The department of Computer Science and Engineering had arranged this industrial visit as a part of the academic requirement BE(CSE) course, on 10/11/2017 to Almatti Power Generation Computer Centre.

TThe Almatti Dam is a major hydroelectric irrigation project on the Krishna River, which was completed in July 2005.The power station uses vertical Kaplan turbines: five 55MW generators and one 15MW generator.

We were taken inside the computer centre of the power station. The control unit from where all the generating units are taken control of, was shown and explained in detail. We were taught about the actual way in which power is generated. Many of the points were first explained theoretically with the help of animated videos. Later, we were taken inside the generation unit to get a clearer knowledge of the same. The machines have been so efficiently used that there are very few men working in the power station.

We were assisted by lecturers, who helped us understand the things better by clearing all our doubts.

 

SGBIT CSE students visited DRDO (DIAT), PUNE Data Center to get exposure on Defense IT Technologies:

SGBIT, Department of Computer Science and Engineering students and staffs of have visited DRDO (DIAT), Pune, Data center on 28-02-2020. The purpose of the visit was to get exposure on defense IT technologies and computer science applications in defense IT infrastructure. In their visit and full day interaction, students and staffs were gained the practical knowledge on many advanced technologies and its practical implementations in Defense IT infrastructure maintained by Data Center, DIAT. Advanced Technologies such as Cyber security, Digital forensic, Server Virtualization, UTM, Virtual Classrooms, Servers and Storages etc. had demonstrated from Data center operation team. Many theoretical concepts and advanced technologies importance and its applications were understood during the interaction.

 

The students of IV sem (A & B Div) Visited Supa Dam Uttar Kannada, Karnataka on 20th March, 2019. The Dam is built across Kalinadi. It has a gross storage capacity of 4178 Mcum and a live storage of 4115.25 Mcum of water. It is designed having two generators of 55 MVA and has a generator voltage of 11KV. The entire generator output accounts for 100 MW of electricity with 2916 Terminal Amp/unit and a line voltage of 110 KV. They generate about 542 Million Units annually. The output four lines of the grid are distributed between the substations at Ponda and Ambewadi equally. It is a concrete gravity dam with a height of 101 m and length of 332 m with 3 radial gates of 15m x 10m dimension and has vertical Francis turbines with a design head of 72 m.

The students were accompanied by Prof. Harsha H. K., Prof. Kiran N. with supporting staff members Ms. Madhavi & Ms.Kalpana.

The students of VII sem (A & B Div) visited Kaiga Atomic Power Station, Uttar Kannada, Karnataka on 4th November, 2017. The power station has four units. All the four units are small-sized CANDU plants of 220 MW. Kaiga Atomic Power Station is the first indigenously developed nuclear plant and third largest among all plants in India. The plant provides power to five states(Karnataka, Andrapradesh, Telangana, Tamilnadu and Kerala).

The students were accompanied by Prof. Mahadevappa M. and Prof. Anand Reddy with supporting staff members Ms. Madhavi H. and Mr. Sidram B.

The students of III semester (A & B Div) Visited SVT industry Belagavi on 29th November 2019. SVT is most trusted name in the business of manufacturing Transformers. The students were accompanied by Prof. Jagadish Jakati and Prof. Veena P.