Experimental and Statistical Analysis of Strength and Corrosion of Ternary Mix Concrete
Team Members: Kalavadia Savan, Akbari Savan, Dodiya Abhi
Guided by: Mr. Bhargav H. Gokani, (bhargav.gokani.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in)
This Research attempts to present the importance of monitoring reinforcement corrosion and describes the different methods for evaluating the corrosion state of R.C. structures with respect to adding rise husk ash and stone powder, different types of water specimens, this paper also presents few techniques to protect concrete from corrosion.
R.C. structures have the potential to be very durable and capable of withstanding a variety of adverse environmental conditions, that’s why, Corrosion monitoring in concrete is difficult. However, the temperature and the concentration of dissolved species, such as chlorides, carbonation, dramatically affect the type of corrosion and its rate. Engineers need better techniques for assessing the condition of the structure when the maintenance or repair is required. These methods need to be able to identify any possible durability problems within structures before they become serious. This research reviews all the nondestructive techniques from the point of view of steel bar corrosion with cement concrete assessment and their applications to civil engineering structures.
Comparative Study Analysis And Design Of Residential Building Using Manual And Computer Software
Team Members: Harvara Chintan, Kaku Uday, Ranpara Niraj, Sureja Dhruv
Guided by: Mr. Gaurav Parmar (gaurav.parmar.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in)
As we know, food, shelter, and clothes are the basic need of a human being. Every people want to make the perfect house in which all facilities are available whatever they want. Our project is divided into three modules. In the first module we had gathered information about different problems that occur in building and how we overcome those problems during construction. In the second module, after observation of such problems, we designed the residential building by manually and by software as per Indian standard. For the designing purpose we had used software like PLANWIN and STAAD PRO etc. In the third module we did estimation of our project to know how much money is required for construction work. And this project is also helpful to gain more knowledge and gives us experience for our future career.
Industrial Green Building and Strategies
Team Members: Borsadiya Darshan, Taher Makda, Deep Chauhan
Guided by: Dr. Hitesh R. Ashani (hitesh.ashani.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in)
Building a green building is not just a matter of assembling a collection of the latest green technologies or materials. Rather, it is a process in which every element of the design is first optimized and then the impact and interrelationship of various elements and systems within the building and site are re-evaluated, integrated, and optimized as part of a whole building solution. By blending the right mix of green technologies that cost less with green technologies that cost the same or slightly more, it is possible to have a very green building project that costs the same as a conventional one. Often the key to a cost-effective green building and site design lies within the interrelationships and associated cost and performance tradeoffs that exist between different building systems. It is also paramount to separate the role of the different participants in ensuring that the consumes minimal resources during its life cycle and that it poses a minimal threat to the environment by minimizing the ecological footprint.
Green Pervious Concrete
Team Members: Chavda Kiran Sureshbhai, Chavda Dhruvkumar Chetanbhaui, Havliya Dhanjeet Nareshbhai, Kalariya Happy Sanjaybhai.
Guided by: Prof. Kajal R. Palan (kajal.palan.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in)
Pervious concrete pavement is a unique and effective means to address important environmental issues and support green, sustainable growth. By capturing stormwater and allowing it to seep into the ground, porous concrete is instrumental in recharging groundwater, reducing stormwater runoff. This pavement technology creates more efficient land use by eliminating the need for retention ponds, swales, and other stormwater management devices. In doing so, pervious concrete has the ability to lower overall project costs on a first-cost basis.
Advanced Geo Polymer Concrete
Team Members: Upadhyay Harit Anandbha, Kareliya Januben Rajnikant, Gondiya Shreehari Vimalbhai, Goswami Shivamgiri Dharmendragiri, Pankhania Riddhi Vimalbhai
Guided by: Prof. Kajal R. Palan (kajal.palan.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in)
Here by holding this invention we want to replace cement by distinct chemical constitution. In the present climate in India almost all the pavement surface and the majority structure are implicate with cement. Thereupon we are facing dilemma due to carbon emission and furthermore drawback of this conventional method is that climate is badly affected by cement and in addition to greenhouse effect is enhanced by carbon emission. So RGC is the beyond compare and give the infusion about eco-friendly environment with less usage of water.
