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Volume of Voids Between Particles, Compared to a Dispersed Soil ORGANIZING COMMITTEE FOR NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH TRENDS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING CHIEF PATRON Hon. Shri Jagdishbhai Halai Chairman, Swa. Kanji Karshan Halai Educational and Charitable Trust PATRON Dr. Rajesh Patel Principal, HJD Institute-Kera-Kutch ADVISOR Shri. Hiren Vyas Administrator, HJD Institute-Kera-Kutch COORDINATORS Dr. KalpanaMaheshwari,HOD, Associate Professor, Mr. NarendrasinhVadher,Assistant Professor ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Mr. Bharat Nathani Ms. KrupaliMajithiya Mr. Pratik Parekh Ms. VishwaGor Mr. Priyank Bhimani Mr. AkashKachchi Mr. DipeshPindoria Mr. NarendraPokar Mr. Kaustubh Sane ADVISORY COMMITTEE & KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Dr. S. R. Gandhi - IIT, Madras Dr. H. R. Varia - TEC, Modasa Dr. C. H. Solanki - SVNIT, Surat Dr. Sidhharth Shah - Marwadi, Rajkot Dr .A. K. Desai - SVNIT, Surat Dr. Dinesh Shah - SVIT, Vasad Dr. D. L. Shah - MSU, Baroda Dr. A. K. Verma - BVM,VV Nagar Mr. D. K. Patel - Kutch Irrigation Circle, Bhuj Dr. Mahesh Thacker - Kutch University, Bhuj Dr. Indrajeet Patel - BVM, VVNagar Prof. S. C. Rathod - GEC, Bhuj Dr. Sandeep Trivedi - Indus, Ahemdabad Dr. Manish Sharma - GES, Baroda Dr. R. G. Dhamsaniya - Darshan, Rajkot Prof. P. V. Rayjada - G P, Bhuj Prof. K. Vekkateswarlu -Tolani Polytechnic, Prof. J.K Kulkarni - Veerayatan Engineering, Adipur Mandvi MESSAGE It is a matter of great pleasure that the Department of Civil Engineering of HJD Institute of Technical Education and Research, Kera-Kutch is organizing a national conference on "Research Trends in Civil Engineering" during April 22-24th, 2015. It is also very delightful to learn that a large number of PG/UG students and Research Scholars are participating in this conference. In Today’s era, as there is a rapid growth in urbanization and modernization, various advanced and latest technologies must be implicated in designing and construction of Civil Engineering Structures. With changing technologies, the day has been arrived where we should be capable of applying world’s most recent technologies in the field of Civil Engineering. I am sure that this National conference on "Research Trends in Civil Engineering" will provide an excellent opportunity for a very healthy and a knowledge gaining discussion for the young aspirants with the expert speakers on various aspects of Civil Engineering. I Compliment the Event Coordinators and Team Members of Civil Engineering Department for organizing this important event. Dr. Rajesh Patel Principal HJD Institute, Kera-Kutch ii MESSAGE It gives me great pleasure to learn that the HJD Institute of Technical Education and Research, Kera, is organizing the National Conference in April, 2015, on the “Research Trends in Civil Engineering”. It is of utmost importance that meaningful discussions are held among the engineering community for finding further details about various topics as well as for coming up with solutions in the short and long run. In a country, which has a huge population and unlimited potential and aspirations for economic growth, the infrastructure development could well prove to be the most important factor in contributing to the holistic development of the nation. Engineering community needs to think more about judicious use of natural resources and should think more about how to use more the industrial waste materials, so that our environment remains in healthy condition. I sincerely hope that through the common platform provided by events such as this, the nation’s engineering community would be able to have a good exchange of ideas and knowledge, to develop a better understanding of civil engineering, and find viable and concrete solutions to specific problems on the ground. I wish the organizers and all the participants, the very best in this endeavour. May the conference be a grand success and a precedent for many such significant events in the future. Jai Hind! Prof. K. M. Bhavsar Chairman, ISTE Gujarat Section iii MESSAGE It gives me immerse pleasure that the Civil Engineering Department of HJD Institute of Technical Education & Research has organized National Conference on “Research Trends in Civil Engineering”. The Kutch region, through last decade, has observed intensified development in various basic infrastructures like roads, canals, railways, bridges and buildings. As the Kutch region is an earthquake prone zone, it becomes essential need to make PG and UG students and faculties aware of research done in the various field of Civil Engineering. This conference will certainly ignite the minds of younger generation and will include them towards undertaking research for technology up gradation by publishing and presenting research papers. The conference aims at bringing aims at bringing academicians, researchers, PG students and industry professionals of similar interests on a common platform to share their experience, expertise and knowledge in the field of Civil Engineering. I express heartily compliments to the civil engineering department, UG & PG students, and Faculty members and participants from industries. Dr.KalpanaMaheshwari, HOD, Civil Engineering Department. HJD Institute, Kera-Kutch iv National Conference on “Research Trends in Civil Engineering” Civil Engineering Department HJD-ITER, Kera-Kutch Sr. Page No Contents No. LECTURE NOTES 1 Applications Of Nanotechnology In Civil Engineering. Dr. Siddharth G. Shah 1-11 2 Research Trends In Transportation Engineering. Prof. Ujjval J Solanki 12-30 3 Use Of Geosynthetics In Foundation Design. Dr. A. K. Verma 31-42 4 An Overview On Concrete Design Damage & Distressment Health Assessment Rectification. 