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Abstract Book Abstract of Papers 2nd International Conference On Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure and Project (CRIP) Management November 10 - 11, 2017 Chief Editor : Dr. Mangesh G. Korgaonker Editor : Dr. Jonardan Koner Organised by NICMAR National Institute of Construction Management and Research Pune India i Convener’s Message On behalf of the organizing committee, I welcome you to the 2nd International Conference on Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure and Project (CRIP) Management (ICCRIP 2017) during November 10–11, 2017 at National Institute of Construction Management and Research (NICMAR), Pune, India. The conference brings together Academicians, Researchers, Industry Practioners and Engineering/Architecture/Planning students with the aim to stimulate research and discussions across the broad spectrum of CRIP management. We have received papers from eminent academicians, practitioners and students from India and abroad. The papers selected for presentation in this conference have gone through the ‘Blind Review Process’ and we are sure the selected papers will add an intellectual stimulus across a broad range of CRIP sector issues around the globe. The inaugural address shall be delivered by the chief guest, the guests of honor and the chief patron. There are plenary addresses by the keynote speakers. At the end of 2nd day of ICCRIP – 2017, there will be a valedictory address by leading experts from the industry and eminent academicians. It is our belief that ICCRIP – 2017 will serve as a good forum for enhancing skills, furthering the cause of research & publications in the CRIP domain and networking among the leaders from industry, educational institutions and the various participants. The conference theme is divided into five categories namely: Category 1: Research Paper on Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure and Project (CRIP) Management; Category 2: Industry Outlook / Practice Presentations; Category 3: Engineering / Architecture Students’ Project / Thesis Work; Category 4: Poster Presentations; Category 5: Workshop on Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure and Project (CRIP) Management. I hope like our previous international conference, ICCRIP – 2016, this conference will also achieve its objectives and make a valuable contribution to the CRIP sectors. Dr. Jonardan Koner Professor and Dean – Admissions, Research & Publications, NICMAR ii Acknowledgement I express my heartfelt gratitude to the Chief Patron, Dr. Mangesh G. Korgaonker, Director General, NICMAR, for his constant support, guidance and encouragement. I am grateful to the Chief Guests, Mr. D. K. Sen - Whole-Time Director & Sr. Executive Vice President (Infrastructure), Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Mumbai and the Guests of Honour, Mr. Rajendra Jagtap - Chief Executive Officer & Director, Pune Smart City Development Corporation Ltd. for cordially accepting our invitation. I thank the Keynote Speakers, Dr. Rangan Banerjee - Head of the Department, Department of Energy Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mr. Debasis Mitra - Senior Director (Operations), Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. Ltd., (SPCL), Mumbai, Mr. Nitin Vijaivergia (GST Expert) - Partner - Indirect Tax, PricewaterhouseCoopers Pvt. Ltd., Pune, Mr. Virinder Kaul - General Manager, AFCONS Infrastructure Ltd., A Shapoorji Pallonji Group Company, Mumbai, Dr. Debashish Bhattacharjee - Vice President, New Materials Business, Tata Steel Ltd. and Mr. Gopal Dey - Senior Manager, Plant Dept., AFCONS Infrastructure Ltd. for accepting our request to share their words of wisdom and enlightening the participants with their valuable guidance. I acknowledge the support and co-operation from our sponsors, Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. Ltd., Larsen & Toubro Ltd., A.P. Hospitality Services, State Bank of India, Bank of Maharashtra, Saraswat Bank, Canara Bank, Andhra Bank, Avanse Financial Services Pvt. Ltd., The Credila, (an HDFC Ltd. Company), ICICI Bank, HDFC Ltd., Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd. and Bank of Baroda without whom the conference would not have been a reality. I extend a special word of appreciation to the ‘Reviewers’ for reviewing the papers within the strict deadlines and giving quality feedback. I am obliged to the Conference ‘Co-Convenor Committee’, Dr. Vishwanath Lele, Dean-Placements & Industry Relations, Dr. Kirti Rajhans, Head-Student Activities, Dr. Sudhir Ambekar, Assistant Professor, Dr. Vishal Patyal, Assistant Professor, Dr. Amit Hiray, Assistant Professor, Dr. Tushar Jadhav, Assistant Professor, Dr. Amol Pawar, Associate Professor, Dr. Dipayan Roy, Assistant Professor, Prof. Avadhoot Dixit, Assistant Professor, Prof. Shekhar Nagargoje, Assistant Professor and Prof. Priyanka