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DMET: Where Engineering Meets Expression – A Journey Through Music and Creativity
Music inside DMET is not just fun. It builds better cadets smarter, happier, friendlier, and stronger in every way. Music events should be supported more by the administration, alumni, and students.

DMET Cadets
Jul 244 min read


Mohit Madhav: From Engine Control Room to Classroom – Empowering the Next Wave of Marine Engineers
In the world of merchant shipping, few individuals manage to balance the hands-on expertise of sea life with the patience and vision of an educator. Mohit Madhav , DMET Roll Number 6634 , Class of 2013 , is one such inspiring personality — a Chief Engineer by profession , a mentor by passion , and now, a dedicated maritime educator shaping the future of marine engineering in India . Having spent over 12 years sailing aboard oil tankers, chemical tankers, and container ships ,

Prateek Khanna
Apr 73 min read


Citadel Alert: Chair Yoga for Neck, Shoulder, and Back Pain Relief and Strength
Unlock Wellness: Why DMETians Should Attend Madhu’s Chair Yoga Session In the demanding world of marine engineering, stress, physical...

Team Dmet Club
Jan 123 min read


Citadel Alert: Discovering Mental & Physical Wellbeing with Yoga Guru Madhu
In today’s fast-paced world, the challenges of maintaining mental and physical wellbeing can be overwhelming, especially for those in...

Team Dmet Club
Jan 43 min read


Moments from DMECA NCR FEST I 2024 I December 21, 2024
Celebrating Connections at DMECA NCR Fest 2024 The DMECA NCR Fest 2024 was a grand celebration of camaraderie, nostalgia, and...

Team Dmet Club
Dec 24, 20242 min read


Exploring the Future of Green Fuel in Maritime Shipping with Dmetian Prakash Chandra
A Critical Step Towards Sustainable Shipping This Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 12 PM IST, Dmet Club is proud to host a highly insightful...

Team Dmet Club
Oct 5, 20245 min read


Understanding the Oily Water Separator: Construction, Working, and Maintenance
One of the most significant concerns for a seafarer or shipowner is the risk of oil pollution accidents. Onboard a merchant vessel, the daily operations generate a mixture of oil and water, which must be properly separated before discharging the treated water overboard. This process is critical in preventing oil pollution, and compliance with international regulations is mandatory. To address this, the Oily Water Separator (OWS) is used on ships. This essential equipment is

Team MarineX
Oct 4, 20245 min read


A Comprehensive Guide to Marine Boiler Mountings
The marine boiler, one of the most fundamental pieces of machinery aboard a ship, is responsible for generating steam used for propulsion and other onboard systems. With the evolution of shipping technology, boilers have undergone several advancements, making them safer and more efficient. Today, boilers on ships are equipped with various essential fittings, known as boiler mountings, which ensure their safe operation. These mountings provide the necessary controls to regulat

Team MarineX
Sep 29, 20245 min read


A Tribute to Our Seniors, Alumni Faculties, and the Legacy of DMET: The Cradle of Marine Engineering Excellence
A teacher affects eternity; they can never tell where their influence stops! Happy Teachers Day Dmetians! As we celebrate Teachers’ Day,...

Prateek Khanna
Sep 5, 20246 min read


The Critical Role of Hot Work Permits on Merchant Vessels
In maritime operations, where safety is not just a priority but a lifeline, the implementation of rigorous safety protocols is paramount. Among these, the Hot Work Permit (HWP) system stands out as an indispensable procedure, designed to safeguard lives, protect property, and ensure compliance with international safety standards. Hot work , defined as any operation involving open flames, heat, or sparks, poses a significant risk on merchant vessels, which often carry flammabl

Team MarineX
Aug 19, 20247 min read


A Guide to Scavenge Port Inspection Onboard Ships
The scavenge port inspection is a fundamental maintenance procedure conducted on the main propulsion engines of ships. This inspection involves a detailed examination of the internal components of the engine, such as the piston, piston rings, cylinder liner, and associated parts, through the scavenge ports. The primary goal is to detect any signs of wear, leakage, or damage that could compromise engine performance and safety. The inspection is a critical part of ensuring that

Team Dmet Club
Aug 19, 20248 min read


Dmetian Sanjiv Kakkar: From Marine Engineer to India's Largest Mushroom Producer
Introduction to Sanjiv Kakkar: A DMETian Pioneer Clearly Dmetian Sanjiv Kakkar stands out as a remarkable figure. Sanjiv, A graduate of...

Prateek Khanna
Aug 1, 20243 min read


Top 25 Essential Boiler Interview Questions Every Fresh Marine Engineer Should Know
This blog post is sponsored by MarineX & DMECA Entering the world of marine engineering as a fresh graduate is both exhilarating and...

Team Dmet Club
Jul 18, 20247 min read


Remembering Mr. B.N. Das: A Legacy of Excellence and Dedication
It is with a heavy heart that we share the news of the passing of Mr. B.N. Das, a cherished alumnus of DMET (Class of '69) and a beloved...

Team Dmet Club
Jul 17, 20244 min read


Empowering Future Mariners: Insights from the MERI Mentorship Program
Report by Cadet Ankur Anand, Cadet Aryaan Patra and Cadet Sreya V Pillai The MERI Mentorship Programme INTRODUCTION The Mentorship...

IMU Kolkata Feed
Jul 14, 20244 min read
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