Research publications in civil Introduction
The field of Civil Engineering has witnessed significant advancements at KRCT. Notably, the faculty were fuelled by research efforts aimed at addressing contemporary challenges and improving existing practices. So, in this blog, we will look at research publications in Civil Engineering department at K.Ramakrishnan College of Technology (KRCT) during the period 2022-2023.
Research Publications in Civil Overview
Generally, the research publications in Civil Engineering at KRCT during 2022-2023 span a diverse range of topics. Further, they are showcasing the department’s commitment to innovation and excellence. Moreover, these publications encompass studies on soil aquifer treatment, reinforcement materials, corrosion inhibition, structural health monitoring, optimization techniques, waste management, and water quality assessment, among others.
Key Contributions and Research Publications in Civil
Dr. Karthick A: Pioneering Innovations in Structural Engineering
Firstly, Dr.Karthick A emerges with a series of groundbreaking and published several research papers including:
- Experimental Study on Soil aquifer treatment for water quality improvement
- Shear behaviour of fibre-reinforced concrete beams Using steel and Polypropylene
- Evaluation of corrosion inhibition using pomegranate pee extract as organic inhibitor
- Structural health monitoring of infrastructures using Sensors as smart Tv materials – review and perspective
- Evaluation of water quality index for assessing ground water appraisal near solid waste dumpsite at Ariyamangalam, Trichy, Tamilnadu.
Dr.Karthick’s work not only sheds light on innovative solutions but also underscores the department’s commitment to addressing real-world problems.
Dr. Sreelal G: Advancing Sustainable Construction Practices
Dr.Sreelal G’s research endeavours focused on the optimization of construction materials and ground water, particularly:
- Optimization of river sand with apent garnet sand in concrete using RSM and R programming Packages
- Analytical study on the assessment of ground water quality in Thirumanamedu Village, Trichy District
Further, his studies offer valuable insights into sustainable material practices, aligning with the global imperative for eco-friendly construction methodologies.
Dr. Dhilipkumar B: Addressing Urban Environmental Challenges
Dr. Dhilipkumar B’s contributions cantered on ‘A Study and analysis of Municipal Solid waste management strategies in the city of Greater Noida’ and ‘A Study and analysis of Ground water parameters in concrete structures around of slope Uttar Pradesh region’; published in Materials Today: Proceedings, provides valuable insights into urban waste management challenges and potential solutions. Also, his next work was on groundwater quality assessment in urban environments.
Dr. Oorkalan A: Innovations in Construction Materials
Dr. Oorkalan ‘Experimental examination of Recron 3S fiber in reinforced concrete’ exemplifies the department’s engagement with cutting-edge materials and technologies. His experimental investigations offer valuable data for optimizing construction practices and enhancing the structural performance of concrete elements, thus contributing to the advancement of the construction industry.
Sujatha S: Metal Ions Adsorption from Aqueous Solutions
Sujatha S’s research delves into ‘Investigation of Mechanism of Metal Ions Adsorption from Aqueous Solutions Using Prosopis Juliflora Roots: Batch and Fixed-Bed Column Studies’. This study not only sheds light on the adsorption capacity of Prosopis Juliflora roots but also provides valuable insights into potential applications for environmental remediation strategies.
Soundarya T: Geopolymer Concrete
Soundarya T’s research focuses on the ‘Absorption capacity and porosity percentage of the geopolymer concrete with varying percentage of source materials and alkalinity’. Above all published in Materials Today: Proceedings in 2022 and indexed in Scopus, this study provides significant insights into the properties of geopolymer concrete, a sustainable alternative to traditional Portland cement-based concrete.
Dhilipkumar B: Surface Water Quality Assessment
Dhilipkumar B’s research, published in Global NEST Journal in 2022 and indexed in Scopus, introduces an innovative approach for assessing the surface water quality of the Brahmani River. Further, titles Artificial Neural Network and Weighted Arithmetic Indexing Approach for Surface Water Quality Assessment of the Brahmani River, this study offers a comprehensive framework for analysing and evaluating water quality parameters.
To conclude
Thus, the significance of KRCT’s Civil Engineering Department’s research output extends beyond academic accolades. Also, as we reflect on the achievements of the past year, we are reminded of the department’s dedication to advancing the frontiers of science and engineering. With each publication and research endeavour, KRCT’s Civil Engineering Department reaffirms its position as a leading hub of academic excellence and a catalyst for positive change in the world of civil engineering.
