Vision

The Department aims for global recognition in teaching, research and community services and raising the standard of Chemical Engineering education in the latest art of the technology, constantly improving the quality and skills at undergraduate and post graduate levels, emphasizing on novel research and development that leads to a socioeconomically feasible technology.

Mission

To impart quality education in the field of Chemical Engineering to produce professionally competent engineers for the benefit of the society at large.

Chemical

Vision -

The Department aims for global recognition in teaching, research and community services and raising the standard of Chemical Engineering education in the latest art of the technology, constantly improving the quality and skills at undergraduate and post graduate levels, emphasizing on novel research and development that leads to a socioeconomically feasible technology.

Mission -

To impart quality education in the field of Chemical Engineering to produce professionally competent engineers for the benefit of the society at large.

B.Tech. Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs) -

To prepare students for diverse career in engineering and allied fields
To make them professional to apply principles of chemical engineering in solution of practical problems
To impart skills of leadership as well as group work among students
To introduce them with not only the basics but also advanced skills so that they can opt their career
To make the graduates well skilled with ethical values so that they could benefit the society through their services
To provide opportunity for students to work as part of teams on multidisciplinary Projects with the multifaceted aspects of using computers/software and thus culminating in both written and oral presentations of results
To develop skills necessary for advanced research among the students to address multiple issues in Chemical Engineering through project works.

B.Tech. Programme Outcomes (POs) -

Upon graduation, we expect

Students will have an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering to chemical engineering problems
Students will have an ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data
Students will have an ability to function as individual, and as a member or leader in diverse technical teams (term work, practical, mini project and project)
Students will have an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems
Students will have an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility
Students will have an ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing
The broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global and societal context
Students will have an a recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning
Students will have knowledge of contemporary issues
Students will have an ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering and computing tools necessary for engineering practice.

M.Tech. Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)-

To prepare students for diverse career in engineering and allied fields.
To make them professional to apply principles of Chemical Engineering in solution of practical problems.
To provide opportunity for students to work as part of teams on multidisciplinary projects with the multifaceted aspects of using computers/software and thus culminating in both written and oral presentations of results
To develop skills necessary for advanced research among the students to address multiple issues in Chemical Engineering through project works.

M.Tech. Programme Outcomes (POs)-

Advanced and in-depth knowledge of Chemical Engineering subjects.
Capability to handle research and design problems and engage in further research activities.
Building confidence to be a part of team/lead a team of adverse technical group.
Work as independent consultant/ entrepreneur.

The Chemical Engineering Department was established in the year 1962 under the aegis of Government College of Engineering and Technology, Raipur (now National Institute of Technology Raipur, Raipur). The Department is offering undergraduate course (B.Tech in Chemical engineering) and one post-graduate course (M.Tech in Chemical Engineering). UG course (B.Tech in Chemical Engineering) was accredited by NBA for a period of 3 years till 30-06-2019.

The students graduated from the Department are successfully and continuously working as Engineers / Scientists, Consultants and Academicians in various organizations and also pursuing higher studies in premier institutions in India and abroad. The Department has well qualified and committed faculties with Ph. D. degree. There are 12 regular and 3 temporary faculty members in the Department. All the faculties are pursuing research in cutting edge areas. Faculty members of our Department successfully completed seven research projects and eleven research projects, sponsored by various funding agencies (valuing more than 1.5 crore), are ongoing. The Department has organized International Conferences, short-term courses and expert lecture from industries and academia. Ph.D programme with the financial assistance of MHRD is also available in the Department. Currently, more than 25 Ph.D. research scholars are conducting their research in various streams of Chemical Engineering. The Department has been successfully carrying out testing and consultancy projects for over four decades and now expects to play a major role in the development of chemical industries.

Year Of Establishment :

Year 1962

Intake :

Under Graduate Program - 62
Post Graduate Program - 25

Degree Offered :

Under Graduate Program - B.Tech. ( Chemical Engineering)
Post Graduate Program - M.Tech (Chemical Engineering)

Vision -

The Department aims for global recognition in teaching, research and community services and raising the standard of Chemical Engineering education in the latest art of the technology, constantly improving the quality and skills at undergraduate and post graduate levels, emphasizing on novel research and development that leads to a socioeconomically feasible technology.

Mission -

To impart quality education in the field of Chemical Engineering to produce professionally competent engineers for the benefit of the society at large.

B.Tech. Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs) -

To prepare students for diverse career in engineering and allied fields
To make them professional to apply principles of chemical engineering in solution of practical problems
To impart skills of leadership as well as group work among students
To introduce them with not only the basics but also advanced skills so that they can opt their career
To make the graduates well skilled with ethical values so that they could benefit the society through their services
To provide opportunity for students to work as part of teams on multidisciplinary Projects with the multifaceted aspects of using computers/software and thus culminating in both written and oral presentations of results
To develop skills necessary for advanced research among the students to address multiple issues in Chemical Engineering through project works.

B.Tech. Programme Outcomes (POs) -

Upon graduation, we expect

Students will have an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering to chemical engineering problems
Students will have an ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data
Students will have an ability to function as individual, and as a member or leader in diverse technical teams (term work, practical, mini project and project)
Students will have an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems
Students will have an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility
Students will have an ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing
The broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global and societal context
Students will have an a recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning
Students will have knowledge of contemporary issues
Students will have an ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering and computing tools necessary for engineering practice.

M.Tech. Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)-

To prepare students for diverse career in engineering and allied fields.
To make them professional to apply principles of Chemical Engineering in solution of practical problems.
To provide opportunity for students to work as part of teams on multidisciplinary projects with the multifaceted aspects of using computers/software and thus culminating in both written and oral presentations of results
To develop skills necessary for advanced research among the students to address multiple issues in Chemical Engineering through project works.

M.Tech. Programme Outcomes (POs)-

Advanced and in-depth knowledge of Chemical Engineering subjects.
Capability to handle research and design problems and engage in further research activities.
Building confidence to be a part of team/lead a team of adverse technical group.
Work as independent consultant/ entrepreneur.

