Civil | BIT Mangalore

Department of Civil Engineering

Vision

To be globally recognized for excellence in the teaching-learning process, research and innovation to create professional, socially ethical responsible civil engineers to develop a progressive and sustainable eco-friendly world

MISSION

1. To provide an environment for learning to meet the changing needs of the civil engineering fields.

2. To develop innovation and research traits in students through frequent interaction with people from the industry, research centres, internships, site visits and state-of-the-art laboratories.

3. To impart environmental awareness programs to educate society and instil values to develop a sustainable, eco-friendly world.

VISION

To be globally recognized for excellence in the teaching-learning process, research and innovation to create professional, socially ethical responsible civil engineers to develop a progressive and sustainable eco-friendly world

MISSION

1. To provide an environment for learning to meet the changing needs of the civil engineering fields.

2. To develop innovation and research traits in students through frequent interaction with people from the industry, research centres, internships, site visits and state-of-the-art laboratories.

3. To impart environmental awareness programs to educate society and instil values to develop a sustainable, eco-friendly world.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

1. Engineering Knowledge

Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialisation to the solution of complex engineering problems.

2. Problem analysis

Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyse complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

3. Design/ Development of Solutions

Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal and environmental considerations.

4. Conduct investigations of complex problems

Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

5. Modern Tool Usage

Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modelling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

6. The Engineer and Society

Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

7. Environment and Sustainability:

Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of need for sustainable development.

8. Ethics

Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

9. Individual and Team Work

Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

10. Communication

Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions

11. Project Management and Finance

Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

12. Life-long learning

Recognise the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs):

1. To create structures with optimal design by using knowledge of strength of materials and codal provisions

2. To develop alternate building materials by using industrial waste and C & D waste, strength is checked by experimental results and simulated by software. Learn to use BIM for efficient project management.

3. To implement effective solid waste management, rain water harvesting by the knowledge of environmental engineering and to develop ground improvement technique by the knowledge of geotechnical engineering.

The Civil Engineering department of BIT is one the oldest departments introduced since the inception of the College, in 2009. BIT belongs to the Bearys Group, which is a pioneer in Civil construction and infrastructure, especially in the Coastal belt of Mangalore. Students of our department have a great opportunity to learn and experience the best, through the construction projects that are undertaken by the group. Further, to enhance the teaching- learning process, the department has incorporated different pedagogical skills, combined with state-of-the-art laboratories, with excellent ICT facilities. The Faculty from the department are from varied specializations and they cater to the learning requirements of students by frequently updating themselves with the latest trends and advancements in the civil engineering field. The students are not only given theoretical knowledge but also are exposed to various methods of practical and experiential-based learning. The fild of Civil Engineering is growing rapidly to cater to the ever-increasing demand in the construction sector of the Country. We strive to give the best Civil Engineers who can significantly contribute to a better and greener world.

Our Faculty

Dr. Nalini E Rebello

HOD

B. E, M.Tech, Ph.D, MISTE, FIE
Teaching exp. 20 years
Industrial exp. 02 years
Research exp. 12 years

Publications

Dr. Purushothama C T

Professor

B.E, M.Tech, DIT, Ph.D, MISTE.

Teaching exp. 34 years.

Research exp. 7 years.

Publications

Prof. Zaheer Ahmed

Asso. Professor

M.Tech (Ph.D)

Teaching exp. 13 years.

Research exp. 3 years.

Publications

Mr. Badruddin P M

Asst. Professor

M.Tech

Teaching exp. 15 years.

Industrial exp. 5 years.

Publications

Mr. Bharath Gowda

Asst. Professor

B.Sc ,

M.Sc(Geology),

Teaching exp. 13 years

Mr. Anjan Kumar MU

Asst. Professor

M.Tech (Ph.D)

Teaching exp. 7 years.

Publications

Aleema Safa

Asst. Professor

Year of experience: 0

Publications

Dr. Altamashuddin Khan Nadeemallah

Asso. Professor

B.E, M.Tech, Ph.D, MISTE.

Teaching exp. 6 years,

Industry exp. 1 year.

Research exp. 4 years.

