PROFILE

Department of Chemical Engineering came into existence in the year 1994 with the B.Tech programme in Chemical Engineering. The Department has a highly qualified and experienced faculty and staff and has modern infrastructural facilities.

The department is well equipped with excellent lab facilities.All the faculty members possess post graduate / Ph.D. qualifications, six faculty members are pursuing their Ph.D.

The Department has been accredited till 24.09.2011 by the National Board of Accreditation.

Programmes run by the department are,

  • B.Tech Chemical Engineering.
  • M.Tech Chemical Engineering.

 

MILESTONES

1994
Department Established.
1995
Dr. G. S. Laddha , former Director, A.C. College of Technology inaugurated the Association of Chemical Technologists and Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers - SVCE Student Chapter.
1996 – 1997
Department Laboratories Established.
1997
Installation of prototype µXL Distributed Control System.
1998
First batch students passed out.
1998
Ms. Vidya Krishnan  – Gold Medal – Madras University
1999
AICTE sponsored Rs.5.5 lakhs under MODROBS scheme for establishing Computer Aided Process and Equipment Design System.
2001

Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology (TNSCST) sponsored Rs.5000 for the student project titled "Bio-Conversion of Phenol by using Polyphenol Oxidase".

2002

Establishment of Process Control Laboratory.

2002

NBA team visited the Department on 14th – 15th, Feb for accreditation. Department Accredited - B Grade, from 24.04.2002 to 23.04.2005 for 3 years

2003

AICTE sponsored 11.7 lakhs under MODROBS scheme for the modernization of Process Control Laboratory.

2003   

MoU signed with Central Leather Research Institute on 16.01.2003.

2005

MoU signed with
(i)   Manali Petrochemical Ltd, Chennai on 30.06.2005.
(ii)  Tuticorin Alkali Chemicals & Fertilizers Ltd,Tuticorin on 04.07.2005

(iii) Tamil Nadu  Petro products Ltd (TPL), Chennai on 23.08.2005

2005

Consultancy (Rs.1.25 lakhs) to Advice Sync for providing expert services in identifying and defining a model for monitoring of a Cement Plant (client - Tata Chemicals)

2005

Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers - SVCE Student Chapter of SVCE received “The Ambuja’s Best Student Chapter Award” – Second Place

2006

NBA Team visited the department on 19-21st Jan 2006 for Accreditation. Department accredited for 3 years from 27.07.2006 to 26.07.2009

2006
MoU signed with SPIC Science Foundation on 10.08.2006.
2006

Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers - SVCE Student Chapter of SVCE received “Pidilite Industries Best Student Chapter Award “ – First Place.

2006
Consultancy provided to “Process Design & Size of Grinding Unit, M/s. Guidelines Inc, USA for an amount of USD 240
2007
AICTE sponsored Rs.7.5 lakhs under MODROBS scheme for the Modernization of Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory.
2008

Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers - SVCE Student Chapter of SVCE received “The Ambuja’s Best Student Chapter Award”– First Place

2009
Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers - SVCE Student Chapter of SVCE received “The Ambuja’s Best Student Chapter Award” – First Place
2009
Up gradation of prototype Distributed Control System from µXL to CENTUM 3000
2010

Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers - SVCE Student Chapter of SVCE received “Pidilite Industries Best Student Chapter Award” – First Place.

2011

NBA team visited the Department on 11th – 12th, March for accreditation. Department accredited for 3 years from 16.09.2011 to 15.09.2014.

2011
Started M.Tech Chemical Engineering Program
2011

MoU signed with Southern Petrochemical Industries Corporation on 24.09.2011

2011
Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers - SVCE Student Chapter of SVCE received “Pidilite Industries Best Student Chapter Award” – First Place.
2012
Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology (TNSCST) sponsored Rs.6000 for the student project titled "Thermal Conservation by Vacuum Insulation".
2011-2012
AICTE sponsored Rs.14.39 lakhs under MODROBS scheme for the Modernization of Heat Transfer Operations Laboratory.