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Civil Engineering (CE)

About Department

The Department of Civil Engineering is part of the university since its inception. The Department has grown tremendously over the years and is now recognized as one of the major engineering department in the university. Department of Civil Engineering believes that excellence flourishes in an environment that embrace the broadest range of people, high quality that helps them to achieve their full potential.

 Faculty of Civil Engineering aims to enrich the experience of students by cooperating with and assisting them in the realization of their educational goals especially as these involve their life-long learning and career development. The Department of Civil Engineering with its multifaceted faculty continues to maintain and cultivate its strong links with the infrastructural industry and academic and research institutions both within and outside the country. Department is actively involved in basic and applied research and also maintaining a capacity to respond selectively to new fields of research as they emerge.

Beside high-quality teaching and practical cognizance, the department focuses on research on both UG and PG level and also caters to the needs of technical advisory and consultancy. Also emphasizing on research publications and related professional contributions in defining the career expectations of students.

The Department of Civil Engineering offers the best and well-equipped labs for experimentation and research works. Specialization offered at masters level has global exposure in terms of employability like Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Construction Management, Geotechnical Engineering, Water Resource Engineering.

 With all the faculties and conducive research, environment department ensures that graduates are educated in the broadest sense of the term, with the ability to think clearly, judge objectively, and contribute constructively to society.

VISION OF THE DEPARTMENT

  • To become a globally known and recognized destination for technical, innovation, entrepreneurship and research excellence and transfer its achievements for the larger good of the society.

MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

  • To create facility to integrate research, quality education, ethical values and professional service in the areas related to civil infrastructure and environmental engineering.
  • To provide industry and academia with outstanding graduates, entrepreneurs and scholars who advance both engineering practice and fundamental knowledge and play a leadership role.
  • To create a centre of higher learning and innovation equipped with befitting infrastructure and faculty to attract the students from across nations to use niche facilities for the societal symbiosis.
  • To enrich graduates through experimental learning and motivate them for self-learning to provide solutions to the industry and society.

