CHRIST UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING-All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) : (The first Industry Summer Intership in-campus)

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CUFE Campus witnessed the inauguration of ‘The All-Terrain Vehicle’ and the first Industry internship in campus, in association with ELITE TECHNO GROUP on 29-04-2015 at 12:00 PM. The Vehicle was formally inaugurated by Rev.Fr. Antony Puthuserry and then followed by a test trial.

The workshop commenced on 15/04/2015, starting with the design phase which extended till 20/04/2015.

A total of 32 students were involved in building this vehicle starting from scratch in association with the faculties from Elite Techno Groups, Jaipur. The vehicle is powered by 190 CC Briggs and Stratton Engine which gives a power of 6.5 bhp .The fabrication phase started from 21-04-2015 and it was completed on 28-04-2015.There was an overwhelming response from the students as they were exploring the practical aspects in building this vehicle.
 
A team of 25 students will be selected by the faculty (internal) from this internship programme (based upon their performance in the internship) and those students will be registering for the event SAE BAJA : A national event conducted by SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers).

Dr. Iven Jose
Associate Dean

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