement comprehensive strategies to efficiently manage wastes from their origin until their final disposal. Possible waste disposal methods are recycling, composting, incineration, landfills, bioremediation, waste to energy, and waste minimization.

    Finally, the session ended with excitement and enthusiasm of the volunteers to be part of the NSS Special Camp.

    Day 04
    7th March 2024,
    Thursday

    The 4th day of NSS camp started with warm-up exercise being done by our volunteers at 6 AM in the morning, and breakfast at 8 AM. After breakfast, we volunteered to do their daily cleaning activities.

    At 09.00 am our volunteers had arranged a cleanliness drive behind the school premises, and also we volunteered for rain water harvesting. Where we cleaned the premises and digged the big holes to decrease the overflow of water coming from the mountains. It will help in water conservation on rainy days as it rains heavily at Posari Thakurwadi as it is located in the middle of the mountains.

    And suddenly there was a fire in the forest so our volunteers went rushing to the bushes to eliminate the fire. The volunteers contributed in preserving the forest land as well as plants and trees from the wild fire without any harm or damage.

    From 6.00 pm our volunteers had arranged a ‘CRAFT SESSION’ for the children of the village where they were very enthusiastic and eager for learning new crafts.

    At 8.00 pm our volunteers organised a movie night for the village children’s.

    Day 05
    8th March, 2024
    Friday

    New day start with new hopes…

    Morning starts with Yoga Session and also by remembering Lord ‘SHIVA’ on the occasion of ‘MAHASHIVARATRI’ being done by our NSS volunteers at 6AM and this activity was followed daily throughout the Special Camp. It was followed by breakfast and tea at 8 AM.

    All the NSS volunteers gathered at 10AM for ‘Shramdan’ and cleaned the inside and outside of the premises and also the village. After Shramdan everyone freshened up and had lunch at 2 o’clock. After that some played and some went to rest for 2 hours.

    From 4.00 pm to 5.45 pm a “DRAWING COMPETITION” was conducted by NSS unit volunteers

    At 6.00 pm till 7.30 we had a session conducted on personality development by Mr. Avinash Pawar. He’s a professor at Amity University. A personality development training is a developmental programme for enhancing our personality. It helps us in improving our confidence levels and creating a good and lasting impression on others. And as a result of a good personality development training, one can have better personal and professional relationships as well as improved productivity and growth. Our personality plays a major role in our behaviour and all our interactions. Therefore, to improve the way we communicate with those around us, it’s important that we go deeper into our personality. Gaining awareness of what causes us to behave the way we do and how we come across to others is essential and holds the key to make suitable changes in our personality.

    From 7.30 pm to 8.30 pm volunteers had arranged a “BHAJAN SANDHYA” by Shraddha Mali and her team for the villagers and also for the refreshment of the volunteers. She has participated in many competitions at State Level. The evening chant with lots of kirtans and enjoyable divine bliss from that all were meant for the villagers and the volunteers.

    Day 06
    9th March, 2024
    Saturday

    Day started at 5.00 AM. All volunteers had to wake up at 5.00AM. 15 min are given to fresh purpose after that the 30 min yoga session conducted.

    The time is given to fresh purpose the assign volunteers team did breakfast, outside cleaning. After doing the breakfast we all gathered together at 10.00 AM for the “Shramdan” at the thakurwadi.

    At 11.00 am in the morning we had our special guest our Principal Dr. Jagdish Bakal Sir along with the HOD of Mechanical Department Prof. G. V. Patil enlightening all the NSS volunteers with their knowledge and also inspecting all the activities done by our volunteers. They interacted with the volunteers, appreciated their efforts and shared their own experiences of community service. The volunteers felt motivated and inspired by their words.

    In the afternoon, we had our lunch at 2.00 pm and then all the volunteers rested for a while and started planning for the evening activities.

    In the evening from 6.00 pm all the volunteers had planned some games for the villagers, right from small children to the adults. Games like musical chair, book balancing, frog jump etc were taken.

    Hence all the volunteers are divided into Group A, Group B and Group C ,volunteers. Among this groups basic tasks such as cooking duty, kitchen cleaning and outer cleaning was distributed. According to given tasks respective teams started working.

    Then by 9.00 PM all volunteers and faculty members again gathered for dinner. After dinner again one short meeting was conducted. In this meeting attendance was taken and agenda of next day was discussed. And also basic regular tasks was distributed within groups for next day. In this way 6th day of camp has been spent.

    In the night a bonfire was organised by Mr.Sujit Patil sir he is one of the renowned member of the village. The night was fulfilled with loads of laughter, music, games and dances where in our faculty was also involved in it.

    Day 07
    10th March 2024,
    Sunday

    The camp started early in the morning, and all the participants woke up to a beautiful day. After freshening up, the volunteers were served a nutritious breakfast.

    The first activity of the day was cleaning. All the volunteers divided themselves into different groups and cleaned the surroundings of the temple. They collected the garbage, picked up litter, and swept the premises. The activity not only helped keep the premises clean but also instilled a sense of responsibility towards the environment. Near the camp location there is water reservoir where domestic animals go for drinking water. But road to that place was blocked due to excess tree limbs so students cleared that.

    Next, the volunteers got busy preparing lunch. They were divided into groups and assigned different tasks such as cutting vegetables, cooking, and cleaning. The lunch menu included chicken curry, bhakari and rice. The volunteers worked in teams and coordinated well to ensure that the lunch was ready on time.