Awards & Achievements

Three MOUs with the Industry has been signed by Department

  • Sakshi Rai, Mandil Bhadur Thapa, 3rd year students of B. Tech. Civil Engineering begged 2nd prize for the poster presentation in Research Symposium (Contrivance) April,2019 organized by School of Engineering and Technology, Sharda University
  • Mohammad Tahfeem Wani, Danish Shafi Mir, Furqan Ali, students of 3 rd year Civil Engineering Participated in football competition in Indian College Sports League on 5th  -7th April, 2019 and were winner of the competition
  • Ms Chandrika Singh (M.tech Environment) under the guidance of Dr. Gaurav Saini presented a paper in “National Conference on Advanced Structures, Materials and Methodology in Civil Engineering 2018” at NIT Jalandhar on 3rd – 4th November 2018.
  • Mohit Gupta, 4th year student has completed a course on “ Advanced Image Analysis” conducted by Indian Institute of Remote Sensing from 4th June, 2018 to 18th June, 2018.
  • Dr.Gaurav Saini (HOD,Associate Professor,C.E) delivered 2 talks as an invited expert for the finalization of Storm Water Drainage Manual on June 29, 2019 at the NDMC Convention Center, Sansad Marg, Delhi. The Storm Water Drainage Manual is going to be the policy document for the entire country and has been developed under the aegis of Ministry of Urban and Housing Affairs (MoUHS)-GoI by WAPCOS Ltd. (a mini-ratna, under Ministry of Water Resources-GoI).
  • Dr.Gaurav Saini(HOD,Associate Professor,C.E) presented an invited talk on ‘Sustainable Water Management’ at Sustainable Development officers(SDO) meet of ONGC. The event took place on 9th Aug 2019 in Delhi.
  • Tech Fest: The Civil Engineering Departments led the two main events- The Setu Bridge Competition and The Megamind, of the Contrivance tech fest held on 29-30th March within the University premise. Mr. Prabhas K. Yadav, an Assistant Professor, from the department presided the two main events. More than 100 B.Tech. students of the department participated in different events of the Tech Fest."
  • Research Collaboration: SU- IITD- TU Dresden (Germany) three-party collaboration was initiated by Mr. Prabhas K. Yadav of the Civil Engineering Department. In this regard, Mr. Prabhas K. Yadav, Mr. Gaurav Goel, Mr. Jeevan Gaire were hosted by Prof. B. R. Chahar and Asst. Prof. Dr. C. T. Dhanya (both from IITD) on 19th April."
  • Industrial Visits: 40 students of B. Tech 3rd year, accompanied by Prof. Gaurav Goel, visited the RMS Plant in Surajpur and learnt operation and Quality control measures. 17 students from B Tech 3rd and 4th year visited the DMRC construction site near Janakpuri and learnt the details of foundation preparation and building materials used in Metro Rail construction. 35 students from 2nd year visited the cement grinding plant of Ambuja Cement at NTPC Road, Dadri. The students learnt, in detail, the process of conversion of clinkers into fine cement."
  • An Indo-German multi-institutional consortium including Dr. Prabhas Yadav, Dr. Gaurav Saini and Gaurav Goel (Dept. of Civil Engg., SU) and Prof. Shahana Majumdar (Dept. of Biotechnology, SU) recently submitted a research proposal titled Sustainable reuse of Irrigation wastewater: Implications of subsurface technologies and hydro- bio-geo-chemical aspects to Department of Biotechnology (DBT, India). The funding call is sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), Germany. Other partner institutions include IITD, TU Dresden and Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ)."
  • Research Papers: Chang, L., Haedel, F., Yadav, P., Binder, M., Liedl, R., and Dietrich, P. (2014), Evaluation and comparison of transverse dispersivity collected from experiments and field tests. Conference abstract-FH-DGG 2014, Bayreuth, Germany. Chaudhary, S., Lield, L., Yadav, P., Haendel, F., and Krause, T. (2014), Quantifying plume length with a two directional flow system using a 2-dimensional intermediate laboratory tank. Conference abstract-FHDGG 2014, Bayreuth, Germany."
  • Prof. J. Durgaprasad completed his Doctoral requirements and was recently awarded a PhD degree.
  • Dr. Gaurav Saini, Pinaki Nayak and Gaurav Goel successfully completed 2-week long ISTE Main workshop on Fluid Mechanics, sponsored by MHRD and presented jointly by IIT-Kharagpur and IIT-Mumbai. The faculty attended this workshop at the satellite centre (Dronacharya College of Engineering, Greater Noida) from 20-30 May 2014.
  • Mr. Ruban Sugumar attended the Summer Faculty Research Fellowship Program-2014 at IIT-Delhi from June 2 to July 17.
  • Dr. Gaurav Saini recently authored an Editorial for an international journal with an impact factor of 2.1.
  • Dr. Prabhas Yadav is Returning Expert for "Competence in Motion" Unit of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.
  • Our ICI Student Chapter has been awarded the Best Emerging Student Chapter by the Indian Concrete Institute (ICI). 5 B Tech students represented the department at the award ceremony held on Sept 26 in Mumbai’s Wankhade Stadium. The award was presented to our students by Dr. S. Saraswati, President, ICI. Prof. Satyaprakash and other department faculty congratulated the students and called upon them to make an even better effort in this academic session.
  • The Civil Engineering Society of Sharda University (CEESU)  has recently started publishing a bi-monthly newsletter. This newsletter thrives to provide an alternative communication medium between the university management, faculties and student.

