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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

Student Projects

Student’s carryout   the project work   during the IV year second semester, under the guidance of a faculty member. Every  faculty member,  in consultation with the allotted  students,  should  define  the project and also the probable  procedure of carrying  it out and submit the same to a committee consisting  of 2 to 3  faculty  members  appointed  by Head  of the Department. This  is to avoid the repetition  and  also  to come  up with  a roadmap  for  completion of the  project  within  the time  stipulated.  The students   are encouraged to select topics   related to ongoing research   and consultancy projects in the University.

  1. Projectidentification (related to subjects, industrial projects etc.)

 Student projects   are divided   into groups, depending upon the availability of specializations in the department, for major projects.

  1. Micro-grid
  • Detecting, classifying and locating the faults in micro-grids
  • Trading energy and detecting islanding
  • Constructing energy storage devices
  • Management of micro-grid energy
  1. Electric vehicles
  • Management of charging period and optimal sessions
  • Intelligent charging of Electric vehicles
  1. Advanced support for forecasting
  • Estimating the state of power systems
  • Forecasting loads and demands
  • Predicting the amount of renewable energy capacity like speed,
  • PV power and wind power
  1. Monitoring the quality of power
  • Power quality cause monitoring
  • Power quality event monitoring like swelling, notch, harmonics, voltage sag etc
  1. Other applications
  • Fuel cells and detecting outages
  • Estimating interval state
  • Wind turbine anomaly detection
  • Computing cognitive aspects in Internet of Things
  • Response to demands
  1. Process of allotment of projects
  • Aproject coordinator,   who   is   a senior faculty   member   in the department, is entrusted with the job of projects   allotment   and monitoring.
  • Majorprojects, in  the  IV year II semester  of the program,  students  have the  choice  either  to execute   an  in-house   project   under  the  guidance   of a  faculty  
  • Students, who chose  to execute a project  in the department, can then opt to become  a part of an ongoing research  project,  if any,  in the  department or can contact  faculty members  for project  supervision  in the available  specializations.
  • Students  are   divided   into   groups,   with a maximum   of 5 students   per group.  The students   choose   their supervisor and topic as per their field of interest.
  • There is no compulsion at the departmental  level regarding  the choice  of supervisor or topic,  however  sometimes project  coordinator may change  the  topic  and  assign  new supervisor   to   balance   the   project   load   among   all   the   faculty   members   of  the department.
  • Then  a   project   proposal   is   submitted   to   the prospective supervisor for his perusal.

Depending   upon   the   feasibility of the   proposal, it is further submitted   to the project coordinator for approval.  The   proposal   includes   a summary and the breakup of the cost of project

  • After  project   coordinators’ approval,   the students   start the literature survey  to clearly define the problem   and design  of the project.
  • Course  coordinator and the project   coordinator ensure that   both   the minor and major projects   are designed   keeping  in view the POs and PSOs   of the program.
  • Progress  of the Project is monitored in two reviews by the project evaluation committee comprising of HOD,   project supervisor and  a  senior faculty in the department.
  1. Continuous monitoring and evaluation of projects

Major projects are continuously monitored in different reviews by the committees constituted By the Head of the Department .

  • Project students  are expected  to meet the respective  project  supervisor  at  least  thrice in a week and explain the progress  made from the previous.  
  • Working  models  as  a  result  of the  project,   if any,  will  be  evaluated   based  on the demonstration of the model with regard to specified  objectives.
  1. Monitoring and evaluation of major projects
  • Progress ofthe major project is reviewed three times in a  Project coordinator organizes the  major project  review  meetings  with  the Project  Evaluation   Committee(PEC) constituted by the head of the department.
  • The project  evaluation committee  consists  of the following members.

Head of the Department                                – Chairman

A senior faculty member identified by the HOD   – Member

Project Supervisor                                       – Member

Project Coordinator                                   – Member

  • The majorprojects are evaluated in three phases, two internal and final external review
  • Forinternal review:

Four-member committee comprising of HOD, one senior faculty member, Project Guide and the project coordinator

  • Forexternal  reviews

Four-member committee comprising of senior faculty member, Project Guide, project coordinator and external expert.

