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GUIDELINES FOR PROJECT

GUIDELINES FOR PROJECT. CE 6811 PROJECT WORK. A specific task of investigation long-term educational assignment -undertaken by an individual student or a group of students. Project work of students the size of which is limited to three (3 or 4)

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GUIDELINES FOR PROJECT

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  1. GUIDELINES FOR PROJECT

  2. CE 6811 PROJECT WORK • A specific task of investigation • long-term educational assignment -undertaken by an individual student or a group of students

  3. Project work of students the size of which is limited to three (3 or 4) Project work – Individual Can also do the work if he/she likes. The Credit for the project 6 Evaluation Internal - 4 Reviews - 20 Marks External - 80 Marks

  4. OBJECTIVE • To help the student develop his/her ability to apply multidisciplinary concepts, tools and techniques to solve problems. • To evolve new/innovative Experimental and theoretical frame work. • OutCome - Apply for the Patent Published in the refereed Journal Apply for the Award

  5. TYPE OF THE PROJECT The Project may take any one of the following forms: • Comprehensive case study • Analysis & Design • Testing / Evaluation • Implementation (Construction / fabrication / execution / application) • Field study (empirical study with conclusions) • Evolution of any new conceptual / theoretical framework.

  6. Comprehensive study - (Large Scope ) 1. Prepare a Plan for many types of building – according to the National building Code and bye laws Examples are : Institutional, Industrial, Commercial, Hospital, Assembly, Auditorium, apartment building. 2 Town planning. Prepare a plan for a town which should comprise all the components. 3. Building damage and deterioration (Causes) 4. Methods of repair and rehabilitation in building 5. Earthquake Resistant Structures 6. Solution to Traffic Problem 7. Water Supply - System & Sources 8. Implementation of Local Train service 9. Sewage treatment Plant 10. Disposal of Solid waste

  7. Analysis & Design 11. Analysis of Framed Structures (Multistorey Buildings) (Steel & Concrete) Using Software & Manual 12 Design of Road Pavement 13 Design of water storage tanks (elevated & underground) 14 Design of Retaining wall 15 Design of Bridges 16. Design of Pile foundation 17. Design of water treatment Plant 18. Design of Raft foundation 19. Concrete Mix Design as per code methods 20 Design of Microwave tower, Telephone tower (Space frame) 21. Design of Shell Structure

  8. 22. Detailing as per code provision 23. Masonry , Concrete , steel & Composite Construction 24. Blast resistant construction 25 . Deterioration and Life prediction of existing structures 26. Stability of slopes 27 Soil improvement techniques 28. Issues in seismic awareness and education 29 Building services, 30 tsunamis, fire 31 forensic engineering social issues 32 preparedness recovery , 33 land use and urban planning.

  9. 35. Diaster Management 36. Mitigation measures 37. Lessons from past earthquakes 38. Retrofiting of non –enginered and masonry building 39. Liquefaction of soils 40. Base isolation techniques

  10. Product / Testing / Evaluation • Building Material Testing 41. Fly ash Brick, Hollow block, Low cost material, block preparing with industrial waste Flyash treated black cotton soil bricks 42. Replacement of cement - Industrial waste 43. Replacement of sand - Industrial waste 44 Replacement of aggregate - Industrial waste 45 Soil testing 46 Testing of water

  11. 47. Load test - tension, compression, shear 48. Non-Destructive test on concrete structures 49 Strength on Steel, Cement, Concrete, Strength of Aggregates 50 Concrete Mix design 51 Pavement design 52 Soil Investigation in Field & Laboratory 53. Water quality assessment54. Hardness on metals 55. Structural Design of buildings56. Bitumen grade estimation57. Layout preparation, leveling and contouring

  12. Implementation (Construction / fabrication / execution / application) 58. Generate power through Wind mill 59 Construction of Low cost Building 60. Construct Parking place for a four wheeler shed with low cost material 61 Preparing Construction Schedule 62 Construction of Shell structure 63. Mobile Housing

  13. Field study (empirical study with conclusions) 63 Testing of Soil properties 64 Carryout survey work for large area. 65 . Non –Destructive Testing of Concrete 66 . UPV test for concrete RCPT Test

  14. Evolution of any new conceptual / theoretical framework. 67. Nano technology in concrete 68. Green buildings 69. Non- traditional optimization Techniques 70. Scale Model of a Structure 71 High strength low cost FRC from industrial waste fibres for better seismic-proof rural houses 72 Design and Analysis of Impact Resistance Structures 73. Low cost bricks from locally available black cotton soil and fly ash for rural mass housing 74 Hi-tech low cost personal water purifier for rural masses

  15. 75 Application of Locally Available Geo-Fabric (Gunny Bags) in  Slope Protection 76 Desalination of Brackish Water 77 Solid Waste Management Techniques 78 Rainwater Harvesting in Urban and Rural areas 79 Green Concrete • Smart Structures, 81 Design of Folded Plates 82 Non Bio-Degradable Polythene Bags”

  16. Application of Software Packages • Primavera • ANSYS • STRUDS • Auto Civil • SCADDS Nucleus RC 2007 • SCAADS RC Design & Detailing • STAAD Pro • STRAP • NISA & NISA-CIVIL • ADT 2.0 • MathCAD

  17. Geotechnical analysis programs like • FLAC 2-d and • 3-d, TALREN, • CRISP, PLAXIS, • PLAXIS-Foundation, • PLAXIS-TUNNEL, • CESAR-LCPC.

  18. Project Should address … • Which exact problem (Technical / Social / Commercial / Professional) does your innovation address? • Impact of your innovation ? : • Highlight any frugal (economical in use) aspect of innovation : • Unique feature of your innovation: • Status of your innovation : Idea,Prototype,Product How do you feel that your innovation/project can 'Create more value/from less material resources for More People? :

  19. Kind attention to students….. • Abstract must be of 100 words • No any Hand written in any form are not permitted . (except sign) • Before printing they should submit the soft copy for approval. • Evidence of the work with photograph

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