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Vol. 3 Issue 8 August, 2012. Website: www.sowdambikaengg.com E mail: sscengg@ vsnl.net

EDITORIAL BOARD

Dr. M. Siva Kumar, Principal,

Editor-in-Chief

Mr. K.S. Srinivas, Asst. Prof. / English Associate Editor

Members

Mrs. M. Anitha Radha Roobavathy, Asst. Prof. / English

Mr. M. Barathiraja, Asst. Prof. / English

Ms. N. Reka Rani Asst. Prof. / English

Technical Support

Ms. M.Kalpana, Lab Technician / English

Mad(k)e Weak by time and fate

But Strong in Will,

To Strive, to seek, to find…

and not to yield” - Tennyson.

From the Editorial Board:

In the recent scenario, the role of the citizens of India is multi-faceted. Each one should aim at great domain. The domain which is not a simple confined. It is a multi-dimensional. Each individual should have different manifolds such as education, sports, socio-economic, public-relationship, inter personal skills, soft skills etc. Unless a man develops these qualities, the entire manhood remains obsolete. Commitment is more important than being apart. Accomplishment is more important than supplementing. Attachment is more important than detachment. Adjustment is more important than adamant. Involvement is more important than negligence. Totally, humane is more important in all respects. The greatest of the greatness can be achieved only through the sustained practice of all the human qualities. A learner is the one who learns the matters adequately and transforms it to others. A sports man is the one who involves in the sports activities and gets the name and fame through his sportsmanship. A very good person is one who maintains the relationship with love and affection with all the people. A business man is the one who fulfills the needs of the customer. A humanitarian is the one who exhibits the qualities like mercy, love, kindness, hope and all optimistic characters. With these few words, I pose my appeal to all the students of our college to come up with flying colours in all your academic and life endeavours.

-K.S.Srinivas

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We feel highly excited and honoured to write the details of our exemplary and esteemed faculty Mr.F.Jahubar Sadik, Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. He is a man endowed with sincerity, honesty, and steadfastness. He is noted for his leadership qualities. He is such a dedicated and industrious person. At the same time, he is kind hearted and a path shower to the student community. He is good at guiding and motivating the students to become successful in their life and career. With this brief note of his nature,

we can further see his outstanding educational qualifications. First, he did his B.E in Mechanical Engineering at Md.Sathak Engineering College, Keelakarai.

He passed out B.E with first class on May, 1997. Then he finished his M.E in Production Engineering at Annamalai University with first class in December, 2002. With his academic excellence, he ventured to find a suitable place for him first in industries and then in the teaching vide. At first, he started his career in Southern Pressing in Quality Control Department for more than two years and then as a teaching faculty in CSE Computer Education for two years. Later, he worked as production manager at Crown Fabrications for more than two years. Since he has a keen interest in teaching fields, he performed as lecturer at Sri Sowdambika Polytechnic College for six months and then he worked as an Assistant Professor at MNSK College of Engineering for one year. Finally he finds his suitable place once again in SSCE as AP/HOD in Mechanical Engineering. Besides, he gives importance to co-curricular activities which is evident through his participation in various activities conducted at various colleges. They are as follows,

• Attended a two day workshop on “Application of Natural Fibre Composites for the Development of Rural Societies” organized by Centre of Manufacturing Science, National Engineering College at Kovilpatti during 27 & 28th June 2012.

• Attended one day seminar on “Recent Trends in CAD/CAM/CAE Technology” organized by Trident Techlabs Pvt.Ltd at Sri Janakiram Hotels, Tirunelveli on 28th January 2011.

• Attended ten days in-plant training programme on “Recent Trends in Quality Management” organized by Sun Enterprises at Trichy during the period 14.0602010 to 26.06.2010.

• Attended one day workshop on “Peer Convention Program” sponsored by RRC, TANSACS and organized by Anna University, at Tirunelveli on 21st January 2009.

• Acted as Programme Officer of YRC & RRC and conducted various programmes viz. AIDS awreness programme, Peer Convention Programme, Many Blood Donation Camps, Road Safety Awareness Programme hosted by RTO, Virudhunagar District etc.

• Presented a paper entitiled “Analysis of Extrusion 6061 AL with 20% SICP Composites Using Flow Function Method” at IGCAR, Kalpak.

He is pragmatic and analytical in solving problems. He is scholarly elite with remarkable leadership quality. With his diligent guidance, the Mechanical Department is marching to nurture success.

Prof.F.Jahubar Sadik HOD/MECH

Profile of an Engineering Teacher

A soft answer turns away wrath.