 

Seminars & Workshops

  • A Seminar was organised by Dept of Civil engg on” Glass as a Building Material and Emerging trends and technologies for building facade” by Ms. Pragati Tripathi an IGBC accredited professional and Mr. S Ravishankar Manager Silicone business for India for the B.Tech Students of 2nd year and M.Tech students of 1st year. This seminar was conducted by the Confederation of Construction Products and Services (CCPS) and was planned on 17th January 2020.
  • An expert lecture was organised by Department of Civil Engineering on ‘Applied Engineering to Solve Real World Problems’ by Dr. Abhishek Asthana, Director of Hallam Energy, Deputy Director DTA Energy, Sheffield Hallam University on 22nd Jan.2020 for the students of Civil Engg Department.
  • A seminar was organised by Department of Civil Engineering on “Best Career Options and Career Planning” by Mr. Anant Kumar Sahu, Director, T.I.M.E. Greater Noida on 6th Feb 2020.
  • An Expert lecture was organised by Dept of Civil Engineering for B.tech and M.tech students on “Latest Technologies being used in Civil Design” by Naresh Bhagat (Director at LeLogix Design Solutions Pvt. Ltd) and  Mr. Nikhil Chandra (Expert on Civil Design Software) on 11th Feb 2020.
  • An educational visit was planned on 20th Sept.2019 for the students of M. Tech. Environment to Renewable Energy Exhibition at India Expo Center the objective of the event was to have practical aspects of the latest existing technologies of Renewable Energy and Enhancing Learning.
  • An educational visit was planned on 15th October 2019 for students of 2nd year at Ultratech RMC plant at Surajpur Noida..
  • An Community connect visit was arranged on 12th Sept 2019 for students of B.Tech 3nd year to Khodna Khurd village at Knowledge Park 3 in Greater Noida. The students have visited the place to experience various civil engineering-related problems faced by people in the village and to provide possible solutions for the same
  • Department of Civil Engineering, SET organized 2-hour workshop on Cyber Bullying  with help of 1090 Women's Helpline of UP Police  on 26th July 2019 for female students/staff members
  • A seminar was conducted on 14th March 2019 regarding 12d Model Software. The aim of this seminar was to make students aware about the new software and its application in various fields of Civil Engineering.
  • On 16th April, 2019 B. Tech. Civil Engg. 3rd year students were taken for a Traffic Survey to Pari Chowk (Greater Noida), which is the main landmark by which the city is identified.
  • A workshop was organized by Mrs. Chhavi Gupta (Assistant Professor C.E.) on ETABS for the 2nd year and 3rd year Civil Engineering Students on 6th April 2019. Speaker for the workshop were Shamsuddin Khan & Rayees Ali Khan (M.Tech. Structural Engineering Students).
  • A visit was planned on 3rd April 2019 for the students of M. Tech. to Festival City Noida. This is one it's kind of composite constructions in this area. It uses a combination of steel and RCC to enhance the speed of construction of tall multi-storied buildings. The students got the exposure to modern design, construction and project management techniques. Objective of visit was to familiarise the students undergoing M.Tech. courses in civil engineering about the modern methods of faster construction.