43-61 Dr Manish Sharma 5 Expansive Soils – Identification, Detection And Remediation. Prof. (Dr.) Chandresh H Solanki 62-74 6 Expansive Soils – Identification, Detection And Remediation. Dr. D. L. Shah 75-83 7 Foundations On Problematic Soils. Dr. D. L. Shah 84-93 8 Nanomaterials For Advanced Civil Engineering. Prof. (Dr.) Indrajit Patel, Jugal Mistry 94-98 PAPERS 1 Critical Analysis Of Compression Behaviour Of Soft Soils. Chandra. B, Vinod Kumar. A, Dr. C.H Solanki, Dr. S.A Vasanwala. 99-105 2 Effective Utilization of Waste Water Produce by RO System for Irrigation. 106-109 Ms. Ankita Parikh, Karankumar Gothi, Siddharth Jani 3 Studies on Strain profiles along the Seepage Barrier using Finite Element Method. Shivakumar S Athani, Prof.(Dr.)Chandresh H Solanki 110-114 4 Experimental Study On The Shear Parameters Of Expansive Soil Reinforced With Polyester Triangular Fibers 115-119 Shah Kinjal R., A.K.Desai, C.H.Solanki 5 Truck Trip Generation Analysis: A Synthesis Study. Ronak Parekh, Dr. H.R Varia, Dr. L.B. Zala 120-128 6 Study on Effect of job and management conditions on output/ productivity of Hydraulic backhoe excavating equipment. H.T.Kadivar, M.M.Nathani 129-133 7 Evaluation Of DBM Mix Modified With Treated Coconut Fiber. Pankti Jethi, Shashank khandeliya. 134-139 8 Study Of Elastic Characteristics And Strength Parameters Of Non- Cohesive Soil With Reinforcement. 140-146 Mr. Pratik Parekh, Prof. Kumarpal Trivedi, Dr. A. K. Verma 9 Study Of Surface Drainage Characteristics Of Palej GIDC Area. Mehul Vaddoriya, Kevan Chodvadia, Harshid Doshi, Kacchi Naeem, Devang A. 147-153 Shah, Pooja Singh 10 Kachchh Branch Canal: Merits And Demerits. Ravi Gurnani, Dr. Rajeshkumar M Acharya, Neelkanth Bhatt 154-157 11 DRASTIC-Based Methodology for Evaluation of Ground Water Hazards in Jamnagar District Using GIS and Remote Sensing. 158-167 Hemangi N shah, Neha M Joshipura, Indra Prakash, Vijay Chitariya 12 Comparative Study Of Low Cost Adsorbent MSAC In Removal Of Chromium (VI) With Commercially Available PAC And GAC. 168-174 Bharat V.Thacker, Dr. K. N. Sheth 13 Prediction of Compression Index from Basic Index and Plasticity Properties of Soil. Pruthviraj P. Parmar, Dr Kalpana V Maheshwari, Narendra R Pokar 175-178 14 Case Study: Foundation Design for Compressible Clayey Soil in Kandla-Kutch Region. 179-184 Avani Pandya, Dr Kalpana V Maheshwari, Narendra R Pokar 15 Study On Basic Properties Of Fly Ash Mixed Goradu Sandy Soil For Earth Work. Mr. Bharat B. Nathani, Ms. Vishwa N. Gor, Prof. V. R. Mehta 185-192 16 Urban Runoff Harvesting (URH) - A Case Study Shubham Sadh, Niraj K Baxi, Dr. Kalpana V Maheshwari, Dr. Yogesh Jadeja 193-195 17 A Study Of Earthquake Resisting Building With Base Isolation Model. Paresh G. Mistry 196-201 18 Proposed Storm-Water Drainage Design For Major Roads Of Rajkot, Gujarat, India. Nedunuri Vishnu Vardhan 202-207 19 Geomorphic Evolution Of The Western End Of Kachchh Mainland Fault Role Of Transverse Fault Tectonics In The Quaternary Peroid. Kaustubh Sane, Gaurav Chauhan, Arjav Shukla, Dr. M.G. Thakker, Dr. S.B. 208-216 Bhandari 20 Use of Marble powder and Fly ash in Self compacting Concrete- A Review Kishan P. Pala, Krunal J Dhandha, Paresh N Nimodiya 217-223 21 Parametric Study On Self Compacting Concrete By Using Viscosity Modifying Agent As A “XANTHAN Gum” 224-231 Vijay Panchani, Prof. Y.V.Akbari 22 “Emery” the industrial waste as a supplementary cementitious material in Self Compacting Concrete- A Review 232-238 Chetan Borad, Krunal J Dhandha, B.G.Buddhdev, M.D.Kakkad 23 Conservation Of Runoff Water Can Be Boon To Mankind. Mamta C Mistry, S.P.Varandani, Haresh Solanki 239-242 24 Critical Study Of Effect Of Fire On Compressive And Flexural Strength Of Plain And Reinforced Concrete Structural Member. 243-247 Dipesh.L.Pindoriya, Prof. A.V.Patil, 25 Effect Of Recycled Aggregate With Glass Fiber On High Strength Concrete Properties. 248-253 Sunil Rabadiya, Prof. S.R. Vaniya 26 Use Of Silica Sand As Fine Material In Concrete. Jignesh Kerai, Prof. S.R.Vaniya 254-259 27 Effet Of VFP (Vitrified Fine Powder) On GGBFS Based Geo-Polymerconcrete”- A Review 260-265 K.A.Kachhadiya, Y.V.Akbari 28 Analysis Of RC Moment Resisting Frames Of Various Heights Subjected To Lateral Force With And Without Shear Wall. 266-272 Hirani Ramesh, Asst. Prof. N. R. Pokar, Asst Prof. R. K. Joshi 29 Effect Of Silica Fume On Compressive Strength Of Concrete. Krupali A Majithiya 273-277 30 Review: Cellular Light Weight Concrete Block And Cost Comparison With Burnt Clay Brick.
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