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Industrial Visit to Rane Engine Valves Ltd., Hyderabad

Nov 22, 2019 | Mechanical | 0 comments

Date of Visit: 22nd November 2019
Visited by:

  • Mr. Shaik Ismail, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
  • Ms. P. Pavani, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
  • Mr. Shaik Mohd Amoodi, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering

About Rane Engine Valves Ltd.

Rane Engine Valve Limited (REVL) is a part of the prestigious Rane Group of Companies, known for its significant contribution to the automotive industry. Established in 1959, REVL is among India’s oldest and most trusted manufacturers of valves and valve train components for a wide range of engine applications.

The company caters to both domestic and international markets and plays a vital role in delivering high-precision components to the auto sector.

Key Offerings from Rane Group:

  • Engine Valves and Valve Train Components
  • Steering and Suspension Systems
  • Friction Materials
  • Occupant Safety Systems
  • Die-Casting Products
  • Connected Mobility Solutions

Minutes of the Meeting

The faculty team from VJIT was welcomed by Mr. Satish Kumar, HR Manager, who had recently joined the Rane Group. The meeting revolved around strengthening the Industry-Institute Interaction and exploring collaborative opportunities.

Key Discussion Points:

  • Guest Lectures: Mr. Satish Kumar showed a positive outlook toward arranging expert lectures by Rane professionals for the students of Mechanical Engineering.
  • Industrial Visits: The possibility of future student visits to the Rane facility was discussed, and dates are to be mutually confirmed.
  • Internships: The HR team is open to discussing internship opportunities for students, though currently, Rane primarily hires Diploma and B.Sc./B.Com. candidates.

Additionally, Mr. Satish highlighted an interesting collaboration proposal — Rane is open to receiving technical training support for its employees from VJIT faculty, marking a new dimension in industry-academic partnerships.

Conclusion

The visit to Rane Engine Valves Ltd. was both insightful and promising. It opened avenues for student engagement through guest lectures, internships, and technical visits, while also paving the way for VJIT to support Rane’s workforce development. The Department of Mechanical Engineering at VJIT looks forward to nurturing this association in the spirit of mutual growth and learning.

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