Infrastructure

Laboratory

  • The strength of Materials: The laboratory offers facilities for testing building materials for their strength, behaviour and suitability for various applications. The laboratory also provides material testing services, building material testing services, refractory material testing services and geological material testing services.
  • Engineering Drawing: The facilities in this laboratory makes students get acquainted with the principles of projection, multi-dimensional view of objects, pictorial drawings and sketches, geometric construction, sectioning, lettering, tolerancing and dimensioning. It also lays emphasis upon analysis and graphic presentation of space relationships of fundamental geometric elements.
  • Survey: This laboratory houses all the sophisticated instruments viz. Electronic Total Station, GPS, Theodolite, Auto levels, Vernier Theodolite, Digital Planimeter, Dumpy Levels, in addition to other fundamental equipment such as Chain, Tape, Compass, and Plane Table.
  • Soil Mechanics: The space for this laboratory is well equipped with all instruments required for identification and classification of soils (w.r.t. physical and chemical properties) and strength testing of soil samples.
  • Water Resources/ Hydrology/ Hydraulics: This is a combined laboratory equipped with flow measuring devices in pipes and flow measurements in open channels. Facilities are available for calibration of flow measuring devices as well as pressure testing of pipes and pumps. The types of equipment in the lab are Reynolds apparatus with coloured die injector arrangement, Metacentric height apparatus, Pipe friction apparatus, Bernoulli's theorem apparatus, Loss in pipe fitting apparatus, Venturimeter and Orifice meter for flow measurement, Impact of jet apparatus, Notch apparatus, Darcy's law apparatus and Surface tension apparatus.
  • CAD/ CAM/ Geo-Informatics: This laboratory is an extension of the Engineering Drawing lab. In this, the students are taught working proficiency in CAD programs, such as AutoCAD and Pro/ENGINEER. This also has software for analysing the spatial data for GeoInformatics analysis.
  • Structural Analysis Lab: Structural analysis laboratory aims at modelling structural systems in the engineering domain and observing their mechanical behaviours. The lab is equipped with modern as well as traditional equipment for performing different experiments. Some equipment amongst the lot present in the laboratory are Shear Force & Bending Moment Analysis Apparatus, Analysis of Two Hinged and Three-Hinged Arches, Deflection of Curved Members.
  • Environmental Engineering Lab: The lab is well-equipped for characterisation and quality analysis of water and wastewater. Composed of both wet-lab and digital instruments, the lab caters to environmental engineering and environmental chemistry aspects of our raw/drinking water supplies and municipal/industrial sewage. Some of the salient equipment includes digital meters for measuring pH, turbidity, total dissolved solids and dissolved oxygen; instant residual chlorine kit; COD apparatus and Jar-test assembly for optimal coagulant dose.
  • Concrete Lab: Facilities and equipment are available for handling and preparation of concrete, for testing Wet concrete properties,   Temperature controlled ovens, In-situ Property Evaluation of concrete; Concrete core-cutting machine.
  • Transportation Lab: The Transportation Engineering laboratory of the Civil Engineering focuses on transport related issues. The lab aims at promoting applied research and new methodologies in the field of Transportation Engineering. The lab is equipped with equipment for conducting field and laboratory tests on Subgrade, Aggregates, Bituminous Materials and Bituminous Mixes; facilities for conducting traffic studies; facilities for assessing pavement performance and cyclic loading test equipment.

The department is in the process of developing other labs which shall be needed for the coming years.

 

Research & Publications

Patent Listing

S.No

Applicant

Title Of Invention

Application No.

Year Of Publication

1

Sharda University

Iron Filings As Complete Replacement Of Sand In Production Of Concrete

201711018649

2017

2

Sharda University

A Process For Simultaneous Treatment And Management Of Waste From Petha Sweet Industry (Benincasa Hispida)

201711031476

2017

3

Sharda University

Benincasahispida coagulant for water treatment and methods

201711026431

.2017

4

Sharda University

Concrete composition using sludge from sewage treatment plant(STP) and method there of

201711027878

2017

5

Sharda University

A Process For Simultaneous Treatment And Management Of Waste From Petha Sweet Industry (Benincasa Hispida)

201711031476

2017

6

Sharda University

Method And Composition Of Producing Fertilizer

201711038191

2017

7

Sharda University

A Process Of Treating Wastewater With A Natural Coagulant

201711043359

2018

8

Sharda University

A Method Of Linking A Non-Geo-Referenced Map With A Geo-Referenced Map

201811003383

2018

9

Sharda University

A Composite Concrete Composition And Process Of Preparation Thereof

201811030291

2018

10

Sharda University

STP Sludge filled plastic bottle for low cost construction

201711018830

2018

11

Sharda University

A method of treating waste drilling mud slurry and a coagulant thereof

201711018142

2018

12

Sharda University

A composition of concrete with Engine coolant and a method of production thereof

201711018649

2018

13

Sharda University

A non-sand, durable, water-pervious concrete

201813032631

2018

14

Sharda University

A Self-Compacting Concrete Mix

201811029961

2018

15

Sharda University

A Decentralized Water Filtration System

201711026683

2018

16

Sharda University

A high strength concrete composition

201811046652

.2018

17

Sharda University

Method of inhibiting corrosion of a metallic reinforcement in a concrete structure using corrosion inhibiting composition

201911000516

2019

18

Sharda University

A synergistic composition for enhancing self healing properties in Self Compacting Concrete.

