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Sr. No. Project Title 1 a Detailed Study on Coagulation and Flocculation Sr. No. Project Title 1 A Detailed Study on Coagulation and Flocculation for removal of Non- Settleable in water Treatment Plant 2 A case study solid waste management planning 3 Analysis of Civil Technology in High Rised Structure 4 Construction of Public Centre 5 Control Room Building 6 Dam Design Check Dam 7 Integrated Municipal Solid Waste Management-Emphasis on Engineerung Landfill 8 Planing & Civil Structural Designing of A Residential Building" 9 Re- submit : Estimation of New Hostel Building 10 "A Comparative Study on OPC & PPC 11 "A Comprehensive Study on Aquifer Management " 12 "A Qualitative Analysis of Course Aggregates, Sub-Grade Soil and Bitumen from Nearby Areas in Nagaon & Morigaon District (AssaM0 for suitability in Road Construction" 13 "A Study on Strength Characteristics of Fibre Reinforced Concrete" 14 "A Study on Water Requirement of Crops and Different Methods of Irrigation System In India 15 "Alternative Source of Water Supply in Jorhat Town for the Future" 16 "Anti Termite Measures With Special Reference to Buildings 17 "Assesment of Concrete Strength Using Flyash and Rice Husk Ash" 18 "B" Housing Society Apartment at Muzaffarnagar 19 "Building Material & ITS Substitutes" 20 "Conceptual Design of and Aqueduct" 21 "Concrete Mix Design" 22 "Construction and Renovation of ghat between vishram ghat and kans quila on right bank and Hansla Rani Ghat on left bank of river Yamuna at Mathura 23 "Construction of Additional Acomidation to S.T. Girls hostels" 24 "Construction of Bridge and its Approaches over River Yamuna Down Stream of Existing Bridge at Wazirabad 25 "Construction of Multistoried Residental Building at Motinagar Delhi" 26 "Cost effective Building Material" 27 "Cost Effective Construction Technologies for Rural Primary School Buildings" 28 "Design of Auditorium" 29 "Design and Detailing of 800 KL Intze Tank" 30 "Design and Estimate of Two Storyed Residental Building as Per Delhi Buildiing by Law 1983 at Rohini, Delhi 31 "Design and Estimation of Bituminous Road' 32 "Design and Estimation of Double Sstoried College Building at karol, Ramban 33 "Design and Estimation of open Channels at Residental Project 34 "Design and Planning of Hospital Building in Shivaji Educational Institute, Guna 35 "Design of a Primary School Building in two Hectare Land at Panipat (Haryana)" 36 "Design of Flat slab for a Residental Building" 37 "Design of Residental Building" 38 "Design of roof Top rain water Harvesting system for Sultanpur Metro Station 39 "Design of Sewage Treatment Plant and Refuse of Efluent" 40 "Design of Sewerage System for a city by using sewer cad Software 41 "Design of three Storey Residental Building in Narela Delhi 42 "Detailed Estimation and Designing of Residential Building" 43 "Distress in Concrete and Its Cause, Repair & Maintenance 44 "Effect of Fly Ash and Polymer on Compressive Strength of Concrete 45 "Effect of Irregularities in R.C. Framed Structure under Seismic Condition" 46 "Effect of Physical & Mechanical Properties of Concrete Paving Block by Replacing Sand with Crusher Dust" 47 "Elements of Highway Engineering 48 "Estimation of Panchayat Ghar Building" 49 "Evaluation of Cement Concrete & Reinforcement" 50 "Experimental Study on Utilization of Waste Paper Pulp as a Partial replacement to cement in Various concrete mixes 51 "ExperimentalStudy on Utilization of Waste Paper Pulp as a Partial replacement to cement in Various concrete mixes 52 "Flood Frequency Analysis of Nallah Sindh 53 "Groundwater Contamination Inventory" 54 "Hydraulic Design of a Water Treatment Plant" at Rangli of 10 MGD 55 "Hydro Electric Power Project" 56 "Multistoried Hostel Building At Bareily 57 "Multistory Building "subham Estate, Shivpuri" 58 "Non Destructive Testing of Concrete Beams & Colums Structure" 59 "Optimal Surface Irrigation Practices to Improve the Water Utilisation Efficiency in Irrigation Projects-A Case Study in Sriramsagar Project" 60 "Optimization of Thime Cost Trade off in Construction Project" 61 "Planing and Designing of Anicut in Shivnath River at Bharda, Durg (C.G.) 62 "Planning & Designing of Head & Cross Regulator to Take off a Minor Canal From Tanada Pump Canal" 63 "Planning and Cost Analysis Primery Health Center at Kovilpalyam Village" Pollachi (TK) 64 "Planning and Management of City Refuse" 65 "Planning Designing, Estimating & Costing of A Simple Storey Residential Building" 66 "Planning, Designing, Estimating & Costing of A Residential Building" 67 "Planning, Designing, Estimating & Costing of A Three Story Residential Building" 68 "Plannning Designing, Estimating & Costing of a Three Story Residential Building" 69 "Preparation of Design of Rigid Pavememnt of Road At Ekangasarai Nalanda 70 "Properties of Water for Drinking Purpose" 71 "Providing