Year Of Establishment :

Year 1962

Intake :

Under Graduate Program - 62
Post Graduate Program - 25

Degree Offered :

Under Graduate Program - B.Tech. ( Chemical Engineering)
Post Graduate Program - M.Tech (Chemical Engineering)

Programme / Year / Semester	Name of the Lab	Major Equipment / Software
B.Tech/II/III	Inorganic Process Laboratory (CL20322CL)	NA
B.Tech/II/III	Computer Laboratory (CL20323CL)	· Turbo C++,Dev C++
B.Tech/II/IV	Mechanical Operations Laboratory (CL20421CL)	· Ball Mill · Rod Mill · Screw Conveyor · Cyclone Separator · Sieve Shaker · Hammer Mill · Sigma Mixer · Double Roll Crusher · Filter Press
B.Tech/II/IV	Fuel Technology Laboratory (CL20422CL)	· Pensky Martin · Abel’s Apparatus · Redwood Viscometer · Hot air Oven · Muffle Furnace · Smoke Point Apparatus · Bomb Calorimeter
B.Tech/III/V	Heat Transfer Operation Laboratory (CL20521CL)	· Double pipe heat exchanger · Demonstration of Film wise and drop wise condensation · Conductivity measurement of metallic / non metallic plates · Conductivity measurement of liquid · Conductivity measurement of road · Conductivity measurement of insulated powder · Forced convection apparatus · Natural convection apparatus · Pin fin apparatus · Stefan Boltzmann apparatus · Heat transfer in unsteady state condition. · Heat transfer in Agitated vessel
B.Tech/III/V	Numerical Methods Laboratory (CL20522CL)	· MATLAB
B.Tech/III/V	Fluid Mechanics Laboratory (CL20523CL)	· VENTURIMETER · ORIFICEMETER · APPARATUS FOR DETERMINATION OF LOSSESDUE TO FRICTION IN PIPELINES · ROTAMETER · PACKED COLUMN APPARATUS · BERNOULLI’S APPARATUS · FLOW OVER NOTCHES APPARATUS(HYDRAULLIC BENCH) · PITOT TUBE SETUP · APPARATUS FOE DETERMINATION OF LOSSES DUE TO FITTING (SUDDEN ENLARGEMENT &CONTRACTION) · REYNOLD’S APPARATUS · APPARATUS FOE DETERMINATION OF EQUIVALENT LENGTH OF PIPE ASSEMBLY
B.Tech/III/VI	Mass Transfer Operations II Laboratory (CL20621CL)	· Vapor In Air Diffusion · Forced Tray Dryer · Crystallizer · Wetted Wall Column · Humidifier · LLE Packed Bed · HB Extractor · M.T.With/ Without Reaction · Distillation Glass Setup · Centrifuge
B.Tech/III/VI	Organic Process Technology Laboratory (CL20622CL)	· NA
B.Tech/III/VI	Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory (CL20623CL)	· UV PHOTOMETER · ISOTHERMAL BATCH REACTOR · PLUG FLOW REACTOR(straight tube type) · CASCADE CSTR · RTD STUDIES IN CSTR · PACKED BED REACTOR · Kinetics of dissolution of benzoic acid
B.Tech/IV/VII	Design Viva Laboratory (CL20721CL)	· NA
B.Tech/IV/VII	Process Dynamics and Control Laboratory (CL20722CL)	· Interacting System · U-tube Manometer · Control Valve Characteristics · Temperature Measurement · Temperature Control Trainer · PID Characteristics
B.Tech/IV/VII	Modeling & Simulation Laboratory (CL20821CL)	· MATLAB & SIMULINK
B.Tech/IV/VII	Environment Engineering Laboratory (CL20822CL)	· COD/TOC Reactor · Sonicator · BOD Incubator · Orbital Incubating Shaker · Flamephoto meter · Jar Test Apparatus · Conductivity Meter · pH Meter · Laminar Flow · Magnetic Stirrer · Ion meter · Vacuum Oven · Centrifuge · Visible Spectrophotometer · Hot Plate · Refrigerator · Water Bath Shaker
M.Tech/I/I	Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory	· UV PHOTOMETER · ISOTHERMAL BATCH REACTOR · PLUG FLOW REACTOR(straight tube type) · CASCADE CSTR · RTD STUDIES IN CSTR · PACKED BED REACTOR · Kinetics of dissolution of benzoic acid
M.Tech/I/I	CFD Lab	· ANYSYS
M.Tech/I/II	Modeling & Simulation Laboratory	· MATLAB
M.Tech/I/II	Environment Engineering Lab	· COD/TOC Reactor · Sonicator · BOD Incubator · Orbital Incubating Shaker · Flamephoto meter · Jar Test Apparatus · Conductivity Meter · pH Meter · Laminar Flow · Magnetic Stirrer · Ion meter · Vacuum Oven · Centrifuge · Visible Spectrophotometer · Hot Plate · Refrigerator · Water Bath Shaker

The department has sophisticated research instruments like Gas Chromatography, Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy and various analytical instruments.

