Dept of Civil Profile

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MAHARAJ VIJAYRAM GAJAPATHI RAJ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING(Approved by AICTE, Permanently affiliated to JNT University Kakinada, Accredited by NBA

*and NAAC of UGC with - A Grade )

VIJAYRAM NAGAR CAMPUS, CHINTHALAVALASA,VIZIANAGARAM 535 005, (A.P).

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
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About the Management (MANSAS)MANSAS, a charitable Educational Society, has been contributing to the cause of education to the people

of northern coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh. It is an off shoot of Royal patronage for education which

was established in the year 1958 by the late Dr. P. V. G. Raju, Rajah Saheb of Vizianagaram. About

10,000 acres of land was endowed for the purpose of supporting education, which the royal family

always considered as a means of empowering the people around.

Educational facilities were being patronized by the Royal House of Pusapatis over the last 150 yeari.e. Since 1857 when the first educational facility was started. The rulers of Pusapati Dynasty have seeded

the patronage for education with the establishment of a Middle School on 3rd

March 1857 realizing theneed of modern education for the people, and it later turned into a mini University under the aegis of

MANSAS. At present, it is housing 13 educational Institutions ranging from K.G. to P.G in diversifieddiscipline of Fine Arts, Science, Law, Education, Management, Technology, Pharmacy, Arts and

Sciences etc. with the students strength around 13000 and with the staff strength around 1000.

About the college (MVGRCE)Situated in the district head quarters of Vizianagaram and at a distance of 40 km from Visakhapatnam,

Maharaja Vijayaram Gajapathi Raj College of Engineering was established in 1997 (15 years back) byMANSAS for imparting quality professional education.

At present, intake of the college is around 1100. The 7 UG courses being offered are EEE, ECE, CSE,

Mechanical, Chemical, IT and Civil Engineering. The college is also running 6 PG courses two in CSE

Department, one each in Mechanical, ECE, Chemical Engineering and Civil Engineering. The college

also offers an MBA and MCA program.

It has full-fledged dedicated team ofmore than 200 faculty lead by Prof.K.V.L Raju (Principal) out of

which about 45 are doctorates and the remaining are Post graduates. All eligible departments of the

college are accredited by NBA. The college is also accredited by NAAC with A grade by UGC and ispermanently affiliated to JNTU Kakinada.

The 43 acre lush green campus with more than 2 Lakh sq. ft. built up area has fully equipped laboratories,

and an enviable collection of books adorning the library, digital library with subscription to e-resourcesand journals, an easily accessible bank, wide spread play ground, canteen and hostel facilities at aminimal rate and an accessible doctor.

About the Department of Civil Engineering

Under the able guidance of Prof.K.V.L.Raju, Principal, M. V. G. R. College of Engineering, Civil

Engineering Department was established in the year 2009 with an annual intake of 60. In 2012, the intake

in UG was increased to 120 and a PG program in Structural Engineering with an intake of 18 was started.

The department from the very first year of its establishment excelled academically as well as in the field

of research and consultancy.

The total floor area of the department is 24,000 sq. ft. The department is having experienced and well

qualified faculty members, technical and non teaching staff. The department has 4 doctorates. All theremaining 10 faculty are Post graduates from IITs and other reputed institutes in India and abroad.

Among them one has submitted and three are pursuing their Ph.Ds. The department has established stateof the art laboratories with excellent experimental and computational facilities to facilitate student needs

and also for carrying out advanced research and consultancy in frontier areas of Civil Engineering.

Surveying Laboratory, Engineering Geology Laboratory, Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory, Concrete

Technology Laboratory, Highway Engineering Laboratory, CAD & GIS Laboratory worth more than Rs.

75 Lakhs and Strength of Materials Laboratory, Fluid Mechanics Laboratory ( shared with Mechanical

Engineering Department) and Environmental Engineering Laboratory (shared with Chemical

Engineering Department) are all well equipped with latest equipment and some equipment can be utilised

for conducting the experiments beyond those suggested by JNTUK curriculum. The department is active

in research and also offers consultancy services to various Government and private organizations likeGVMC, Vizianagaram Police station, AP Road Safety Department, Vizianagaram Municipality, CPWD,

RWS etc.,.


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. CONTACT INFORMATIONThe Head of the Department,

Department of Civil Engineering,

M V G R College of Engineering

Vijayramnagar Campus, Chintalavalasa.

VIZIANAGARAM 535 005 (A.P) INDIAOffice Phone: 08922 241199 Ext. 101, Mobile: 9440528403, Fax: 08922 -

Email: [email protected], Principal:[email protected]

COURSES OFFERED BY THE DEPARTMENTPh.DResearch supervisors for Externally registered candidates are available in the areas of

Geo-technical Engineering

Structural Engineering

Geology

M.Tech

Civil Engineering with specialization in Structural Engineering (Intake 18 regular)

B. Tech

Civil Engineering (Intake - 120 regular + 12 Lateral Entry)

ADVISORY BODYProf. P.Srinivasa Rao

Professor-EmeritusAdvisor (Technical Education and R&D)

Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering,Madhurawada, Visakhapatnam-530048,

Tel: 0891-2739507 (O), 2739632 (D), 2784356 , Mobile: 9848110856e-mail: [email protected]

Dr.V.Ravindra

Professor of Structural Engg. and Director of Evaluation,,

JNTUK, KakinadaPhone: 0884-2300900, 9704700005 (O), 0884-2383623 (R),

e-mail: [email protected]

Dr.S.Vijay Kumar,

Chairman and Managing Director

Vijay Nirman Company Pvt. Ltd.

