IV Report Submitted to
SHIVANANDA ELECTRONICS, DEOLALI, NASHIK
Dept. Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
By
Amup Prathmesh Navnath
Academic Year: 2024 – 2025
Dept. Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
SAMARTH COOLEGE OF ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT,
BELHE-412410
SAMARTH COOLEGE OF ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT,
BELHE-412410
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the IV report
“SHIVANANDA ELECTRONICS, DEOLALI, NASHIK”
is satisfactorily completed by,
AMUP PRATHMESH NAVNATH
In partial fulfillment of requirement for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering
(Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering) of Savitribai Phule Pune University,
Pune.
Ms. P. N. Bhor Mr. N. S. Kothari
IV Co- Ordinator H.O.D
INDUSTRIAL VISIT REPORT
SHAVANANDA ELECTRONICS, DEOLALI, NASHIK
A complete report on industrial visit organized by Samarth College of
Engineering & Management, Belhe, for the students of Electronics and
telecommunication Engineering in order to get the practical knowledge about
“advanced technology used in manufacture of sophisticated mold’s, dies and
tools” carried out Shivananda Electronics, Deolali, Nashik.
INDEX:
1. DETAILS OF JOURNEY
2. COMPANY PROFILE
3. GROUP OBSERVATION
4. INDUSTRIAL VISIT REPORT
5. CONCLUSION
DETAILS OF JOURNEY
Samarth College of Engineering & Management, Belhe had organized an
industrial visit on 24 January, 2025 to Shivananda Electronics located in Deolali,
Nashik for the students of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.
The visit was organized by HOD of Electronics and telecommunication
engineering branch. Mr. Kothari N.S. Ms. Bhor P.N. & Ms. Sable S.B. were the
coordinators Faculty for the industrial visit. We started travelling from the college
campus at 06:00 am via bus. Totally 48 students along with 2 co-ordinators faculty
were there in the journey.
COMPANY PROFILE
SHIVANANDA ELECTRONICS, NASHIK
Sivananda Electronics, established in 1970, is a leading Indian manufacturer
of electronic test and measuring instruments, security systems, and automation
solutions. Headquartered in Deolali, Nashik, Maharashtra, the company has
played a vital role in advancing indigenous technology in the electronics
industry. With a strong research and development foundation, Sivananda
Electronics has contributed significantly to India's defense, power, railways, IT,
banking, and industrial sectors.
Sivananda Electronics has a legacy of innovation and was the first company
in India to develop a 100% indigenous metal detector in 1975. Over the years, it
has expanded its product range to include turnstiles, perimeter security systems,
access control systems, and more than 150 types of test and measuring
instruments. These products are used across various industries, ensuring safety,
security, and precision in operations.
Sivananda Electronics is a pioneer in the field of electronic security and
testing equipment in India. With its strong commitment to innovation, quality,
and customer satisfaction, the company continues to expand its presence both
nationally and internationally. For industrial visits, interested students and
professionals can contact their office at Deepak Mahal, Lam Road, Deolali,
Nashik.
GROUP OBSERVATION
1) This Industrial visit is very helpful in our future practical life & bring a positive
change in our thinking & practical behavior regarding Education & specializing our
technical skills.
2) Got practical knowledge about the advancement in technology of Electronics.
3) Precise cutting and surface finishing of the jobs.
4) Information on different parts & use of Circuit Breakers, Relays, Switch Gears,
Motors.
5) Making of Electronic components using Modern technology.
6) Different types of machines available for components making.
7) Management of man power and machines.
8) Observe emergency exits and safety drills are available
9) Observe the organization and cleanliness of the facility, including production lines
and assembly areas.
10) Watch the stages of production from component assembly to final product testing.
11) Observe quality control measures in place at different stages of production.
12) Observe how technology is used for production efficiency and quality enhancement.
13) Note any research and development activities for new products.
14) Observe the communication channels between management and staff.
COMPANY PRODUCTS
1. Circuit Breaker:-
Fig. Circuit Breaker
A circuit breaker is an electrical safety device designed to protect an electrical
circuit from damage caused by overcurrent. Its basic function is to interrupt current flow
to protect equipment and to prevent the risk of fire.
By definition a circuit breaker is an electrical safety device, a switch that
automatically interrupts the current of an overloaded electric circuit, ground faults, or
short circuits Circuit breakers "trip", shut off, current flow after protective relays detect a
fault.
The circuit breaker is open by applying pressure to the trigger. When there is a
faulty current flowing through any part of the system, the trip coil of the breaker gets
energized thereby moving away from each other, thus opening the circuit. Circuit
breakers are a great replacement for mechanically operated fuses. Circuit breakers are
highly reliable. Circuit breaker can be fixed once, easy to reset and lasts for a long time.
2. Switch Gears:-
Fig. Switch Gears
This definition can be extended to include devices to regulate and meter a power
system, circuit breakers, and similar technology. Circuits are designed to handle a
limited amount of electricity, and when too much current passes through, it can cause
the wiring to overheat. This may damage vital electrical components, or even lead to
fires. Switchgears are designed to defend equipment connected to a power supply from
the threat of electrical overload. In the event of an electrical surge, an effective
switchgear will trigger, automatically interrupting the flow of power and protecting the
electrical systems from damage. Switchgears are also used for de-energizing equipment
for safe testing, maintenance, and fault
Air:-
Although the least expensive insulation option, air has a low dielectric strength,
making it a relatively poor insulator. As a result, air-insulated devices are typically
larger than devices insulated by other media.
Gas:-
Pressurized gas also offers increased dielectric strength compared to standard
air insulation. Although Sulfur Hexafluoride is a common insulating gas for switchgear
systems, other gases may be used in its place.
Industrial visit Photos
CONCLUSION
We are thankful for all our faculties for organizing such an
Informative event for us in crucial for development of our practical skills
regarding Electronic components making & other activities. We got the
knowledge on different types of machines used in Shivananda
Electronics, Nashik and had an opportunity to research on it. We hope to
get more chances further to have such an informative & wonderful
experiences of visiting different industries.