201911045309

2019

19

Sharda University

High-strength concrete mix using quarry dust

201911018454

2019

20

Sharda University

A self-curing concrete mix

201911024218

2019

Scopus Indexed Journals

Sr no.

Title of Paper

Name of the author/s

Name of journal

Year of publication

Weblink which redirects to the journal webpage

1

Replacement of water with used engine coolant and its effect on the mechanical properties of hardened concrete

Satyaprakash, Shikha Saini, Mohit Raja Srivastava ans Fida Anjum

Materials Today: Proceedings

2020

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2020.01.541

2

Behaviour of Polypropylene Fibre Reinforced Concrete beam with CFRP under elevated temperature

Saranya Ilango

Asian Journal of Civil Engineering

2020

 

3

Numerical Investigation on the behaviour of concrete in-filled cold-formed duplex stainless steel square tubular column.

Saranya Ilango, Sunil Mahato

International Journal of Structural Integrity

2019

https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/IJSI-06-2019-0060/full/html

4

Effect of surface applied organic and inorganic corrosion inhibitors on reinforced steel in concrete

Nishant Kumar, Sunil Saharan, Megha Gupta, Bisakha Chalisey

International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology

2019

 

5

Recycled Aggregate filled waste plastic bottles as a replacement of bricks

Gaurav Saini, P.Paithe, Andy C

Materials Today: Proceedings

2019

 

6

Mechanical Properties of Concrete in presence of Iron Filings as complete replacement of fine aggregates.

Satyaprakash, P. Helmand, S. Saini

Materials Today: Proceedings

2019

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2019.04.118

7

The art of reviewing journal articles and its advantages for reviewers

Saini, G.

European Science Editing

2018

 

8

DURABILITY OF FLY ASH BASED GEOPOLYMER CONCRETE IN THE PRESENCE OF SILICA FUME

OKOYE, F.N., PRAKASH, S., SINGH, N.B.

JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION

2017

10.1016/j.jclepro.2017.02.176

9

Mechanical properties of alkali activated fly ash/ Kaolin based geopolymer concrete

 F.N.Okoye, J. Durgaprasad, N.B Singh

Construction and Building Materials, 98 (2015), 685-691(Elsevier)

2015

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0950061815302269

10

Effect of Silica fume on the mechanical properties of fly ash based-geopolymer concrete

F.N.Okoye, J. Durgaprasad, N.B Singh

Ceramic International, 42(2), part B, (2015), •        3000-3006 (Elsevier)

2015

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0272884215019860

11

Fly ash/Kaolin based geopolymer green concretes and their mechanical properties

F.N.Okoye, J. Durgaprasad, N.B Singh

Data in Brief, 5,(2015), 739-744 (Elsevier).

2015

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352340915002772

12

Near-neutral surface charge and hydrophilicity prevent mineral encrustation of Fe-oxidizing microorganisms

Saini, G. et al.

Geobiology (in print, I.F. = 4.111; Wiley)

2014

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23279435

13

Hydration of ternary cementitious system: Portland cement, fly ash and silica fume

Meenu Karla

Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry

2014

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10973-014-4182-8

UGC Journals:

Sr no.

