Program Description
This specialization covers essential techniques, advanced processes, and technologies for success in heavy manufacturing industries. Casting Process: Explore sand and investment casting, learning principles and best practices. Gain expertise in producing quality cast components for various sectors. Forging Process: Dive into forging, shaping metals through compression. Study closed and open die forging, material forgeability, and typical operations with practical application. Welding: Understand fundamental welding procedures for the heavy industrial sector. Learn about weld joints, welding symbols, welding distortion and control, and Industry standards through practical instruction. Quality Control and IoT 4.0: Study quality control techniques, welding automation, and IoT 4.0 integration. Learn about non-destructive inspection, dimensional inspections, and standards for weld quality assurance. Completing this course provides learners with the knowledge, abilities, and practical experience needed to excel in heavy manufacturing, contributing to Industrial efficiency and innovation.
Course Objectives
- To learn cutting-edge concepts for the manufacture of process equipment and capital goods
- To understand the practical constraints of heavy manufacturing's primary and secondary processes
- To design and outline the Fluid Power Industrial Application Circuit in detail
- To describe the major manufacturing activities of a typical pressure vessel
- To summarize the ASME codes for forgings and castings
- To learn the various technologies used in Industry 4.0 for welding automation
Key Highlights
Typical layout of Process Plant Equipment’s in various Industrial Sectors
Overview of ASME codes for Casting and Welding
Cylindrical and Conical Shell forming; Welding Procedure Specification (WPS)
Specialized welding such as Submerged arc welding and Electro Slag Strip Cladding (ESW Strip Cladding), Submerged Arc Strip Cladding etc.
Quality control of equipment, surface treatment, and refractory application
Manufacturing cycle for Process Plant Equipment - Pressure Vessel
Automation in Welding and IoT 4.0
Course enrollment data
Learning Format
Online
Duration
5 units
Certified by
IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation
Technology Innovation Hub (TIH) of IIT Madras
and
L&T EduTech
Program Fee
Rs. 5100/- Inclusive of Tax
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Program Description
Education Qualification
Students pursuing Diploma/ UG /PG Programs in Mechanical/ Manufacturing Mechatronics Engineering
Suggested Prerequisites
Fundamentals of Manufacturing
Teaching Hours
35
Lead Faculty
Mr. Naveen Jaiswal
Head - Design Quality Assurance & Design for Manufacture
Head- Knowledge Management Cell, L&T Heavy Engineering, Hazira, Gujarat Mr. Naveen Jaiswal, a B.Tech. graduate in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Kanpur, is the Head of Design Quality Assurance & Design for Manufacture and Head of Knowledge Management at L&T Heavy Engineering, Mumbai. With over three decades at L&T, Mr. Jaiswal's extensive experience spans Engineering, Manufacturing, Procurement, Project Management, Site Work, and Marketing for Process and Power Plants. He has led prestigious projects, managed the engineering for Shell Coal Gasifiers, and developed a powerful Knowledge Management Portal that has significantly improved design and manufacturing efficiency at L&T Heavy Engineering.
Dr.J Bhaskaran,
Subject Matter Expert- L&T EduTech
Dr. J Bhaskaran, a distinguished Mechanical Engineering expert with 30 years of combined teaching and industry expertise, holds a PhD from Anna University. He has authored 20 papers in Scopus-indexed journals with over 70 citations and supervised MS and PhD students. Currently with L&T EduTech, he focuses on Digital Manufacturing and Automation. Dr. Bhaskaran has conducted technical courses for leading companies like L&T, Ford India Ltd, and Apollo Tyres. He is a member of Indian Society for Technical Education and Society of Automobile Engineering (USA). As former Head of Mechanical Engineering, he secured re-accreditation for Anna University's Mechanical Engineering Department twice under the NBA-new Tier-II-Washington accords.
