MCE: Recent submissions

  • Traffic Analysis of Lahore Ring Road Project 
    Usman Tariq , Anees Ur RehmanAbrar Ahmed,Saad Bin Khalid,Sarmad Khan,,Adnan Faisal (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
    Transport planning at all levels requires understanding of actual conditions. This involves determination of vehicle or pedestrian numbers, vehicle types, vehicle speeds, vehicle weights, as well as more substantial ...
  • Study of Seepage Control Facilities and Underdrainage system of Ghazi Barotha Power Channel 
    CSUO Abdul Saboor (LDR) | JUO Syed Ali Raza | CSS Muhammad Imran Sharif | TC Khurshid Asghar | TC Muhammad Usman Asghar | PC Waqar Gul | PC Fakhar UL Islam, Supervisor Dr Farhat Javed (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2003)
  • Subsurface Tile Drainage of Playing Fields 
    Hassaan Ali, Usama Ali Mirza, Altaf Hussain, Habib Ur Reman ,Supervisor: Marwat (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2005)
  • Locally Available Admixtures for Concrete Structures 
    Waqas Awais Qureshi, Supervisor:Awais Jamil Chaudhary Fatir Sethi, Azar Khalid. Rizwan Ahmed (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2005)
  • Study of Desilting And Development Of Method For It 
    Khizar Hayat , Supervisor: Kamran MushtaqTanveer Ud Din, Khalid Ihsan, Mamoon Iqbal (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
  • Roof Insulation Cost Effective and Effective Utility for Pakistan 
    M.Sohail Saleem, Supervisor: Kamran MushtaqAtif Ahmed Khan, Muhammad Hanif. Ijlal ud Din Shah (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2005)
  • Analysis of Processes Involved in Construction of Housing Scheme Taking Army Housing Scheme as a Case Study 
    Wajahat Khan, Supervisor: Dr Maj Sohail Malik Gulam Mujtaba, Zeeshan Sikander,Ammar Shahid (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2014)
    The housing sector plays a major role in economic growth and stabilization of the country through creation of jobs in construction, consultancy and design and material production. The housing sector in Pakistan is still ...
  • Design of Short-Span Portable Assault Bridge 
    Shoaib Malik , Supervisor: DR>SHAHID IQBAL Asif Razzaque.Asif Razzaque, Zarrar Liaqat (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2014)
    Irrigation channels and drains ranging from 10 to 30 feet are common in plain areas on eastern border of Pakistan. Obstacles, 30 feet or above, can be effectively negotiated with available assault bridges like AM-50, HMB ...
  • Analysis of Rutted Road Section: A Case Study 
    Muhammad Badar Munir , Supervisor:Dr.Nadeem Anwar Qureshi Muhammad Jahangir, ,Hassaan Tayyab , Ashiq Hussain (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2014)
    Flexible pavements are typically designed to provide a good ride quality and to resist rutting and fatigue cracking. The two types of distresses are mainly caused by wheel loads and are accelerated by environmental ...
  • Evaluation of Collapse Potential of Risalpur Soil 
    Muhammad Tariq Khan, Supervisor:Dr Abdul Qudoos PhD Yasir Iqbal, Wasim Sharif, Kumail Haider Rizwi (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2012)
    Collapsible soils have known to cause major damage to structures and facilities all over the world. These soils which have excellent strength and stiffness properties in dry conditions undergo a sudden reduction in volume ...
  • Socio economic Potential of Kalabagh Dam and Existing Challenges 
    Capt Sheraz Baig Shahadat Hussain , Supervisor: Dr.Abdul WaheedAhmed ,Tashfeen , Nauman (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
    1. After completion of the Tarbela reservoir in 1976, no further dams have been built by Pakistan. At the same time, due to sedimentation, the combined storage capacity of Tarbela, Mangla and Chashma reservoirs had depleted ...
  • Production of Low Cost Self Compacting Concrete Using Rice Husk Ash 
    Muhammad Omar Nasir Usman Owais Islam Hassän Akbar, Supervisor:Lec Ali Shiekh (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
    Self-consolidating concrete—as the name implies—is the concrete requiring a very little or no vibration to fill the form homogeneously. Selfconsolidating concrete is defined by two primary properties: Ability to flow or ...
  • Understanding Identification and Utilization of Hill Torrents of Pakistan 
    Fakhar Alam; Yasir Aziz; Nabeel Ahmed; Kamran Aziz; Supervisor Dr Muhammad JAved Iqbal (MCE-NUST Risalpur Campus, 2011)
    Pakistan at hand is facing numerous problems ranging from self sufficiency in food for socio economic amelioration, poverty to combating environmental degradation and securing sustainable development. These can be resolved ...
  • Development of a low-cost water treatment facility for Risalpur Cant. 
    NC 274 Munawwar Khan NC 279 Waqar Ahmad NC 331 Aman ur Rehman, Supervisor: Lec Arshad Ali (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
  • Feasibility of Use of Stone Mastic Asphalt Using Marshall and Gyratory Compaction Test 
    SYED IJLAL HUSSAIN, LEC. RABIA (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
  • Retrofitting and Rehabilitation Of RCC Structures Using Sap 2000 
    Saad Younas (Syn Ldr) Bilal Zafar Murtaza Khan Umair Khalid, Supervisor -Muhammad Ali Shaikh (2008)
  • Design and Development of Beam and Wall Testing Facility 
    Unknown author (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
  • Modern Water Proofing Method and Techniques 
    Muhammad Mahmood Khan; Raja Shoaib Hayat; Awais Omair Khattak; Junaid Ahmad Khattak; Supervisor Asst Prof Sardar Khan (MCE-NUST Risalpur Campus, 2010)
    Inspite of many fold advancements made in Concrete Technology and the ability to produce high quality concrete, it is not possible to really make waterproof structures. The problem of water proofing of roofs, walls, ...
  • Design of Revolving House 
    Sardar Kashif-ur-Rehman; Arslan Raza Khan; Umer Hanif; Usman Akram; Supervisor Muhammad Iqbal (MCE-NUST Risalpur Campus, 2010)
    Cost of energy is increasing day by day. Therefore making the warming and cooling of house expensive. It is therefore required to keep the house comfortable throughout the year by utilizing re-useable source of energy. ...
  • Effect of Temperature Variation on Asphaltic Pavement 
    Usman Ijaz Choudhary, Supervisor: Kamran Mushtaq Hasan Riaz Noor, Tousif Javed, Usman Mazhar (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
    There is a growing tendency in almost all the developing countries to adopt expensive pavement design and better construction specifications in spite of serious financial constraints. Asphaltic concrete wearing courses ...

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