    In the evening, the volunteers had some free time to explore the surroundings. Some volunteers played games among themselves. The day ended with a feedback session where the volunteers shared their experiences and the learning they gained from the camp.

    In the afternoon, the gifts were distributed to all the winners who had participated in the games last night.

    Overall, it was a great day filled with learning, fun, and community service. The volunteers felt motivated and inspired to continue their efforts towards building a better society.

    At the end of the Special Camp, the volunteers compiled a note on the various problems faced by the villagers. This special camp has Kept all special unforgettable memories for lifetimes for each and every volunteers.

  • Cleanliness Drive

    Cleanliness Drive

    The NSS Unit of PHCET undertook a significant community service initiative involving the reconstruction of a village road and a cleanliness drive, emphasizing their commitment to rural development and community welfare.

    Date
    Venue
    Resource
    Faculty Coordinator
    Department
    Event Objective
    4th March, 2024
    Thakurwadi Posri
    Gram Panchyat Posri Thakurwadi
    Mr. Vikram Pawar
    NSS Unit, PHCET Rasayani
    The initiative aimed to improve accessibility and hygiene in the village, addressing pressing infrastructure and sanitation issues faced by the residents.

    Volunteers worked collaboratively to repair and reconstruct a damaged road section critical for the movement of people Volunteers cleaned public spaces, including streets, marketplaces, and water sources, removing garbage and ensuring proper waste disposal.

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  • Training on Power System at Tata Power Skill Development Institute, Shahad

    Training on Power System at Tata Power Skill Development Institute, Shahad

    Department of Electrical Engineering organized a training programme in association with Tata Power Skill Development Institute (TPSDI) Shahad on 26th February, 2024 to 3th March, 2024. 23 students were present for training. The training was delivered by Mr. Satish Mahajan, Mr. Hari Rohra, and Mr. Gautam Sonawane TPSDI, Shahad. Experts are having more than 35 years of industrial experience. The training consists of both theory and hands-on skills. They gave theory explanation at beginning of session.

    Date
    Venue
    Resource Person
    Faculty Coordinator
    Department
    Event Objective
    Event Output
    26th February, 2024 to 3th March, 2024
    TPSDI Shahad
    Mr. Satish Mahajan
    Ms, Supriya Shigwan
    Electrical Engineering
    To understand fundamentals concepts of power system
    Gained practical knowledge on power system.
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    Contents that were discussed during the Training are as follows:

    • Safety precautions: Importance of high danger zone (as the Power plant is of 11kV), various safety were introduced and were given to use by students for example: safety shoes, helmet
    • Basic overview of power system : Overall generation, transmission, distribution and utilization is explained and how are they performed is demonstrated live.
    • Circuit breaker and relays: If fault occurs then Circuit Breaker should work. Also relay should indicate type of fault. This instrument is used to detect and stop the flow of current through the system.
    • Domestic wiring: Types of Wiring, House Hold Typical Diagram, Protection, Type of wire & Conductor, Earthing, Types Of Wiring Diagram, Fault
    • Metering : Various types of meter, their testing, calculation of billing using meter, smart meter usage in the grid.
    • Industrial visit to Ambernath substation and HVDC Padgha: At Ambernath receiving station there are three heavy duty step down transformers. Each one of the transformer has the capacity to step down 22kv to 11kv. The transformers are incorporated with all types of indications, alarms and protection. At HVDC Padgha, Students got the basic idea about Transmission Line Power Flow, Convert DC to AC, Thyristor Bank, DC and AC Switchyard Operation, Electrode Station, PLCC and SCADA System Operation, etc.

    Students gave a test prior to working in the power plant and also after the training one test was conducted. Certificates were issued after the test. Students were happy with the training program, course content and practical sessions. They gained theoretical as well as practical knowledge, which include overview of the power system.

  • Training on Solar PV System at Tata Power Skill Development Institute, Shahad

    Training on Solar PV System at Tata Power Skill Development Institute, Shahad

    Department of Electrical Engineering organized a training programme in association with Tata Power Skill Development Institute (TPSDI) Shahad on 3th March, 2024. 17 students were present for training. The training was delivered by Mr. Hari S. Rohra & Mr. Bhandari, TPSDI, Shahad. Experts are having more than 35 years of industrial experience. The training consists of both theory and hands-on skills. They gave theory explanation at beginning of session.

    Date
    Venue
    Resource Person
    Faculty Coordinator
    Department
    Event Objective
    Event Output
    3rd March, 2024
    TPSDI Shahad
    Mr. Satish Mahajan
    Ms. Supriya Shigwan
    Electrical Engineering
    To understand fundamentals of Solar PV System
    Gained initial practical knowledge on solar PV system configuration and designing.

    The training session focuses on fundamentals of solar energy, wherein participants are briefed about fundamentals of solar radiation, solar geometry, solar noon, site survey and shadow analysis. The session also talked about different types of modules and cells. The participants gained initial practical experience on solar resource measurement and analysis, PV system configuration, and system designing.

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    Following Contents were discussed during the Training as follows:

    1. In-depth knowledge of basics, various components of a photovoltaic power plant such as photovoltaic modules, inverters, charge controllers, batteries, switchyard, and so on.
    2. Photovoltaic system types, Earthing in Solar PV, design philosophy, principles, examples and calculations.
    3. Installation of a solar PV system.
    4. Project management, economics and finance of projects, solar policies.
    5. Demonstration of Floating Solar system, Thermal Solar System and Rooftop systems.

    The participants gain an overall understanding of the fundamentals, design, management and existing policies relating to solar PV technology.