#10-50-19, Soudamani, Siripuram,

Visakhapatnam - 530 003, A P, India.

Ph: +91 8912573380, Fax: +91 891 2754046

e-mail: [email protected]

Sri. B. Ravi Kumar

Senior Vice President (Planning)G V R Constructions

Chennai

Mobile: 9440189600Email: [email protected]
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ADD ON PROGRAMS TO STUDENTSThe Department offers Add on programs to students in the areas of Integrated Surveying using Total

Station and GPS, STAAD.Pro, AutoCAD, Arc GIS, Design of Multi-storey buildings etc.,. so as to bridge

the gaps in curriculum and make students Industry ready.

BEST PLACED ALLUMNI/PRESENT BATCH STUDENTSI

stBatch (2009 2013)

3 students were placed in TCS (Software company)2 students were placed in Brandix, Visakhapatnam.

PERFORMANCE IN COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS16 Students Qualified in GATE and are planning pursue PG8 students have qualified in GRE/TOEFEL and are planning for M.S in Foreign Universities.

FACULTY

PROFESSORS

1.Dr. K.Rajeswara Rao

(Dean, Civil and Infra.)B.Tech., M.E, M.Sc (Geology) Ph.D (AU) (Soil Mechanics)

2 Dr.K.Suryanarayana M.Sc., Ph.D (AU) (Geology)

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS

3Dr. P.Markandeya Raju

( Head of the Dept.)B.Tech., M.E., Ph.D (JNTU) (Structural Engineering)

4 Mr. B.Ramesh Raju B.E, M.S(USA) ( Transportation), (Ph.D)

5 Mr.S.Chandramouli B.Tech., M.Tech (NIT W) (Water Resources), (Ph.D)

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS

6 Mr. S.Murali Sagar Varma B.Tech., M.Tech(IIT R) ( Structures) , (Ph.D)

7 Mr.A.Vara Prasad B.Tech., M.Tech., (NIT W) (RS & GIS), (Ph.D), MBA

8Mr. Ch.V.Ravi Sankar(Campus Engineer)

B.Tech., M.Tech (NIT T) (Environmental Engineering)

9 Mrs.V.Samudrika Giri B.Tech., M.Tech (IIT D) ( Environmental Engg. & Mgmt.)

10 Mr.V.Vinay B.Tech., M.E (AU) (Structures)

11 Ms. N.Kiranmayi B.Tech., M.E (AU) (Construction Mgmt.)

12 Mr. R.P.Singh B.Tech., M.E, (AU) Structures)

13 Mr.P.Sudhher B.Tech., M.E (AU) (Construction Mgmt.)

14 Ms.G.Himalakumari B.Tech., M.E (AU) (Structures)

15 Mr.B.Ramu B.Tech., M.Tech(IITG) ( Soil Mech.)

DETAILS OF SUPPORTING STAFF MEMBERSSl. No Name of the staff member Designation Qualification

1 V. Krishna Murthy Sr. Technician ITI (DCE)

2 K.V. Krishnam Raju Technician ITI, DCE

3 D.P.P. Varma Technician ITI (DCE)

4 V.S.N. Murthy Technician DCE (B.E)

5 K. Meena Kumari Jr. Asst. M.Com6 B. Uma Mahesh Attainder SSC (Inter.)


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LIST OF FACULTY PURSUING PH.D. AS ON DATESl. No. Faculty Name Designation Joining date Status

1. Mr. S. Chandramouli Associate Prof. January - 2006

Submitted on

30.12.2010, Viva

Scheduled on 12-06-

2013

2. Mr. B. Ramesh Raju Associate Prof. June - 2010 Pursuing

3. Mr. S.Murali Sagar Varma Asst. Professor November - 2012 Pursuing

4. Mr.A.Varaprasad Asst. Professor December - 2012 Pursuing

CURRENT AREAS OF RESEARCH IN THE DEPARTMENTBioprocesses EngineeringEnvironmental Impact Assessment

Prestressed homogenous and hybrid steel structures

Mathematical and Computer aided Modeling of Structures

Traffic Engineering and Transportation planning

Water resources systems planning and management

Special ConcretesGround water modeling using Remote Sensing and GIS

LABORATORY INFRASRUCTUREThe Department is well equipped with Sate of the art laboratories to facilitate student needs of regular

laboratory sessions but also caters to the needs of students and faculty in pursuing research and offering

consultancy.

q Surveying

q Engineering Geology

q Concrete Technology

q Highway Engineering

q Geotechnical Engineering

q Computer Aided Engineering

q Strength of Materials*

qFluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines*

q Environmental Engineering+*Shared with Mechanical Engineering Department.+Shared with Chemical Engineering and Chemistry Departments.