  • Review schedules of PEC are to be announced by the department immediately after the commencement of class work. Review parameters are given below

Review-1

  • Identificationof specific area out of broad areas under the supervisor, outcomes In line with program objective
  • Identificationof tools/equipment/training needs/ etc.
  • Completion of literature survey
  • Designof equipment set up
  • Readiness of about 50% documentation
  • Progress review  as per mechanism/ schedule  identified
  • Individual student  contribution
  • Structure of project  report

Review-2

  • Presentation of results  and conclusions
  • Meeting of objectives defined  in first review
  • Acquisition/learningof the tool required
  • Preparationof report
  • Individualstudent  contribution
  • Progressof project  as per schedule

 Internal Marks Evolution

HOD

Dept. Senior Faculty

Project Guide

Project Coordinator

Total

5M

5M

10M

5M

25M

 
   External Marks Evolution

Dept. Senior Faculty

Project Guide

Project Coordinator

External Examiner

Total

10M

20M

10M

35M

75M

RUBRICS FOR ASSESSMENT OF MAJOR PROJECTS

Category

Needs Improvements

Acceptable

Proficient

Purpose of the Project

Does not clearly explain the intended outcome of the project or provides little information about the problem that was being solved, the need being met, or why the project was selected

Provides a description of the intended outcome of the project which includes information about the problem that was being solved or the need being met, and why the project was selected

Provides a detailed intended outcome of the project which includes information about the problem that was being solved or the need being met, and clearly articulates the reasons and decision-making process used to select the project

Research

Lacks awareness of similar work done by others in an unacceptable literary form

Reflects awareness of similar work done by others and presents it in an acceptable literary format

•Reflects thorough understanding of similar work done by others and presents it in an acceptable literary format

Choices

Lacks justification of choices with little or no references to functional, aesthetic, social, economic, or environmental considerations

Justifies choices made with reference to functional, aesthetic, social, economic, or environmental considerations

Demonstrates sophisticated justification of choices with reference to functional, aesthetic, social, economic, or environmental consideration

Alternative Designs

Only one design presented or clearly infeasible alternative given. Serious deficiencies in exploring and identifying alternative designs.

Alternative approaches identified to some degree.

Final design achieved after review of reasonable alternatives.

Application of Engineering Principles

No or erroneous application of engineering principles yielding unreasonable solution. Serious deficiencies in proper selection and use of engineering principles.

Effective application of engineering principles resulting in reasonable solution.

Critical selection and application of engineering principles ensuring reasonable results.

Final Design

Not capable of achieving desired objectives.

Design meets desired objectives.

Design meets or exceeds desired objectives.

Project Batches for the A.Y-2022-23

S.NO

BATCH NAME

PROJECT TITLES

1

19QT1A0202- DANDU SINDHU PRIYA

19QT1A0205- VANKUDOTHU RAJESH

19QT1A0235- KOTHAPALLI AKASH

20QT5A0213- KONDE NARSIMHA RAO

20QT5A0217- DOLLA HIMACHANDANA

“IOT Based Power Theft Detection”

2

19QT1A0211- ARZOO GUPTA

19QT1A0219- SIRISOLLA LAXMI LAVANYA

19QT1A0230- ETTI LOHIYA

20QT5A0205- VEMULA PRANAY KIRAN

20QT5A0218- NEERUDU KARTHIK

 “IoT Based substation monitoring and control system”

3

19QT1A0212- SAYYED NAZIYA

19QT1A0233- BODA RAJESH

19QT1A0244- KALLURI SANDEEP

20QT5A0201- BONKURI SAMARPAN

20QT5A0216- CHINTA MOUNIKA

 “A Study on Induction Motor Efficiency Improvement for Implementing in Electric Vehicle”

4

19QT1A0215- MOHAMMED HUSNA

19QT1A0203- JILLEPALLI KUJITHA

19QT1A0206- THALLA SANDEEP

19QT1A0214- GOVVALA LAVANYA

19QT1A0218- TALAMALA ABHIRAM

 “A bidirectional DC-DC converter fed separately excited DC motor electric vehicle application”

5

19QT1A0220- KANUKUNTLA POOJITHA

19QT1A0209- MITTAKOLU CHANDANA PRIYA

19QT1A0216- BATTULA VASU

19QT1A0238- BETHAMPUDI NIHARIKA

20QT5A0220- VELISALA DANIL MURALIKRISHNA

 “Implementation of PNN Based AVR For Excitation Control System” 

