 Visit to Panki Thermal Power Station Axis Colleges’ goal is always to give students hands-on learning experiences that connect what they learn in the classroom with how it works in the real world. In line with this goal, the school recently arranged an industrial visit to Panki Thermal Power Station (PTPS) in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, for its engineering students. This gave them a unique chance to see how one of the region’s most important power plants works.
The goal of the trip was to help students learn more about how thermal power is made, how energy is sent, and how important engineering is for keeping large-scale industrial processes efficient and environmentally friendly. When the students got there, they were greeted kindly by PTPS officials who gave them a full tour of the power station’s history, operational capacity, and latest technological advances.
During the tour, students saw directly how complicated it is to make electricity, from burning coal to running turbines to distributing and transmitting electricity. Experts at PTPS talked about important technical ideas related to turning heat into energy, how boilers work, protecting the environment, and limiting emissions to keep practices sustainable. The students also went to different areas and watched how mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering work together to make sure the power plant works smoothly.
After the presentation, there was an interactive session where students talked with plant engineers about career possibilities, problems in the industry, and the newest developments in making thermal energy. The experts talked about how energy efficiency is changing and encouraged the students to learn more about new technologies that can help with integrating green energy, automating tasks, and protecting the environment.
At the end of the industrial visit, the students were very thankful for the valuable experience that had helped them learn more about technology and job options. Axis Colleges continues to show its dedication to hands-on learning by building strong relationships between academia and business. This makes sure that students are always ready to meet the needs of the business world with confidence and skill.
Axis Colleges gives future engineers valuable experience through these kinds of programs, which turn theoretical knowledge into real understanding while encouraging innovation and getting students ready for the job market. The trip to Panki Thermal Power Station shows how committed the college is to making graduates who are ready for work and can make a real difference in India’s technology and infrastructure progress. —