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IEI and Uttarakhand State Centre

University of Petroleum & Energy StudiesUniversity of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES) is India's and Pan Asia's

first

Energy & Core Sector University. UGC approved and NAAC accredited, UPES offers

over 50 graduate and postgraduate programs to more than 5000 students in the high

growth sectors of Oil & Gas, P ower, Aviation, Shipping, Automobile, Infrastructure,

Electronics, IT and Logistics & Supply Chain. The Centre for Continuing Education

(CCE) and Centre for Aviation Studies (CAS), UPES offer Executive programs

through distance learning mode for the working professionals. A statutory university,

UPES was established in 2003 through an Act (UPES Act, 2003) of the State

Legislature of Uttarakhand. It is situated in a picturesque, 30-acre spacious campus

Pondha valley, Dehradun. Since its inception, UPES has emerged as a world-class

institution; dedicated to developing super-specialized, ready to deploy managers and

engineers for domain specific Industry. UPES is committed to provide training,

research, consultancy or outreach services in Energy & allied areas. Moreover, within

a very short span of time, UPES has become the "Institution of Choice" for students

and corporates in the Energy and Core sectors. UPES is pro-actively involved

research and development activities. Eleven exclusive dedicated research centers are

deeply engaged in exploring, discovering and understanding various aspects of core

sectors in chosen domains.

Dehradun –

Capital City of

Uttarakhand Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand is situated in

the foothills of Himalayas, about

230 Km from Delhi. It is well connected by air/rail/road from Delhi and by road and

rail from major cities of India. Several research and development institutionsinternational and national repute namely Forest Research Institute (FRI), Indian

Military Academy (IMA), Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology and Oil and Natural

Gas Corporation (ONGC), Central Soil & Water Conservation Research & Training

Institute, etc. are located. Mussoorie the famous Hill Station, Rishikesh and Haridwar

are within 70 Km. from Dehradun It has a pleasant weather throughout the year

Normally temperature of Dehradun varies from 17-24C during Nov. month.

Post Convention Tour A one day paid tour shall be organized

for the delegates in and around Dehradun

including Mussoorie/ Tehri Dam to the places of interest on 10 th Nov., 2013. Interested

delegates may kindly give their option for visits to the places with registration.

in

in

of

.

National Advisory Com mittee

Chairman: Er. S. S. Rathore

, President , IEI

Co-Chairman:

Padamashree Prof. R. M. Vasagam, Chairman, ASDB, IEI

Dr. S. J. Chopra, Chancellor, UPES, Dehradun

Convenor:

Dr. Om Prakash,

Associate Head, Dept. of Aerospace, COES, UPES

Co-Convenor:

Er. R. P. Jamloki, Past Chairman, IEI, UKSC, Dehradun

Er. K. P. Tripathi, Imm.

Past Chairman, IEI, UKSC, Dehradun

Members: Dr. R. Krishnamurthy, Member, ASDB, IEI

Er.

Vijayamohanakumar

S. R.,

Member, ASDB, IEI

Er. Narendra Singh, Vice-

President, IEI

Dr. S. Shubha

Rao, Surveyor General of India, Dehradun

Prof. Pradipta

Banerji, Director, IIT, Roorkee

Dr. D. S. Chauhan, Vice-Chancellor, UTU,

Dehradun

Dr. Parag

Diwan, Vice-Chancellor, UPES, Dehradun

Dr. Krishna Kumar, Vice -

Chancellor, DIT University, Dehradun

Dr. Prahlada, Vice-Chancellor, DIAT, Pune

Dr. Rajendra

Prasad Dhobhal, Director General, UCOST, DehradunDr. M.Y.S. Prasad, Distinguishe d Scientist & Director, DoS ,

Andra

Pradesh

Dr. M. M. Kimothi, Director, Uttarakhand

Space Application Centre, Dehradun

Dr. Y.V.N. Krishna Murthy, Director, IIRS, Dehradun

Dr.

C. P. Ramanarayanam, OS & Director, GTRE, DRDO, Bangalore,

Shri

S. Varadarajan, Director, LRDE, DRDO, Bangalore,

Shri

M. C. Dathan, Director, LPSC, DRDO, Thiruvananthapuram

Shri

Rajendra Velagapudi,

Sr.VP

& Head-

Aerospace BU, Infotech

Enterprises Ltd.