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Staff Name Nature of Program

Topic Organization Date

Mr.S.Muthukumar,

HOD/CSE

Workshop Hands on session on Network Security

Anna university, Chennai.

27.07.2012 &

28.07.2012

Mrs.K.Kirubha AP/CSE

Workshop Image Classification and Retrieval

VIT University, Vellore.

27.07.2012 &

28.07.2012

Staff Name

Mr.S.Gnanasambanthan AP/ECE

Ms.P.Ananthi

AP/ECE

Mr.P.Balaganesh AP/ECE

Attended One day workshop on SCILAB conducted by Techpassion at SSCE, Aruppukottai on 18th July,2012.

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

A good name is better than riches


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STAFF NAME

Ms.V.Neviya

AP/EEE

Ms.M.Jeyachithra AP/EEE

Organized an ‘Aptitude Contest’ on the topic ‘General and Technical Aptitude Questions’ at SSCE,Aruppukottai on 26.07.2012.

STAFF NAME

Mr.P.Manikandan AP/EEE

Mr.J.Ganesan AP/EEE

Ms.K.Priya Vathanaa AP/EEE

Ms.M.Jeyachithra AP/EEE

Mr.R.Karthik Kumar AP/EEE

STAFF NAME

Mr.D.Guru Karthik Babu

AP/EEE

Ms.V.Neviya AP/EEE

Ms.S.T.Shanmugapriya

AP/EEE

Ms.G.Umadevi AP/EEE

Participated in FDP Programme on the topic ‘ Intelligent Controllers and its Applications on Grid Integration and Distributed Generation’ at SSCE, Aruppukottai on 7.7.12

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Better be the head of a dog than the tail of a lion


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STUDENT NAME

YEAR

EVENT

TOPIC

PLACE

DATE

Selvan. A.Rajavel Selvan. D.Vigneswaran Selvan.P.Nijanthan Selvan. S.Sam Swamy Vasanth Selvan. S.Michel Raj Selvan. P.DhaneshKumar Selvan. R.Manikandan Selvan. S.Prabakaran Selvan. A.Thimotheu Selvan. A.Kandasamy Selvan. K.Pandia Rajan Selvan. S.Deeparani Selvi. R.Lakshmi Devi Selvi. M.Suga Priya Selvi. N.Dhivya Selvan. R.Raja Sekaran Selvan. M.Kannan Selvan.V.Seenivasagan Selvan. J.Anantha Kumar

IV FDP

INTELLIGENT CONTROLLERS

AND ITS APPLICATIONS

ON GRID INTEGRATION

AND DISTRIBUTED GENERATION

SREE SOWDAMBIKA COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING

07.07.12

Selvi. D.Arthypradeepa Selvi. S.Banukutti Selvi. S.ESwari Selvi. A.R.JothiSri Selvan. G.Karthikeyan Selva. A.Mariya Anthoni Selvan. Praveen Selvi. G.Selvalakshmi Selvan. G.Vignesh Selvan. A.Selvaprabhu Selvi. U.Vishnu Priya Selvi. K.Madhumitha Selvan. R.Mohammed Selvan. Sahirul Saman Selvi. S.Mathumitha Selvan. M.Muniyaraj Selvan. M.Sundararaj Selvan. T.Siva Kumaran Selvan. A.Shanmuga

III

FDP

INTELLIGENT CONTROLLERS

AND ITS APPLICATIONS

ON GRID INTEGRATION

AND DISTRIBUTED GENERATION

SREE SOWDAMBIKA COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING

07.07.12


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IN-PLANT TRAINING

NAME OF THE STUDENT YEAR PLACE DATE

Selvan. S.Michel Raj Selvan. A.Rajavel Selvan. V.Seenivasagan Selvan. M.Kannan

IV A.S.Electrical

Pollachi 29-06-12 to 02-07-12

Selvan. D.Vigneswaran Selvan. P.Nijanthan Selvan. I.Karuppana Pandiyan Selvan. A.Manikandan Gowtham

IV

ST-CMS Electrical Company,

Neyveli

13-06-12 to 16-06-12

Selvan. C.Rajkumar Selvan. S.Manickavasagam Selvan. M.Muthu Subbu Selvan. J.Venkatesan Selvan. R.Karthik

IV TNEB/Substation

Solakarai 26-05-12 to 30-05-12

Selvan. A.Selva Prabu Selvan. A.Gajendra Narayanan

III Ramco Cements 12-06-12

Selvan. A.Selva Prabu III Premier Poly Bags 22-06-12

Velayutham Selvan.U.Sathya Prakash Selvi.V.Chitra Selvi. D.Ramya devi Selvan. S.Murugan Selvan. A.Raja ram Selvan. S.Deva Kirubakaran

Confession is the first step to repentance


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A Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network or VANET is a technology that uses moving cars as nodes in a network to create a mobile network.