Publications

Technical Staff

Mr. Ahmed shaifu

Lab Instructor

Diploma in Civil Engineering

Mr. Nagaraj Budihal

Lab Instructor

Diploma in Civil Engineering

1. Building Materials Testing Laboratory

A Building Materials Testing Laboratory is a facility that tests construction materials for quality, strength, durability, and other properties to ensure they meet the required building codes and standards

2. Engineering Geology Laboratory

An Engineering Geology Laboratory is a facility that studies the physical and chemical properties of rocks, soils, and other geological materials to determine their suitability for construction and engineering projects. It focuses on evaluating geological materials for their strength, stability, and deformation properties, as well as their response to environmental factors like water, temperature, and pressure. The laboratory also studies geological hazards like landslides, earthquakes, and rockfalls, and provides recommendations to engineers and architects on how to mitigate the risks associated with these hazards.

3. Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines Laboratory

A Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines Laboratory is a facility that studies the behavior of fluids (liquids and gases) and their interaction with solid objects. The laboratory uses equipment such as flow meters, pressure gauges, and hydraulic machines to measure fluid properties like velocity, pressure, and flow rate. It also studies the principles of hydraulic machines such as pumps, turbines, and hydraulic systems used in engineering applications. The laboratory provides students and researchers with hands-on experience in fluid mechanics and hydraulic engineering, enabling them to design and analyze fluid systems used in various industries such as aerospace, automotive, and energy.

4. Surveying Laboratory

A Surveying Laboratory is a facility equipped with advanced instruments and software used for teaching and research in land surveying, measurement, and mapping. It provides hands-on training to students and researchers and offers services such as land surveying and mapping for engineering and construction projects.

5. Concrete and Highway Materials Laboratory

A Concrete and Highway Materials Laboratory is a facility that tests construction materials such as concrete, asphalt, and aggregates used in highway and transportation infrastructure projects. It evaluates their physical and mechanical properties to ensure safety, durability, and sustainability requirements are met.

6. Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory

A Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory is a facility that studies the properties of soil and rock samples to evaluate their behavior under different conditions. It provides valuable data for designing and constructing safe and sustainable civil infrastructure projects, such as foundations, retaining walls, and tunnels.

7. CADD Lab

The CADD Laboratory is a central facility of the institute where all undergraduate and postgraduate students, research scholars and faculty members can work with the sophisticated 2-D & 3-D design and analysis software i.e Autocadd, StAAD-Pro, Primavera, Solid Edge, and 3DS-Max.

8. Environmental Engineering Laboratory

An Environmental Engineering Laboratory is a facility that tests various environmental samples to evaluate their quality and potential impact on human health and the environment. It performs water quality analysis, air quality monitoring, soil testing, and evaluates environmental remediation techniques for pollution control and waste management. The laboratory provides critical information for designing effective solutions for protecting human health and the environment.

EVENTS

Motivational Session by Successful Entrepreneur

The Department of Civil Engineering, BIT, Mangalore conducted a technical talk on “My Story – Motivational Session by Successful Entrepreneur” of the Association of Civil Engineering (ACE) on 9th January 2024 at the International Seminar Hall. The speaker of the event was Er. Anil Baliga, Proprietor, Manjeshwar Techno Trades. Throughout the session, Er. Baliga provided valuable insights drawn from his own experiences, offering practical advice and strategies for aspiring engineers in the civil engineering domain. His motivational talk not only encouraged the students but also instilled in them a sense of determination and resilience to pursue their goals relentlessly. The event concluded on a high note, with participants expressing gratitude for the enriching opportunity to learn from Er. Anil Baliga’s expertise and wisdom. The Department of Civil Engineering, BIT, Mangalore, extended its sincere appreciation to Er. Baliga for his invaluable contribution to the academic and professional development of the students.

Mentoring on Innovation & Obtaining Research Grants

The Civil department of Bearys Institute of Technology, in partnership with the IQAC & IIC, hosted an event titled “Mentoring on Innovation & Obtaining Research Grants” on January 25, 2024. This program featured discussion-oriented sessions, also known as a “Fireside Chat,” typically structured as a conversation between two people. Mr. Aravind C. Kumar (Center Manager at Comedkares Innovation Hub, Mangalore) served as the interviewer, and Mr. Karthik Attavar (CEO of Section Infin8 (SI-8)) as the interviewee, had a very insightful discussion.