bt Surface Road under Nabard" 72 "Quality of Water for Drinking Purposes" 73 "Reinforced Concrete Slabs 74 "Roof Water Harvesting of a M.P.S Girls Hostal Building, Gwalior 75 "Seismic Design of Cold Formed Steel Structures in Residental Applications" 76 "Study of Bridge Design with a Case Study" 77 "Study of Design of Intze Tank For 9,00,000 Liters Capacity Located at Dhanbad 78 "Study of Elements of 2.45 Km Long PMGSY Road" 79 "Study of Engineering Properties of Soil Using Aggregate Dust" 80 "Study of Flow Through Triangular Notch" 81 "Study of Geo-Technical Properties of Soil in an around Guwahati (East)" 82 "Study of Lab Tests on Mechanical, Cement and Lime Stablization 83 "Study of Properties of Material Used in Concrete" 84 "Study of RCC Box Culvert Hajipur- Saguali New Rail Line Project at Bihar" 85 "Study on Strength of Concrete and The Factors Affecting the Strength 86 "Terzaghi's Analysis of Cirrcular Footing on Reinforced Sand Bed 87 "The Design of an Elementary & Seconday School" 88 "The Statistical and Multiv Ariate Analysis of Pedestrian - Vehicular Crashes 89 "The study of Application of Soil Compaction in Field" 90 "The Study of Deep Soil Compaction" 91 "Transitioning Towards Sustainable Management of Building Material 92 "Use of Optical Fiber in Concrete for Improving Daylight Intencity in the Building" 93 "Various Aspects to Plan and Build A Home" 94 (G+1) community health centre 95 100 Bedded Hospital at Greater Noida 96 200 Beded Mother & Child Hospital at M.D.M. Campus Jodhpur 97 500 Bedded Kamrup District Hospital at Amingaon, Guwahati 98 750 Bedded Hospital JP Medical Centre Noida Sector-128 U.P. 99 A Breif Study on water tank and sanitary engineering 100 A Case Stady on Control Mix Design NH-41, Package - WB 101 A Case Study of Chennai- Nashri Tunnel (Patnitop Tunnel), J&K, India 102 A Case Study of Construction Details of Floating & Structures 103 A Case Study of Construction Management of panvel section highways 104 A Case study of Flow Irrigation Schmeat Charaipani 105 A Case study of Green Bullding at Poojapura 106 A case study of manufacture of brick their properties & comparative studies on them at jammu 107 A Case Study of Mechanism Corrosion and It's Contrl 108 A Case Study of Multievel Underground Parking (in front of the High Cout, New Delhi) 109 A case study of rain water harvesting system 110 A Case study of Solid Waste Management of Nagar Nigam Bhilai- (C.G.) 111 A Case Study of underground Metro Construction (Hauz Khas Metro Station New Delhi) 112 A case study on building construction activities at asha apartment & pawar properties bhilai (C.G) 113 A case study on earthen dams of red mud pond of Nalco-Damanjodi. 114 A Case Study on Sub-Soil Investigation in Hilly areas in respect of assam hills medical college & research Institutue Diphu. Karbi Anglong, Assam 115 A Central Govt. office Complex at Rajarhat, olkata, West Bengal 116 A comparative analysis of fine aggregates collected from different source in around the city of Guwahati 117 A Comparative Experimental Study on No- Fine concrete with conventional concrete in labrotary 118 A Comparative of Precast and Cast-In- Situ Piles 119 A Comparative Review Study of Different Company Bricks with Special Report 120 A Comparative Study between self compacting concrete and conventional concrete 121 A comparative study of Liquefaction potential of soil 122 A Comparative Study of Self Compacting Concrete With Conventional Cement Concrete 123 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TRADITIONAL BIOGAS PLANT WITH ECONOMICAL BIOGAS PLANT' 124 A Comparative Study on Intze Tank Considering Membrane Analysis and Effect of Continuity 125 A Comparative Study on Prestress concrete pile 126 A Comparative Study on the Older & Revised Version of NAAQS 127 A comperative study between self compacting concrete and conventional concrete 128 A Comperative Study of Geopolymer Prepared from Different source material 129 A Comperative Study on PPC and OPC Through Experimental Investigation 130 A Comprehensive Study on factors affecting durability of concrete 131 A Comprehensive Study on Interference Effects on Bridges 132 A Comprehensive study water quality 133 A compreshensive study on concrete mix technology 134 A Construction of Office Building 135 A Deatiled Sae of the Sub- Soil investigation for the HDD of Proposed DNPL Gas Pipeline through P.S.-3 of Oil Jorhat 136 A Design and Plan of A Girls Hostel 137 A Detail study of steel, Bridge on Kidi river Between Basar and Nyodu 138 A Detail Study on Benefits of grouting in concrete 139 A Detail Study on Fluoride Removal by Different Filter Media in Labrotary 140 A Detail Study on Suitability of Different Types of Cement with Situtation 141 A Detail study on the advantage and various aspect of canal lining 142 A Detail Study on the Prospect
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