Title of Paper

Name of the author/s

Name of journal

Year of publication

1

Hydrogen generation through Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC): A review

Chala Dida, Pinaki P Nayak, Dr. Gaurav Saini

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

2

Impact of fire on steel reinforcement in reinforced concrete buildings: A review

Samina Nusrat, Nishant Kumar

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

3

Elements of cost overruns and delays in construction project

Shahnewaj Haider, Pinaki P. Nayak

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

4

Mechanical behavior of cold-formed steel column with infill: A review

Sunil Mahato, Saranya Ilango

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

5

Application of Finite Element Method in Engineering- A brief review

Khagendra Khatri, Sarita Aacharya, Megha Gupta

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

6

Self compacting concrete incorporating mineral admixtures: A review

Rahman Wali, Sunil Saharan, Chandan Sahani, Bello Safiyanu

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

7

Effect of EPS Geofoam inclusions on retaining wall: A review

A. Ithelo Ayeh, Sarmistha Rudra Paul, Shamshad Alam

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

8

The Exxon Valdez oil spill: A review

Chisuse Iman, Qaiser Ahmad Ganaie, Dr. Gaurav Saini

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

9

Analysis of evaluation methods in road pavement management

Pritam Dey, Pinaki P. Nayak

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

10

Use of stone dust as a substitute material in concrete: A review

Bisakha Chalisey, Chhavi Gupta

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

11

Comparative studies of RCC and steel composite structures: A review

Lalit Chaudhary, Col Vivek Mathur, Retd

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

12

Partial replacement of cement with brick dust: A review

Sashank Bikram Rana, Shamshad Alam

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

13

Factors considered for safety practices in construction industry

Yawer Ali, Pinaki P. Nayak

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

14

Review on effects of cattle manure ash on properties of fresh and hardened concrete

Toriali Noorzai, Chhavi Gupta

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

15

A review of the risk management in construction of highway projects, with specific reference to India

Shailendra Kumar, SatyaPrakash

 International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering and Science

2019

16

Time History Analysis of Underground Tunnels

Nishant Kumar, Sunil Saharan

International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering & Science

2018

17

A REVIEW ON QUALITY MANAGEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Sujeet kumar Ram, Pinaki P Nayak

International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering 

2018

18

Non-Linear Dynamic Time History Analysis of Underground Rectangular Tunnel

Nishant Kumar, Sunil Saharan

International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering & Science

2018

19

Evaluation of Yearly Water quality index and Seasonal Variation of Yamuna River at Hathikund Station Using Canadian Council of Ministers of Environment Water Quality Index (CCME) model.

S.I.Abba,G. Saini and R.A. Abdulkadir

IOSR J Engg., 7(1):12-17

2017

20

Experimental Investigation on Sustainable Concrete Using Recycled Coarse Aggregate

Faizanul Haque, Akbar H. Tramboo2, Salik Tramboo3, Iqra Manzoor4, Anuj Singh5

IJIRSE ,Volume : 3,Issue: 4

2017

21

Comparison of Properties of Fine Aggregate Obtained from Recycled Concrete with that of Conventional Fine Aggregate

Faizanul Haque, Syed S.Ashraf2, Rajat Kumar3, Ashish Aggrawal4, Rahil A.Khan5

IJIRSE ,Volume : 3,Issue: 4

2017

22

Experimental Study on Bubble-Deck Slab

Nishant Kumar, Shikha Saini

International Research Journal of Engineering & Technology

2017

23

Assessment of Surface Water Quality Using Qual2k Software: A Case Study of River Yamuna, India.

S. Idris, Y.A. Abdu and G. Saini

Euro. J. Adv. Engg. Technol., 3(7): 16-23

2016

24

Effect of Silica Fume on properties of M40 grade of concrete

Nishant Kumar, Rukhsana Rashid

International Journal of Engineering, Research and Technology

2016

25

Analysis and Design of Multi-storeyed building subjected to lateral forces

Nishant Kumar, Pratik Dadsena

International Journal of Advance Research & Technology

2016

26

Comparative analysis of Seismic Behaviour of Multi-storey Composite Steel and Conventional Reinforced Concrete Framed Structures”

Ashiru Muhammad, Chhavi Gupta, Ibrahim B. Mahmoud

International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research, Volume 6, Issue 10, October-2015