Mr. Karthik enlightened the gathering about obtaining funds for research projects, starting with mini-projects students can apply for funds at different stages of innovation, and then research approval for longer projects. He was questioned about Innovation and Research grants, and he explained very well. He encouraged the students to take minor projects from the start of their engineering program, emphasizing that students can bring ideas to reality without focusing solely on the commercialization of the product. He also explained how to apply for grants from the government for projects.

At the end of the conversation, he interacted with the students. There was a Q&A round where he explained very well and motivated the students to engage in innovation, ideation, innovation, and come up with a product.

The Department of Civil Engineering, BIT, Mangalore, conducted the official inaugural function of the Association of Civil Engineering

The Department of Civil Engineering, BIT, Mangalore, conducted the official inaugural function of the Association of Civil Engineering (ACE) on 9th January 2024 at 10:30 AM at the International Seminar Hall. The chief guest of the event was Er. Anil Baliga, Proprietor, Manjeshwar Techno Trades. It was presided over by Dr. S I Majur Basha (Principal), Dr. Nalini Rebello (HOD, Department of Civil Engineering), ACE Faculty Coordinator (Prof. Zaheer Ahmed), and ACE student coordinator (Mr. Mohammed Mahmood). A captivating video presentation highlighting the remarkable activities and achievements of the association (2022 – 2023) was played, providing a glimpse of the vibrant activities of the past year. Head of the Department, Dr. Nalini Rebello, delivered the welcome speech to set the tone for the event. Prof. Zaheer Ahmed, ACE Coordinator, introduced the office bearers, along with an oath-taking moment. He also previewed the activities for the academic year 2023-24. The logo of the Association of Civil Engineering was launched during the function. This logo is believed to accompany the journey of ACE in its growth and innovation. Later, Principal Dr. S I Manjur Basha, the chief guest of the event, addressed the gathering and gave his insights followed by Er. Anil Baliga and Dr. Azeez Musthafa (Vice Principal). The academic excellence was appreciated and recognized by felicitating the academic toppers of each semester’s students. Also, Dr. Purushothama C T and Dr. Altamashuddin Khan Nadeemallah were felicitated for completing their Doctor of Philosophy. The formal function concluded with a Vote of Thanks given by Prof. Aleema Safa.

Engineers Day Celebration and Techno Week

On behalf of Association of Civil Engineering (ACE) program “Engineers Day Celebration and Techno Week” was organized on 27th September 2023 for final year students along with diploma Civil engineering students as well, Department of Civil Engineering attended technical talk on “Safety in construction” by Er. Ujwal D’Souza & Engineering- School to Field by Er. Chinnagiri Gawda”.

Mr. Mohammed Ahamadul Mahamood, 7th semester civil engineering as a Master of ceremony of the function welcome the gathering.

The program was welcome by Dr. Nalini E Rebello (Head of the Department)

Mr. Noha Sheldon D’Souza and Mr. Kalandar, 7th semester Civil engineering introduced about the guest speakers of the program.

The First session was handed over to expert Er.Ujwal D’Souza, He briefly explained & showed about the Safety in construction how it is connected to the civil industry.

Later the Second session was took over by Er.Chinnagiri Gawda, He explained & showed about Engineering- School to Field in civil industry.

The formal function was concluded with vote of thanks by Prof. Shareefa R. Nadaf (ACE Coordinator) faculty of civil engineering department.

FAREWELL PARTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS (2022-23)

The farewell party for the Civil Engineering students of the academic year 2022-23 was held in the month of June 2023. This annual event is a cherished tradition where graduating students bid adieu to their alma mater and embark on a new chapter of their lives.

The event was marked by a sense of nostalgia and camaraderie as students reflected on the memories and experiences of their four-year journey. It was a moment of mixed emotions, where laughter and tears intermingled as they recounted their shared adventures, challenges, and triumphs.

As part of the farewell proceedings, several faculty members addressed the outgoing students, providing them with valuable guidance and advice for their future endeavours. These words of wisdom were a culmination of the collective knowledge and experience of the teaching staff, aiming to equip the students with insights that extend beyond the realm of academia.

The farewell party served as a platform for students to express their gratitude to their teachers, mentors, and peers who had played a significant role in shaping their academic and personal growth. It was evident that the bonds formed during their time at the institution were strong and enduring, ensuring that their connection with the alma mater would persist long after their departure.

