Week 9

Department: UPCR – Final Inspection
Company: Delphi TVS, Sriperumbudur

Day 59 (Monday)
Date: 16/02/2026
Going to home

Day 60 (Tuesday)
Date: 17/02/2026
Going to home

Day 61 (Wednesday)
Date: 18/02/2026
Going to home

Day 62 (Thursday)
Date: 19/02/2026
I learned the function of the Plug Gauge used for checking hole dimensions and accuracy. I understood how GO and NO-GO inspection methods help maintain dimensional standards. This helped me gain practical knowledge about ensuring product quality through dimensional verification.

Day 63 (Friday)
Date: 20/02/2026
I learned about the Mounting Hole Position Gauge, which is used to verify the correct location and alignment of mounting holes. Proper hole positioning is important to ensure smooth assembly and fitment of the pump. I also learned the importance of following standard inspection procedures while using the gauge.

Day 64 (Saturday)
Date: 21/02/2026
I learned about the different caps used to protect the IMV (Inlet Metering Valve) and other critical areas of BS4 and BS6 pumps during Final Inspection and handling. I understood the importance of using the correct protective caps to prevent dust entry, physical damage, and contamination. This activity highlighted the role of protective components in maintaining product quality before dispatch.

Day 65 (Sunday)
Date: 22/02/2026
Week Off.

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