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SURVEY STORESYear of Establishment - 2010

Total Cost of the Equipment - Rs. 12,56,716/-

Floor area available 43.28 Sq. m

.

Major Equipment in the laboratorySl. No. Equipment Name Make

1 Total Station (03 No.s) Sokkia Electronics, Japan

2 Dumpy Level with leveling staff (4 No.s) Lawrence & Mayo (supplier)

3 Transit Vernier Theodolite (20) (8 No.s) Eastman India

4 Auto Level with leveling staff (4 No.s) Pentax

5 Hand held GPS Magellon

6 Prismatic Compass(100 mm dia) 8 No.s Lawrence & Mayo (supplier)

7 Measuring Chains (30m long) 8 No.s Lawrence & Mayo (supplier)

8 Plane Table (8 No.s) Lawrence & Mayo (supplier)

9 Minor Instruments 21 different instruments Eastman India


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TOTAL STATION

(Sokkia SET650X)

Hand held GPS

(Magellon Triton 300)

Total station and GPS - Students working on it


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ENGINEERING GEOLOGY LABORATORYYear of Establishment 2012

Total Cost of the Equipment - Rs. 50,998/-


Major Equipment in the laboratory

Sl. No. Engineering Geology Laboratory

1 3D raised models (10 No.s)

2 Laminted Maps

3 Mineral Specimens (60)

4 Rock Specimens (40)

5 Steak Plates (30 No.s)

6 Earth Layer Model7 Mohs Scale of Hardeness (6 sets)

8 Pocket Stereoscope (02 No.s)


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CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY AND HIGHWAY ENGINEERING

LABORATORYYear of Establishment 2012




Sl. No Equipment in Concrete Technology Laboratory

1 Vicats Apparatus

2 Lechatliers Apparatus

3 Double walled Serological water bath

4 Blains Air permeability apparatus

5 Pycnometer

6 Slump cone apparatus

7 Compaction factor apparatus

8 Vee-Bee Consistometer9 Micro controller based Compression Testing Machine (3000 kN capacity)

10 Longitudinal Compressometer and Lateral Extensometer

11 Rebound hammer

12 Ultrasonic pulse velocity metre

13 Flexure Testing Machine (200 kN capacity)

14 Concrete Pan mixer

15 Accelerated curing tank

16 Hydraulic Jack ( 300 kN capacity)

17 Vibrating Table

18 Immersion type needle Vibrator19 Demountable Mechanical Strain gauge

20 Digital Weight Balance (200Kg capacity 10gms accuracy)


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Ultrasonic pulse velocity metre (Pundit Lab.) Rebound hammer (Pundit Lab.)

NDT Equipment at work

Sl. No Equipment in Highway Engineering Laboratory

1 Los Angeles Abrasion testing Machine

2 Devals Attrition testing Machine

3 Aggregate Impact Testing Apparatus

4 Aggregate crushing value apparatus

4 GI Sieves with steel mesh of of 450 mm dia from 80 to 4.75 mm

5 Hand operated Sieve Shaker for 450 mm dia sieves**

6 Length Gauge

7 Thickness Gauge

8 Bitumen Pentrometer and Pentration kit8 Bitumen Ductility test Apparatus

9 Ring and Ball Apparatus

10 Penskey- Mortens Close cup Apparatus

11 Wire mesh basket and Spring balance

12 Centrifugal Bitumen Extractor

13 Pavement Core sampler


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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORYYear of Establishment 2012




Sl. No Equipment in Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory

1 Cassagrandes Liquid limit device (Hand operated/ Motorized)

2 Cone Penetrometer (Digital type)

3 Glass Plate of size (600x600x10) mm

4 Shrinkage limit apparatus

5 Core Cutter and Sand pouring Apparatus

6 Sieve Shaker for 200 mm dia sieves (Motorized)

7 Hydrometers with High speed mechanical stirrer8 Permeability Apparatus

9 Light and Heavy weight Compaction apparatus

10 Consolidation Apparatus-Three gang

11 Direct shear test apparatus (Motorized)

12 Vane Shear test apparatus (Motorized)

13 Un-confined compression test apparatus

14 Triaxial test with pore pressure apparatus

15 CBR test apparatus

16 Rapid Moisture meter

17 Swell pressure apparatus18 Standard penetration test apparatus

19 Digital Weighing balance-200gm with 0.1 gm accuracy

20 Hand operated soil extractor, Hot air Oven


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CAD AND GIS LABORATORYYear of Establishment 2012



Major Equipment in the laboratoryDESKTOPS:

Name : HP Compaq Pro 6200MT System

Processor : Intel (R) Core (TM) i3

RAM : 4GB

Monitor : 18.5 LCD

No. Of systems : 40

SWITCHES:Dlink (24 port) 10/100 Desktop Switches : 1Dlink (8 port) 10/100 Desktop Switches : 5