Overall, the 2022-23 farewell party for the Civil Engineering students was a heartfelt and memorable occasion, capturing the essence of their journey and celebrating the potential that lies ahead in their professional lives.

ACHIEVEMENT

KSCST

Year	Project Title	Group	Guide
2017-18	Experimental Study on Effect of Replacement of Natural Sand by Manufactured Sand on the Properties of the Concrete	Mr. Naseer Ulla & Team	Prof. Altamashuddin Khan & Prof Akshatha
2018-19	Design of Sewage Treatment Plant for the Treatment of Hostel Waste Water at Bearys Institute of Technology	Mr Poomesh & Team	Prof. Shobhan Majumdar
2019-20	Assesment of Green Bearys Arena by 6D Building Information Modeling with Conventional Method	Mr Noman Ashraf and Team	Prof Zaheer Ahmed
2020-21	Partial Replacement of Coconut Shell and Demolished Building Waste as Coarse and Fine Aggregates in Construction - A Sustainable Approach	Mr. Kunhali raasik & Team	Prof. Deekshitha & Prof Zaheer Ahmed
2021-22	Machine Learning Model to Predict Compressive and Flexural Strength of Concrete Using M-Sand and PET Plastic Bottles as Fine Aggregates	Mr.Abdul Vahid & Team	Prof. Altamashuddin Khan
2021-22	Delineation of Ground Water Potential Zone of Mangalore Taluk using GIS & Remote Sensing	Mr Ahmed Shaqeeq & Team	Prof. Bharath Gowda
2022-23	Bearys Hostel Waste Water Treatment by Coconut Shell Activated Carbon and Laterite as a Low Cost Adsorbents	Miss Zulaika Haifa Afrin & Team	Prof Shareefa R Nadaf/ Prof. Bharath Gowda

Aleema Safa

Development of arduino prototype for the detection of fire, smoke and carbon monoxide from open waste burning
⁠Surface water quality assessment using sentinel – 2: A case study of the Netravati – Gurupura estuary, Karnataka, India

Dr. Nalini E Rebello

1. Rebello, N., Harikiran, R., Akarsh, Vasani, S. & Aseem, S. Experimental Studies on Geo-Synthetic Vertical Barrier Around the Dumpyard. in Trends in Civil Engineering and Challenges for Sustainability (eds. Narasimhan, M. C., George, V., Udayakumar, G. & Kumar, A.) 603–610 (Springer Singapore, 2021).

2. Deekshitha, K. et al. A novel cross-linked PVA-Chitosan composite membrane for heavy metal filtration applications. Mater. Today Proc. 66, 2493–2498 (2022).

3. Shivashankar, R., Rebello, N. E., Sastry, V. R. & Jayalekshmi, B. R. Soil Structure Interaction Studies with Use of Geosynthetics in Soils Beneath Footings. in Numerical Analysis of Nonlinear Coupled Problems (eds. Shehata, H. & Rashed, Y.) 85–97 (Springer International Publishing, 2018).

4. Rebello, N., Safa, A., Pujar, A. Y., Joseph, B. & Deekshith, V. C. Development of Arduino Prototype for the Detection of Fire, Smoke, and Carbon Monoxide from Open Waste Burning. in Recent Advances in Civil Engineering (eds. Nandagiri, L., Narasimhan, M. C. & Marathe, S.) 967–975 (Springer Nature Singapore, 2023).

5. Deekshitha, K., Rebello, N., Ramaprasad, A. T., Jayarama, A. & Pinto, R. Development of novel porous membrane for filtration of dump yard ground water contaminants. Mater. Today Proc. 35, 405–408 (2021).

6. Rebello, N., Rao, M. S., D’Souza, M. R., Mahesha, S. M. & Rajeev, V. T. Development of Water Filtration Unit Using PVA-Based Composite Membrane and Fly Ash. in Trends in Civil Engineering and Challenges for Sustainability (eds. Narasimhan, M. C., George, V., Udayakumar, G. & Kumar, A.) 611–618 (Springer Singapore, 2021).

