MECHANICAL ENGINEERING - AGRICULTURE

 Mechanical Engineering in Agriculture

- Mr. S. R. Rajkumar M.Tech,

    It is a part of the new discipline called agro-technical which has been developed. The mechanical engineering profession has a long and honorable history of achievements in agriculture. At the present time its contributions seem to be mainly in mechanization and in environmental structures for both plants and animals. The emphasis is on production despite the fact that in the modern food system distribution accounts for the major part of energy use and overall cost. This paper identifies agricultural distribution as an important and urgent area for the commitment of the mechanical engineer. It shows how the engineering method, which lies at the heart of the profession's contributions to society, can be applied to this large and growing sector of the economy.



  • Agricultural based multipurpose equipment
  • Fabrication of areca tree climber 
  • Solar pesticide
  • Drone in agricultural purpose

    The above based agricultural equipment has developed by the students under the guidance of Faculty of  Mechanical Engineering Department under Stella Mary'S College of Engineering, Kanya Kumari District.  Our campus has encourage the student to involve there knowledge in applying their engineering skills on the living necessary needs. 

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