Programme / Year / Semester	Name of the Lab	Major Equipment / Software
B.Tech/II/III	Inorganic Process Laboratory (CL20322CL)	NA
B.Tech/II/III	Computer Laboratory (CL20323CL)	· Turbo C++,Dev C++
B.Tech/II/IV	Mechanical Operations Laboratory (CL20421CL)	· Ball Mill · Rod Mill · Screw Conveyor · Cyclone Separator · Sieve Shaker · Hammer Mill · Sigma Mixer · Double Roll Crusher · Filter Press
B.Tech/II/IV	Fuel Technology Laboratory (CL20422CL)	· Pensky Martin · Abel’s Apparatus · Redwood Viscometer · Hot air Oven · Muffle Furnace · Smoke Point Apparatus · Bomb Calorimeter
B.Tech/III/V	Heat Transfer Operation Laboratory (CL20521CL)	· Double pipe heat exchanger · Demonstration of Film wise and drop wise condensation · Conductivity measurement of metallic / non metallic plates · Conductivity measurement of liquid · Conductivity measurement of road · Conductivity measurement of insulated powder · Forced convection apparatus · Natural convection apparatus · Pin fin apparatus · Stefan Boltzmann apparatus · Heat transfer in unsteady state condition. · Heat transfer in Agitated vessel
B.Tech/III/V	Numerical Methods Laboratory (CL20522CL)	· MATLAB
B.Tech/III/V	Fluid Mechanics Laboratory (CL20523CL)	· VENTURIMETER · ORIFICEMETER · APPARATUS FOR DETERMINATION OF LOSSESDUE TO FRICTION IN PIPELINES · ROTAMETER · PACKED COLUMN APPARATUS · BERNOULLI’S APPARATUS · FLOW OVER NOTCHES APPARATUS(HYDRAULLIC BENCH) · PITOT TUBE SETUP · APPARATUS FOE DETERMINATION OF LOSSES DUE TO FITTING (SUDDEN ENLARGEMENT &CONTRACTION) · REYNOLD’S APPARATUS · APPARATUS FOE DETERMINATION OF EQUIVALENT LENGTH OF PIPE ASSEMBLY
B.Tech/III/VI	Mass Transfer Operations II Laboratory (CL20621CL)	· Vapor In Air Diffusion · Forced Tray Dryer · Crystallizer · Wetted Wall Column · Humidifier · LLE Packed Bed · HB Extractor · M.T.With/ Without Reaction · Distillation Glass Setup · Centrifuge
B.Tech/III/VI	Organic Process Technology Laboratory (CL20622CL)	· NA
B.Tech/III/VI	Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory (CL20623CL)	· UV PHOTOMETER · ISOTHERMAL BATCH REACTOR · PLUG FLOW REACTOR(straight tube type) · CASCADE CSTR · RTD STUDIES IN CSTR · PACKED BED REACTOR · Kinetics of dissolution of benzoic acid
B.Tech/IV/VII	Design Viva Laboratory (CL20721CL)	· NA
B.Tech/IV/VII	Process Dynamics and Control Laboratory (CL20722CL)	· Interacting System · U-tube Manometer · Control Valve Characteristics · Temperature Measurement · Temperature Control Trainer · PID Characteristics
B.Tech/IV/VII	Modeling & Simulation Laboratory (CL20821CL)	· MATLAB & SIMULINK
B.Tech/IV/VII	Environment Engineering Laboratory (CL20822CL)	· COD/TOC Reactor · Sonicator · BOD Incubator · Orbital Incubating Shaker · Flamephoto meter · Jar Test Apparatus · Conductivity Meter · pH Meter · Laminar Flow · Magnetic Stirrer · Ion meter · Vacuum Oven · Centrifuge · Visible Spectrophotometer · Hot Plate · Refrigerator · Water Bath Shaker
M.Tech/I/I	Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory	· UV PHOTOMETER · ISOTHERMAL BATCH REACTOR · PLUG FLOW REACTOR(straight tube type) · CASCADE CSTR · RTD STUDIES IN CSTR · PACKED BED REACTOR · Kinetics of dissolution of benzoic acid
M.Tech/I/I	CFD Lab	· ANYSYS
M.Tech/I/II	Modeling & Simulation Laboratory	· MATLAB
M.Tech/I/II	Environment Engineering Lab	· COD/TOC Reactor · Sonicator · BOD Incubator · Orbital Incubating Shaker · Flamephoto meter · Jar Test Apparatus · Conductivity Meter · pH Meter · Laminar Flow · Magnetic Stirrer · Ion meter · Vacuum Oven · Centrifuge · Visible Spectrophotometer · Hot Plate · Refrigerator · Water Bath Shaker

The department has sophisticated research instruments like Gas Chromatography, Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy and various analytical instruments.

Head of the Department
Name	Qualification	Designation	Contact No. / E-mail	Area(s) of Interest
Dr. V. K. Singh	M.Tech, M.B.A,Ph.D	Associate Professor	vksingh.che@nitrr.ac.in	Solvent Extraction, Pyrolysis, Environmental Pollution

Faculty
Name	Qualification	Designation	Contact No. / E-mail	Area(s) of Interest
Dr.(Mrs) A. B. Soni	B.E, M.Tech, Ph.D	Professor	absoni.chem@nitrr.ac.in	Semifluidization
Dr. Bidyut Mazumdar	M.Tech, Ph.D, M.B.A	Associate Professor	bmazumdar.che@nitrr.ac.in	Waste Water Treatment, Bioprocess Engineering, Chemical Sensors, Food Technology, Catalysis, Environmental Biotechnology
Dr. P.K. Chaudhari	M.E, Ph.D.	Associate Professor	pkchaudhari.che@nitrr.ac.in	Process Design, Reaction Engineering, Waste Water Treatment
Dr. A. K. Poonia	M.Tech, Ph.D.	Associate Professor	akpoonia.che@nitrr.ac.in	Heat Transfer, Petroleum Refining
Dr. V. K. Singh	M.Tech, M.B.A,Ph.D	Associate Professor	vksingh.che@nitrr.ac.in	Solvent Extraction, Pyrolysis, Environmental Pollution
Dr. Amit Keshav	M.E, Ph.D	Associate Professor	akeshav.che@nitrr.ac.in	Membranes, Reactive Separation, CFD, Food Science
Dr. Dharm Pal	M.Tech., Ph.D.	Assistant Professor	dpsingh.che@nitrr.ac.in	Process Intensification (Reactive Separation, Extraction, SFE) Nanotechnology (Bio-nanocomposite , Nano fluids) Bio Resource Technology & Alternate Energy (Pyrolysis, Bio-fuels) Wastewater Treatment (Electrocoagulation)
Dr. Prabir Ghosh	M. Tech, Ph.D	Assistant Professor	prabirg.che@nitrr.ac.in	Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOPs) for removal of persistent organic pollutants, Industrial Waste Water Treatment Methods
Dr. J. AnandKumar	M.E, Ph.D	Assistant Professor	anandj.che@nitrr.ac.in	Advance Separation Process (Adsorption, Membrane & Biological) and Nanocomposites
Dr. R. Manivannan	B. Tech, Ph.D	Assistant Professor	rmani.che@nitrr.ac.in	Microelectronic Fabrication (CMP), Nanotechnology, Electrochemistry
Dr (Mrs.) S. Noyel Victoria	M.Tech, Ph.D (IITM)	Assistant Professor	snvictoria.che@nitrr.ac.in	Electrochemistry, Solar Cell Material, Nanotechnology
Dr. Chandrakant Thakur	B.E., M.Tech, Ph.D	Assistant Professor	cthakur.che@nitrr.ac.in	Environmental Engineering, Industrial Pollution Abatement, Adsorption
Ms. Ghoshna Jyoti	M.Tech, Ph.D (Thesis Submitted)	Temporary Faculty	ghoshna2006@gmail.com	Pervaporation, Modelling and Simulation, Process Design, Pinch Technology
Ms. Chetana Sudhakar Patil	M.Tech(IIT Guwahati)	Temporary Faculty	chetup144@gmail.com	Chemical Mechanical Polishing, Ferrofluids
Ms. Nishtha Shrivastava	M.Tech (IIT(ISM), Dhanbad)	Temporary Faculty	nishtha3012@gmail.com	Superhydrophobic Surfaces, Flow through packed bed