VANET turns every participating car into a wireless router or node, allowing cars approximately 100 to 300 metres of each other to connect and, in turn, create a network with a wide range.

As cars fall out of the signal range and drop out of the network, other cars can join in, connecting vehicles to one another so that a mobile Internet is created.

It is estimated that the first systems that will integrate this technology are police and fire vehicles to communicate with each other for safety purposes.

Example:

We can understand VANETs as subset of MANET and best example of VANET is Bus System of any University which are connected. These buses are moving in different parts of city to pick or drop students if they are connected, make a Ad hoc Network

STAFF NAME

Mr.V.GaneshKumar

HOD/IT

Mr.S.Ganesh Kumar

AP/IT

Mrs.P.KavithaPandian AP/IT

Mr.P.Balamurugan

System Admin Attended one day workshop on SCILAB Conducted by Techpassion at SSCE on 18.7.12

Department of Information Technology

Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you


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Architecture of VANET:

Applications:

GPS and navigation systems can benefit, as they can be integrated with traffic reports to provide the fastest route to work. A commuter can turn a traffic jam into a productive work time by having his email downloaded and read to him by the on-board computer, or if traffic slows to a halt, read it himself.

It would also allow for free, VoIP services such as GoogleTalk or Skype between employees, lowering telecommunications costs.

Future applications could involve cruise control making automatic adjustments to maintain safe distances between vehicles or alerting the driver of emergency vehicles in the area.

To support message differentiation in VANET, IEEE 802.11e standard is incorporated in vehicular communication.

Mrs.P.Kavitha Pandian AP/IT

Envy shoots at others and wounds herself


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STAFF NAME EVENT TOPIC PLACE DURATION

Mr.F.Jahubar Sadik HOD/Mech

Workshop

Application of natural fibre

composites for the development of rural societies

National Engineering

College, Kovilpatti

27.6.2012 to

28.6.2012

Mr.G.Arockiaraja AP/Mech

Workshop

Application of natural fibre

composites for the development of rural societies

National Engineering

College, Kovilpatti

27.6.2012 to

28.6.2012

STAFF NAME

Mr.R.Murugesh AP/ MECH

Mr.K.Mohan Lab Techician/MECH

Participated in CNC-XL turning machine training programme conducted at MTAB.Pvt.Ltd, Chennai for four days from 23.7.12 to 26.7.12.

STUDENT NAME

Selvan. S.Anantha Manikandan

III/Mech

Selvan.S.Sundaramoorthi III/Mech

Selvan. R.Lakshman

III/Mech

Selvan. R.Balakrishnan III/Mech

Attended Workshop on ‘Learn Solid Modeling in a Day’ at Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Engineering on 20.7.12

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Every dog is a lion at home


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Mr.C.John Suresh Kumar

HOD/Civil

Five Days Training Program

Building Information

Modeling For Construction

Sri Vidya College of

Engineering, Virudhunagar.

22.05.2012 To

26.05.2012

STAFF NAME

Ms.S.Suriya Kala AP/E&I

Mrs.G.Anushree

AP/E&I

Mr.J.Goldwyn Sudhakar AP/E&I

Participated in FDP on “Intelligent Controllers Application in Grid Integration of Distributed Generation” at SSCE, Aruppukottai on 7.7.12.


Mrs.S.Renuka HOD/E&I

One day

workshop

SCILAB

SSCE,

Aruppukottai

18.7.12

Department of Civil Engineering

Department of Electronics and Instrumentation

Evil communications corrupt good manners


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The field of instrumentation includes the science and art of measurement, control, and process

manipulation. Specifically, instrumentation is the technology of creating, constructing, and maintaining

the measuring and controlling devices and systems that equip the manufacturing plants and research

institutions so vital to today’s expanding economy. Variables measured include temperature, pressure,

flow, liquid level, velocity, density, and many others.

Role of an Instrumentation Engineer

• An Instrumentation Engineer typically work for industries with automated processes, such as

chemical or manufacturing plants, with the goal of improving system productivity, reliability,

safety, optimization, and stability.

