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A group of students from the School of Engineering and Technology at Sona Devi University in Ghatshila embarked on an industrial exposure tour to Hindustan Copper Limited’s Musabani Concentrator Plant on December 5. The primary objective of the visit was to acquaint the students with the real-time operations involved in mining and metallurgy. During the tour, the students gained valuable insights into the processes of refining and enriching copper ore sourced from nearby mines, including Surda and Rakha.

The students were briefed by officials from Hindustan Copper Limited, including Deputy General Manager J.P. Mishra, Senior Officer M.Z. Khan, and Shweta Kumari from the Electrical Department. These officials explained the various plant operations, such as crushing, grinding, and flotation, as well as the importance of quality control and mandatory safety practices. The team also emphasized the significance of industrial work culture and essential safety protocols.

The tour provided the students with practical knowledge of mining, mechanical, electrical, and process engineering, thereby enhancing their technical understanding of the subject matter. It also made them aware of the potential career opportunities available in the industrial and technological sectors. The visiting team was accompanied by several faculty members, including Pooja Tiwari, the Head of the Engineering Department, Vinay Prakash Choudhary, the Head of the Mechanical Department, and representatives from the Training and Placement Cell, Siddhant Kumar and Dr. Neelmani Kumar.

The industrial exposure tour was a valuable learning experience for the students, allowing them to gain hands-on knowledge of the copper production process and the various stages involved. The visit helped bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, providing the students with a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. Overall, the tour was a success, and the students benefited greatly from the experience, gaining valuable insights into the workings of a real-world industrial setting.