UPS:Company : LUMINOUS

Model No. : DUO-600Capacity : 600VA

Back-up : 40 Minutes

No. Of systems : 40

SOFTWARES

STAAD.Pro. V8i : 5+35* users

Arc GIS Arc View with 1 Spatial Extension : 30 Users* Non-Perpetual


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FLUID MECHANICS AND HYDRAULIC MACHINES LABORATORYYear of Establishment 1998

Total Cost of the Equipment Rs.16,48,000/-


Sl. No. Equipment in Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines Laboratory

1 Verification of Bernoulli's theorem apparatus

2 Flow over notches apparatus

3 Flow through orifice & mouth piece apparatus4 Flow measurement by venturi & Orifice meters

5 Losses in pipe fittings apparatus

6 Losses in Pipe friction apparatus

7 Impact of jet apparatus

8 Centrifugal pump test rig

9 Reciprocating pump rig

10 Pelton wheel Turbine test rig

11 Hydraulic Ram test rig

12 Study of Flow Measurement devices


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MECHANICS OF SOLIDS LABORATORYYear of Establishment 1998

Total Cost of the Equipment Rs.9,25,000/-


Sl. No. Equipment in Mechanics of Solids Laboratory

1 Electronic Universal testing machine - 20T

2 Compression Testing Machine - 100T

3 Tensile Testing Machine - 5000 KN

4 Impact Testing machine

5 Torsion Testing Machine - 20 Kg_m

6 Vickers Hardness Tester - 50 Kg

7 Brinells cum Rockwells tester - 250 Kg

8 Deflection Test on Simply Support Timber Beam

9 Deflection Test on Cantilever Timber Beam

10 Strain Gauge Module


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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING LABORATORYYear of Establishment 1998

Total Cost of the Equipment 5,12,000/-

Major Equipment in the laboratoryThis lab is well equipped with the soil, water and air pollution monitoring equipment like the BOD

digester, DO analyzer, conductivity meter and the ion analyzer with the furnaces to maintain the reaction

temperatures. This lab serves the purpose of needs for the active students in research and development for

their innovations and presentation

INSTRUMENTS ROOM (R & D): UV Visible Spectrophotometer and HPLC


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CONSULTANCY, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENTCONSULTANCY

The department is capable of undertaking consultancy assignments of varied nature independently.

Expertise in Consultancy in the department is as follows.

Structural Engineering Division Design of Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete Structures

Concrete Mix Design

Design of Multi Storeyed Structures, Bridges and Industrial Structures (Bunkers and Silos

Transmission line Towers)

Finite Element Analysis and Design (Static and Dynamic Problems)

Design of Cold-formed Steel Structures

Analysis and Design of Earthquake Resistant Structures

*Testing of Mechanical properties of materials

*In collaboration with Mechanical Engineering Dept.

**Environmental Engineering

Water quality analysis

Design of water supply systems

Design of waste water drainage systems

Design of sewage treatment plants

Soil, water and air pollution monitoring ( equipment like BOD digester, DO analyzer, conductivity

meter and the ion analyzer with the furnaces to maintain the reaction temperatures.

Design of Air pollution control systems

Industrial Waste water management

Environmental Impact Assessment

**In collaboration with Chemical Engineering Dept.

Geotechnical Engineering

Analysis and Design various Foundation systems

Ground improvement techniques

Survey and GIS Division

Topographic survey using total station and GPS

Preparation of contour maps

Transportation Engineering

Traffic surveys and analysis

Transportation planning and Geo-metric design of Highways

Water Resources Engineering Division

Water shed development

Design of irrigation and hydraulic structures

Design of storm-water drainage systemsNumerical and Probabilistic modeling of hydraulics structures

Water resources systems planning and management


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Some of the recent consulting assignments undertaken are given below:

- Storm Water Drainage System for Sheelanagar, Vishapkhapatnam, Client: GVMC, Vishakhapatnam.

- Third Party Quality Assurance for Civil Engineering Works, Client: Vizianagaram Municipality.

- Building Design for Dining Hall, Client: Prema Samajam, Vizianagaram

- Traffic Accident Analysis and Recommendations for Reducing Traffic Accidents in Vizianagaram

Client: Traffic Police, Vizianagaram Traffic Police.- Building Material Testing, Client: TTD, Vizianagaram

- Health Assessment of Dumping site at Vizianagaram.

- Mix design for various works of RWS and CPWD

- Bearing capacity of Soil for various works of RWS and CPWD

- Design of slab culverts for VUDA

RESEARCH

1. The department has three doctorates and hence can offer part-time research guidance in the areas

of Structural Engineering, Geo-technical Engineering and Geology.2. All faculty are actively involved in research in their own areas of interest and frequently publish

papers in journals and conferences.

List of Publications

Sl.

