Industrial Visit to Havells Lloyds AC Plant
23rd February 2024
ISTE Student Chapter and Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), Ministry of Education (MoE) Dronacharya College of Engineering, Gurugram organized an industrial visitto "Havells Lloyd Plant" on 23rd February 2024. Forty-Five students along with Dr. Vaishali Dixit (Associate Professor) went for the visit.
The visit aimed to provide insightful experience to students about the industrial practices, technological advancements and the application of theoretical knowledge in real-world.
The Havells Lloyd Plant is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to the production of a wide range of electrical appliances, including air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, and televisions. Situated in the industrial hub of Neemrana, the plant spans across 45 Acres and employs a significant workforce.
The visit started with an overview of the manufacturing processes involved in producing various appliances. Studentsgained knowledge about the assembly lines, quality control measures, and safety protocols implemented within the plant. Through interactive sessions and demonstrations, students gained insights into the product development lifecycle, from design conceptualization to prototyping and mass production.
Engineers elucidated the integration of innovative technologies to enhance product efficiency and performance. Quality assurance emerged as a focal point during the visit with emphasis placed on rigorous testing procedures to ensure product reliability and compliance with industry standards.
Next students went to testing labs where company official explained about the advanced equipment for performance evaluation and durability testing.The integration of automation and robotics in manufacturing was showcased, underscoring the plant's commitment to efficiency and precision. Students also witnessed automated assembly lines and robotic arms performing intricate tasks with speed and accuracy.
Efforts such as waste management, energy-efficient practices, and eco-friendly packaging within the plant were also highlighted by the company officials.
The trip provided a platform to correlate classroom learning with real-world industrial practices, reinforcing the importance of theoretical concepts in practical scenarios.Interactions of budding engineers with industry professionals offered them valuable career insights to explore opportunities in the field of manufacturing and engineering.