Head of the Department
Name	Qualification	Designation	Contact No. / E-mail	Area(s) of Interest
Dr. V. K. Singh	M.Tech, M.B.A,Ph.D	Associate Professor	vksingh.che@nitrr.ac.in	Solvent Extraction, Pyrolysis, Environmental Pollution

Faculty
Name	Qualification	Designation	Contact No. / E-mail	Area(s) of Interest
Dr.(Mrs) A. B. Soni	B.E, M.Tech, Ph.D	Professor	absoni.chem@nitrr.ac.in	Semifluidization
Dr. Bidyut Mazumdar	M.Tech, Ph.D, M.B.A	Associate Professor	bmazumdar.che@nitrr.ac.in	Waste Water Treatment, Bioprocess Engineering, Chemical Sensors, Food Technology, Catalysis, Environmental Biotechnology
Dr. P.K. Chaudhari	M.E, Ph.D.	Associate Professor	pkchaudhari.che@nitrr.ac.in	Process Design, Reaction Engineering, Waste Water Treatment
Dr. A. K. Poonia	M.Tech, Ph.D.	Associate Professor	akpoonia.che@nitrr.ac.in	Heat Transfer, Petroleum Refining
Dr. V. K. Singh	M.Tech, M.B.A,Ph.D	Associate Professor	vksingh.che@nitrr.ac.in	Solvent Extraction, Pyrolysis, Environmental Pollution
Dr. Amit Keshav	M.E, Ph.D	Associate Professor	akeshav.che@nitrr.ac.in	Membranes, Reactive Separation, CFD, Food Science
Dr. Dharm Pal	M.Tech., Ph.D.	Assistant Professor	dpsingh.che@nitrr.ac.in	Process Intensification (Reactive Separation, Extraction, SFE) Nanotechnology (Bio-nanocomposite , Nano fluids) Bio Resource Technology & Alternate Energy (Pyrolysis, Bio-fuels) Wastewater Treatment (Electrocoagulation)
Dr. Prabir Ghosh	M. Tech, Ph.D	Assistant Professor	prabirg.che@nitrr.ac.in	Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOPs) for removal of persistent organic pollutants, Industrial Waste Water Treatment Methods
Dr. J. AnandKumar	M.E, Ph.D	Assistant Professor	anandj.che@nitrr.ac.in	Advance Separation Process (Adsorption, Membrane & Biological) and Nanocomposites
Dr. R. Manivannan	B. Tech, Ph.D	Assistant Professor	rmani.che@nitrr.ac.in	Microelectronic Fabrication (CMP), Nanotechnology, Electrochemistry
Dr (Mrs.) S. Noyel Victoria	M.Tech, Ph.D (IITM)	Assistant Professor	snvictoria.che@nitrr.ac.in	Electrochemistry, Solar Cell Material, Nanotechnology
Dr. Chandrakant Thakur	B.E., M.Tech, Ph.D	Assistant Professor	cthakur.che@nitrr.ac.in	Environmental Engineering, Industrial Pollution Abatement, Adsorption
Ms. Ghoshna Jyoti	M.Tech, Ph.D (Thesis Submitted)	Temporary Faculty	ghoshna2006@gmail.com	Pervaporation, Modelling and Simulation, Process Design, Pinch Technology
Ms. Chetana Sudhakar Patil	M.Tech(IIT Guwahati)	Temporary Faculty	chetup144@gmail.com	Chemical Mechanical Polishing, Ferrofluids
Ms. Nishtha Shrivastava	M.Tech (IIT(ISM), Dhanbad)	Temporary Faculty	nishtha3012@gmail.com	Superhydrophobic Surfaces, Flow through packed bed

Name	Designation	Phone No. and E-mail Ids
Mr. G.L. Diwakar	Senior Technical Assistant (Regular)	8305139889
Ms. Ayoushi Jain	Technical Assistant (Regular)	jainayoushi123@gmail.com
Mr. Hingesh Sahu	Lab. Assistant (Regular)	9669907436 hingeshwarsahu@gmail.com
Mr. Ramesh Kumar Thakur	Lab. Attendant (Regular)	9617532705
Mr. Gulab Singh Thakur	Lab.Attendant (Regular)	9617719749 gulabsinghthakur1965@gmail.com
Mr. Gokul Chandrakar	Assistant Grade-III (Daily wages)	gkchandrakar1984@gmail.com 8120635357
Mr. Harendra Kumar Sahu	Lab. Attendant (Contract)	9479087936 harendra.608@rediffmail.com
Mr. Kishor Nayak	Assistant Grade - IV (Contract)	9755904544

