E: Civil & Structural (127)
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A Flood Forecasting Model for the River Padma
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 6 Flood constitute one of the critical problems faced by Bangladesh. Due to the unique graphical situation of Bangladesh in the delta of three great rivers, namely the Brahmaputra, the Padma and the Meghna, which drains a vast catchment, flood in this country is usually complex. The problem is gigantic and becomes more complicated with the passage of time. The flood in 1998 sever flood is ...
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Authors Md. Nuruzzaman, Md. AbdurRakib Hasan, Sharid ShahnewazRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 45 to 50
Some Geotechnical Properties of Coal Fly Ash and Sand Mixtures with Different Ratio Using in Highway & Embankments
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 5 Fly ash is very effectively used in various civil engineering projects. Fly ash is a by-product of coal burning thermal power plants plant. The quantity of coal ash produced depends upon the quality of coal and the method of burning of the coal. In India less than 20% of ash is used in the manufacture of brick, cement, concrete and other product. Sand particles are much coarser than the ...
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Authors Dilip Kumar, Ashish Gupta,Neetesh KumarRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 35 to 40
Dynamic Analysis of Support Frame Structures of Rotating Machinery
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 5 Adequate dynamic analysis of support frame structures of mechanical equipment is necessary to ensure not only the comfort of the users, but ensure good conditions for the operation of equipment supported. Studies of dynamics structural and equipment see the difficulty performing real models. This paper conducts a performance check of the support frame structures, according to changes in ...
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Authors Rafael Marin Ferro, Walnu00c3u00b3rio Grau00c3u00a7a Ferreira, Adenilcia Fernanda Grobu00c3u00a9rio CalenzaniRead Journal Click Here
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Effect of Soda Lime Glass Dust on the Properties of Clayey Soil
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 5 The research was carried out with an intention to observe any sign of improvement of clayey soil due to the addition of soda lime glass dust with it. In this thesis work clayey type soil has been chosen. The reason behind choosing clay is that it has some problems. The main problem is that it undergoes consolidation settlement due to the application of long term loading. Another problem ...
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Authors Md. Nuruzzaman, Dr. Md. Akhtar HossainRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 19 to 24
Study of Thermal Gradient in Concrete Slabs through Experimental Approach
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 5 Millions of tons of cement is used every year that adversely affects environment. Cement is also an important building material for infrastructure development. Cement can be suitably replaced with low cost and so called waste materials like fly ash, marble powder, silica fumes etc... Favoring environment and saving cement. Large length of roads is required to be built in near future over...
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Authors Mr. Dhananjay M, Mr. Abhilash KRead Journal Click Here
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Analysis of Pre-Stressed Pseudo Box Bridge using Inverted-T Girder and Splicing Technique
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 4 The paper is for the structural analysis of continuous simply supported pre-stressed inverted-T girder using splicing technique. This paper represents variation of inflection points (point of contra flexure) for different variable loading conditions such as superimposed dead load, lane load, HS-20 truck load etc. The load (live load) for which inflection point changes its location greatl...
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Authors K.M Bipul Shahriar, Sakia Azam, Mezbah Ul Alam, Arhan DewanRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 67 to 72
Removal of Malachite Green and Crystal Violet Dyes from Aqueous Solution with Bio-Materials: A Review
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 4 Malachite Green and Crystal violet are among millions of dyes which are being used in every aspect of day to day life of a human being. Approximately 12% of synthetic dyes are lost during manufacturing and processing operations and 20% of the resultant color enters the environment through effluents from industrial wastewater. They are toxic and having extremely harmful consequences; henc...
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Authors Binod Kumar, Upendra KumarRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 51 to 60
A Case Study on Social and Economic Development of Rural Areas over Last Three Decades: Bangladesh Perspective
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 4 Bangladesh is an over populated country with an approximate population of 154.7 Million [1]. Presently it is moving forward to catch the line of mid income countries from the low income country in a steady pace. This progress can be perceived from the improvement in the education, health, GDP, GNI as well as in other basic development indicators over the years. The main focus of this stu...
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Authors B. N. Shaha, M. N. B. ZamanRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 61 to 65
Extension of the Consecutive Modal Pushover Analysis (CMP) to Asymmetric Concrete Moment Resistance Frame Buildings
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 4 The nonlinear static procedure (NSP) based on pushover analysis is usually restricted with a single mode response. The NSP is valid mainly for low-rise buildings where the behavior is dominated by fundamental vibration modes. It is of significance to take into account of higher mode effects in pushover analysis of such structures as tall buildings or asymmetric structures. Consecutive Mo...
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Authors Babak H. MamaqaniRead Journal Click Here
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A Remote Sensing and GIS Based Approach for Vulnerability, Exposer and Landscape Trajectories in Olomouc, Czech Republic
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 4 Olomouc with JesenÃÂky mountains tourism in Czech Republic is unique for its floristic richness, which is caused mainly by the altitude division and polymorphism of the landscape; climate and oil structure are other important factors. This study assesses the impacts of tourism on the land cover in the Jeseniky mountain region by comparing multi-temporal Landsat imagery (1991, 2001 ...
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Authors Mukesh Singh Boori, Vu00c3u00adt Vou00c5u00beenu00c3u00adlekRead Journal Click Here
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Socio-Hydrological Vulnerability: A New Science through Remote Sensing and GIS
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 4 Socio-hydrological vulnerability is a new area of research that integrates people and their activities into water science. This type of research is important in water scare areas such as arid and semi-arid areas on the globe. The main objective of this type of research is to develop a sociohydrological vulnerability index in semi-arid region by combining remote sensing, bio-geophysical a...
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Authors Mukesh Singh Boori, Vit Vou00c5u00beenu00c3u00adlekRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 37 to 41
Low Cost Construction Material for Concrete As Sawdust
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 4 In this Research paper, was experimentally carried out to investigate the effects of introducing the cost between sand used concrete block and sawdust used concrete block. The concrete blocks are using coarse aggregate, fine aggregate, cement, water and sawdust to mix it. Using some percentage of sawdust in place of sand in concrete for example replaces 10%, 15%, 20% of sawdust instead o...
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Authors Dilip Kumar, Smita Singh, Neetesh Kumar, Ashish GuptaRead Journal Click Here
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Suitability of Selected Bangladesh Sands for the Determination of In-Situ Soil Density
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 3 Usually Ottawa sand is used to find out in-situ density of soil by sand replacement method. Ottawa sand is very expensive and it is always imported from abroad. To avoid these difficulties the quality and suitability of locally available sand in and around Khulna district in Bangladesh in lieu of Ottawa sand were assessed for determining in-situ density using sand replacement method. Fiv...
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Authors M. A. Bashar, A. B. M. M. RashidRead Journal Click Here
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Vibrations in Steel-Frame Floors due to Human Activities
Published In: GJRE Part: E: Civil & Structural Volume: 14 Issue: 3 Architectural new tendencies along with current market demands are taking engineering design towards the use of flooring systems which can span great distances with a minimum number of columns allowing, thus, more architectural flexibility. This design philosophy has conducted to ever more slender structural elements, with ever lower natural frequencies that are, therefore, closer to the...
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Authors Mateus Zimmer Dietrich, Felipe Barbosa Teixeira, Adenilcia Fernanda Grobu00c3u00a9rio Calenzani, Walnu00c3u00b3rio Grau00c3u00a7a FerreiraRead Journal Click Here
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