• To control the parameters in a process or in a particular system, devices such as microprocessors,

microcontrollers or PLCs are used, but their ultimate aim is to control the parameters of a system.

• The Instrumentation Technology, being an inter-disciplinary branch of engineering, is heading

towards development of new & intelligent sensors, smart transducers, MEMS Technology, Blue

tooth Technology.

• The automation systems in the production are rapidly being enhanced and the demand for highly

skilled instrumentation engineers is on the rise.

• In the instrumentation systems manufacturing sector, the demand for well trained process control

engineering graduates is always present. This BE (EIE) course provides Instrumentation students

with sound theoretical & practical training in the operation and design of electronic instruments,

digital logic systems, and computer based automatic process control & instrumentation, &

automatic control system design, etc.

• To meet the industrial requirements of future, students are also made to become well versed with

personal computer applications in Instrumentation, Process Control Systems Design, PLCs, DSP

Architecture & Design, Microprocessors and Microcontroller System Design & Experimentation,

Industrial Electronics & Applications.

• Moreover Instrumentation being one of the most important sought branches in Industrial point of

view, a combination of Electronics and Instrumentation would fetch high dividends for the

students who take up Electronics and Instrumentation as their career course.

Faults are thick where love is thin


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Mrs.S.Renuka HOD/E&I

Great talkers are great liars


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GALVANI'S ANIMAL ELECTRICITY

Luigi Galvani (1737-1798), Italian physician and physicist. A teacher of medicine in Bologna, Galvani's great interest was animal electricity. In one experiment he applied current to the nerves of a frog and observed the contractions of the muscles in their legs. This led to widespread speculation on the relationship of biology, chemistry and electricity.

INVENTION FROM KITCHEN

One day he noticed that some frogs' legs he'd hung from brass hooks in a row on his balustrade, pending his dinner, twitched whenever the breeze blew them against the ironwork. At about the same time his wife Lucia noticed in his laboratory that the muscles of a frog's leg contracted when an assistant happened to be touching the main nerve with a steel scalpel at the same instant that a spark leaped from one of the electrical machines being operated across the room. (The only type of electricity then known was the static type, in the form of sparks from various friction devices.)

Fig 2

Galvani knew that metals transmitted this mysterious substance called electricity, and came to the obvious conclusion that some kind of electricity - which he called "animal electricity" - was generated in the tissue of the frog and, flowing through the metal skewer and fence, activated the frog's muscles.fig 2 represents the galvani’s lab

Fig 1 Luigi Galvani

Mrs.G.Anushree AP/E&I

Happiness takes no account of time


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Normally the time on the earth’s surface is reckoned with respect to the overhead sun. When the sun is overhead at a given meridian, it is 12 noon for all places situated at that meridian. This is called local time.

But this local time varies from one place to the other. The question arises how? Since the earth completes its one rotation of 3600 in 24 hrs. That is, the time required for one degree longitude rotation of the earth is 4 minutes. Actually the earth rotates on its axis from west to east but the apparent movement of the sun is from east to west, and so a place that is situated west words of a given place will experience the over head sun later and the time of place will be behind the time east words of it. So the time differs from one place to the other at the rate of 4 minutes per degree of longitude.

So according to the sun movement we are imaging all places east words from a reference point have a time ahead and all places west words of it have a time behind. That is why the standard time of Bangladesh in ahead of Indian standard time and Pakistan standard time is behind the Indian standard time.

Standard time refers to an area example, a country it is the time of a centrally located meridian and the same time is conventionally assigned to the whole area of the country. Regarding our nation the central meridian is the longitude of 820 30’ and it passes near Allahabad and so the Indian standard time is in fact the time of this meridian. IST is 5hrs 30minutes ahead of GMT since we are in eastwards according to the International world Geography.

So, totally time of different places or countries of the world is varying and at the same time we could arrive a date of the world. To avoid this confusion the concept of International Date line has been adopted since 1972.

Counting from the prime meridian, the date to the east it is one day ahead than to its west, That is, a person travelling westwards of the prime meridian up to 1800 W will put his watch back by 12 hrs and the other person travelling eastwards up to 1800 will have put his watch 12 hrs forward. Thus the watches of these two persons meeting at the International Date Line will have the same time, but different dates.

Why two different dates? Means, from 11.00p.m – 11.59 pm the date will not vary in the International Date Line but exactly at 12p.m slice of world will be exhibited to sunlight and it goes a day ahead.