2015

27

Concrete shrinkage prediction using maturity and energy activation

Idris Habibu, Ms. Chhavi Gupta, Bala Muhammad

International journal of science technology & Management,2015

2015

28

Impact of variation in temperature on drying shrinkageof concrete

Idris Habibu, Ms. Chhavi Gupta, Bala Muhammad, Sani Haruna

International journal of science technology & Management,2015

2015

29

Integrated Solid Waste Mangement of Vishnugad Pipalkoti Hydroelectric Project Area-A Case Study

Gaurav Saini, (2015)

International Journal of Civil Engineering

2015

30

Construction Industry Waste Management-An Experimental Case Study of Recycled Aggregate Concrete

Gaurav Saini, (2015)

IOSR Journal of CE and ME-International Journal

2015

31

Metabolic Uncoupling: Biomass control strategy in biological processes.

S Saini, G

Biochem. Technol. 6:5. (doi: 10.4172/1948- 5948.1000e117)

2014

32

Environmental Management of Petha Industry in Agra City

Singh, S.* and G. Saini

IOSR Journal of CE and ME-International Journal

2014
  • A. Muhammad, C. Gupta, I. B. Mahmoud (2015), Comparative Analysis of Seismic Behaviour of Multi-storey Composite Steel and Conventional Reinforced Concrete Framed Structures. International Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research,  6(10),  ISSN 2229-5518.
  • I. Habibu1, C. Gupta, B. Muhammad (2015), Concrete Shrinkage Prediction using maturity and Energy Activation National journal of Science Technology and Management, 4(10).
  • I. Habibu1, C. Gupta, B. Muhammad, S. Haruna (2015), Impact of variation in temperature on drying shrinkage of concrete, Nationaljournal of Science Technology and Management 4(10).
  • Saini, G., J.E. Elkhoury, P.J. Culligan, et al., 2017. Effect of heterogeneity in colloidal size on filtration rates in porous media. J. Con. Hydrol. (in review). (Scopus-listed, IF = 2.063).
  • S.I.Abba, G. Saini and R.A. Abdulkadir, 2017. Evaluation of Yearly Water quality index and Seasonal Variation of Yamuna River at Hathikund Station Using Canadian Council of Ministers of Environment Water Quality Index (CCME) model. IOSR J Engg., 7(1):12-17.
  • S. Idris, Y.A. Abdu and G. Saini, 2016. Assessment of Surface Water Quality Using Qual2k Software: A Case Study of River Yamuna, India. Euro. J. Adv. Engg. Technol., 3(7): 16-23.
  • Sahay, A. and G. Saini, 2015. Construction Industry Waste          Management- An  Experimental Case Study of Recycled Aggregate          Concrete. IOSR J. Mech. Civil. Engng. Pp: 43-47.
  • Basik, H.* and G. Saini, 2015. Integrated Solid waste management of     Vishnugad Pipalkoti Hydroelectric Project Area- A Case Study. Int. J. Civil Engg.
  • Saini, G., 2014. Editorial: Metabolic Uncoupling: Biomass control strategy in biological processes. J Micro. Biochem. Technol. 6 (5). (SCOPUS- listed)
  • Singh, S.* and G. Saini, 2014. Environmental management of Petha Industry in Agra City. J. Civil Engg. Environ. Technol. 1 (2): 97-100.
  • Sharma, P., Goel, G., Ashekuzzman, S. M., Saini, G., and R. Singh, 2014.            Groundwater Arsenic in South-East Asia: extents, effects, and solutions. Asian J. Wat. Env. Poll. 11(2): 1-11. (Scopus-listed, IF = 0.21)
  • Saini, G. and C S Chan, 2013. Near neutral surface charge and hydrophilicity prevents mineral encrustation of Fe-oxidizing micro-organisms. Geobiol. 11:191-200. (Scopus-listed, IF = 3.68)
  • Nishant Kumar. Study on effect of silica fume on of M40 grade of concrete, International  Journal of Engineering Research and Technology, vol. 5, issue 5, May 2016.
  • Nishant Kumar. Analysis and Design of Multi storeyed buildings subjected to Lateral forces,  IJOART,2016.
  • Sarmistha Rudrapaul.Effect of random inclusion of   Jute fibers on strength characteristics of lime treated expansive soil,International Journal of Innovation Research in Science & Engineering, 2017.
  • Megha Gupta .Comparison of properties of fine  aggregate obtained from recycled concrete with that of conventional fine aggregate, International Journalof Innovation Research in Science & Engineering,  2017.
  • Faizanul Haque .Experimental investigation on sustainable concrete using recycled coarse aggregate, International Journal of Innovation Research in Science & Engineering, 2017.
  • Prashant Kumar, Shweta Goyal. Migratory  inhibitors for preventing   corrosion of reinforced concrete, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, December 2016.
  • Shikha Saini . Experimental study on bubble   deck,International Research Journal of Engineering & Technology ( IRJET) volume 4 Issue 5 may 2017 e -ISSN-2395-0056