Prof. Purushothama. C. T

1. Purushothama C.T, Badruddin P.M, Harshith S Poonja, Kalandar Shafee, Shakeel Ahmed, Mohammed Maqsood, “Comparative Study on Compressive Strength and Splitting Tensile strength of Fiber reinforced concrete and Conventional concrete”, International Journal of Novel Research and Development, Vol 8, June 2023, pp 625-631.

2. Purushothama C.T, I.R. Mithanthaya, “Comparative Study on Strength of Partial RCC Beam by Experimental results and ANSYS Software results”, Industrial Engineering Journal, Vol 15, December 2022, pp 478-490.

3. Purushothama C.T, I.R. Mithanthaya, “Impact of Hybrid fibers on Properties of Fresh concrete and strength of Hardened concrete”, Advanced Engineering Science Journal, Vol 54, December 2022, pp 6213-6223.

4. Purushothama C.T, I.R. Mithanthaya, “Comparative Study of Conventional and Partial RCC Beams and Slabs for Flexural and Shear strength”, Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education, Vol 12, April 2021, pp 126-128.

5. Purushothama C.T, Harshith H.J, “Stiffening of Earthquake Resistant Green Buildings”, Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, Vol 6, May2019, pp 35-39.

6. Purushothama C.T, I.R. Mithanthaya, “Architectural problems in earthquake resistant buildings”, International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research, Vol 7, June 2016, pp 522-528.

7. Paper presentation – 8 th International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering (ICETE2018) – NMAMIT, Nitte. Purushothama C.T, Chandana V.V, I.R.Mithanthaya “Finite Element Analysis of Concrete Filled Steel Tubes Subjected to Axial Compression”

Shareefa R Nadaf

1. Shareefa Nadaf and Prakash Kalburgi “A Study On The Degradation Of 1-Ethyl-3-Methylimidazolium Chloride And 1-Butyl-3-Methyalimmidazolium Chloride By Fenton’s Process And Optimization Using Response Surface Methodology”, The Indian Journal of Environmental Protection, Vol. 42 No. 10, October 2022 , pp. 1225-1233.

2. Shareefa Nadaf and Prakash Kalburgi “Optimization of Fenton Oxidation Process for Degradation of 1-Butyl-3 Methyl Imidazolium Chloride (BMIMCL) Using Response Surface Methodology”, Nature Environment and Pollution Technology Vol. 21, No. 2, 2022, pp. 891-898.

3. P. B. Kalburgi, R. N. Shareefa, U. B. Deshannavar “Development and Evaluation of BOD–DO Model for River Ghataprabha near Mudhol (India), using QUAL2K”, International Journal of Engineering and Manufacturing (IJEM), Vol.5, No.1, Mar. 2015, PP.15-25

Prof. Zaheer Ahmed

Zaheer Ahmed. Assessement of Green Bearys Arena by 6D Building Information Modeling Compared with Conventional Method review (2020)

Dr. Altamashuddin Khan Nadeemallah

1. Altamashuddinkhan Nadimalla *, S. A. M. S. A. S. M. A. S. N. (2020). The Relation of Compression Strength with Modulus of Rupture and UPV of Concrete Containing M-sand as Fine Aggregate. Advances in Science, Technology and Engineering Systems Journal, 5(Issue 5), Page–No.

2. Nadimalla, A., & Vanakudre, S. B. (2012). Analysis And Design Of Steel Trusses By Post-Tensioning Method Using Sap2000v15. Global J. of Engg. \& Appl. Sciences, 2(2), 2.

3. Nadimalla, A, Masjuki, S. A., Saad, S. A., Ali, M., Husain, N. M., Azahar, W., & Kasim, N. (2021). Correlation Between Slump, VeBe and Compaction Factor of Concrete Containing Shredded PET Bottles, Manufactured Sand (M-sand) and River Sand as Fine Aggregate. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 1051(1), 12098.

4. Nadimalla, Altamashuddinkhan, Masjuki, S. A. B., Khan, S. A., & Akshatha, B. A. (2018). The effect of replacement of natural sand by manufactured sand on the properties of the concrete. 2018 IEEE 5th International Conference on Engineering Technologies and Applied Sciences (ICETAS), 1–7.