Name	Designation	Phone No. and E-mail Ids
Mr. G.L. Diwakar	Senior Technical Assistant (Regular)	8305139889
Ms. Ayoushi Jain	Technical Assistant (Regular)	jainayoushi123@gmail.com
Mr. Hingesh Sahu	Lab. Assistant (Regular)	9669907436 hingeshwarsahu@gmail.com
Mr. Ramesh Kumar Thakur	Lab. Attendant (Regular)	9617532705
Mr. Gulab Singh Thakur	Lab.Attendant (Regular)	9617719749 gulabsinghthakur1965@gmail.com
Mr. Gokul Chandrakar	Assistant Grade-III (Daily wages)	gkchandrakar1984@gmail.com 8120635357
Mr. Harendra Kumar Sahu	Lab. Attendant (Contract)	9479087936 harendra.608@rediffmail.com
Mr. Kishor Nayak	Assistant Grade - IV (Contract)	9755904544

Testing Charges

S. No.	Test	Testing Charges (in Rs. per sample)
Plywood & Pre-laminated Board
1	Density	500/-
2	Moisture content	1000/-
3	Resistance to dry heat	1000/-
4	Fire resistance Flammability test Flame penetration test Rate of burning test.	1500/- (600 for individual test)
5	Water resistant test	2000/-
6	pH Value	1000/-
7	Acidity and alkalinity resistance test	2000/-
8	Formaldehyde Emission (Perforated Method)	4000/-
9	Mycological test	2000/-
Shutters & Doors
10	Knife test	1320/-
11	End immersion test	3960/-
Cement, Clay, Ash, Minerals ,Refractory Materials & Ore etc.
12	Bulk Density	1680/-
13	Specific Gravity	1680/-
14	Setting Time (for cement only)	2640/-
15	Chemical Analysis of Cement for the constituents- LOI, SiO₂, Al₂O₃, Fe₂O₃, CaO, MgO	2000/- (500/-for each individual compound)
16	Chemical Analysis of Cement for each Additional Components like IR, SO₃, Na₂O, K₂O, Chloride, etc.	600/-
Coal
17	Moisture (Oven drying)	500/-
18	Free Moisture	500/-
19	Ash	1000/-
20	Full Proximate Analysis	1500-
21	Volatile Matter	700/-
22.	Methylene Blue Number	1000/-
23.	Iodine Absorption Value	1500/-
Analytical Instrument
24.	HPLC Analysis	1500/-
25.	FTIR Analysis	1000/-
26.	Rheometer Analysis (per parameter)	1500/-
27.	Particle Size analysis (up to 0.02 micron)	1000/-
28.	Determination of heavy metals by AAS	1000/- per element
29.	Analysis of elements by flame photometer	700/-per element
30.	Contact Angle Analysis	800/-
31.	Open circuit potential (Max. 30 min)	500/- per electrolyte / medium
32.	Potentiodynamic polarization study / Tafel study	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
33.	Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy study	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
34.	Cyclic voltammetry	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
35.	Linear sweep voltammetry	1000/- per electrolyte / medium

Note:

Taxes will be charged extra as per prevailing rate at the time of testing. At present G.S.T w.e.f July 1, 2017 is applicable @18%.
Testing charges are to be paid by DD in favor of Director, NIT RAIPUR payable at RAIPUR.
Samples to be submitted to HOD Chemical Engg, NIT Raipur.

Testing Charges

S. No.	Test	Testing Charges (in Rs. per sample)
Plywood & Pre-laminated Board
1	Density	500/-
2	Moisture content	1000/-
3	Resistance to dry heat	1000/-
4	Fire resistance Flammability test Flame penetration test Rate of burning test.	1500/- (600 for individual test)
5	Water resistant test	2000/-
6	pH Value	1000/-
7	Acidity and alkalinity resistance test	2000/-
8	Formaldehyde Emission (Perforated Method)	4000/-
9	Mycological test	2000/-
Shutters & Doors
10	Knife test	1320/-
11	End immersion test	3960/-
Cement, Clay, Ash, Minerals ,Refractory Materials & Ore etc.
12	Bulk Density	1680/-
13	Specific Gravity	1680/-
14	Setting Time (for cement only)	2640/-
15	Chemical Analysis of Cement for the constituents- LOI, SiO₂, Al₂O₃, Fe₂O₃, CaO, MgO	2000/- (500/-for each individual compound)
16	Chemical Analysis of Cement for each Additional Components like IR, SO₃, Na₂O, K₂O, Chloride, etc.	600/-
Coal
17	Moisture (Oven drying)	500/-
18	Free Moisture	500/-
19	Ash	1000/-
20	Full Proximate Analysis	1500-
21	Volatile Matter	700/-
22.	Methylene Blue Number	1000/-
23.	Iodine Absorption Value	1500/-
Analytical Instrument
24.	HPLC Analysis	1500/-
25.	FTIR Analysis	1000/-
26.	Rheometer Analysis (per parameter)	1500/-
27.	Particle Size analysis (up to 0.02 micron)	1000/-
28.	Determination of heavy metals by AAS	1000/- per element
29.	Analysis of elements by flame photometer	700/-per element
30.	Contact Angle Analysis	800/-
31.	Open circuit potential (Max. 30 min)	500/- per electrolyte / medium
32.	Potentiodynamic polarization study / Tafel study	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
33.	Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy study	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
34.	Cyclic voltammetry	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
35.	Linear sweep voltammetry	1000/- per electrolyte / medium

Note:

Taxes will be charged extra as per prevailing rate at the time of testing. At present G.S.T w.e.f July 1, 2017 is applicable @18%.
Testing charges are to be paid by DD in favor of Director, NIT RAIPUR payable at RAIPUR.
Samples to be submitted to HOD Chemical Engg, NIT Raipur.

Syllabus & Scheme for First Year

Scheme And Syllabus For All Other Years for All Branches

Arch.

CHEM.

