M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering students cover several more advanced subjects that extend on the groundwork laid in their lower-grade classes. Usually, the curriculum addresses research and project work as well as elective and core courses. These are among the primary themes usually researched:
1. Advanced mechanics as well as strength of materials:
Study of stress, strain, and material behavior under different loading conditions, theory of elasticity.
Analyzing how materials and constructions act when cracks or breaks occur is fracture mechanics.
Plasticity refers to the study of permanent material deformation under stress.
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2: thermodynamics and heat transfer.
Advanced Thermodynamics: Engineering systems using laws of thermodynamics, thermodynamic cycles, and their uses.
An in-depth analysis of conduction, convection, radiation, and heat exchangers and their real-world uses in engineering and production.
3. Dynamics and Fluid Mechanical
Computational Fluid Dynamics ( CFD): Solving fluid flow issues with numerical techniques.