Applied Engineering
1. Automotive Engineering
Automotive engineering focuses on the design and development of vehicles.
1. Automotive Engineering
Automotive engineering focuses on the design and development of vehicles.
- Vehicle Dynamics: Study of forces and motion in vehicles (e.g., handling, ride comfort).
- Powertrain Systems: Internal combustion engines, hybrid, and electric powertrains.
- Aerodynamics: Design for reduced drag and improved fuel efficiency.
- Emissions and Sustainability: Reducing pollutants through catalytic converters and alternate fuels.
- Electric Vehicles (EVs): Battery technology, motors, and charging infrastructure.
2. Aerospace Engineering
Aerospace engineering involves the design and development of aircraft and spacecraft.
Aerospace engineering involves the design and development of aircraft and spacecraft.
- Propulsion Systems: Jet engines, rocket engines, and advanced propulsion methods.
- Aerodynamics: Lift, drag, and stability in aircraft design.
- Structural Analysis: Designing lightweight but strong structures to withstand loads.
- Space Exploration: Satellites, space vehicles, and orbital mechanics.
- Materials for Aerospace: Composites and alloys used in extreme conditions.
3. Biomechanics
Biomechanics applies mechanical principles to biological systems.
Biomechanics applies mechanical principles to biological systems.
- Prosthetics: Design of artificial limbs and joints for improved mobility.
- Medical Devices: Ventilators, surgical robots, and imaging equipment.
- Biofluid Mechanics: Study of fluid flow in biological systems (e.g., blood flow, respiratory systems).
- Orthopedic Mechanics: Analysis of stresses in bones and implants.
4. Renewable Energy Systems
Mechanical engineers play a vital role in sustainable energy.
Mechanical engineers play a vital role in sustainable energy.
- Wind Turbines: Design and optimization of turbine blades and gearboxes.
- Solar Collectors: Development of solar panels and thermal systems.
- Hydropower: Turbine design and flow analysis for efficient energy conversion.
- Energy Storage: Design of batteries and flywheels for renewable energy systems.
5. Marine Engineering
Marine engineering focuses on designing and maintaining ships, submarines, and offshore structures.
Marine engineering focuses on designing and maintaining ships, submarines, and offshore structures.
- Propulsion Systems: Diesel engines, gas turbines, and electric drives for marine vessels.
- Ship Hydrodynamics: Study of buoyancy, stability, and resistance in water.
- Offshore Engineering: Designing platforms for oil drilling and wind energy production.
6. Industrial Engineering
Industrial engineering focuses on optimizing processes and systems.
Industrial engineering focuses on optimizing processes and systems.
- Lean Manufacturing: Reducing waste and improving efficiency.
- Supply Chain Management: Streamlining material flow and inventory control.
- Operations Research: Using mathematical models to improve decision-making.
- Plant Layout: Designing efficient factory layouts to improve workflow.
7. HVAC and Building Systems
- Green Buildings: Designing energy-efficient systems for buildings.
- HVAC Optimization: Improving heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
- Smart Systems: Integrating IoT to automate building controls for lighting, temperature, and security.