Department of Science and Humanities

A.Sathiavathi AP/ Mathematics

Hasty climbers have sudden falls


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A One day FDP was organized and conducted on 7th July 2012 by the department of EEE. The topic of the FDP was “Intelligent Controllers and its Applications on Grid Integration and Distributed Generation”. Dr.C.K.Babulal, Professor of Thiagarajar College of Engineering and Professor P.Selvam, Government College of Engineering, Tirunelveli and Dr.S.P. Umayal, Prof and Head/EEE, Sethu Institute of Technology, were the Guests of Honour.

Events of the month

Faculty Development Programme

Prof. P.Manikandan, HOD/EEE, the Chief Guests and Ms.M.Jeya chitra, AP/EEE are on the dais-a view.

Prof. Dr.C.K.Babulal is delivering the lecture in the FDP -a view.

Dr. S.P.Umayal from Sethu Institute of Technology delivering

a lecture-a view.

A blow with a word strikes deeper than a blow with a sword


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An Orphanage Visit was organized by NSS Unit of our college in association with Medical Counseling Organization. The Volunteers of the NSS Unit extended their philanthropic gesture by the way of donating a lump sum of money to the orphanage.

VISIT TO ORPHANAGE

After visiting and enjoying with the kids, the NSS volunteers are at the summit of ecstasy by way of taking photo-a view.

A staff of Grace Kennet Orphanage discussing with Mr.Arockia Raja,AP/Mechanical & Programme Officer NSS Unit and Mrs.M.Anitha Radha Roobavathy, AP/English & Incharge, Medical Counselling Organization-a view.

A broken watch is right two times a day


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A Open Source Training Programme for Staff on ‘SCILAB’ was conducted on 18th July 012. The workshop was conducted by ‘Tech Passion’, Chennai. Over twenty five staff members participated in the workshop. The programme was organized by the department of IT.

WORKSHOP

The SCILAB workshop is in progress by the delivering of the executives of Tech Passion – a view.

Prof. V.Ganeshkumar, HOD/IT, addressing along with the delegates-a view.

A burnt child dreads the fire


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The Pranic Healing programme was organized on 19th July 2012 under the banner of Medical Counseling Organization. Mrs.Vinotha, Chief-Healer, hosted the programme. All the staff-members of the college attended the programme and got benefitted.

As a part of Staff-club activity a one day excursion was organized and visited the tourist spots on 21st July 2012 especially kaniyakumari District. There was an overwhelming response from the teaching and non-teaching side. Staff members joining with their family members enjoyed the tour. The highlight of the tour was that it was also accompanied by the Principal of the college.

STAFF CLUB ACTIVITY

The staff members both teaching and non-teaching along with the Principal rejoicing the twilight at Kaniyakumari-a view.

PRANIC HEALING

An enthusiastic lecture on Pranic healing is being delivered by

the healer-a view.

An involved participation of the staff and outsiders-a view.

Don't make a mountain out of a molehill


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Under Medical counseling organization a Free Dental Check-Up was taken place on 25.7.2012. The Dentist from Madurai Dental Centre visited our college. Over two hundred students including staff got benefitted through this Dental Camp.

Under NCC wing of our college an awareness programme on “Simple Exercises in Yoga” was conducted on 28th July 2012. The “Manavalakalai Mandram” of Aruppukottai town demonstrated this yogic exercises to the staff and students. All the audience got benefitted through this programme.

FREE DENTAL CHECK-UP

A Student is being given counseling by the dentists-a view.

SIMPLE EXERCISES IN YOGA

Lt.J.Ganesan ANO/NCC of our college monitoring on the dais along with the executives of “Manavalakalai Mandram”-a view.

Discretion is the better part of valor


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BIGGEST LIES:

Women: “I will be ready in five minutes”

Men: “I will be in home within five minutes.

Judging a person does not define who they are.

It defines who you are. BY UNKNOWN

For boys it is easier to pick up 40kg girl but for the same boy

it is quiet difficult to pick up 14.2kg gas cylinder.

Moral of the story: subject and intersubject and intersubject and intersubject and interest mattersest mattersest mattersest matters

ABCDEFG

A Boy Can Do Everything For a Girl

GFEDCBA

Girl Forgot Everything Done & Catches a new

Boy Again

Prepared by

M.KARUPPASAMYM.KARUPPASAMYM.KARUPPASAMYM.KARUPPASAMY

AP/MATHS

AIM in life must be

6 Digit salary

5 Days work

4 wheeler vehicle

3 BHK flat

2 Cute children

1 Sweet heart

0 Tensions

Education is a progressive discovery of our own ignorance

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