Shri

Deepak Garoo, Quality Mana ger, Pratt & Whitney, UTC India Pvt

Ltd, Bangalore

Shri

Mirza

Faizan, CEO, Avembsys

Technologies Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore

Dr. R. K. Sharma, Scientist-

G, Project Director, DRDL, Hyderabad

Dr. Debasish Ghose, Prof & Chairman, Dept. of Aerospace Engg.,

IISc, Bangalore

Shri

P. K. Pandey, Head of Aerostructures, Global Engineering Centre-India, United

Technologies Corporation-

Aerospace Systems, Bangalore

Prof. Utpal

Ghosh, Pro Vice-

Chancellor, UPES, Dehradun

Dr. Kamal Bansal, Director, COES, UPES, Dehradun

Dr. Mukesh

Saxena, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Mechanical, COES, UPES, Dehradun

Dr. Uger

Guven, Dept. of Aerospace, COES, UPES, DehradunEr.

Anant

Bhaskar Garg, Hony. Secy., IEI, UKSC, Dehradun

Organizing Committee

Chairman: Er. J. P. T

omar, Chairman, IEI, UKSC, Dehradun

Co-Chairman: Dr. Shrihari, Campus Director, UPES,

Dehradun

Organizing Secretary: Dr. R.

K. Tripathi, Dept. of Aerospace, COES, UPES

Jt. Organizing Secretary: Er.

Anant

Bhaskar

Garg, CIT, COES, UPES, Dehradun

Members: Er. S. C. Goyal, Past Chairman, IEI, UKSC, Dehradun

Er. C. P. Sharma,

Exec. Comm. Member, IEI, UKSC, Dehradun

Er. R. K. Jain, Exec. Comm. Member, IEI, UKSC, Dehradun

Er. P. K. Bhargava, Exec . Comm. Member,

IEI, UKSC, Dehradun

Er. S. H. A. Jafri, , IEI, UKSC, DehradunInvited Member

Er. Ram Shankar, , IEI, UKSC, DehradunInvited Member Mr. Sudhir

Joshi, Dept. of Aerospace, COES, UPES, Dehradun

Mr. Sourabh

Bhat,

Dept. of Aerospace, COES, UPES, Dehradun

Mr. Karthik

Sundarraj,


Mr. Linsu

Sebastian, Dept. of Aerospace, COES, UPES, DehradunMr. Pavan

K. Nanduri, Dept. of Aerospace, COES, UPES, Dehradun

Mr. Sudhir K. Chaturvedi,


Mr. A. J. Arun Jeyaprakash ,


Technical Committee

Chairman: Er.

Vijayamohanakumar

S. R.,

Member, ASDB, IEI

Members: Dr. A. K. Ghosh, Prof.,

Dept. of Aerospace, IIT, Kanpur

Prof. P. Raghothama

Rao, Retd., Scientist –

G, CEMILAC

Dr. Rakesh

Kumar, Dept. of Aerospace, PEC University of Technology, Chandigarh

Ms. Anita, Scientist C, IRDE, Dehradun

Mr. Ajai

K. Srivastava, Dept. of Mechanical, COES, UPES, Dehradun

Mr. P. S. Ranjit, Dept. of Mechani cal, COES, UPES, Dehradun

Mr. Narayan Khatri, Dept. of Mechanical, COES, UPES,

Dehradun

Mr. Sourabh

Bhat,


FIRST INFORMATION BROCHURE

TWENTY SEVENTH

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF

AEROSPACE ENGINEERS

&

NATIONAL SEMINAR ON

Technological and EngineeringChallenges In Indian Aerospace Industr

November 8 and 9, 2013ovember 8 and 9, 2013

Organised by

T heI nstitution

of Engineers (I ndia)heI nstitution of Engineers (I nda) Uttarakhand State Centre

Dehradun

in Association with

University

Of Petroleum & Ener

Studies

Dehrad

un

under the aegis of

Aerospace Engineering

Division Board

T he I nstitution of Engineers (I

ndia)

„

Dr. Ambrish Tiwari, Invited Member, IEI, UKSC, Dehradun

The Institution of Engineers (India) was established during 1920 with a mission to

provide quality education, training and applied research in the fields of technologyand management to assist the engineering fraternity to be innovative and advanced

to meet the challenges in the unbounded world of tomorrow and to be the front lineinterface between academia, research, industry and other sectors in advanced

Engg/ Tech application and Key enabler in fostering high and thrust area

programmes. It was registered under the Indian company's act 1913, in the year 1920 & was granted the Royal Charter of Incorporation 1935 by His Majesty the King