No.Name of the Faculty Title Publisher

Month &

Year

2011-12

1. Dr. P. MarkandeyaRaju

Computerized Design OfPrestressed Homogenious Steel

Beams

SERC,Chennai

2. Dr. P. Markandeya

Raju

Five stage action plan for

reducing traffic accidents in the

state Andhra Pradesh

CTRG11 December

- 2011

3. Sri Ch.V Ravi Sanakr A study on air pollution

management due to traffic

pollution in Vizianagaram city

Urban

Mobility

India-2011

December

- 2011

4. Mr. S. Chandra Mouli An improved aggregation tool in

GIS for hydrologic models with

uniform resolution

Geomatics

And

Geosciences

2011

5. Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Comparison of stochastic and

fuzzy dynamic programming

models for operation of a multi

purpose reservoir

Water &

Environmen

t Journal of

Wiley-

Blackwell

2011

6. Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Comparison of Reliabilities

based on Bianry Logic and

Engineering

Research

2011


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Fuzzy Logic in an Optimal

Design of a Water Distribution

Network for Municipal Water

Supply

and

Technology

7. Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Reliability based OptimalDesign of Water Distribution

Networks for Municipal Water

Supply

EngineeringTechnology

2011

8. Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Contamination of Groundwater

in Srikakulam Coastal Belt due

to Salt Water Intrusion

Engineering

Technology

2011

9. Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Optimal Irrigation Scheduling

using CROPWAT for thecommand area under SLBC

(WRMAP-

2010) heldat GITAM

University,

Visakhapatn

am

March-

2011

10. Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Remote Sensing and Geographic

Information System( RS & GIS)

for rainwater harvesting: A Case

study

Andhra

University,

Visakhapatn

am

February-

2011

2010-11

1 Mr. Ch. V. Ravi

Sankar

Kinetic studies on phenol

degradation in a CSTR

by NEERI

at Nagpur

2011

2 Mr. Ch. V. Ravi

Sankar

A study on NPS modeling in

river Cauvery using GIS

Geospatial

World

Forum at

Hyderabad

2011

3 Mr. Ch. V. Ravi

Sankar

GIS based Urban Traffic

management for Vizianagaram

Town

Urban

Mobility

India

2010

4 Mr. Ch. V. Ravi

Sankar

Kinetic studies on phenol

degradation ina CSTR

Govt.

College of

Engineering

Coimbatore

March-

2011

5 Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Assessment of groundwater

recharge in Vizianagaram

district area

IJERIA November

-2010


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6 Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Anti Skid Methods and

Materials-Skid effects and their

remedial measures

Internationa

l Journal of

Engineering

and

Technology

2010

7 Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Design of Unlined Channels

using Tractive Force Method

JNTU-IST,

Hyderabad

February-

2010

8 Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Alternative Proposals For

Meeting Water Demand of

Greater Visakhapatnam

Muncipal Corporation (GVMC)

JNTU-IST,

Hyderabad

February-

2010

9 Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Comparative Study of Static

Analysis Of Looped WaterDistribution Networks by

Various Numerical Iterative

Methods

IIT, Madras January-

2010

10 Mr. Murali Sagar

Varma

Effect of detailing of web

reinforcement on the behavior

of bottle-shaped struts

Journal of

advanced

concrete

Technology;

Japan

concreteInstitute

October

2010

2009-10

1. Dr. P. Markandeya

Raju

Deflection calculation

prestressed steel I-beams

RAMSA

09

December

- 2009

2. Mr. S. Chandra Mouli Development of Optimal

Operating Policy for Srisailam

Multi Purpose Reservoir(Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy Sagar)

using Dynamic Programming

Internationa

l Journal of

CivilEngineering

of Serial

Publications

December

- 2009


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DEPRTMENT LIBRARY AND BOOK BANK

In addition to the books and journals in central library, the department is equipped with an exclusivelibrary and book bank to cater to the reference needs of students and staff.

No. of titles = 279No. of Volumes = 1878

No. of titles from Delnet = 18No. of E-resources = 74 (NTTRI and NPTEL DVDs)


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INDUSTRIAL VISITSAcademic Year-2012-13

Date of

Visit

Place of Visit Class Subject Faculty

Accompanied

14-07-2012 ACC CEMENTFACTORY,

Duvvada

III/IV B.Tech,Civil

engineering

ConcreteTechnology-

manufacturingprocess of cement

Sri.A.Varaprasad &Sri R.P.Singh

Academic Year-2011-12

Date of

Visit

Place of Visit Class Subject Faculty

Accompanied

14-07-2012 ACC CEMENTFACTORY,

Duvvada

III/IV B.Tech,Civil

engineering

ConcreteTechnology-

manufacturingprocess of cement

Sri.A.Varaprasad &Sri R.P.Singh

23-07-2011 Thatipudi reservoirand Water

treatment Plant atKrishna puram

II/IV B.Tech,Civil

engineering

Water Resourcesand Water Supply

Engineering

Dr.K.Rajeswaraao,Sri.S.M.S.varma

andSri.G.Srinivasarao

08-07-2011 Thatipudi reservoir III/IV B.Tech,Civil

engineering

Water ResourcesEngineering

Dr.K.Rajeswaraao,Sri.S.M.S.varma

andMiss.Samudrika

Giri

23-12-2011 Madduvalasa

Reservoir Project

III/IV B.Tech,

Civilengineering

Water Resources

Engineering

Dr.K.Rajeswaraao

Sri.S.Chandramouli,Sri.Ch.V.Ravi

Shankar

04-01-2012 Taraka Rama

Thirtha Sagar

Barrage Project,

Gurla

III/IV B.Tech,

Civil

engineering

Water Resources

Engineering

Dr.K.Rajeswaraao

Sri.S.Chandramouli,

Sri.Ch.V.Ravi

Shankar

15-12-2012 Vizianagaram

Railway station

III/IV B.Tech,

Civil

engineering

Railway

Engineering and

Design of SteelStructures

Sri.B.Ramesh Raju,

Sri. S.Murali Sagar

Varma


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GUEST LECTURESEminent experts from Academic institutions and Industry who delivered Lectures in the