Conference Presentations

  • Kshitiz, C., C. Lal, M. Pathak, A. Raza and G. Saini, Sludge Concrete:    Application of SBR-based STP's sludge in manufacturing low-strength concrete. National Conference on New Generation Concrete, NITTTR-      Chandigarh, 2017.
  • G. Saini, Sustainable wastewater treatment through Microbial fuel cells   (MFCs). National Workshop on Recent Advancements in Civil Engg., Key Note Speaker, JMIETI, Radaur, 2017.            
  • K. Joshi and G. Saini, Combining wastewater treatment, electricity generation and desalination: Microbial Desalination Cells (MDC). National   conference on environmental sustainability in wastewater remediation: current status and future prospects, University of Delhi & Royal Society of Chemistry (London), 2017.
  • S. Gautam and G. Saini, Towards sustainable wastewater treatment: Coupling hydrogen generation with wastewater treatment. National conference on environmental sustainability in wastewater remediation: current status and future prospects, University of Delhi & Royal Society of Chemistry (London), 2017.
  • Malhotra, G., G. Saini and V.K. Minocha. Optimization and control of water treatment operations using Simulation and ANFIS implementation, National Conference on Innovative Approaches in the Management of the Environment, Delhi, India, Oct. 2003.
  • P. Aggarwal and G. Saini, Simultaneous wastewater treatment and electricity generation through a microbial electrochemical cell. National conference on environmental sustainability in wastewater remediation: current status and future prospects, University of Delhi & Royal Society of Chemistry (London), 2017.
  • Saini, G. and L. Aliyu, Natural Coagulant: Assessment of coagulation potential of Moringa oleifera in treatment of Yamuna river water. India International Science Festival (IISF), Delhi, India, Dec 2016.
  • Saini, G. and A. Singh, Design of a conceptual smart city in Delhi-NCR area. India International Science Festival (IISF), Delhi, India, Dec 2016.
  • Joshi, K. and G. Saini, Comprehensive sanitation plan for Meerut City. India International Science Festival (IISF), Delhi, India, Dec 2016.
  • Sahay, A. and G. Saini, Construction Industry Waste Management- An experimental Case Study of Recycled Aggregate Concrete.  National Conference on Advances in Engineering, Technology & Management, Ambala, Haryana, April 2015.
  • Saini, G. An integrated Social-Technical-Economic-Political approach to Swachh Bharat". National Consultation on Renewed Sanitation Agenda,  Delhi, Feb 13-14, 2015. (organized jointly by Sulabh International and Institution of Public Health Engineers, India).
  • Basik, H. and G. Saini, Integrated Solid Waste Management of Vishnugad         Pipalkoti Hydroelectric Project Area-A Case Study. National Conference on Recent Advancements in Solid Waste Management, Chandigarh, Dec 2014.
  • Sharma, B.* and G. Saini. Organic Photovoltaics. National Conference on Advanced Materials, Greater Noida, U.P., India, Aug 2014.
  • Singh, S.* and G. Saini. Environmental Management of Petha Industry in Agra City. 4th International Conference on Advances in Architecture, Urban Planning, Material Engineering and Civil/Environmental Dynamics, Delhi, India, July 2014.