CIVIL

M.Tech(Chemical Engineering)

M.Tech(Chemical Process Design)

M.Tech. (WRD&IE) Scheme

Syllabus M.Tech. (WRD&IE)

Scheme M.Tech. (Structural Engg.)

Syllabus M.Tech. (Structural Engg.)

CSE

Electrical

E. & TC

Mechanical

M. Tech. Thermal (OLD)

M.Tech Thermal Scheme (New)

M.Tech Thermal SYLLABUS (New)

MINING

META

MCA

PhD Scholar (Ongoing & Completed)

Testing Charges

S. No.	Test	Testing Charges (in Rs. per sample)
Plywood & Pre-laminated Board
1	Density	500/-
2	Moisture content	1000/-
3	Resistance to dry heat	1000/-
4	Fire resistance Flammability test Flame penetration test Rate of burning test.	1500/- (600 for individual test)
5	Water resistant test	2000/-
6	pH Value	1000/-
7	Acidity and alkalinity resistance test	2000/-
8	Formaldehyde Emission (Perforated Method)	4000/-
9	Mycological test	2000/-
Shutters & Doors
10	Knife test	1320/-
11	End immersion test	3960/-
Cement, Clay, Ash, Minerals ,Refractory Materials & Ore etc.
12	Bulk Density	1680/-
13	Specific Gravity	1680/-
14	Setting Time (for cement only)	2640/-
15	Chemical Analysis of Cement for the constituents- LOI, SiO₂, Al₂O₃, Fe₂O₃, CaO, MgO	2000/- (500/-for each individual compound)
16	Chemical Analysis of Cement for each Additional Components like IR, SO₃, Na₂O, K₂O, Chloride, etc.	600/-
Coal
17	Moisture (Oven drying)	500/-
18	Free Moisture	500/-
19	Ash	1000/-
20	Full Proximate Analysis	1500-
21	Volatile Matter	700/-
22.	Methylene Blue Number	1000/-
23.	Iodine Absorption Value	1500/-
Analytical Instrument
24.	HPLC Analysis	1500/-
25.	FTIR Analysis	1000/-
26.	Rheometer Analysis (per parameter)	1500/-
27.	Particle Size analysis (up to 0.02 micron)	1000/-
28.	Determination of heavy metals by AAS	1000/- per element
29.	Analysis of elements by flame photometer	700/-per element
30.	Contact Angle Analysis	800/-
31.	Open circuit potential (Max. 30 min)	500/- per electrolyte / medium
32.	Potentiodynamic polarization study / Tafel study	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
33.	Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy study	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
34.	Cyclic voltammetry	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
35.	Linear sweep voltammetry	1000/- per electrolyte / medium

Note:

Taxes will be charged extra as per prevailing rate at the time of testing. At present G.S.T w.e.f July 1, 2017 is applicable @18%.
Testing charges are to be paid by DD in favor of Director, NIT RAIPUR payable at RAIPUR.
Samples to be submitted to HOD Chemical Engg, NIT Raipur.

Testing Charges

S. No.	Test	Testing Charges (in Rs. per sample)
Plywood & Pre-laminated Board
1	Density	500/-
2	Moisture content	1000/-
3	Resistance to dry heat	1000/-
4	Fire resistance Flammability test Flame penetration test Rate of burning test.	1500/- (600 for individual test)
5	Water resistant test	2000/-
6	pH Value	1000/-
7	Acidity and alkalinity resistance test	2000/-
8	Formaldehyde Emission (Perforated Method)	4000/-
9	Mycological test	2000/-
Shutters & Doors
10	Knife test	1320/-
11	End immersion test	3960/-
Cement, Clay, Ash, Minerals ,Refractory Materials & Ore etc.
12	Bulk Density	1680/-
13	Specific Gravity	1680/-
14	Setting Time (for cement only)	2640/-
15	Chemical Analysis of Cement for the constituents- LOI, SiO₂, Al₂O₃, Fe₂O₃, CaO, MgO	2000/- (500/-for each individual compound)
16	Chemical Analysis of Cement for each Additional Components like IR, SO₃, Na₂O, K₂O, Chloride, etc.	600/-
Coal
17	Moisture (Oven drying)	500/-
18	Free Moisture	500/-
19	Ash	1000/-
20	Full Proximate Analysis	1500-
21	Volatile Matter	700/-
22.	Methylene Blue Number	1000/-
23.	Iodine Absorption Value	1500/-
Analytical Instrument
24.	HPLC Analysis	1500/-
25.	FTIR Analysis	1000/-
26.	Rheometer Analysis (per parameter)	1500/-
27.	Particle Size analysis (up to 0.02 micron)	1000/-
28.	Determination of heavy metals by AAS	1000/- per element
29.	Analysis of elements by flame photometer	700/-per element
30.	Contact Angle Analysis	800/-
31.	Open circuit potential (Max. 30 min)	500/- per electrolyte / medium
32.	Potentiodynamic polarization study / Tafel study	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
33.	Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy study	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
34.	Cyclic voltammetry	1000/- per electrolyte / medium
35.	Linear sweep voltammetry	1000/- per electrolyte / medium

Note:

Taxes will be charged extra as per prevailing rate at the time of testing. At present G.S.T w.e.f July 1, 2017 is applicable @18%.
Testing charges are to be paid by DD in favor of Director, NIT RAIPUR payable at RAIPUR.
Samples to be submitted to HOD Chemical Engg, NIT Raipur.

