The 14-day faculty development programme (FDP) on advancement of power system and power electronics for professors, sponsored by the Indian Technical Education Council, New Delhi and organised by the electrical and electronics engineering department of Chhatrapati Shivaji Institute of Technology (CSIT), Raipur concluded here on the institute campus.
Director of the institute Dr Anurag Verma, Principal Dr Mahesh P, dean Dr NT Khobragade, head of all departments and large number of lecturers were present at the valedictory function. In the faculty development programme organised under the guidance of head of electrical and electronics engineering department of CSIT and coordinator Dr VK Chandra, besides Chhattisgarh, professors from various engineering colleges in the country were present as speakers.
The main speakers of this training programme were Dr RN Patel from SSCET Bhilai, Dr SP Dubey from RCET Bhilai, Prof PM Meshram from YCCE Nagpur, Engineer Girish Gupta from CSEB Raipur, Dr NT Khobragade, Dean, CSITE Durg, Prof Satyadharma Bharti from RCET Bhilai, Prof MT Deshpande from SSCET Bhilai, Dr Saraswati Ray from BIT Durg, Dr SP Shukla from BIT Durg, Dr Kavita Thakur from Pt Ravishankar Shukla University Raipur, Dr DD Nema from CIT Rajnandgaon, Prof TG Arora from RKNEC Nagpur and Dr Anupama P Huddar from BIT Durg.
The main subjects of the 14-day faculty development programme were basic of metlab and simulink, AC to DC and DC to AC converters, advancement in power electronics, modelling of power electronics and power system devices with simulink, active power filters (harmonic filters), electrical power system and load flow dispatch, application of artificial intelligence in electric drives, power system engineering, recent trends in ultra high voltage transmission and hotline maintenance, power system reliability, economic load dispatch, wind power system, synchrons machine analysis, power quality, electrical power application of fusy system, advance motors and drive system, power system disturbance and stability, insulation stress in power electronic controlled induction motors, advance motor and drive, power electronic converters and deregulation of power system.
While congratulating on the successful organisation of the FDP programme by the electrical and electronics engineering department, chairman of the institute Ajay Prakash said that such training programmes could be proved as milestone in knowing of various untouched areas and update our knowledge and to know the modernisation in the field of education.
Director of the institute Dr Anurag Verma said that with the FDP various new technical information have come to the fore, which could be proved as helpful in guiding the students in making their excellent future.