George V of England in 1935. Presently it has 15 engineering disciplines. TheInstitution of Engineers (India), with its headquarters in Kolkata, India, is

administered by a National Council with the President as its Head, and operatesthrough 27 State Centres and 77 Local Centres, located at capital cities and towns of

industrial and academic importance all over the country, and five OverseasChapters. The Institution of Engineers (India) in the national member organization of

world federation of engineering organizations (WFEO). Beside, the co-chairman of WFEO all the council members of IEI are the members of WFEO. The IEI is a

member of Federation of Engineering Institutions of south and central Aries(FEISCA). The Secretary and Director General is the Chief Executive of the

Institution. The Institution of Engineers (India); IEI, Uttarakhand State Centre(UKSC) came into existence with the formation of State of Uttarakhand during Nov.,

2000. Earlier it was a chapter under Uttar Pradesh. In the year 2003, this LocalCentre was upgraded to State Centre, Dehradun. State Centre being operated from

a small office in premises of Yamuna Colony. A beautiful building near I.S.B.T. was

constructed and the Institution was shifted in 2006 to this Building. Presently thereare 1290 corporate member of the state center.

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TWENTY SEVENTH NATIONAL CONVENTION

OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERS

&

NATIONAL SEMINAR ON“Technological and Engineering Cha llenges In In dian Aerospace Industr y”

Novemb er 8 and 9, 2013

The Twenty Seven National Convention of Aerospace Engineers will be organized by the

The Institution of Engineers (India), Uttarakhand State Centre in association with

University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) on 8 th and 9th November, 2013 along

with a National Seminar on “Technological and Engineering Challenges In Indian

Aerospace Industry” . This Seminar provides an opportunity to bring the Experts,Industrialists, Engineers and business people from Aerospace Engineering sectors,

academia and industry associations on a common platform to share their experiences,

knowledge and views, benefiting all concerned.

Present Status and Technological C hallenges of Indian Aerospace Programme

Enormous progress have been made towards indigenous Design, Development and

Production of Aircrafts, Missiles and Launch Vehicles at premier Organisations, like

Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA), Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL),

National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL), Defence Research

and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Indian Space Research Organisation

(ISRO) along with active participation of Industries and Academic Institutions. Many

multinationals are having their base in this country to utilise the expertise available in this

specialised field. Successful Flights of Aircrafts, like LCA, HANSA and SARAS,

Missiles, like PRITHVI, AGNI, BRAHMOS, SAGARIKA and Launch Vehicles, like

PSLV, GSLV and their variants used for launching national and international satellites,

Space Recovery Experiments (SRE), Moon Mission, etc. are the testimony of the

laudable progress. Further, the design and development of future Advanced Aircrafts,Tactical and Intercepting Missiles, Underwater operation of BRAHMOS, Reusable

Aerospace Vehicles, Hypersonic Research Vehicles, Manned Missions, Micro Air

vehicles, Air Breathing Engines for rockets and missiles, etc. are planned; and progress is

being made to realize in near future.

Scope

This convention aims to contribute to enrich and develop a panorama of futuristic

aerospace technologies and attain a level of stature among the Aeronautical and

Aerospace fraternity of India.

The main objective of the Convention is to discuss the recent advances and success in

Aerospace Engineering in both Civil and Defence sectors and how to face future

challenges. The recent success in aerospace technologies has set a great challenges and

opportunities for the Scientists working in this field. The requirements include the

development of advanced auto pilot to handle critical maneuvers of the aerospace

vehicle, development of high fidelity multi-disciplinary design tools, design of advanced

propulsion systems like cryogenic engines, advanced turbojet engines, scramjet, pulse

detonation engine for futuristic flight vehicle design, light weight aerospace vehicles and

smart structures. The advanced composite materials are required for aerospace vehicles towithstand high temperatures arising due to hypersonic flight. Successful culmination of

Major Aerospace R & D efforts in India highlights the need to address issues related to

Production with specific reference to participation of private sectors and entrepreneurial

initiatives.

The programme of the National Seminar will consist of Inaugural Session, Six Technical

Sessions, Panel Discussion and Valedictory Session. Dr Vikram Sarabhai Memorial

Lecture and State-of-Art Lecture will be delivered by eminent experts from the

interdisciplinary fields of Aerospace Engineering. Experts from industries and academia,

Defence organizations, R & D are being approached to deliver Invited Lectures broadly

based on the theme and following sub-themes. Besides the invited talks, a limited number

of selected technical papers are planned for presentation at the Convention.

