Agri Department Lab
Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
The Fluid Mechanics Lab helps students understand the fundamental principles of fluids in motion and at rest. It provides hands-on experiments to study various properties of fluids, flow behavior, and hydraulic principles crucial for designing water-related infrastructure like pipelines, dams, canals, and sewage systems.
Soil Science Laboratory
The Soil Science Lab is essential for understanding the physical, mechanical, and engineering behavior of soil. It is a core part of geotechnical engineering, where students learn to analyze soil properties, which directly influence the design and construction of foundations, embankments, roads, and retaining structures
Surveying and Levelling Laboratory
The Surveying and Levelling Lab provides civil engineering students with the practical skills and knowledge required to measure distances, angles, elevations, and positions on the Earth’s surface. This data is fundamental for planning, designing, and executing infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, buildings, and land development.
Tractors and Farm Engines Laboratory
The Tractors and Farm Engines Lab provides students with hands-on experience in understanding the working, maintenance, and performance testing of internal combustion (IC) engines, tractor systems, and agricultural machinery. This lab is particularly relevant in rural development, mechanized farming, and infrastructure design for agriculture-based communities.
Surveying and Levelling Laboratory
The Strength of Materials (SOM) Lab enables students to understand the mechanical behavior of different materials like steel, concrete, timber, etc., under various types of loads. It focuses on evaluating strength, stiffness, ductility, toughness, and elasticity — essential for safe and efficient structural design.