Department of Civil Engineering

1. Dr. S.K. Barai, Professor of Civil Engineering, IIT Kharagpur

2. Prof. K Anantha Narayanan, IIT MADRAS

3. Dr. G. Swaminathan, Registrar, NIT Tiruchirappali4. Dr. KVR Ravi Shankar, Assistant Professor, NIT Warangal

5. Dr. Vazeer Mohamood, Associate Professor, Andhra University

6. Prof P.Veera Bhadra Rao, GVPCOE, VSP

7. Sri. V.Venkata Ramana, GMRIT, Rajam

8. Sri T.Sanjay Kumar Sahu, Sr. Engineer, Toshni Tek

9. Sri Y. Ramesh, Executive Director, Benchmark, VSP

10. Dr.A.Gangagni Rao, Senior Principal Scientist, IICT, Hyderabad.

11. Dr.Ch.Durga Prasada Rao, Ret. Professor of Chemical Engineering, IIT Madras

12. Pof. B.K.Bhaskar Rao, Ret. Professor of Chemical Engineering, IIT Kharagpur.

13. Dr.S.M.Shiva Nagendra, Asst. Prof., IIT Chennai14. Sri. R.Lakshmi Narayana, Environmental Engineer, APPCB

15. Sri Venkat Naresh, Sr. Manager (Application Engg.) Clair Engineers Private Limited, Hyderabad

16. Dr.B.L.Narasayya, Former Deputy Director General, GSI17. Dr. Srinivas S Pulugurtha, UNC Charllette, USA

18. Er V Padma .Rao, SE, Irrigation Department, Vizianagaram19. Sri. Govinda Rao, AEE Dept. of Rural Water supply, Vizianagaram

20. Dr.GVR Prasada Raju, Registrar, JNTUK, Kakinada.

21. Sri. Gangadhar Pradhan, ACC Ltd.


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INVITED TALKS DELIVERED BY THE FACULTY OF THE

DEPARTMENT

Sl.

No

Name of the

Faculty

Name of

Workshop/seminar

Date/

Month

of talk

Topic Organizing

Institute

1 Dr. P.MARKANDEYA

RAJU

Guest Lecture January-2010

Computer aidedanalysis of Design

of multistorybuildings

ChaitanyaEngineering

College,VSKP

2Dr. K.

RAJESWARA

RAO

International

workshop on

Advanced materials

and procession

21.02.

2010

Sustainability of

Concrete use of

nano material

JNTU VZM

3

Dr. K.RAJESWARA

RAO

2 day National

Seminar on

sustainabledevelopment and

environmental

challenges

26.03.

2010

Sustainability of

Concrete

utilization ofIndustrial wastes

and viscosityenhance

GMRIT ,

RAJAM

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS / SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS /

CONFERENCES ORGANIZED BY THE DEPARTMENT

Sl.

No.

Seminars / Conferences organized by the department Dates

1 Application of CFD in Fluid Flow Analysis 18th November 2010

2 Computational Fluid Dynamics19th & 20th

November2010

3 GREEN TECH 11 ( National level student symposium) 19,20 Jan-2011

4 Environs 11 ( National level student symposium) 30.09.2011

5 Clean Air technologies for sustainable development 30.09.2011

6 World water Day 22.03.2012

7 Advanced methods of Surveying using Total Station and GPS 7th 12th May 2012

8 Masons training program on Good construction practices 24th to 26th 2012


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CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS/FDP ATTENDED BY THE

FACULTYAcademic Year: 2010-11

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Name of Short term Course/

Seminar DateOrganizing

Institute

1

Dr. K.

RAJESWARA

RAO

International workshop on

advanced materials and process

21.02.2010

to

22.02.2010

JNTU

VIZIANAGA

RAM

2

Dr. K.

RAJESWARA

RAO

2 day National Seminar on

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

AND ENVIRONMENTAL

CHALLENGES

26.03.2010

to

27.03.2010

GMR Institute

of

Technology,

RAJAM

3Dr. SSSV

GOPALA RAJU

SDP on COASTAL ZONE

PROBLEMS AND THEIRREMEDIES (COZOPRE-2K10)

26.04.2010

to27.04.2010

GMR Institute

of

Technology,RAJAM

4

Dr. P.

MARKANDEYA

RAJU

SDP on ANALYSIS AND

DESIGN OF FOUNDATIONSYSTEMS FOR

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

26.07.2010

to

31.07.2010

GVP College

of

Engineering,

VISAKHAPA

TNAM

5

Sri.