Short Term Training Programme Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Period	Co-ordinators
1	Short Term Training Programme on "Chemical Process Modeling & Simulation (CPMS-14)"	Self-sponsored	23rd-27th June 2014	Dr. P. K. Chaudhari & Dr. R. Manivannan
2	Short Term Training Programme on "Simulation of Flow Processes using Computational Fluid Dynamics"	TEQIP II	2nd-6th June, 2014	Dr. Amit Keshav & Dr. J. Anandkumar

Workshop Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Period	Co-ordinators
1	Workshop on "Renewable Energy & Environment (REE-14)"	TEQIP II	12 & 13th June 2014	Prof. Dharm Pal & Dr. R. Manivannan

Industrial Expert Lectures Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Date	Topic
1	Shri. D. C. Gupta, Dy. Gen. Manager, JK Tyres, Mysore	TEQIP II	04/Aug/2014	Tyre Technology
2	Shri. Shashank Mishra, Asst. Manager,IFFCO, New Delhi	TEQIP II	22/Aug/2014	Fertilizer Technology
3	Shri. Madhur Mehrotra, Associate Vice President,UEM Group, Noida	TEQIP II	10/Oct/2014	Environmental Aspects

International Conference Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Period
1	International Conference on Advances in Chemical Engineering	ONGC	05 & 06 April,2013

In-house Training Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Period
1	Gas Chromatography	TEQIP II	21 & 22 Oct 2014

Short Term Training Programme Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Period	Co-ordinators
1	Short Term Training Programme on "Chemical Process Modeling & Simulation (CPMS-14)"	Self-sponsored	23rd-27th June 2014	Dr. P. K. Chaudhari & Dr. R. Manivannan
2	Short Term Training Programme on "Simulation of Flow Processes using Computational Fluid Dynamics"	TEQIP II	2nd-6th June, 2014	Dr. Amit Keshav & Dr. J. Anandkumar

Workshop Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Period	Co-ordinators
1	Workshop on "Renewable Energy & Environment (REE-14)"	TEQIP II	12 & 13th June 2014	Prof. Dharm Pal & Dr. R. Manivannan

Industrial Expert Lectures Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Date	Topic
1	Shri. D. C. Gupta, Dy. Gen. Manager, JK Tyres, Mysore	TEQIP II	04/Aug/2014	Tyre Technology
2	Shri. Shashank Mishra, Asst. Manager,IFFCO, New Delhi	TEQIP II	22/Aug/2014	Fertilizer Technology
3	Shri. Madhur Mehrotra, Associate Vice President,UEM Group, Noida	TEQIP II	10/Oct/2014	Environmental Aspects

International Conference Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Period
1	International Conference on Advances in Chemical Engineering	ONGC	05 & 06 April,2013

In-house Training Organized

S.No.	Name of the Event	Sponsoring Agency	Period
1	Gas Chromatography	TEQIP II	21 & 22 Oct 2014

Sr. No.	TITLE OF THE PROJECT	PI / CO-PI	COST OF PROJECT	FUNDING AGENCY	YEAR OF SANCTION	CURRENT STATUS
1	Intensification of downstream processing of citric acid using process intensification method (reactive extraction)	Dr. Amit Keshav & Dr. (Mrs.) A. B. Soni	2,00,000/-	CGCOST	2010	Completed
2	Treatment of bio-digester effluents (BDE) of rice grain based industry	Dr. P. K. Chaudhari	1,05,000/-	CGCOST	2011	Completed
3	Kinetics of thermal degradation of chlorophyll green leafy vegetables and increasing the shelf life of the vegetables	Dr. Amit Keshav & Dr. (Mrs.) A. B. Soni	11,71,400/-	DST/SERB	2012	Completed
4	Studies on a membrane reactor for the etherification of mono-carboxylic acids with ethanol	Dr. Amit Keshav	25,20,000/-	DST/SERB	2013	On Going
5	Shelf life of spices	Dr. B. Mazumdar	5,00,000/-	CGCOST	2014	On Going
6	Organic acids from sugarcane industry’s byproduct	Mr. Dharm Pal & Dr. Amit Keshav	5,00,000/-	CGCOST	2014	On Going
7	Slurry formulation for ruthenium chemical mechanical planarization	Dr. R. Manivannan	26,35,593/-	DST/SERB	2014	On Going
8	Removal of dye and reduction of COD from dye bearing effluent	Dr. J. Anandkumar & Dr. P.K. Chaudhari	4,00,000/-	CGCOST	2015	On Going
9	Interactive mechanism of green corrosion inhibitor and mild steal in alkaline medium containing chloride ion	Dr. R. Manivanan & Dr. (Mrs.) A. B. Soni	4,28,000/-	CGCOST	2015	On Going
10	Electrochemical Deposition of CZTS for solar cell application	Dr. S. Noyel Victoria	27,44,000/-	DST-SERI	2014	On Going
11	One step CZTS nano ink synthesis by sonochemical route for bifacial solar cell application	Dr. S. Noyel Victoria	23,46,000/-	DST-SERB	2014	On Going
12	Practically-Viable heterogeneous Fenton catalyst and reuse of same catalyst in synthetic or industrial wastewater treatment	Dr. Prabir Ghosh	25,89,000/-	SERB	2016	Ongoing
13	Combined novel biophysical treatment for heterogeneous wastewater pollutants	Dr. J. Anandkumar	48,65,879/-	SERB	2016	On Going
14	Synthesis of nano coated ceramic composite membrane for separation of green chemicals from technical lignin	Dr. J. Anandkumar & Dr. D. Vasanth	25,35,500/-	SERB	2016	On Going
15	Effect of additives on germanium chemical mechanical planarization slurries	Dr. R. Manivannan	50,000/-	IEI	2016	On Going

