Industrial Visit

Industrial visits provide students with hands-on learning through direct interaction with industry professionals, exposure to real-world working methods, and insights into employment practices. They also offer valuable exposure to the corporate world and key benefits, such as: Learning from industry experts, Gaining new insights through observation, Bridging the gap between theory and practice. Enhancing career prospects. Expanding perspectives and exploring new opportunities.

The main aim of the visit was to give students exposure to real-world applications of engineering principles, especially in automotive technology and its scientific foundations. Students gained valuable insights into current industry trends and future technologies, including electric vehicles and autonomous driving systems.

The visit aimed to give students practical exposure to dairy industry operations and equipment, with a particular focus on mechanical engineering processes. They observed cooling systems that use refrigeration cycles, compressors, and evaporators to rapidly bring collected milk to below 4°C. Students also learned about the thermodynamic principles of refrigeration and the maintenance of these large-scale cooling systems.