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Dinner at the Alumni Meet

Dinner at the Alumni Meet
  • Photographs , Institute Events

This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Alumni at the Alumni Meet, 1966

Alumni at the Alumni Meet, 1966
  • Photographs , Institute Events

This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Alumni Day

Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

From left, Mr. Mani (Workshop Supervisor), Prof. P. C. Verghese (Civil Engineering Department), Prof. R. G. Narayanamurthi (Mechanical Engineering Department), Prof. E. G. Ramachandran (Metallurgical Engineering Department), Prof. D. Venkateswarulu (Chemical Engineering Department), Prof. B. V. A. Rao (Applied Mechanics Department). This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

A cultural event at the Alumni Day

A cultural event at the Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

A Performance at the Alumni Day This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Alumni Day

Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

From Left, Prof. B. Sengupto (Director, IITM), Prof. B. V. A. Rao (Applied Mechanics Department) This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Alumni Day

Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

From right, Prof. B. V. A. Rao (Applied Mechanics Department), Prof. B. Sengupto (Director, IITM), Prof. M. V. C. Sastri (Chemistry Department) This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Alumni Day

Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

Seen in the image on the left is Prof. B. Sengupto (Director, IITM) This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Alumni Day

Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

From right, Prof. B. V. A. Rao (Applied Mechanics Department), Prof. M. V. C. Sastri (Chemistry Department) This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Alumni Day

Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Alumni Day

Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

From left, Prof. M. V. C. Sastri (Chemistry Department), Prof. B. Sengupto (Director, IITM), Prof. B. V. A. Rao (Applied Mechanics Department) This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Alumni Day

Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph. From right, Prof. B. V. A. Rao (Applied Mechanics Department), Prof. M. V. C. Sastri (Chemistry Department).

A cultural event at the Alumni Day

A cultural event at the Alumni Day
  • Photographs , Institute Events

A Performance at the Alumni Day This album is being compiled. The Heritage Centre would appreciate any information that can be provided about the photograph.

Parts of a bicycle that were made at the FRP Centre

Parts of a bicycle that were made at the FRP Centre
  • Photographs , Equipment , 1970s

In the 1970s, bicycles were most commonly made using steel. An FRP bicycle has certain significant advantages over the steel bicycle such as the lightness of weight and rusting would be minimised. The disadvantage of the FRP bicycle would probably lie in the durability aspect of its function. IIT Madras set up six centres in the year 1973. The Composite Structures (FRP) Research Centre, also known as the Fibre Reinforced Plastics (FRP) Centre, was one of them. The Centre was officially opened in March 1974 and it aimed at coordinating and utilising its expertise and resources to advance…

A bathroom fitting product that was made at the FRP Centre

A bathroom fitting product that was made at the FRP Centre
  • Photographs , Equipment , 1970s

An FRP WC has certain advantages over the commonly used ceramic WCs such as easy portability and fewer damages (ceramics tend to chip and crack over time). The disadvantage of an FRP WC would probably lie in the hygiene aspect of its function. The Composite Structures (FRP) Research Centre, also known as the Fibre Reinforced Plastics (FRP) Centre was started at IIT Madras in March 1974. It was started due to the increased use of FRP, on a global scale, for advanced technology applications as well as for commercial and domestic applications. Prior to the formation of the Centre, in 1960,…

A bicycle, designed and developed at the FRP Centre

A bicycle, designed and developed at the FRP Centre
  • Photographs , Equipment , 1970s

In the 1970s, bicycles were most commonly made using steel. An FRP bicycle has certain significant advantages over the steel bicycle such as the lightness of weight and rusting would be minimised. The disadvantage of the FRP bicycle would probably lie in the durability aspect of its function. IIT Madras set up six centres in the year 1973. The Composite Structures (FRP) Research Centre, also known as the Fibre Reinforced Plastics (FRP) Centre, was one of them. The other centres that were started that year were the Regional Sophisticated Instrumentation Centre, Centre for Energy Research,…

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