BS: Recent submissions

  • Application of Building Information Modeling In the Project Execution: Nowshera Medical College as a Case Study 
    Kashif Mehmood; Supervisor, Dr. Hafiz Zahoor Ahmad Khan (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2018)
    Without following the principles and guidelines of Construction Management, efficient designing and execution of a project becomes cumbersome. Designing of a construction project using conventional methods and ...
  • Development of a Spreadsheet for Design of Box Culverts Using AASHTO LRFD Provisions 
    Asad Ali; Supervisor, Dr Aqeel Ahmad (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2018)
    The purpose of the project is to develop a spreadsheet for the design of Box culvert to overcome the limitations of other design software like SAP2000 and Et Culvert. The limitations in SAP 2000 is that; ...
  • Deep Excavation Support System in Urban Environment 
    Muhammad Asim; Supervisor, Dr Kamran Akhtar (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2018)
    This study investigates deep excavation in an urban environment, its effects on the neighboringstructures and excavation support systems that are utilized to cater for the effects of deep excavation on the neighboringstructures ...
  • Comparison of Analysis of a Continuous Beam Using Estabs & ACI Moment Coefficient Method 
    Capt Muhammad Sajjad; Dr Muhamma Rizwan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    Beams over the supports are made continuous to the increase integrity of structure. In the case of failure at a section the continuous beam provides an alternate load path. In regions with high risk of seismic activity, ...
  • Strength of Concrete Slab Using Waste Materials 
    Capt Umer Rohail; Dr Muhamma Rizwan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    To minimize the burden of waste materials on landfills of nation and economic burden on construction industries various attempts were made to incorporate these waste materials in plain cement concrete. This study emphasize ...
  • Improved Confinement of Concrete Using SBR Latex 
    Ahsan Ali; Dr Muhamma Rizwan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    Styrene-Butadiene Rubber (SBR) Latex is a modified styrene butadiene copolymer emulsion primarily designed to mix with cement compositions. It is used for external rendering, tunnel coating, concrete repair and floor ...
  • Enhancement of Cyclic Performance of Masonry Structures Using Various Confining Techniques 
    M Adnan Hanif; Dr Muhamma Rizwan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    Substantial portion of present structures globally are made of brick masonry. EQs have shown frequently the seismic susceptibility of brick masonry units. Diverse methodologies have previously been examined for ...
  • Comparison of Seismic Performance of Braced and Unbraced frames 
    Asfandyar Khan; Dr Muhamma Rizwan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    Earthquakes are nature’s most dangerous and unpredictable calamities and the source of severe damage to structure. The deteriorating effects of major earthquakes have harshly affected human lives and economies of states ...
  • Design, Construction and Operation of Eccentric Mass Vibrator 
    M Saqib Sodagar; M Saqib Sodagar / Dr Muhamma Rizwan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    During last century, there have been more than Ten Thousand earthquakes around the globe, killing millions of humans and causing destruction of worth billions of dollars to infrastructure. A professor from University ...
  • Effect of Confinement on Dynamic Behaviour of Masonry Structure 
    Fahad Shabbir Cheema; Dr Muhamma Rizwan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    Confined Masonry is a form of construction employed to improve the seismic resistance of masonry structures. Masonry structures are weak to resist the out of plane forces. Out of plane forces are generally applied through ...
  • Effect of TSL on the Seismic Performance of Unconfined Maonry Structures 
    Ali Tauseef; Dr Muhamma Rizwan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    Brick masonry is the most prevalent method of construction in the construction industry. Masonry structures are weak in resisting out of plane loading. Pakistan is among the most earthquake prone regions of the world. ...
  • Compilation of MCE Civil Engineering Handout for site Engineers 
    M Adil Riaz; Dr Muhammad Shahid Siddique, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    Civil engineering is a multi-dimensional field which poses numerous challenges on the team of designers and their implementors. Non availability of a specific guidebook and lack of experience cause a lot of damage in ...
  • Study of Implementation of Construction Guidelines after 2005 Kashmir Earthquake 
    Muhammad Haris; Dr Shahid Siddiquee, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2018)
    In the aftermath of Kashmir Earthquake 2005, there has been a potential advancement in the construction design. For regulating construction practices in high seismic zones, ERRA consulted NESPAK to formulate a detailed ...
  • Use of Tin Nano Particles In Order To Enhance Properties of Concrete 
    Shoaib Zafar; Dr Naeem Shahzad, Supervisor (MCE, 2018)
  • Feasibility and Design of Barakas Nullah for Mangla Dam Raising Project 
    Sohail Maqbool; Dr Irfan Abid, Supervisor (MCE, 2018)
  • Correlation between Conepenetrometer and Dynamic Conepenetrometer 
    Ihtisham Maqsood; Dr. Mazhar Iqbal, Supervisor (MCE, 2018)
  • Production of Lightweight Aggregate Concrete 
    Wasim Akram; Dr Muhammad Shahid Siddique, Supervisor (MCE, 2018)
    The dominating factor in concrete construction is its self-weight which contributes a large proportion of the total load on the structure, and there are obvious advantages in reducing density of concrete. So the incorporation ...
  • Study of Waste Glass Powder as Partial Replacement of Cement in Concrete 
    Rao Mujahid Tufail, Dr. Muhammad Shahid Siddique | Talah Shehzad Malik | Izaz Ur Rehman | Sana Ullah (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur, 2019)
    Cement, one of the major ingredients of concrete, has an industry responsible for large emissions of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and carbon monoxide are produced in large proportions ...
  • Rehabilitation of Axially Loaded R.C Columns Using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFPR) 
    Arbaz Khan, Supervisor Dr Adeel Zafar Hafiz Muhammad (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur, 2019)
    Natural calamities such as earthquakes, tornadoes, tsunamis, hurricanes and accidental impacts can severely damage or cause collapse of inadequately designed structures. In addition, material and geometric imperfections ...
  • Structural Behavior of Recycled Concrete Aggregate 
    Ihtisham Khan , Supervisor Abdul BasitMansoor Akhtar ,Umair Ashraf (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur, 2019)
    Due to Rapid increase in the population and new trend of moving from rural to urban has caused the construction to dramatic increase. These constructions include residential buildings, industrial projects and public ...

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