This project presents a curated list of innovative Civil Engineering topics for BTech students, covering areas like materials science, automation, and renewable energy. It aims to inspire academic growth through practical, industry-relevant research ideas.
This study uses machine learning, including neural networks and regression, to predict optimal cement content in sustainable concrete, targeting 90-day strength for elements with deferred loads like foundations and pavements.
This project analyzes how irregular reinforced concrete building frames respond to earthquakes, emphasizing the impact of uneven configurations and the importance of design choices in seismic-prone areas.
This project evaluates how hybrid metallic and nonmetallic fibers improve the strength and seismic performance of concrete beam-column joints using experimental testing and ANSYS-based finite element modeling.
This study compares steel and AFRP tendons in SCPC joints under seismic loads, revealing AFRP’s superior elastic behavior and minimal residual deformation, promoting faster post-earthquake recovery and structural resilience.
This project explores dynamic load testing as a faster, more efficient alternative to static testing for assessing bridge load capacity, supported by numerical modeling and experimental data using MIDAS Civil 2024.