Reducing damage due to EQ
Team Members: Kadri Nazminbanu Nasirmiya, Jadav Hirali Bhaveshbhai, Jadav Hiral Bhaveshbhai, Sanchaniya Dixita Bharatbhai
Guided by: Prof. Gaurav Parmar (gaurav.parmar.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in)
Earthquake damage reducing techniques have found their popularity after 26th January earthquake in Gujarat which was very dangerous. There were many structures which were affected heavily are found to be built as load bearing structures and there were not any special techniques used in building. For making the multi-storey building earthquake resistant, shear wall is the best solution and it is maximum use now a days. In this article we are going to check the contribution of the shear wall to the structure during earthquake to behave safely and also we tried to find out the effective location of the shear wall.
Design of Reinforced Concrete Structure under Fire As Per NBC 2016
Team Members: Kalsariya Ajay Himmatbhai, Kopaniya Deepakkumar, Rajapara Nalinkumar Vinodray, Ranavaya Nagajan Geegabhai,
Guided by: Mr. Sandeep Chandnani (sandeep.chandnani.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in)
Design of different RC structure for fire as per NBC 2016, considering classification of building as per NBC. Response of concrete and steel in fire was study. Also effect of different construction material is consider. As a responsible engineer what point need to keep in mind for execution.
Comparative Study On IS 456:2000 And Eurocode 2: EN 1992-1-1 For Reinforced Cement Concrete Structures.
Team Members: Ms. luisa Dagraca Sambora Mugire
Guided by: Prof. Gaurav Parmar, (gaurav.parmar.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in) and Mr. Ashish Satasiya (ashishsatasiya@gmail.com)
The reinforced concrete structures must be analyzed and designed according to the provisions of relative design standards. Design codes are the documents which are established for the design of a respective structure. The efforts are made to provide a comparative study on analysis and design parameters of R.C.C. beam according to the Indian code (IS456:2000) and European code (Euro code 2 EN 1992-1-1). Such comparison will ensure the effectiveness in economical structural design worldwide.
Construction of Frame Structure Without Steel
Team Members: Zala Uditsinh Dharmendrasinh, Kaneriya Viral Vaghela Jairaj Singh Khodubha, Dhori Mohil Hareshbhai, Makwana Jayeshkumar Arvindbhai.
Guided by: Mr. Milan Manek (milan.manek.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in)
Using seawater as mixing water to produce concrete may lead to excessive chloride content inside cementitious paste. This dramatically increases the risk of steel corrosion in the service life of RC structures. To address this issue, the authors tried to develop cementitious composites with sufficient ductility and strength, making it a structural material free from steel reinforcement, so that seawater can be used freely in mixture.
Design of multistory residential building with shear wall using ETABS
Team Members: Joshi Divyesh Sudhirbhai, Limbani Priya Virendrabhai
Guided by: Prof. Kajal R. Palan (kajal.palan.cl@vvpedulink.ac.in)
Shear wall systems are one of the most commonly used lateral load resisting systems in high-rise buildings. Shear walls have very high in plane stiffness and strength, which can be used to simultaneously resist large horizontal loads and support gravity loads, making them quite advantageous in many structural engineering applications. This report briefs out the shear wall system, which is widely adopted system because of its strength, stability and stiffness to resist lateral loads.
ETABS (Extended Three-dimensional Analysis of Building Systems) is selected as software for the analysis of the building system as it is special purpose software of SAP series, based on Bureau of Indian Standards (IS 456-2000 and IS 13920-1993).
The objectives of this study are to understand the shear wall behaviour to design the multi-storey building using the various structural systems and to compare the same.