Sub-Themes

Call for papers

Technical papers relevant to the theme and sub-themes are invited from Researchers,

Field Engineers, Academia, R&D Institutions, Defence Organizations and industries. All

papers after review b y the Technical Committee will be published in the Technical

Volume of the Convention. The dates and deadlines for submission of papers are given

below:

Venue

University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Energy Acres, PO Bidholi

(via Prem Nagar), Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248007, India

Participation

Central and State Government Agencies, Public and Private Sector Organizations,

Universities. Defence Organizations, R & D Organizations are expected to participate in

the 27th National Convention of Aerospace Engineers and the National Seminar. Experts

from other countries are also expected to take part in this National Seminar.

Proceedings

The Technical Papers will be published in proceedings, which will be made available to

the registered delegates. Papers will be included in the proceedings only when it is

presented and registration fee is paid in time.

Registration

Registration of delegates will be made in advance by remitting the registration fee as

indicated below along with the registration form and other requirements:

Accommodation

Limited accommodation will be arranged for the delegates in the guest house within

university campus on payment basis and based on availability. Hotel Accommodatio

Dehradun can be arranged by the organizers on request. Delegates requi

accommodation are requested to write to us well in advance along with Demand D

drawn in favour of “The Institution of Engineers (India), Uttarakhand State Cen

payable at Uttarakhand as per Hotel tariff.

Payments – Cheque / Demand Draft

All payments should be made through A/C Payee Cheques by Delegates

Organizations at Dehradun and by Crossed Demand Drafts / Multi city cheques

Delegates / Organizations outside Dehradun, drawn in favour of “The Institutio

Engineers (India), Uttarakhand State Centre” payable at any of the scheduled Ba

at Dehradun, India.

Sponsorship

Organizations are invited to take part in the event by sponsoring the event in

following categories:

All Correspondence to be addressed toThe Organizing SecretaryTwenty-Seventh National Convention of Aerospace Engineers

The Institution of Engineers (India), Uttar akhand State CentreSaharanp ur Road, (Opp. ISBT), Mazra,

Dehra dun-248 171 Tele & Fax: 0135-2641190,

E-mail: [email protected] , [email protected]

Dr. R. K. Tripathi – 09897933466, Dr. OmPrakash – 07579093297

www.ieiuksc.org/ncae27.php / www.upes.ac.in

Receipt of Extended Abstract

(not exceeding 1500 words)7th Aug. 2013

Communication of Acceptance of Abstract 1st Sept. 2013

Receipt of Full text paper 1st Oct. 2013

Confirmation of acceptance of full paper 15th Oct. 2013

Aerodynamics

Aerothermodynamics

Aerospace Structures and Materials

Aircraft and Rocket Engines

Lunar and Interplanetary Mission

Experimental and Computational

Aerodynamics

Advanced Propulsion system for

Aerospace Vehicles

Advanced Control Algorithms

Composite Structures and Smart

Structures

Inter-Disciplinary AnalysisAvionics Systems

Ground Facility and Infrastructure

Development

Flight Dynamics, Guidance and

Control

Fuels and Propellants

Unmanned Arial Vehicles

Micro Arial Vehicles

Remote Sensing

Satellite Communication and

Navigation

Inertial Navigation System

Satellite Systems

Space Technology

Mathematical Modeling and Coding

For Aerospace Applications

Aero-acoustics and Noise

Combustion Modeling

Multi-phase SimulationsFluid-Structure Interaction

Parallel Computing

Arial Robotics

Related Aerospace, Satellite and

Rocket Technologies

Corporate Member of IEI ? 1,200/-

Non-Member (Individual) and Delegates from

Educational Institutions? 2,000/-

Sponsored Delegate from Industry / Research

Organizations? 3,000/-

Technician / Engineering College Students ? 800/-

Platinum Sponsor: ? 5, 00, 000 /- *

Full Page Advertisement on Convention Proceedings in Multi-color

Gold Sponsor: ? 2, 50, 000 /- *

Full Page Inside Advertisement on Convention Proceedings in Multi-color

Silver Sponsor: ? 1, 50, 000 /- *

Full Page Inside Advertisement on Convention Proceedings

* Sponsors Profile will be included in one full page of technical volume + Thre

delegates free

Er. R. P. Jamloki - 09412992739, Er. C. P. Sharma - 09837893739Er. K. P. Tripathi - 919412910718

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