Sr. No.	TITLE OF THE PROJECT	PI / CO-PI	COST OF PROJECT	FUNDING AGENCY	YEAR OF SANCTION	CURRENT STATUS
1	Intensification of downstream processing of citric acid using process intensification method (reactive extraction)	Dr. Amit Keshav & Dr. (Mrs.) A. B. Soni	2,00,000/-	CGCOST	2010	Completed
2	Treatment of bio-digester effluents (BDE) of rice grain based industry	Dr. P. K. Chaudhari	1,05,000/-	CGCOST	2011	Completed
3	Kinetics of thermal degradation of chlorophyll green leafy vegetables and increasing the shelf life of the vegetables	Dr. Amit Keshav & Dr. (Mrs.) A. B. Soni	11,71,400/-	DST/SERB	2012	Completed
4	Studies on a membrane reactor for the etherification of mono-carboxylic acids with ethanol	Dr. Amit Keshav	25,20,000/-	DST/SERB	2013	On Going
5	Shelf life of spices	Dr. B. Mazumdar	5,00,000/-	CGCOST	2014	On Going
6	Organic acids from sugarcane industry’s byproduct	Mr. Dharm Pal & Dr. Amit Keshav	5,00,000/-	CGCOST	2014	On Going
7	Slurry formulation for ruthenium chemical mechanical planarization	Dr. R. Manivannan	26,35,593/-	DST/SERB	2014	On Going
8	Removal of dye and reduction of COD from dye bearing effluent	Dr. J. Anandkumar & Dr. P.K. Chaudhari	4,00,000/-	CGCOST	2015	On Going
9	Interactive mechanism of green corrosion inhibitor and mild steal in alkaline medium containing chloride ion	Dr. R. Manivanan & Dr. (Mrs.) A. B. Soni	4,28,000/-	CGCOST	2015	On Going
10	Electrochemical Deposition of CZTS for solar cell application	Dr. S. Noyel Victoria	27,44,000/-	DST-SERI	2014	On Going
11	One step CZTS nano ink synthesis by sonochemical route for bifacial solar cell application	Dr. S. Noyel Victoria	23,46,000/-	DST-SERB	2014	On Going
12	Practically-Viable heterogeneous Fenton catalyst and reuse of same catalyst in synthetic or industrial wastewater treatment	Dr. Prabir Ghosh	25,89,000/-	SERB	2016	Ongoing
13	Combined novel biophysical treatment for heterogeneous wastewater pollutants	Dr. J. Anandkumar	48,65,879/-	SERB	2016	On Going
14	Synthesis of nano coated ceramic composite membrane for separation of green chemicals from technical lignin	Dr. J. Anandkumar & Dr. D. Vasanth	25,35,500/-	SERB	2016	On Going
15	Effect of additives on germanium chemical mechanical planarization slurries	Dr. R. Manivannan	50,000/-	IEI	2016	On Going

Name of the programmes

Accreditation Status

Period of validity

UG (Chemical Engineering)

Provisionally accredited

Academic years 2016-2017 to 2018-2019 i.e., upto 30-06-2019

PG (Chemical Process Design)

Accredited

Academic years 2016-2017 to 2020-2021 i.e., upto 30-06-2021

Sl. No.	Name of the Equipment	Model & Make	Purpose	Faculty Incharge
1.	UV-visible spectrophotometer	Shimadzu, UV-1800	To determine the concentration of liquid samples	Dr.PrabirGhosh
2.	Gas Chromatography	Thermofisher Ceres 800Plus	To perform the qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis	Dr. P. K. Chaudhari
3.	Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy	ECIL	To determine the concentration of the metals ions (Cu, Fe, Ni, Pb, Co, Cr) in the liquid sample	Prof. V. K. Singh
4.	Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy	Bruker, Alpha Model	To determine the organic functional group of solid / liquid samples	Dr. J. Anandkumar
5.	Contact Angle Analyzer	Pheonix 300	To determine the angle formed when a liquid/vapor interface meets the solid surface	Dr. R. Manivannan
6.	Refractometer	Contech Instruments, CAR-02	To determine the refractive index of the liquid sample	Dr. P. K. Chaudhari
7.	Rheometer	Anton Paar, Modular Compact Rheometer MCR-52	To determine the rheological properties of the liquid	Dr. J. Anandkumar
8.	Flame photometer	1382, ESICO	Determination of inorganic compounds like- Na, P, Li, Ba and Ca for any sample	Dr. J. Anandkumar
9.	Particle size analyzer	300 MI, Zeiss primo star	Determination of particle size (Range 0.5-100 microns)	Dr. J. Anandkumar
10.	HPLC	9300,YL Instruments	Separation and analysis of non-volatile or thermally unstable compounds	Dr. Dharm Pal
11.	Potentiostat	PMC-1000, Parstat MC	EIS study, cyclic voltammetry, Tafel plot etc	Dr. R. Manivannan

Sl. No.	Name of the Equipment	Model & Make	Purpose	Faculty Incharge
1.	UV-visible spectrophotometer	Shimadzu, UV-1800	To determine the concentration of liquid samples	Dr.PrabirGhosh
2.	Gas Chromatography	Thermofisher Ceres 800Plus	To perform the qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis	Dr. P. K. Chaudhari
3.	Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy	ECIL	To determine the concentration of the metals ions (Cu, Fe, Ni, Pb, Co, Cr) in the liquid sample	Prof. V. K. Singh
4.	Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy	Bruker, Alpha Model	To determine the organic functional group of solid / liquid samples	Dr. J. Anandkumar
5.	Contact Angle Analyzer	Pheonix 300	To determine the angle formed when a liquid/vapor interface meets the solid surface	Dr. R. Manivannan
6.	Refractometer	Contech Instruments, CAR-02	To determine the refractive index of the liquid sample	Dr. P. K. Chaudhari
7.	Rheometer	Anton Paar, Modular Compact Rheometer MCR-52	To determine the rheological properties of the liquid	Dr. J. Anandkumar
8.	Flame photometer	1382, ESICO	Determination of inorganic compounds like- Na, P, Li, Ba and Ca for any sample	Dr. J. Anandkumar
9.	Particle size analyzer	300 MI, Zeiss primo star	Determination of particle size (Range 0.5-100 microns)	Dr. J. Anandkumar
10.	HPLC	9300,YL Instruments	Separation and analysis of non-volatile or thermally unstable compounds	Dr. Dharm Pal
11.	Potentiostat	PMC-1000, Parstat MC	EIS study, cyclic voltammetry, Tafel plot etc	Dr. R. Manivannan

Name of the programmes	Accreditation Status	Period of validity
UG (Chemical Engineering)	Provisionally accredited	Academic years 2016-2017 to 2018-2019 i.e., upto 30-06-2019
PG (Chemical Process Design)	Accredited	Academic years 2016-2017 to 2020-2021 i.e., upto 30-06-2021