G.SRINIVASA

RAO

SDP on ANALYSIS ANDDESIGN OF FOUNDATION

SYSTEMS FOR

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

26.07.2010

to

31.07.2010

GVP College

of

Engineering,

VISAKHAPA

TNAM

6

Dr. P.

MARKANDEYA

RAJU

SDP on ADVANCED

APPLICATIONS OF POST

TENSIONED CONGRETE IN

BUILDINGS AND BRIDGES

(AAPTCBB)

20.09.2010

to

25.12.2010

GVP College

of

Engineering,

VISAKHAPA

TNAM

7

Sri.

G.SRINIVASA

RAO

SDP on ADVANCED

APPLICATIONS OF POST

TENSIONED CONGRETE IN

BUILDINGS AND BRIDGES

(AAPTCBB)

20.09.2010

to

25.12.2010

GVP College

of

Engineering,

VISAKHAPA

TNAM

8

Dr. K.

RAJESWARA

RAO

National Debate on Polavaram

project13.11.2010

JNTU

KAKINADA

Academic Year: 2011-12

S.No Name of the faculty Name of the

conference/workshop/FDP

Conducted

by

Period

1 Sri.S.M.S.Varma Condition Assessment and

Retrofitting of Concrete

Structures (CARCOS-2k11)

Dept.of Civil

Engineering,

GMRIT,Rajam

30-05-

2011 to

11-06-2011


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2 Sri.Ch.V.Ravi Shankar Short term course on MAT

LAB and SIMULINK

Dept. of

EEE, MVGR

College of

Engineering

30th May

to 2nd

June

2012

3 Sri.Ch.V.Ravi Shankar Workshop on Clean Air

Technologies for SustainableDevelopment

Dept. of

Civil,Mechanical

& Chemical

Engineering,

MVGR

College of

Engineering

30th

September, 2011

4 Sri.S.M.S.Varma Workshop on Clean Air

Technologies for Sustainable

Development

Dept. of

Civil,

Mechanical

& Chemical

Engineering,MVGR

ollege of

Engineering

30th

Septembe

r, 2011

Academic Year :2012-13

S.No Name of

the

faculty

Name of the

conference/worksho

p/FDP

Conducted by Period

1 Sri.S.Chandramouli

Advanced Methods ofSurveying with TotalStation and GPS

Dept.of CivilEngineering,MVGRCollege of Engg., VZM

7

th

May -12

th

May,2012

2 Sri.S.Murali Sagar

Varma

Advanced Methods ofSurveying with Total

Station and GPS

Dept.of CivilEngineering, MVGR

College of Engg., VZM

7th

May -12th

May,2012

3 Sri.A.Varaprsad


Station and GPS

Dept.of CivilEngineering, MVGR


7th

May -12th

May,2012

4 Sri.Ch.V.

Ravi

Shankar

Advanced Methods of

Surveying with Total

Station and GPS

Dept.of Civil

Engineering, MVGR


7th May -12th

May,2012

5 Sri.V.Vinay


Station and GPS

Dept.of Civil

Engineering, MVGR


7th May -12th

May,2012

6 Miss.N.Ki

ranmayi

Advanced Methods of


Station and GPS

Dept.of Civil

Engineering, MVGR


7th May -12th

May,2012

7 Sri R P

Singh

Advanced Methods of


Station and GPS

Dept.of Civil

Engineering, MVGR


7th May -12th

May,2012


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COUNSELLING SYSTEM FOR STUDENTSA BATCH OF 6 STUDENTS FROM EACH CLASS WILL BE ALLOTTED TOEACH FACULTY MEMBER FOR PERSONNAL, ACADEMIC AND CARREER

RELATED COUNSELLING FOR OVERALL IMPROVEMENT OF THESTUDENTS

DETAILS OF PAPER PRESENTATIONS BY THE

STUDENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT

During the Academic Year 2011-12

Sl.

No.

Date Name of the

Student

ClassTopic Place

Remarks

1

21.02.2011Vikas Gupta,

K. Sai Kiran3 G dam

Chaitanya

Engg. College,VSP

2 21.02.2011

Vikas Gupta,

K. Sai Kiran,

D. Kartheek

Technical Quiz

Chaitanya

Engg. College,

VSP

2ndPrize

3

07.01.11

to

08.01.2011

N.S. Anusha,

M.Anusha

PPT

Nanotechnology

in Civil Engg.

GMRIT 1st Prize

4

07.01.11

to

08.01.2011

N.S. Anusha,M.Anusha

Poster Solid

waste

management

GMRIT

5 07.01.11to

08.01.2011

S. Pranathi PPT LunarBuildings

GMRIT

6

07.01.11to

08.01.2011

U.Chaithanya

Krishna ,R.D.

Venkatesh

PPT

IntelligentBuildings

GMRIT

704.03.2011

N.S. AnushaPPT Genetic

algorithms IIT Mumbai

8

04.03.2011

S. Pranathi

PPT Lunar

Buildings IIT Mumbai

9

05.03.2011 V.N.Aishwarya

.C , J.L.P.