6

19QT1A0221- BARLA AHALYA

19QT1A0210- YALAMANDALA SUPRIYA

19QT1A0217- BHUKYA VASU

19QT1A0228- NUNAVATH SWARNA BINDU

20QT5A0219- MADDISETTI RAVITEJA

“Power System Stabilizers for Inverter Dominated Future Power Systems”

7

19QT1A0222- KASIMALLA MANEESHA

19QT1A0227- KALAVA PAVAN KALYAN

19QT1A0229- KODURI PAVAN KUMAR

19QT1A0239- DODDA PRANAY KUMAR

20QT5A0208- BODA SONIYA

 “Power Quality Enhancement in PV and Battery Storage Based Microgrid Using Hybrid Active Filter”

8

20QT5A0203- KAKI VASANTHA

19QT1A0208- ENDRALA BHAVANA

19QT1A0232- TEJAVATH NAVEENKUMAR

19QT1A0241- BORRAJU SRUTHI

20QT5A0214- BHUPELLI DHEERA MANAS

“Reduction in Microgrids Voltage Dips Based on Power Accumulators and Controlled Distributed Generation Plants”

9

20QT5A0204- YADELLI SUHASINI

19QT1A0223- PULLURI JAYASMITHA

19QT1A0231- BHUKYA NAGA SWARUPA

19QT1A0234- SANGLOTH YAKU

20QT5A0207- BADDAM VENU REDDY

“Nested Neutral Point Clamped Converter Based DSTATCOM with Mixed-Sequence Reactive Current Compensation Capability”

10

20QT5A0209- THATINI RAVICHANDRA LOKESH

19QT1A0207- DESABOYINA GEETHIKA

19QT1A0237- KOLICHALAM KARTHEEK

19QT1A0243- SHAIK SAFIYA

20QT5A0215- THALARI MADHU BABU

18QT1A0232- BODA PAVAN KALYAN

“BLDC Drive Control using AI Techniques”

11

20QT5A0210- PAYAM ANIL DEEPAK

19QT1A0213- TEETLA MADHUSRI

19QT1A0225- BANOTH NEERAJ KUMAR

19QT1A0226- MUKKERA SAIKUMAR

20QT5A0206- RUNJA RAMU

“Simulation Model of Autonomous Solar Power Plant with Dual-Axis Solar Tracker”

12

20QT5A0211- DHARAMPURI SATYA SRI

19QT1A0204- KANDULAPATI RAJESH

19QT1A0224- THALARI CHANDU

19QT1A0236- MALOTH NANDINI

20QT5A0202- PIRUMALA RANESH

“Development of an IoT based solution for Smart Distribution System”

13

20QT5A0212- KAMA SARVESH BABU

19QT1A0201- PACHIPALA PAVANI

19QT1A0240- GUDIVADA SAMPATH KUMAR

19QT1A0245- GUJJARLAPUDI SUHAS

19QT1A0246- KORRA SRAVANTHI

“Analysis Modelling and Implementation of a Switching Bidirectional Buck-Boost Converter for Electric Vehicle hybrid Energy Storage in V2G System”

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Best Projects in AY: 2022-23

S.NO

BATCH NAME

PROJECT GUIDE

PROJECT TITLES

1

19QT1A0211- ARZOO GUPTA

19QT1A0219- SIRISOLLA LAXMI LAVANYA

19QT1A0230- ETTI LOHIYA

20QT5A0205- VEMULA PRANAY KIRAN

Dr T RAKESH

 “IoT Based substation monitoring and control system”

2

20QT5A0203- KAKI VASANTHA

19QT1A0208- ENDRALA BHAVANA

19QT1A0232- TEJAVATH NAVEENKUMAR

19QT1A0241- BORRAJU SRUTHI

20QT5A0214- BHUPELLI DHEERA MANAS

K GOPALA KRISHNA

“Reduction in Micro grids Voltage Dips Based on Power Accumulators and Controlled Distributed Generation Plants”

3

20QT5A0209- THATINI RAVICHANDRA LOKESH

19QT1A0207- DESABOYINA GEETHIKA

19QT1A0237- KOLICHALAM KARTHEEK

19QT1A0243- SHAIK SAFIYA

20QT5A0215- THALARI MADHU BABU

18QT1A0232- BODA PAVAN KALYAN

Y HEMAN

“BLDC Drive Control using AI Techniques”