Bendigiri, Assistant Professor, NICMAR for their cooperation in organising this conference. iii I am thankful to the ‘Co-Editors’ Dr. Kirti Rajhans, Dr. Rahul Deshpande, Dr. Amol Pawar, Dr. Sudhir Ambekar, Dr. Vishal Patyal, Dr. Shobha Ramalingam, Dr. Amit Hiray, Dr. Tushar Jadhav, Dr. Dipayan Roy and Prof. Priyanka Bendigiri for finalising this book and arranging the poster presentations. I am grateful to the paper presenters, research scholars from different universities and institutes, who have submitted their research papers/thesis/poster papers and contributed in a meaningful manner to add value to this conference. Lastly, I would like to extend my gratitude to all the participants, organizers, faculty, staff of NICMAR for all their effort and support for making this 2nd International Conference on CRIP Management (ICCRIP – 2017) at NICMAR, Pune campus, a huge success. Dr. Jonardan Koner Conference Convener, ICCRIP – 2017 Professor and Dean – Admissions, Research & Publications, NICMAR iv Content Convener’s Message ii Acknowledgement iii Sr. Page Title of Papers No. No. 1. Application of Rammed Stone Column in Ship Side Launching Jetty 1 2. Converting Nirmalaya Waste into Manure 1 Evaluation of Quality Assessment Framework in Indian Building 3. 2 Construction Projects 4. Factors Responsible for Delay in Different Types of Construction Projects 3 5. Internet of Things for Construction Industry in India 4 From Minimum to Zero – A Sustainable Transition in Formwork 6. 4 Management Opportunities and Barriers for Productivity Improvement through Reduced 7. 5 Labour Dependency 8. PPP in Food Sector in India: Present and Future 5 9. A Case Study on Application of Value Stream Mapping in Granite Factory 6 10. Defect Analysis in Construction Projects in India 7 Experimental Study on Self Compacting Concrete Using Superabsorbent 11. 7 Polymer 12. Feasibility Study on Concrete Prepared with GGBS, Lime and Fly Ash 8 13. Managing Operation and Maintenance of Green Building: A Case Study 9 Identifying, Analysing and Reduction of Constraints by Micro Scheduling 14. 9 in Construction Industry Determinants of Capital Structure for Infrastructure Construction 15. 10 Companies in India: An Empirical Study Investigating Constructability Improvement Barriers in the Indian 16. 11 Construction Industry 17. Impetus of Infrastructure Status to Affordable Housing 12 Construction Equipment Financing - Need of Innovation in Tough Market 18. 12 Conditions 19. Critical Review of Integrated Townships Development in Ahmedabad 14 Lean Construction Practices in a Highway Project - A Case Study on the 20. 15 National Highway NH 218 21. Pathway to Net Zero Energy Building 16 Study on Total Quality Management System Practices in Indian 22. 16 Construction Industry v Sr. Page Title of Papers No. No. Critical Analysis of the Success Factors of Public- Private Partnership 23. 17 Projects in Kerala 24. Interrelationship of the Critical Risk Factors in Construction Projects 18 Capital Structure and Financial Performance: Evidences from Indian Real 25. 19 Estate Sector Study of Delays and Cost Overruns in Infrastructure Projects – Case 26. 19 Analysis Comparative Study on Adoption of Mobile Applications on Real Estate 27. 20 Projects between Clients and Contractors 28. Buyer Behaviour in Real Estate in Pune City 21 29. The Realty Growth Trajectory of India and China- Inexorable Comparision 21 Development of Post Occupancy Construction Quality Assessment Model 30. 22 for a Rigid Pavement Implementation of the Last Planner System in the Indian Construction 31. 23 Industry Conceptual Framework for Selection of Project Delivery Model for 32. 23 Construction Projects using Transaction Cost Economics Factors Affecting Cost Overrun in Micro-Companies Undertaking Public 33. 24 Works 34. Carbon Nanotubes as a New Material in Construction Industry 25 Land Use and Land Cover Change Detection Using Remote Sensing Data 35. 25 and GIS: A Case Study of Thrissur District, Kerala 36. Analysis of the National Civil Aviation Policy 2016 of India 26 A Study of the Delay Causes in High-rise Construction in Indian 37. 27 Metropolitan Cities Applicability of Program Management Principles in Smart City 38. 27 Development Mission – A Framework towards Successful Implementation Causes and Propagation of Concrete Cracks and Different Crack Models for 39. 28 Crack Propagation Study 40. Challenges in Housing Micro Finance 29 41. Fibre Reinforced Polymer Wrapped Concrete Beam 29 42. Partial Replacement of Fly Ash with Slurry Sand in Fly Ash Bricks 30 Experimental Study on Strength and Durability of Self-compacting 43. 30 Concrete with Cementitious Materials 44. Seismic Performance of Buildings with Heavy Loads 31 Integrated Cost and Schedule Monitoring–Challenges with Developing 45. 32 Construction Industry 46. Construction Delays and its Analysis: Maharashtra State
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