Siddanth

PPT Nanotechnology

in sewage water

treatment

IIT

Bhuwaneshwar1st Prize

10

05.03.2011 J.L.P.Siddanth ,

V.N.Aishwarya

.C

PPT

EconomicUnemployment

IIT

Bhuwaneshwar

11 15.09.11to N.S. Anushaand K. Sai Rehabilitationalternatives for AndhraUniversity-


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17.09.11 Kiran rammed Earth

Buildings,

VSP

12

15.09.11

to17.09.11

N. Sri

Harsha andM. Bhagya

Raj

BacterialConcrete

Andhra

University-

VSP

1st

Prize

13

15.09.11

to17.09.11

Jatin Roshan

K and G.S.Srivatsav

Ground

ImprovementTechniques

Andhra

University-VSP

14

15.09.11

to

17.09.11

N.S. AnushaGenetic

Algorithms

Andhra

University-

VSP

1st Prize

15

23.09.11

to

25.09.11

P. Kalyan

Chakravarthy

and J.L.P.

Siddanth

Transulucent

ConcreteNIT Warangal

16

23.09.11

to

25.09.11

Anirudh N

Srivatsav and

S. Shaheen

Ahamed

Geographic

Information

Syatem in

Transportation

NIT Warangal

During the Academic Year 2010-11

Sl.

No.

Name of the

StudentPlace Topics

Remarks

1 N.S. Anusha

GITAM Traffic problems 3rd

2 K. Sai Kiran

3 N.S. AnushaChaitanya Engineering College Green Buildings 1st

4 K. Harish

5 Ch. HarithaNIT-Warangal Water Bridges 1

st

6 V.N Aishwarya

7 J.L.P. SiddanthSri Venkateswara College of

Engineering & Technology

Low Cost

building planningfor Rural masses

2nd

8 N.S. AnushaKakatiya Institute of

Technology & Science

Introduction of

power of GeneticAlgorithm

1st

9Anirudh Narayan

Shrivastav

10Anirudh Narayan

Shrivastav

Kakatiya Institute of

Technology & ScienceInnovative Design 2

nd

11 K. Sai KiranNightingale College of

EngineeringGreen Buildings 2

nd

12K.Saikiran Nightingale College of

EngineeringTechnical Quiz 2

nd

D.Karthik


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STUDENTS SOCIETY / CLUB

ACTIVITIES - ASSOCIATION

OF ROYAL CIVIL (ARC)

The Association of Royal Civil was established in the department of Civil

Engineering 3 years back. Since then, it has done well in improving the technical and

soft skills of Civil Engineering students. ARC is presently a huge body with 4 batches

of B.Tech students. There are 5 layers of members who take part in decision making

and execution on par with bodys thoughts. It is purely a technical activity based body

with special emphasis on soft skills, leadership qualities, and marketable skills for

building confidence in Civil Engineering students.The programmes and activities organized by ARC body are a part of a continuous

process. The ARC is more concerned with the improvement of technical appetite withan emphasis on the soft skills of its members. It is active and conducts seminars and

other co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities at regular intervals. It also organizesIndustrial visits and Guest lectures frequently with the guidance and help from the

faculty of the department.

Vision and Mission

- To Discover the Hidden potential of Civil Engineering Students

- To inculcate team working skills

- To provide a simulated environment at the college level to the

students which is very much same as the working Environment inMulti National Companies.

- To manufacture students as the leaders for Complete plane of

success.

- To make the students more confident about their future.

- To provide more number of good quality programs.

- To improve the interpersonal and soft skills of the students.

Structure of ARC:Faculty Advisor: He/She looks after the decisions made by the general body and

gives his suggestions to modify it and then execute the decisions.President: He/She is elected by the corporate members for a term of one academic

year. He presides over the general body meetings and maintains good rapport with

the faculty advisor and Head Quarters of ARC.

Vice-President: He/She is elected by the ARC corporate members for a term one

academic year. He presides over the general body meetings in the absence of

President and maintains the records of the programmes. The reports of the

programmes organized by the body will be communicated to the Head Quarters by the

Vice-President.

Secretary, Joint Secretary and Treasurer: Actual working committee.


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The Prestigious programmes organized by ARC body were inaugurated on 31st

DEC2009 by Prof.K.V.L.Raju, Principal. With the motto of developing ourselves in

various aspects and also our Departments Pride on par with our colleges excellence.

Community service Programs organized by Students

1. Charity to Orphanages with poor minimum Needs.(Dated., 31

stDec. 2010)

As a initial program, in the month of March 2011, we collected money under ARC

and donated Books, Blankets, Mats, etc., to the children in the Orphanage named

Bethel Brethren Orphanage near the college.


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2.Adopted 50 Orphans at Nature Orphan Home, Vuda

Colony,Vizianagaram.(Dated.,31st

Dec. 2011).

We had adopted 50 children from an orphanage in VZM for a period of one year who

were abandoned by their parents and provided them their necessaties regarding their

education and daily life.

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