5. Nadimalla, Altamashuddinkhan, Masjuki, S. A. B., Saad, A. B., Ismail, K. B. M., & Ali, M. B. (2019). Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles waste as fine aggregate in concrete. Int. J. Innov. Technol. Explor. Eng, 8, 10–35940.

6. Nadimalla, Altamashuddinkhan, Masjuki, S. A., Saad, S. A., Othman, N. H. B., & Ali, M. (2020). The Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) Bottles Waste as a Fine Aggregate Replacement in Concrete.TEST

7. Nadimalla, Altamashuddinkhan, Masjuki, S. A., Saad, S. A., Woen, E. L., Ali, S. M., & Ulla, N. (2020). The impact of manufactured sand (m-sand) as partially and fully replacement of fine aggregate in concrete. Micron, 27, 8–30.

8. Nadimalla, A. ., Masjuki, S. ., Saad, S. ., & Ali, M. (2022). Machine Learning Model to Predict Slump, VEBE and Compaction Factor of M Sand and Shredded Pet Bottles Concrete. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 1244(1), 012023. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899x/1244/1/012023

9. Mohd Minhajuddin, Altamashuddinkhan Nadimalla, Badruddin P M, A. R. P. (2023). Effect of Exfoliated Vermiculite as Fine Aggregate Replacement on Properties of Lightweight Concrete. International Journal of Novel Research and Development, 8(5 May 2023), 309–311.

BOOKS PUBLISHED

1. “Analysis and Design of Steel Trusses by Post-Tensioning Method Using Sap2000v15” LAP Lambert Academic Publishing (published on 17 January 2013) ISBN: 9783659317743, 3659317748

2. “Manufactured Sand as Fine Aggregate in Concrete” Eliva Press (published on April 16, 2021), ISBN-10: 1636481671, ISBN-13: 978-1636481678.

Mr. Badruddin P M

1. Mohd Minhajuddin, Altamashuddinkhan Nadimalla, Badruddin P M, A. R. P. (2023). Effect of Exfoliated Vermiculite as Fine Aggregate Replacement on Properties of Lightweight Concrete. International Journal of Novel Research and Development, 8(5 May 2023), 309–311.

2. Purushothama C.T, Badruddin P.M, Harshith S Poonja, Kalandar Shafee, Shakeel Ahmed, Mohammed Maqsood, “Comparative Study on Compressive Strength and Splitting Tensile strength of Fiber reinforced concrete and Conventional concrete”, Industrial Engineering Journal, Vol 8, June 2023, pp 625-631.

Mohd Minhajuddin

1. Mohd Minhajuddin, Altamashuddinkhan Nadimalla, Badruddin P M, A. R. P. (2023). Effect of Exfoliated Vermiculite as Fine Aggregate Replacement on Properties of Lightweight Concrete. International Journal of Novel Research and Development, 8(5 May 2023), 309–311.

Prof. ANJAN KUMAR M.U

1. Journal publications:
Anjan Kumar M.U1, Dr.AshaUdaya Rao2 ,Dr.Narayan Sabhahith3 “Reactive Powder Concrete Properties with Cement Replacement Using Waste Material”, International journal of Scienticfic & Engineering Research, vol.4, issue 5, may, pp 203-206

2. Paper presentation- National Conference
Anjan Kumar M.U1, Dr. Asha Udaya Rao2 ,Dr.Narayan Sabhahith3, Reactive Powder Concrete With Mineral Admixture, National Conference on New Horizons in Civil Engineering–NHCE 2013,Manipal Institute Of Technology, Manipal, April 12-13, 2013.

3. Paper presentation- International Conference
Mr.Anjankumar M U, Dr. Asha Udaya Rao, Dr. Narayana Sabhahit, Reactive Powder Concrete Properties with Cement Replacement Using Waste Material, International Conference On Innovations In Civil Engineering ICICE-2013, SCMS School of Engineering Technology, Karukutty, Kerala, India, 9th and 10thMay, 2013.

Prof. VIJAY H

1. Vijay H, “Reusing Treated Effluents for making concrete”, International Journal of Latest technology in engineering management & applied science, Vol 6, Issue I, Jan 2017, pp 21-29

2. Vijay H, T.N. Shridhara, “Effects of the physico-chemical characteristics of treated wastewater effluents on their reuse in plain concrete works, Apri 2014